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He LEFT THE STATE
4 Wife. eeater Suffers Ban.
ishmsnt From Virginia.

NORFOLK. Va. June is.--ciai-
borne Corner. ~ Augusta county. re-
Gently married the IL year old daaKh-
ter Of sheriff Watts. shortly after.
wards. u II said he beat his wife.
WHO subsequently, entered suit for
divorce. News reached hers today
that the magistrate who tried Cor
ner upon the charge OF wife beatinE.
has exilsd him from the state The
fnastxirst~. on the condition that
Corner leave Virginia Immediately.
promising not % return within hye
years. suspended sentence. and Cor
nsr. In lieu of serving ak months in
sail and paying n fine - 10. accept
Cd Punishment. He promised % Eo
at once 60 Wheeling. ". Va. whore
he stated he would take up his reni-
tence.
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A JUMP IN WAGES
Phoenix Iron Works Announce
as Per Cent Raise.

PHoENfxvii4f.E. Pc. June H.
Notices have been nasted at tho
Phosnlsvillc iron works announcing
per cent. Increase ~ wages m
all departments. 60 take crcet on the
18th of June.
The works have many orders on
hand and she facilities are being
improved by the building OF two new
furnaces in fhe steel department.
These viii turn ows $500 pounds Of
basic steel each at a heat
An immense girder. requiring three
tist ears for lss transportation. has
just been shipped away from The
works for the Central New England
railway. u IL los feet 6 inches In
length and weighs s0.eeo pounds. 4
special crane had to be erected to
lead II on the cars,
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Shot at the EIopers.

WEBSTER CITY. Iowa. June Ia
Frank Starr was shot and danger
ousiy injured near Homer yesterday
by Reuben $, Spencer. while at
tempting to elope with Spencer's
aged II years. Spencer n
a farmer. He pursued the couple on
horseback. gained rapidly. and when
within range fired the full charge.
striking Starr in the back. Starr de-
cisres that II he RECEIVERS he will
surely marry the girl
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SEATTLE IRKLINGS.

Edward Kelly. Of Cleveland. o..
has written TO chief Reed in regard
60 the whereabouts of James Slattery
who came 20 Seattle about two years
ago from Cleveland. lie worked on
the steamer Cottage city and was
last heard from Ia November Ait
Kelly expresses the belief that he
has enlisted Tor service IN the Philip
pines.
=, narrety Of clalium. Wash. has
written TO Chief Reed la regard 90
Mrs. Mary =. brewer. who lived In
this city about is years ago.
II. c. Pfeli has been appointed a
pairolman by chief Of Police Rsed.
A divorce suit was fiied last niRht
by Mrs. Henrietta Aahworth. against
her husband Henry AFhworth She
says SHE has always been a true and
loving wife. but her husband has de-
serted her. Mr.. and Mrs. Arhworth
are both well known IN Seattle
Neis MartinNon ana stephen urny
wero taken 10 the asylum at stella.
COON yesterday. These two men
we're recently declared insane by
Judge Reid. Gray IN ~ the opinion
that he IL a second Christ. ana that
"A part ~ hia mission on earth II 10
stand on mis- head.
The Pacific Coast company have
pctiton~d the city council 10 appoint
their Waterman special patralmrn
without pay. They state that the
Esiss cnas:esiesssi At tuE f'Tant street
crossing near Ftrst avenue and King
street are continually being broken
down. and they wish a. have the Of
fender arrested
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HAZLETON, Pa, June is.-Mrs.
Hiram waip. Of coyngham. a week
AFRO requested her husband 20 pur-
chase new chairs. stating that they
would be useful for people who were
to assemble at her funeral. She pre-
dleted that abe would die within a
week. She was in the best of health
when making the prophecy. but a
day or two later she was stricken by
apopicxy and died last night.
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Whipped by Whitecsps.

