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on again. The witness has a lowering
countenance. The court sustained objec-
ton to the evidence after reflection during
a delay in hunting up stenographers
notes. He was also asked about his con-
versation with 81 Cramblett in order to
bring out possible contradictions. He an
swered he was raised in the Blue Ridge
mountains. in Fayette county. Pa. He de-
MED knowing that the Crambletts opposed
his marrying their daughter, because he
was beneath them. He said the prosecu-
tor threatened to lock him up II he did not
tell about the gun, and he did not re-
member of being threatened With the pen
itent!ary. Objection was sustained to what
he said about his doing anything wanted
when the prosecutor crooked his finger
VIM McClain,
Clerk of SmithfieId Township.
examined the exhibits, viz: The envelope
and bill sent Rainbow for the fence, and
he said he sent the same to Rainbow
The bill was dated November 25th and the
envelope November 10Th, 1899. They were
offered and admitted in evidence. In an
swer to the defense he denied saying he
sent the bill the week in October before
Gosnll was killed. He denied sending the
bill on a letter head.
Milton Hall, another relative of Cram
blett, came on again to contradict John
Cramblett in regard to conversations
about the finding. breaking up and hiding
the musket, but his testimony was ruled
out.
This afternoon an attorney for the State
taunted an attorney for the defense
about witness and the defense's attor-
ney declared the witness a liar" The
State attorney then asked court to repri-
mand the defense attorney, but was order
ed to sit down. Another exciting period
was when the defense let out a list of
questions trying TO create an impression
that a witness was 'bribed."
f. w. FIoto, Shoe Dealer,
testified to the width of the ball of No. Z
felt boot being 50. inches and nearly 1o&
inches long. The State rested on rebuttal
and the defense announced rest. Wit
nesses were discharged and paid off.
After a short recess the arguments be-
gan. Hon. Jno. NJ. Cook opening. Messrs
Dio Rogers for defense; E. E Erskine for
defense and Prosecutor A. c. Lewis will
follow in the above order The arguments
VIII be able and will last till tomorrow
evening.
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Week of Prayer for Young Men.

The annual Week of Prayer for
young men, November II to II, will
be observed by the Young Mems Chris
tan Associations throughout the
world. Preparations have been made
By the local association for special
services. A large meeting will be held
next Sunday at I o'clock. It is expected
the hall will be crowded with men
Rev. 5. T. Westhafep~ Will deliver he
address. A special feature Of the meet
Ing will be the singing by the Vested
Choir OF Thomson u. E. church. with
orchestra accompaniment Young men s
meetings viii be held during the week.
Next Monday evening Rev. C. H. Ma
loney vii address the meeting. The
other meetings of the week will be adj
dressed by George F. Tibbits. who
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cannot initiate him. His David Holme.

cannot initiate him. His David Holmes
is a new creation, but the toiling ed
itor loses none Of his original tender
ness and commands the same respect
and admiration as when presented by
Mr.. Russell. Miss Dorothy Sherrod,
as David's ward, Is almost sharing
equal honors with the star. She is the
one little ray of sunshine that steals
into the life of the musty old Literary
critic, and she makes that ray of May
time brightness. She is bright, limo
cent and unaffected and most tender
in her devotion to her dead brothers
friend. The entire supporting COM
pany is an unusually strong one.
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REAL ESTATE BARCAINs.

Seven-room brick residence corner OF
Thirteenth and Jacob streets at a bargain.
Three-room house on Fourteenth street;
lot 42iax106 feet; $3.50.
Ssx-room house, No. lis s. Huron street.
price, 5000.
Lot on Cherry street at $500. on monthly
payments.
Lots 26x144 feet; price. $500; on N. Huron
street
Lots Sox1i2 feet. on n. Huron street. at
$3.50 each.
Lots IL $50 feet on S. York street at $50.
Lot 30xlS0. at $3.50, on S York street.
Money to loan on real estate security on
short notice. $500 10 5000.
ORLOFF l.. ZANE,
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
Tel. 936. No. AZ Fourteenth Street.
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AN UNLUGKY SPOT.

