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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-07-19

OIIlCo. DuTAuS IAAo Pao1 OASA'
years the improvements made in
the Bossier and Caddo Levee Dis
tricts amount to a yardage of
seven million, and an expenditure
of more than q million dollars.
Reverting to his retirement,
Capt. Kerr stated that it was q
surprise to his associates and to
himself. He is confident, he said,
that the interests of the District
will be ably administered by his
successor, and asked for him the
same kindly treatment accorded
himself.
Mr.. A. J. Murff, on behalf of
the Bossier Levee District Board
presented Capt. Kerr with a hand
some gold-headed walking cane,
as an expression of regard.
The following resolution, intro
duced by Mr.. Moss, was adopted:
Whereas, Capt. F. M. Kerr, of
the Board of State Engineers, is
on the eve of retirement from that
body, be it
Resolved, That the Bossier
Levee Board deeply regrets his
severance from the levee interests
of the District, recognizing in him
an able, efficient and conscien-
tious officer, and one peculiarly
fitted by years of association with
this Board, to deal with the re-
quirements of the District.
Resolved further, That we ten
der him our thanks and apprecia-
! ton for the invaluable assistance
| rendered us in the discharge Of
our responsible duties, and wish
| him success in whatever he may
undertake.
! Semi annual interest on War.
rants Nos. 81 to 76, inclusive, tt
July /, 1900, being due, the Pres
ident and Secretary were author
lied to issue to the holders, Hun
ter Bros.
| Warrant No. i3o-Hunter Bros,
semi annual interest q
1 The following accounts wer
examined, and President and Sec
rotary authorized to issue War
rants for same, viz:
No. i4O-W. H. scanland, print
ing six months, to
July 1, i9W...........-$ 50 Q
i 1li-T. N. Braden, Jr., sal
Il airy as Secretary, six
i months, to July L. 100 Q
l42-J. w. Jeter, Pres't, at
tending Board meet-
i ings to July IL, 100 Is Z
81 l43-A. ]. Moss, attending
81 Board meetings to
Il July II, 1900. ..-......-... Is q
Il i4-T. w. w. Stinson, at
Il tending Board meet
ing to July IL, 1906. is &
lH-W. T. Colqultt, attend
+ ing meetings to July
Il II, 1900. ....................... 10
] Secretary T. N. Braden, Jr
: upon request of Board, read alou
: claims of all property owners an
: lessees as ainst Levee Board fl
Q levee repair work on levees
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-07-19

Secretary T. N. Braden, Jr.,
upon request of Board, read aloud
claims of all property owners and
lessees ag ainst Levee Board for
levee repair work on levees in
Boesier Levee District which he
had received, viz;
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-07-19
Smith 1 Webb,

A ttorneys at Law, Benton
n parish, Louisiana.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-07-19

On 266SK bales cotton 1881 Is
s4197 SO
Mr.. A. J. Mnrff, special attor.
ney, employed by Board ata pre-
vious meeting to look after the
swamp, overlooked and State
lands recently donated to Bossier |
Levee District by the State, ap-
peared before the Board and re-
ported that - yet he had made |
but little progress toward locating
said land, owing to the total igno-
rance Of his numerous commune
cations to the Registrar Of the
State Land Office in regard to
some special data relating to these
lands, which could be obtained
only through the State Land
Office.
After q thorough discussion of
Mr.. Nurf e attitude in this mat
ter by the Board, it was moved
and seconded, that the most feas-
IDLE means Of obtaining the de-
sired and important data regard
ing these lands would be to have
Mr.. Murff make q special trip to
the Office of the Registrar of State
Land Office and see the Registrar
in person, and Mr.. Murff was in
structed to make the trip at once
and report to Board the result Of
his intercourse with the Registrar
at It's next meeting.
President Jeter then expressed
the deep regret of the Board that
Capt. F. M. Kerr, of the Board of
State Engineers, had not received
. disappointment to that body
tho three other members present
ooncurring with President Jeter
in his expressions of regret.
The affable Capt. F. M. Kerr
arose and thanked the President
and members of the Board for
their expressions of regard, and
briefly reviewed the present stu
alton. Capt. Kerr said:
There Is no work now under
way, and no contracts outstand.
ing.
The District has q continuous
line OF levees, 55 miles in length
all Of which have been rebuilt OF
improved in the past eight years
He cautioned the Board that
while the levees are in excellen,
condition, that there are severa
points where new levees will soo1
be needed, viz: ]. G. Ogden's
Benoist Bayou and D. s. Halls
He urged the Board to be very
watchful with respect to thes'
three levees, o. the banks Of rive
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BENTON, LOUISIANA,
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 70. 1900.
Democratic Ticket.

Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
or NEBRASKA.
FOR vlCE-PREsIDENT,
ADLAI E. STEVENSON,
OF ILLINOIS.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-07-19

Syndic OF Creditors Of S. j. Zeigl
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
THE CABINET MEETING.
Mr.. Gage Explains the Refunding
scheme of the Financial Bill.

Al yesterdays meeting OF the Cabinet,
the Secretary Of War being absent in
Cuba. there were no affairs of "a military
nature touched upon, and the meeting was
not held by the members present. to have
been an important one. report from
General Otis giving a review Of the money
circulation in the Philippines. in gold and
silver was presented and briefly dis
Cussed
Secretary Gage described the scheme for
refunding the interest bearing debt Of the
United States as embodied in the financial
bill nov pending in Congress. He spoke
of the plans OF the Treasury Department
for carrying out the provisions Of the bin
and said that he believed the refunding
could be accomplished without any Sc
rious disturbance of business or financial
interests Mr.. Gage also submitted a new
form OF daily Treasury statement that
will be ssued after the financial bill goes
into effect He said that the amount of
funds on hand would be reduced by the
settlements with banks and bondholders
made necessary by the refuDding.
The Porto Rican Tari1 bill was briefly
discussed and all the members expressed
their views concerning it, Matters Of a
general nature occupied the attention of
the Cabinet until II 20 O'Clock. when the
meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

A decision regarding contracts made by
this Government in Porto Rico has just
been rendered by the Comptroller Of the
Treasury. The question was referred to
the Treasury Department by Secretary
Root it having been raised by Captain
JudsOn. of the Board Of Public Works of
Porto Rico. who wrote asking If contracts
extended beyond the fiscal year, to which
the special appropriation pertains. could
be paid for from the specific appropriation
The decision was that if the contracts We're
extended by competent authority they
should be paid for from The appropriation
although the expenses were incurred IN
a year subsequent to which the contracts
belong
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
A SURE CURE FOR cRour.
TWcnty-FiVe Years Constant Isc
without a Failure

The Grst indication Of Group is holrsc-
ness. and in a child subject to that dis
ease IL may be taken as a sure s!gn o.!
the approach Of an attack Following this
hoarseuess is peculiar rough cough. II
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse or even
after the croupy cough appears il viii
prevent the attack. Ii is used in MANY
thousand OF homes Ia this broad land ana
never disappoints the anxious mothers. We
have yet 20 learn Of single Instance in
which % has not proved efTectuol No
other preparation can show such a record
twenty-five years constant use withour
a failure. For sale by Henry Evans
wholesale and retail. and all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Senator and Mrs. Cullom Entertain
al Dinner.
The Assistant Secretary Of stat" aud
Mrs. HiII Also Among Those Who
Fosters Luncheon to Hiss GrisG~-
An Art Talk al boundary Castle.

Mss Leouora Jackson the young Ameri-
can 1iolinist who had the honor Of. per
forming before Queen Victoria and other
ROYAL persorages during her professional
tour abroad. has come on from New York
especially TO play for Mrs Mckinley this
afternoon. The concert viii be given in
the East Parlor. and in addition TO the
President and Mrs Mckinley and Miss
Barber, Mrs. Mckinley has invited the
ladies' CT the Cabinet and a few other
friends.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
Vestie SUITS,
Sizes 3 TO 9.

Five different styles good spring
novelties. Generally sold at SD.
Special. Sl.S9 suit.
Three different STYLES of fine
mixed Cassimere. $3.50 value
Special. S2.19.
Our special feature for spring
opening will be every purchaser
of a suit will be entitled 10 a
Navy Blue Cap.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
GENERAL JOE WHEELER.
War Department Officials Know
Nothing about His Resignmtion.