oWINGSVTLLE. Ky. June H.
a band or whitecaps visited a man
and woman In the White oak church
neighborhood OF this county last
night and both were roughly hand
led Wills MapieS VIZ ~: - IF -- --,srfl
his home and given 100 lnahea With
hickory switches on his bare back.
and Eliza Wright. Who lived near by.
Was neat visited. Accounts conflict
az 60 whether she was actually fog
Hcd. but. having finished with her,
the mob faEed her home. making her
return 70 this locality impossible
Both Aaniey and the woman left the
county.
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FINE Quality Fine Corded Piaue. itc
value. i2lhc a yard.
FINE Imported wide Cord Plque.
extremely stylish Tor waist skirts,
etc. SOC value. only zoe a yard.
FINE white Duck Skirts. = rows
blue Nash braid trimming. 10 but
ton and cord plated back. hand
somely finished. 1900 value. only
81 d each.
FINE white silk Paranuis. handsome
heavy silk tassei. fi.75 value. only
fi.a5 each.
LADIES Fine white Kid Gloves.
black or eeif embroidered back,
grand wearing. gi.5o value. only
ti.2s uslr
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FINE white Lawn Waists. plated
back. tucked front. handsomely
made. soc value. only sbc each.
FINE white Pique Waists. pretty
plated back. iaiest style cut front.
nicely finished. ii.S0 value. only
81 % each.
WHITE IMPORTED English Lawn
waists, fine embroidery Insertion
down front. fastened with beauty
pins. extremely stylish. ties value.
only 1875 each.
WHITE KID Belts. handsome burk-
les, fAdely made, 2yc. SC and 700
each.
LADIEs Fine white SILK Gloves
dagtla sTevesl sii1s~T tips, 1sc value
only soc a palr..
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s-=a----~=--r------is=------s--a'
a NOTABLE WEDDING

Next Tuesday evening ct the ocei.
dental hotel. Rudolph Gross Of this
city. will b. married TO Mis- Roe
pros.n. % Chicago. MISS Drc@in -
a cousin of Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold. 81
Chicago. and together they have been
visiting Seattle for several weeks
The brIde-eieet ls one Of ChicaEO's
charming bellies AFR Gross =
among the most prominent % Sc
attls's young merchants. Rev. DR.
Brooks will tie the knot.
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IT'S really too bad Queen Victoria
retired from public notice 90 aud
ftwray"
'fMhy7+.
because vas anxious 10 know
her view on when the twenticth cen
tury actually begins"
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CHOKED THE JAIlER
AND ESCAPED

ROME. Ga. June i5.--Last night
Grsenbury shnson and John McCul-
ium broke Jail. The Jaller went to
take clothes 20 prisoner and was
knocked down and ohoked to insen-
siblllty. His wife ran to his assist
anee and was also brutality beaten.
McCuiium has II warrants against
him. A posse with bioodhounda ia
in pursuit OF the escaped prisoners.
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Cattle for Nebraska.

EUGENE. Juno fs-EIEhi hun
drrsd young cattle were driven
through Eugene yesterday They
will be driven down the valley some
distance and tscu shipped 70 Me-
hraNka.
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Today In Judge Jacobs court. r.
Morris confessed TO having held up
and robbed Reed Giddlnks on May
n He then plead guilty. Frank
Richards was Morris aecompiice.
and his trial IL set for tomorrow.
Morris will be sentenced Saturday.
The two secured 81 by the hold-up.
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The case Of the rni,ed states
against n okawa. wlll come up be-
fore the federal court shis afternoon.
lie - charged with counterfeiting
and attempting 70 pass a one dollar
paper biii.
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J. Collins. an alleged buuco man.
waH arrested by D~tective cudihee
this afternoon. and a charge Of va
Krancy under the state law has hesn
placed against him
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The following sales were made;
Forty -nve. 100. East San Poll, $500.
Legal Tender sp00. Ophir Bell $500.
Silver Creek, 5000
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desires 20 nee. Prospects are also
good on benches on the loft limit
The town started last summer at the
mouth nf the creek N dead, Tulare
Il also another promising creek
nuggets taken from Ne, a. weighed
s6d and STA respectively kirkman
creek. opposite Tllarc. II also prom
Using. ss n. owned by George sheriff
Is giving out beautiful gold. About
20 claims have been recorded In the
district,
Thomas Chisholm. well known in
Seattle. aud Fannie Milford. we're
married May 10. There IL little
romance surrounding the marriage.
MIR Chisholm was taken STICK. and
at the hospital h. was only saved
fram dying hy the careful attention
aud good care given him by the nurse
Miss Milford. After he became bet
ter ah attachment sprung up between
the two which ended In the mar
riage.
Louis Couture has purchased a
AAAA tANNANHN W hAAAFAA - ~ wv hAf"
side on Hunker for 5000
Dawson Is 20 have sidewalks on her
principal streets. and engineers are
now al work fxins a proper grade.
All ~ the water front property has
been put In the hands of the authori-
ties, and ali leases have been declar-
rt null ana void. and the tenants
have been esieted.
A nugget Weighing "a ounces was
picked up on the fractional bench OF
Ne. f,idorado ieft limit
siuicing has begun In earnest dn
bonanza and f.ldorndo. Many OF
the claims are working .g..... lhrss Suits.
4 good strike has been made on
BENNETT creek. which nows in on
pemlnion at pola, between IS and
ga below Discovery. and aa a re-
suit a stampede took place.
The following verdict was return
"a BY the Jury cmpaneled 10 dlseov.
eF this cause u abe fire az Dawson.
The ftrs which occurred on the even.
INK of April q. started In a ro3m
occupied by Helen Holden, over the
Bodexa saloon. about T;t1 o'clock
No evidence has been produced 90
show from what cause the IRE orig.
mated. X Ia recommended that all
women-of -the-tgwn BE- excluded from
all public buildings other than H.
eeussd hotels.
Zen T'rcn~man and Blliy Marsh
have signed articles for a catch as
cateh-ean wrestling match.
EffuTts are being taken BY the on.
clAls 10 clean the city Of all nth b.
fore the spring thaw comes.
Recorder Padxett. u the Hear
Greek mining district In Alaska. has
been placed under arrest for salt
ing a quarts mine which he sold TO
Michigan parties. lie viii SO TO
Slska-
Owing 60 sluicinx water being
scarce. the price Of labor has ma
trriaiiy stinsnsa
Physicians report that summer
cholera has begun 60 show itself.
and that Ia IL up To the standard Of
severity experienced last year.
Lumber is stlil selling at $50 TO
tz5e per thousand.
The prevalence OF mumps is on the
increase. the sufferers now being
legion.
John X. Armstrong has been found
guilty % robbery before the tsrriior-
izi cour; and sentenced 10 u months
hard labor.
r.. Larson Blanck. a Seattle boy.
has arrived at Dawson. is days from
Bennett.
fsefn c, Stocking. veil known In
Seattle. ana formerly connected with
Seattle paper a- pTesspan. has nr.
rived az Dawson from the Forts NJ 10
district. lie reports that the Jack
Wade creek has exceeded all expect
atlous. aud that the finds are num-
erous-
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SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