Robert Mcdonald Killed by = Train,
Where He Lost His Legs Three
Years Before.
Special to the Reg ,ster.
FAIRMONT, w. Va, Nov. Rob
ert Mcdonald, aged IS, was struck by
way freight and instantly killed this
evening at the Junction here. He had
both legs taken OFF at the same place
three years ago y
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A Taotet OF the Ynnr-Tsc

To be technically correct, according
to one who has Travelled extensively in
China, a ''taotai' is an intendant of cir
cult and rules over department, but
the term has been rather loosely used
TO signify an urban as well as subur-
ban official. The portrait herewith pre-
sented is that of the taotai of An-ching
On the Yang-tse rIYer. in the center OF
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Our Girls Cen Rum Now
The last generation OF girls could not

The last generation OF girls could not
run.
They were told IL was hoydenish and
tom-boyish and everything else, to do
so. They were forbidden by ali the
canons OF good behavior and propriety
to go fatser than walk, like a team
crossing country bridge. II by any
mischance 1t became absolutely neces-
sary for them to run, the way they
went at it was calculated to make men
Weep
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.IErfcd ErSfxO

"Fricd Fritz"
Marion Manola, In Friend Fritz"
will be seen at the Opera House On Fri
day and Saturday nights and Saturday
matinee. The play begins with birth
day party In honor of Fritz Kobus, a
landed proprietor. His three friends,
Rabbi David Sichel, Frederick, the
land surveyor, and Hanezo, the tax col
lector, are with him for dinner. There
is no villain. the nearest approach to
one being the matchmaking old Rab-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ ~ ~

GRAND OPERA HoUsE-To-night,
"Finnigan's Ball"
OPERA HOUSE-To-day, matinee and
night, "A Lady Of Quality" Friday and
Saturday Friend Fritz Tuesday, "A
Royal Rogue
Royal Rogue.
Three does not seem to be any
doubt that JEFF Angels has scored a
big hit In his new opetratic comedy
"A Royal Rogue. The praise given
this really clever and genuinely funny
comic opera comedian in his latest
piece has hardly been eQualled in an
operate way In long time. He seems
to have scored an even greater sue
cess than THE Jolly Musketeer." in
which he starred for the past two
years He will present "a Royal
Rogue" at the Opera House next Tues
day evening, and it goes without say
ing he will be warmly welcomed. "a
Royal Rogue" was written by Charles
Klein and the music is by W. T. Fran
els. Mr. DeAngelis' company, at the
head of which is Jessie Mackaye, has
been warmly praised.
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chester De VOnde.
'The Tiger" is play that has won
its place with the rest of its class. It
deals with the lawless roue of the Rus
sian police, the danger OF young and
innocent women who fall into the
power OF Russian officials The play
embraces the exciting defense OF a
woman's honor by a single loyal heart
against the iron grasp OF Russian in
justice. The above play will be pre-
sented by the Chester DeVonde stock
company, which begins a weeks en-
gagement at the Grand Opera House
Monday, November H. Maeinees will
be given daily, beginning Tuesday. Sat
urday matinee an elaborate production
OF Robinson Crusoe" will be given.
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Finnegan's Bali.

There were large audiences at both
matinee and night performances at the
Grand Opera House yesterday, and
Murray and Mack and their capable
supporting company succeeded in tick
ling the disabilities OF their auditors TO
such an extent that their sides fairly
ached. The company embraces some
excellent singers and clever dancers
and the performance is not only re-
plete with humorous situations. but
contains vaudeville features without
number. '.Finnegan's Ball" will re-
main On the boards all week.
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success outside his experience and train
ing. For that reason the local doctor,
often gives up as hopeless case which
is quite durable when greater skill and
experience are brought 10 bear.
1t Is the so-called incurable" and
"hopeless" cases, which come in such
numbers to DR.. r. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo,
N Y, for treatment Men and women
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Mr.. Chas. Hunwick. of Ienox, Maconb Co.,
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life than / do now. have taken DIR. Pierce S
Golden Medical Discovery right along think
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sleep like a school boy. think viii have ~
change my mind about Patent Medicines as
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know that have been treated IN two hospitals
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region at present of great interest to
all the powers with aspirations in Chi
ma. To control the Yang-tse means
paramount influence over many mill
lions of people occupying nine out of
the eighteen provinces of China. The
river itself is second only to the mighty
Amazon and drains the most fertile por-
ton of China.
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comes from Washington City, for the
purpose. Mr.. Tibbits is experienced in
Y NJ. G. A. work. and is very forcible
and entertaining speaker. Good meet
ings are anticipated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
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PROPERTY For SALE.