The War Department officials are non
plussed over the statements made in press
dispatches that Gen. Joe Wheeler says he
resigned from the Army early in Deem
Der and expects to take his seat in Con-
gr5ss. It is stated at the Department that
the papers showing General Wheeler has
resigned have never reached there. and
that the Secretary Of War has never re-
ceiyed any official notification that Gen
eral Wheeler has left the Army.
All that is known Of General Wheeler az
the Department is that last December Gen
eral OTIS reported that General Wheeler
had asked to be ordered home and that
his request had been complied with. Cen
eral Wheeler has left San Francisco and
will arrive in Washington in a few days
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

Senator and Mrs. CulIom entertained at
a dinner Of eighteen covers last night in
honor OF their daughter. Mrs. William b.
Ridgely, OF Chicago. who is now their
guest
Invited to meet Mrs. Ridgely were Mr..
and Mrs Reginald de Koyen. Nj. and Mrs.
Robert Mccormick Mir. and Mrs. Henry
Ives Cobb. Mr. and Mrs. }. 1. Lord. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Gates Davis. Miss Fisher,
Senator Perkins. General Smith. and Judge
HartweIl. OF Honolulu. and MI II. l.
PritChett.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
DoubIe-b breasted Suits,
Sizes 8 TO Is.

Navy Blue Cheviot, made in
latest cut. soft finish Regular
price, $3.50. Special, $l.95 suit.
An Atwood Navy Blue Chey-
lot Suit. made very stylish. Regu-
lar price. $500. Special, 1913
suit.
A line of fine mixed Cashmere
Suits. $500 and S3.25 values.
Special, $3.50 suit.
An All-woOl Grey H0mespun.
Reading manufacture. S3.I5 val
ne. Special. $2.9S suit.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Introduction
Sale of
Boys Spring
Clothing.

We are showing in our BOYS
Clothing Dept, I'd floor. a new
and well-splected stock Of good
tailored clothing AT moderate
prices. We invite the public TO
call and examine our conceptions
for Spring 1900.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

The Confederate Veterans Hall was the
sceue OF an enjoyable dance on Thursday
evening when the hosts were the mem
beers Of the Majestic Club. Among those
ga attendance were Misses McSwyny Car
RE Bsrghausen Burgdorf. Winnie Carney.
Sig0urney. Nellie Brownlow Annette
Baker. Bunyea, Pearl Seeley May God
frey Beatrice Croghan, Hilda and Linda
FRANKIE Mary. Grace and Carrie Moss,
Priddy. Brsckhagen, Elsie Dugan. Trunnel.
Pryers Jordan. Hacker Mrs Hacker Mrs
Garrett and Mrs. SheIksohu: Messrs. 4. n.
Hacker, J. h. HollingswOrth Littlefeld.
p u. L. Cane r. II. Johnson. j. Hughes.
J. Il. Wood. II. f. Power. G. A. NJ. Kelch-
uer. /. Barghausen. E. L. Wright TarboN.
II. +. Garrett George Macky, C. A. Mitch
ell. Grimes. Burton Smith John Skinner.
John Hurley. E. T. Dawson. J. F. Franklin.
Haywood Shawen + W. Brown q. R.
Beckham. W II. Whitaker. II. 5. Nichols.
NJ " Cooley Harmon George Watson
John Chapman. Phil Cake. r b. Eichel-
berger, Dr. Munroe, and Prof. z. T. David
son.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

The Assistant Secretary OF state and
Mrs u. j. Hill entertained at dinner last
night when their guests were the German
Ambassador. Senator and Mrs. Frye, the
Brazilian Minister and Mrs. Assis- Brasil,
the japanese Minister. Colonel and Mrs.
Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster,
Mr. and Mrs Cridler, Mr.. and Mrs Near
thur Mrs. Stanley Brown and Mrs. A. l..
Barber.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

The Saturday Evening Assembly viii
give dance at $50 o'clock this evening
al the National Rifles Armory
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

The Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs
Gage and the Belgian Minister and Count
ess de Lichteryeide viii entertain at din
ners his evening
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

Over a hundred guests were present at
The lecture given by Mrs. Walworth yes
terday morning at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs John 3. Henderson. on the heights OF
Sixteenth Street The subject, American
Art and American Artists was made ad-
ditionally attractive by The surroundings
OF the speaker and her audience. as the
talk was given in the splendid gallery Of
Boundary Castle. whose walls are hung
with the paintings OF the worlds most
famous masters. Il was the second lecture
in the course. and those who listened to it
we're the wives and daughters Of the Sena-
torial and Congressional circle, together
with a number OF artists and art-loviug
friends
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