The following markets were called
and sold at the Seattle Mining Ex-
change yesterday
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Hen T'Tvn~man and Biliy Marsh
have signed articles for catch az
cRteh-ean wrestling match.
Efforts are being taken BY the on
elAls 10 clean the city of all NTH be-
fore the spring thaw comes.
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Recorder PadKett. u the Hear
Greek mining district In Alaska. has
been PLACED under arrest for salt.
ing a quarts mine which he sold 20
Michigan parties. lie viii SO to
Slska-
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T'he star s..<...sas, 9. si'sS 10 give It's
reaacra some fresh news direct from
the interior q Alaska. Express Mics
senEeF william ? Allen, u the Kiou-
dixie Naesct Expresa. arrived in Sc
attic this rornlng. tho FRS, man cut
from DAWSON since winter travel
ceased. The following Items 81 in
tsrsst arr taken from the columns 81
the bate tissues - the Klondlkc Mug
sc, brought cat ~ Mr Allen
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Collin McGregor, recorder Of the
Stewart river district. has arrived at
Dawson With the following informn-
ton; Stewart and McQuestion rivers
have not been much developed, ow-
ing 10 troublesome water. The
prospects are good. and the miners
have not given up hope. Thistle f.
the most promising creek In the dis
triot, and II Il bound to turn out
well. Discovery claim and its imme-
date mates are turning out splendid
and the fold Il rs r01i AZ any one
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FOR SALE-sIrRTRRAN HOMES