No 22S4 Main street. very desirable cor
ner property; brick house. with stable in
the rear.
Dairy farm. eight acres, up Caldwelfs
run; good house of six rooms, good barn:
lots OF pasture; under cheap lease; at u
bargain.
No. 2SO6 Main street. brick dwelling. nine
rooms very cheap.
New six-roomed dwelling, with natural
gas and water, lot 50Xl16 possession at
once: at Park View: at a bargain.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Fire insurance a speciality.
L. A. ROLF,
Successor to Rolf & Zane, No. 90 18th 81.
Office phone SOS. Res. phone S. II. @.
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A Lady of Quality.

A Lady of Quality.
In the second act of "a Lady Of
Quality" the curtain rises upon an old
fashioned rose garden whose beauty
never fails to call forth the enthusi-
astic applause Of the audience, so that
the opening speech in this scene is al
most always delayed until the audi
ence has had an opportunity to mani
fest its approval Of the scenery and
stage setting. Buds and full blown
roses cluster around an old sun dial,
and twine themselves along the marble
ratings and garden seats. They are
so plentiful that their imagined odor
seems to fill the theatre 1t is one of
the most beautiful scenes ever seen on
any stage, and was dsigned by Miss
Blair from the rose garden at her
country seat, "Edgemore," near Wash
ington, D. C. "A Lady of Quality" will
be seen at the Opera House this after
noon and night.
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The Hnziett ann1ntinn.

The following New York quotations were
received yesterday by Howard Hazlett C
Son. National Exchange Bank Building:
Opening. Il. m. Closing
RiS A 81 ASfx
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bi. No brief recital Of the bare story
of the play can give an adequate idea
of its beauty, of the charming vein Of
comedy running through it, nor of the
delightful characters with which the
play is filled. 1t must be seen and its
exquisite music must be heard to be
appreciated to the full.
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on SAFE
FOR SALE....,....

FOX SALE...........
No. q Maryland street. dwelling. mod
ern.
No. s. Indiana street frame dwelling.
A number of desirable building lots on
the Wheeling & Elm Grove motor line.
A desirable brick dwelling at No. -
Thirteenth street.
business property on Main street.
Mrs. Lambs residence at Echo Point. A
rare opportunity to secure a home.
venieness.
FOR RENT.
No. ISla Fourteenth ST.. brick dwelling.
Simpson & Tatum,
Room $ City Bank Building. Wheeling.
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Tim Murphy Coming.

Although Tim Murphy will appear
at the Opera House November 18th in
Russell play. he uses his own con-
ception OF the part. He has never seen
Mr.. Russell In the character. therefore
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pOsEOFEICE NOTICE