Mrs Addison G. Foster gave a petty
luncheon yesterday at the Cairo in COM
pliment 10 her niece Miss Griggs. The ad-
ditionaI guests we're Miss Baroer, the
Misses Hitchcock Miss Dimock. OF New
York: Miss Cockreil. Miss Symes. OF Den
yer: the Misses Foraker, the Misses Evans.
Miss Archibald. and Mrs. Phelps Leete, Of
Portsmouth, Ohio. The spnit Of the
springtime was daintily expressed in yell
low ionquils. which formed the floral dec
crations Of The beautifully appointed table.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

Senator and Mrs Mason entertained the
Washington Law College in honor Of the
dean Of the college. Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey. who viii shortly sail for France.
Among the additional guests were Miss
Emma NJ. Giliett. Mr.. Watson J. New
ton. Mrs. Z. r. Bailey Mrs. NJ. c. LOhr,
Mrs. J. L. Monroe. Mrs. y. h. Paul. Mrs.
NJ l. CoOpe Mrs. J. c. A. Page. Mrs. c.
L. North. Mrs Harrison. Miss c. !. Cries
heimer. Miss Helen Malcolm. Miss Flora
Raymond Miss Helen Hill Miss Gertrude
Leonard Miss Ida May Meyers. Miss Mary
Mason. Miss Winifred Mason, Miss Mabel
Sitter. Miss Davis. Miss Pelouze, Major
Harrison Mr F. c. LOhr. Mr.. George Mac
Donald and Mr. Edwin &. Dutton
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

Lieut. NJ Barowsky, OF the Russian Navy,
is at the Arlington, from Philadelphia
where he has been assigned to inspection
duty on the two ships building at the
Cramp shipyards for the Russian Govern
ment The vessels are the Vdriag and the
Retvizau. The former will be completed
within a few months. while the latter yes
sci is now ready for launching. Lieuten-
ant Barowsky expressed surprise last night
that the Carnegie Steel Company was
making 1S-inch plates Of Harveyizei armor
for the United States Government. while
at the same time the firm was completing
much superior aud lighter l0-inch Krupp
plates for the ships OF the Russian Navy.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

Henry Everett Of Cleveland, Ohio, is at
the Arlington for a brief stay. Mr. Ev
erett is the president Of the Independent
telephone companies operating in the
Buckeye State and it was given out last
night that he is in the city arranging to
construct a long distance line from Cleye-
land to Beaver. Pa, where il is to meet
line to be constructed by Baltimore indie
pendent companies in conjunction with
the Washington Independent Telephone
Company, in the event that q franchise is
granted TO the latter.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

attending TO some legal matters.
Hon. Clark +. Carr. formerly Minister to
Denmark, who has been quartered at the
National for some time, left the city for
New York Thursday night en- route 10
Paris where he will take charge of the
installation Of the Indian Corn Kitchen at
the exposition. Mr.. Carr is President Of
the American Maize Propaganda So iety
and has secured a genuine black "aunty'
from the South to bake all kinds of corn
dishes. He will be accompanied to Paris
by his daughter.
The evening times., 1900-06-14
Southern Ry.
schedaIe ia eject Nav = 1qco