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN HOMES
Chevy Chase 10 rooms .................. SIS so
Chevy Chase, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. I so
Chevy Chase, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Chevy Chase, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Chevy Chase, 10 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. $50
North Chevy Chase, rooms. ........... ESQ
IakOma Park, y rooms. ................. 600
The above are all modern, model homes. Term
to suit.
THE WASH. LOAN AND TRUST Co,
ap2l-3t Real Estate Dept
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
district II Columbia, Washington, April p. 1922
NouCe Is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
the District of Columbia intend 20 make the fol-
lowing named Improvements which are, in their
Judgment, necessary for the public health, safety
and comfort Assessments for one half the Gust
OF the same Will he made, provided in public
act No III approved August Z, 1884 Parties who
are interested I'm the proposed work notified
that the Commissioners viii give a hearing ut the
District building the TENTH DAY BF MAY,
1888 AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. in the board
room Of the said commissioners 60 any ana all
persons VINO may desire TO object thereto Con
street sIoneware sewers as follows: In the north
side II Jefferson street, Anacrstia Cor Jnontowul,
ID. G, between Monroe and Fillmore streets; esti-
mated cost $o4s, one half 10 be assessed against
all parts of lots 80 90 and % which alut the
north side of Jefferson street, also lots ~, 80,
100 lol, lp2. lu3, lo4, loo, loo and l0I. all in
the subdivision If ''Uniontown" In Warehouse
alley, square 1900 told number, 30, Georgetown:
estimated cost S2JG ne-half To be assessed against
all parts of lot I3. square 1900 which abut upon
Warehouse alley from point S5.5 feet south of
the south line Of VI street southWa ard 1873 feet III
the south side of Marshall street between sherman
ami Brlghtwood avenues; estimated cost. ST75,
onc-hulf 10 Ice assessed agairst lots numbered 20
and Browns subdivision Of Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains In the west side II 10th street
northwest between II and : streets; estimated
,I,,II "a "a M 20 ~ - 80 lIaSl ", l3 90
~, ~, +6, ~ ~. - and SO. square 10. In the
south side Of alley " square luu5 estimated rosr.
S2lo, 'ne-haf he assessed against lots numbered
east between 18th and 18Th streets. and the rear
of which lots nhut on the alley Of square 1Una in
Nhi'l II - Pi'si'sru 20 CONSTRUCT lI' sewer ~
HAMPSHIRE ayenue and Newark street; estimated
cost, 5000, onc-Laf To- lee assessed against lots 4.
?. and I. block -, ''Petworth" H. east side II
Brghtwuud avenue between Newark street and
Omaha street: estimated cost. $3.50. half tu he
ASSESSED against lots 10 10, Il, Is, 10 - and 81
block Is, 'petworth.' In the north side Of North
Carolina avenue between Sd and 4th streets south
east estimated cost $40, onshalf t. lie assessed
against lots 2l, 20 10, Is. Il. .. ard . and
Piss feet OF original lot 3 west ~ II feet Il
original lot and the east IL feet Of original lot
=, square T91. JOHN b. WIGHT, JOHN W.
ROSS LANSING II. BEACH, Commissioners, DC.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. holding Special Term for
Orphans Court business In L. estate " Cara
phelia B. II. Stone. deceased. No. SG2I Admin
istration Docket 25.-Application having been made
to the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
holding a Special Term for Orphans Court bust
ness, for probate 81 last VIII and testament and
for letters testamentaTy with the Will annexed on
said estate by the American Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals. II Is ordered
this 18th day Of April, 1893, that notice Il hereby
II Stone. deceased, and TO all Others concerned, To
Appear IN said Friday, the 18th day of
May. AID. 1899. ct 10 O'Clock am To show
why such application should not be granted. This
notice shall be published In The Washington Law
Reporter aud The Evening Star once in each OF
three successive weeks before the return day
therein mentioncd-tha first publication De not
less than thirty days before said return day. By
NOTA McGILL. Register Of Wills MASON y.
RICHARDSON and MALCOLM HUFTY. Attorneys
for applicant apl0-law5t
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. holding a Special Terms for
Orphans Court business. In estate Of George
$. Parker deceased. No. 6ssi Administrator
Docket 2l.-Application having been made the
Supreme Court of tha District of Columbia. hold
ing Special Term for Orphans Court business,
for probate Of a last viii and testament and
codicils. real estate. il is ordered this 9Th
day Of April 1899. that notice is hereby given 10
LOTUS ParkeI. Wallace Parker Dwight Frazier,
Selby Frazier Elizabeth Friiser. Anna Frazier.
and to all Others concerned, 10 appear IN said
court Friday, the 18th day Of May, ID. 1899,
at 10 O'Clock am. 10 show why such Appli-
cation should he granted This notice shall be
She Evening Star once In each OF three successive
weeks before the return day therein mentioned
the first publication to be less than thirty days
before said return day. BY the COURT \. c.
BRADLEY. Justice. Attest: ]. NOTA McGILL,
Register Of Wills. RICHARD r. BEALI. At
torney for applicant. ap10-law3t
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RAILROADS.
ADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY

CANADIAN PACIFIC HALFWAY.
Intended steamship sailings from Vancouver
JAPAN. CHINA AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF CHINA. MAY 8 July 10 sent n
EahIRESS or INDIA. May - July 81 Oct 8
EAiilsfSS OF JAPAN. June 10. Aug. II Nov q
hawaiian Islands. fiji. New ZEALAND and Aus rnlIa
AORANGl-.-. May 1 MIOWERA..... June /
For rates apply 1853 broadway and 65 Wall st
y. Y. or THoS. W. MAGUIRE Icag Penn ave-
ocl4-fmNw lntf
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAILOR EXCHANGES TO 200 ACRES,
Md and Va; nicely situated and improved
price, $500 to $40, 900; cheap and very easy
terms Also city and suburban properties for
eXGGnahge Can for particulars. JUNIUS ].
IlI1MAN, Room I. Atlantic bldg, 92S st.
NV. ano23ts
DAIRY FARM FOR RENT, WITHIN pa MILES
OF this city. Capacity, IA cows. Address, at
once, DAIRY Star Office ap22,6t
THE MYRTLE GROVE ESTATE BORDERING
mile or more on Miles river and being near
Enston, Nd, is now for sale. This estate COM
prises about 600 acres; be purchased a
brick mansion. with all necessary outbuildings,
and with 100 acres can be had If desired; lawn
extends to water edge; grand old oaks, etc; fine
water and perfectly healthy fishing, oysters etc.
For further particulars address
PIERRE G. DUGAN & NEPHEW,
ap216t' 16 E. Lexington St. Baltimore Md.
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Woodward &
LOthrOp,

Palais Royal, Lansburgh. Kanns, Goldenberg.
Hecht, Saks' Stores, Mayer Bros, Kings Palace,
Bon Marehe and all live Druggists Grocers. Sta
TONERS, Notions, &c. MID by Royal Glue Co,
2lo st. s.w.. Washington. ID. G. Trade supplied
by all Wholesale Druggists, Grocers. Motions &C..
throughout U. 8 mh20-U
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

National Capital University School,
y Conn. ave. NV. SCHOOL FOR BOYS
AL hrlnchcs singiy in class. day and evening.
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Dr. CZarra. SDecialist,

Treats all chronic and special maladies Of men
ana women. rays, electro-static, gaivanic Fura-
die electricity and all modern appliances In use.
consultation free. Office hours from 10 80 to $3.50.
Closed Sunday. 6l9-621 Penna. ave. NV. Metro
poiitan block. ap6-3ms-7
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MOUNT
VERNON RAILROAD.

From station, I3ts street and Pennsylvania ave.
500, s:35. $3.50. 9:25, 1900, loo, II As an,
xl2;S' l2;2o LA, IA. k2;94 2:4o s;25; z3:5e
!SS $500 900 i9;So h2o and 10t.d 1859 pm
5i5, 600 Gas 7:so Sis, 500, 1000 ii 10 and
For Mount Vernon. week days-e:so. 500, 1000,
Il 100 an. 1905. Fla. 2:o4. $40, 3:5s. 1908 and
supdays-s,co am. 1900 noon. 2:15, s:45, Gas
For Arlington and Aqueduct bridge (week days.
500. $3.50. 1900 IL 100 am, tl2:o5, 1920 lila
2:ei, 2:4o, fs:25, 415. 500. e:04, 7:06 and 500
sundays-7;6,- 900. s:45. 1880. HEB am.
1900 noon l2:45 80. 2:15 800. 3:45 $3.50. BIS
Parcels carried OF ell trains Baggage checked.
2Express runs 70 Payne station only.
n .ppGfRT ns to Arlington only.
IT, L. resident f1eSldeni noa sa up Goandsi
---. GHEsAPEAKE AND ONO HALLWAY.
rHh hEhcA THE AL GRA fRafSs sGESERI Of
ELbcTEIc lighted. sTEAM hstHiE EaTEB..
Schedule in effect Dec S, 1885,
20 p,M DAlLYCCincinnati and ST Louis spe-
Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, fndlanapo and
st. Louis, without change. Connects at Coyington
Va, for Virginia Hot Springs. Parlor Cars Cincin,
ii 10 pm DAILY-F. F. V. Limited-solid train
for Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers TO Cincinnati, Lex
pancy at 500 ON. Pullman Sleeping Car to Viz
ginia Hot Springs connection for Hot Springs, Va
ers Cincinnati to Chicago aud ST. Louis
2:ao Pm. DAHY-For Gordonsville Chariottcs-
Vile, Staunton and for Richmond daily, except Sun
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 513 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue, and at
Railroad cab service. II. W. FULLER
fe2230d General Passenger Agent
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KenilWOrtl linn.
THE IROOUOJS

An entirely new Hotel. Capacity 5oo South
Carolina ave: and Beach. Center of all at
fractions Superb in equipment and comfort
Steam heat sun Parlor. Elevator to street level
electric lights. rooms en- suite. with baths. The
nnest cuisine and service. Special spring rates, Sl2
10 III 30 per week. Write for illustrated Booklet
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