WASHINGTON. y e POSTOFFICE NOTICE
Shoald be read daily, Is changes ua1y occur At
Suv time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 10 The p1rts If
-liiirE daily. and the schcdule Of closinzs i AZ
ranged On the presumption OF their uEinJrFrsf,tai
overland transit For the week ending July p
l.'D- the last connecting closes Will be made from
t.iS Office follows:
Mails for SoGth and 10 cntr.I America.
West Indies. Etc.
SATTRDAE-C) Al ESQ a m for AZORES
i>LANHS direct. per $ 5. Periasu!sr. from
New NOrk.
Id At eco a. m. for BARBADOS and
NORTH BRAZIL, pr >. = S55r4louse, from
Nails for NEWFoUNDLANU, BY rail to ;o-tn
= Jucy, and thence via etsamer. close here lliIv
sSo7pt SUNDAY a. POO n, aud on sundays only
n 30 A. n. I'd th)
SiaiLs for MIQUELON. BY rail TO Boston. and
t,ieuce via steamer, close he-e daily at 3:I5 D.
M. 90
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tamps Fl,
Wednesdays Fridays. and Sundays at z.2O D.
Mails for NEXICO overland. unless specially Id
dressed Tor despatch by steamer sailing fror. Nfv
York, close htTe daily at 1888 a. IN, AID 1000
Mails for COSTA RIGA. BELIZE. PUERTO Cop-
TEZ, and CT ATENAi.A, By Izi to New Orleans
and thence Via steamer. close here daily al 1880
p. m. the correcting cIOsrs Tor which being sun
dsys and Tuezdays Ter COSTA RIGA. and MONDAYS
Tor BELIZE PUERTO cORTEZ. and CCATE-
NALA-
Transatlantic Mails
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and PHIL
IPPINE !SlANBS.>' Via San Francisco. c,ose
h,re daily at 6:S5 p. m, up 70 JuIy Il, incla-
sive. for despatch pr s. = Ccpuc- tc)
NAILS for CfIINAs aad JAPAN via V.naor,,,rr
close be.e dai,y At G:$5 p m, up 10 July ~ ia-
elusive for despatch pea 5. S impress % India
Registered mail must be directed Via van.
cCuv,r" Co
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and PHIL
IPPlSE ISLANDS, via san Francisco. Close bars
daily at G.S5 p m, Up 20 July -, inclusive ior
e-sr,=tth Der = :. America MSru. lol
Naii fOr AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
NEW ZEALAND. HAW All. FIJI. and SAMOAN
IsLANDS. via san Francisco. close here daily 1t
G:25 p m. aftCT july 4. and up 70 august a
inclusive for despatch per s. :. Alameda
Mails ior CHINA JAPA,;. and PHILIPPINE
ISIANBS.'s via Seattle. close here daily al SIS
p m, up 10 August Q. inclusive, for despatch
per : $ Hinshiu Hsru. Registered mail mus b..
directed Via S,attle-' (ol
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded 10
New York for connection with European steam
s.PHuIPPINE ISLANDS CNuitary Main de-
spatched 10 San Francisco AZ al closes OF that
office 10 connecs with Government Transports IN.
saiiings Of which Irregular
OBJ Registered mails Close ct 100 D. m same
lc) Registered mails close at 500 p m. same
I'd Registered mails close at 500 a m same
5e> Registered mails close at 100 p m pre-
"a Reeis;efed mails close at 100 p. m pre-
yious day.
~ Registered nails close at 400 p n. pre-
vious Saturday
~ Registered nails close at 500 ?. M pre-
(o) Registered mails close at 600 p m. pre-
vIoCs Gay.
JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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Baltimore & Ohio