Schedule IN effect May 7, 1900
Al trains arrive AID leave frora PeunSyivauiA
sol q. m--Daily-Looal sor DanvilIe, Charlotte
and way stations Connects ~ Manassas for SlraS-
burg AID HarEisonbuEg daily. and SJaunt0n weeiS
Gays, and at LynchburS with the Norfolk and
Western daily. and With G. & O. X. 4 daily for
Natural Bridge and Lexington
HIS a. n.-Dzi1y-THE UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL Sleeping Cars to Jscksonvills. via
savannah. uniting II Salisbury with Sleeper fer
Asheville and liJs Springs. y. c; Knoxville, Chat
tsnooSa, and Memphis TeEn-- AID AZ Chac.Otte
with Sleeper Tor Augusta Connects 70 Columbia
with Sleeper Tor Charleston Sleeping Car -
New Orleans, uniting az Charlotte with Sleeper
for Birmingham VIA Atlanta- Solid train Wash
Iugton 70 New Orleans ~,shJat change Dining
Car Service. Connecls az Lynchburs daily for
Natural Bridge and Lexington
u,S1 a. m--Daily-Local for Charlottesviue.
ard HsTrisonbJsFg week days
4.s0 p. m-DaiIy-Losil for Charlottesville.
$50 . m--Daily-NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
Savannah and jacksonville. connecting vita Draw
iuC-roCrn Sleeping Car fer -. Augustine and
Miami Sleeping Car 10 Augusta, va Columbia,
with connection for AiSen and Charleston
Through coach 70 Jacksonville Dining Car Ser
go p. u-Dany-wASHINGrON AND Chat
TANOOGA LIMITED. VIA LyNCHBURG. Sleep
irg Cars 20 Memphis and New Orleans. through
Bristol. Parior and Ohscuati0G Car between Rad
ford, Va. ard Alfalfa, Ala Through eoaeh
10 Memphis Dining Car Service
I0.4j p m--DsiIy ASHfNGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN LIMITED S.cepers 70 Nashville,
Tenn via Ashcvillc Knoxville. and Chsttsae0g-,
Memphis. va Birmingham: New Orleans. wa At
Iauta ard Montgomery connecting az New O-.e1us
win through sleeper fer Mexico CITY Connects
az High Point y C.. leaving WashinStca daily
except SATURDAY for PiEch-rst. y. c. Obscrveti n
Car 10 Macon Ca. via Atlanta Ncstsbale Dav
Coach % AtisEta- Diaing Car Service. Sunset
Personally CondUcted Tourist SecpCr On tbs train
evcry MoB5ay. Wednesday, aRd Friday 70 Slz
Francisco without change
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DITT-
SION leave Washington $50 a. m daily go ? -
! 50 p m. and $50 p. m week dIys. C-z5 p. H.
Sundays for Round Hill; 6-25 p m saturdays for
Essbury. G.25 p. week days for HCrrjCn- Re
turuirr arrive az Washington s-5s a. and S-11
p. m Gazly; S-3G a n anG 2:s5 2. week days
from ROund ISL; SOS week DAYS fren
Herrdoa: 200 a. m Mondays from LecsbUrg
through trains from the South arrive AZ Nash
ington 6.s2 A. m. s. a r.. 2-l5 D. n, sEG s-5l
D. m daily; n=rrisonburg, II 80 a. week days
AID 9:fJ D m. daily, and from Charlottesville SIS
a n sad $50 ?. n. daily
Tickets. sleeping rcsczvatocs. 1oG ctlc= in.
formation furnished. and baggage called Ter and
checked from hotels ana residences b. Onion
Transfer Company, On orders left AZ ticket cs-
fee 705 Fifteenth ST. NV, 5iI Penrsyirzntz ave
NV and at Pennsylvania Passenger Sta-ion
Telephone call IssI for PennS5 lv1nia R7ii-oad
Cab service
J. n. CULP, Trsfsc Manager.
W. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent
l. 8 BROWN. GsA---i A9Asi>
The evening times., 1900-06-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

IL TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DITRICT
OF COLUMBIA. THE SMITH DAY or JUNE
l9O0.-GEORGE ". CASTELAR,. COMPLAIN
ANT vs.. JOSEPH 7. BROWN ct A., DE
PENDANTS Equity Nc 2l413 Docket IS
On motion Of the complainant by Mr. Jesse II
Wilson. his solicitor. IL Is ordered this G,h d1v
Of June. 1900. that the defendants Joseph T.
BrOv-n Jane C. Brown. Hengietts r Cla-ett. na.
rius ClagCtt. John r. PARIS J. Franz PARKS. Ger
trade Parks, J. Howard Parks, Emily PARKS.
Lawrence T. Parks. May Parks. Henry B. Parks.
PARKS. Mary Arabclla Caples. Mor-on Caples.
stephen 7. Brown. and the unknown heifs de-
vi=e,s and alieuges q Thomas Brown and stephen
T. Brown and the unknown persons claiming under
them, cause their appearance 20 be entered herein
on OF before the first rulc Gay occurring forty DAYS
after this day; otherwise the cause VIII be pro
ceedcd with IS IN case OF default.
The object Of this Sait is 70 obtain a decree rr-
moving the c,oud upon the title 70 part Of lot
thirteen Q5) IN the slip and a small triangular
piece Of ground next east of ana adjoining TIE
same in square twelve hundred and sevcuty-oue
l2ID in thar part Of thr City Of Washington
feet on the west side Of Valley Street and one
hundred and thirteen and sixty-six hgndredths
CISCO feet on the south side Of Stoddert Street
and TO vest the fee simple in said property IL
II. complainant by adverse Possession and per
ptiually enioin defendants from setting Up any
4 aim. rieht. or title 70 said property
This order to be published in the ''N2shiagt oa
Law Reporter and The Washington Times oucs
a week for three successive weeks.
By the court:
(Sesi) JOB BARNARD, Justice etc
A true eopy-Test:
J. l. YOUNG. Clerk jez,Il,2I
The evening times., 1900-06-14
Baltimore g Ohio

schetuie in eject jane l. Iss0.
Lave Veshingtcn from station oo-re- Of Ssz
Jersey Avenue Src S-rCet.
Fer Chicago ard Northwest. Yes-5AuiCt Limit
&C trains 1870 a. II, s-C5 p. m, daily.
tor 1iIeiH1ati. $ L91is AL Indianapolis, EH-
pcs. lo:c5 a. n festihulsd Limited s-i5 P N.
FER Pitt=lure AID Clzvslaad, Io:5O a n s.S0
p r. <rc 1-ol T. n. dz5iy.
Fer Co.Cub-s. SOS ?. q. daily
Fer Winchester ard way s.atiols. SO a II.
S-s5 O. n. ard 80 p
Fer Luray. SIS p daily
Fo- Eslsiz.5Te, Week DAYS, -9-55. 500. c-s7.
As-l5. ga, Es-Sa. So. x9-S1. xI0-s3 a. r..
z---l3 z. l2-l5. 4 10 15-ol. xl-09 xisSC. 4.SJ.
29-t-i N5-IJ. G5-SJ. 1850. ESQ. ZS-tsc. Ilt-l-.
Ni.-5. xll-ll q n suIesys- As, H.-5-.
@.-i' 50. Ns-33 a. r.. SlZ.i'. xl.lc, l-l5.
NS-oo, x5-sl- s-S5. x5-5. x5-Io. C-SJ- xS--l,
2l0-u2, Sll-s2- xII-5 =
fcr ATaH-po,is. 40 a n, ald le=i5 ?. H. saa-
GAYS So O. H. 40 ~ n
Acr IIc--rlc-. week days S-s5 a. II. I-j1.
So. 80 r. sl- SuEG-sS. 500 O. r.. l-l5 z.
Ter Eaet-=--En, 'lg--5 a p ard 80 r IT,
trr BOYD 1Ed usy points. EreS ezys- s.s5
q r.. =-s4, $50, SO r H. S-Il2ys. 9-Jo a IL
F5- C-;thlrsl-r- ard uzy pests. uees 6sys,
y - p. IT, Sunta.s, S-11 H., l-l5 5-jJ. 7-Cj.
ro5 Wsssiussoz Jrae,i-a ard wy points. week
Gs,s. SIS a. IA s.S2. $50 2 n S-aIzys.
s-ol m. lis p. ~
For Cis-urarC-la Ecaca. $50 a r.. so p. Il,
week days; $50 a. r. Su-LIys-
ROYAL BLJE LINE
Al trains Illuminated Gsca PInzzch l5S
klr Ea.raz-crc. i'a-l4dllr lrisiz- NcG Acrs. Is
ten. and lie East. week DAYS. 2-S5. 5-e5 lUIre-l
Gszc-l- 10 tDirer,. 5.55 ;.RSyal I.ni--';
Exclusively Pa sran Train- Dining Car &C.
SOS tululC- Carr SEQ and II-30 = n tSsee0-
inS Car opea 81 1890 o'clocz)- SUNDAYS. 2-S5.
-,S5, eco o. N. Ic.I0 rocn. I-I0 Diuil-- Cars.
S-Cg. 5C5 Dining Cars. 500 and II-SJ p n siveF-
Ing C1g CpJn ID o'clCCk.
Pa-lor Cars al DAY trains
Fer Atlantic Civ. 1880 12-11 mon
5uG l-I5 AID $500 p n week days. 1915 noon
Sundays.
Fgr Cape May. Wee& days l2-Io ald l.I0 2 n.
Except sunday xExTreSs trains
Eacc4ge called Cor and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co O. orders left
~ ticket of8ces. 6ls Pennsylvania Avenue nC-th-
west New York Avenue and 18th Street, aad az
Depot Teleqhoza ticket e-Eccs fsr 8. & O. Fec
tric Automobile Cats.
F. D. UNDERWOOD, y. p. MARTIN,
e Vice President Mgr P-ss Tra:Ec.