~ Ia - IL
Scheduls II eject July :. 1900

schsdule IN eject July :. 1900
Lave N-s-irEt11 from station er-Esr q SeS
J-r-ey Aseace ard e >--5et-
FoE Chicago and Ner-tve=-. Vl-,-5a.ed limit
e Jfli-s 100 a. IL. sos p r.. 6a5ly-
To- Ci.c-a-zd. $ Lo=is ard l=5i1-4pa-is. *
PICS la--5 g. r. hes,st--sd Limited $40 p n,
ozEF@ I--9 Hislc- daily
= !L---H-rG and C-aEe-a2d. 100 = N ss50
? r. az -..1 o. m -l.y-
For t-.gs---s. 500 D. m daily
Scr "5-cl--rsr aud So s-l-l1--.. 's-ss a n.
as D. u-- -r5 $50 D. u-
f.1 Lu-sE- s-s5 p. NJ 6-iy-
F9- B-l.is@ese, seek DIS - 500 6-S7.
--l5. N1-I -S-Gl. $50. Eg--l 1850 a m.
cl--ll ~ 1918 EI-l1. 500. II-cl x5-S3 50.
I5-.5. $40 $50. G5--o. G-sa Hs=oo. xlJ-59.
so $50 1913 IT. 1l--lo. I1--9 lis.
$3.50 800 49,. z5-a5. 15-l9. 6-S5. xs-9s,
z-.-}1- A-l-l5- zll-s5 p ia
i--- Annapolis. 80 O. u--- ard 12-l5 p m SUI
days. SD e. u.-. % ,
Ee- Frlc9-lcA- week GAYS. SIS a n. D-53,
$50. $50 p a1- ~rrGsvs. $500 a. ~ lis . N
Fgr Ez--r---ur. -I5-l5 a. II. ard 80 P n
FC- Elyd AID vay points week czys- S-S5
IN, $50, SEA, 7-l5 p r. SUNDAYS 500 II,
For Gzi-asrl5arg ard way points. week DAYS.
SIS a. H. 10. S-I5. so. 500 $50. 7-05.
y - p n Sundays. 900 A. M. l-l5 $50. %,
Ior Wzslias-or Junction and uay points. vesk
days So D. n. i-S9. $50 P m sundays.
eco T. ~. l-l5 D.
For Cnzz,zuquz Bez5h. s.s5 a. Ia. AID las and
$50 p r., Week dsssi $50 . n and Las P Il
Sundays
ROYAL Bile LINE
Al trains iIlIu-s-z;ed uitc Plnz=lh Light
Fer Baltimore. rAi.z6eiphi4. New York. BIS
ten. ard the Ezst. -eek Says. 2.55. .-C5 (Diler)-
$50 tB-Eetl, 1000 (DiEer), a n. l2-I3.
tDi1erl. l-s0 ODiEeTl. 500 Royal Limited
Exclusively Pa rr1r Train Dining Car. 4--1.
Sos Dining Carl. 500 and Il-5J p m (S,sep-
luE Car open Il 1900 o'cl0ck)- Sundays. 3-&5.
7.15. 600 a. H. 1910 noon. l-lo Dining Cars.
500. Sos Dining Cans 500 zHG lI-S1 p n sleep
~ .sr open 70 o'clOCt
Pastor Cars O. all Cay trains
Fur Atlantic ti-y, lS-r'f Pc. I2-la noon.
znd I-Ig ard $50 p IL We -ays- l@-l0 uo0n
SGrLlys-
F1r Cape Nsv. week DAYS l2-ls z7d l-I0 ?. -
Except sunday IENQrsss trains
Baggage c4lrd for and checked irOL- hotels AMI
rrs5c-rces BY Urioa TrzUstg- Co on orders left
20 tick, oficrs. Gl3 Pr-usy.Esria Avcuae north
west. New YORK Avenue and I5cn street and
Depot Telephone I,ket CtiCcs FOR r * O. EleS-
f-sc Automobile Cabs
r d. USpERH ozsO. ID. T. MARTIN.
ID Wee President Mr.. Piss Tr-fEc.
and Gen N4u-Gcr.
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RAILROADS.
washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Staten. Peunsyivsn Ma Ave. and Is IL s.
h eject July IS. 1910.
for A-eNaEcrla--A eek DAYS e.g1 7-6t I'D
30. SO. $50. 9.25. 100. HOO lbs a a..
Alz.oo l2zC. l2-fj. ~ 20. la z.90 ESQ. 800
- 3 -. ff-if. f,5J. SOS. $50. $40, 6.3t
GO, 3;06, 80 s,e0. s.99 9.37 $50 I0.i5. II 2e
- - D. m saEasys. 7-s5. S:-J. s:45. Ig-S,.
.i.0e, ll-S) a. Ia-. Iz.o9 noon. 17-99. 100 I-sE
geo. 20. 3:a0. 3-21 800 $40. 500. SO co..
80 ';lo. 5:S) 500. SD. 900. $50 1915. T. =
80 ,. n
For Mount NerE0n-Weck dlys. 0-@9. S-gl. I0-cj
- q m 1l2-t5 i 20, 300. xs-se. $50 1906
80 $50 2. m. SuacsyS 900 a r.. 300 noon
>-cJ, 40, 700. 500. 5.35 p n
Fo= Arlington and Ao,i-.l,,.s B-f5-a- Wei,
DAYS. $40, T-08. 300. ss;25. $40. - :. 1000
700 a n, -I2-o5 I2-20. l2:s5 .I:55. 900 go
800. S,@5. 'f:I5. 5-05 go f.0i C:S0. 1906 SO
> r. SgEcays, 7-z5, a-o0 9-s5. 1880. HOO
80 a. IN. 1900 neon. sI2-9O 800, rI-SD 200
$50. 5-c0 $50 800 $50 500 sd Goa
6.S9. s.C9. I'D. 500 D. m.
Parcels carried On al traits. Ezzgzze CHECKED
1Express- TO Arlington ONLY.
; COLYIN. Superintendent.
q. 2 ABBOT. President
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WANIED-Old iron, brass. copper lead. zinc. and
other metals; also books. paper sock rub
hcr, and bottles for this material pay the best
prices. Address BAUM BROS. 200G 9Th St NV.
ap29-tf. en-
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MGLER'S BARBER SCHOOL. New York City.
Barber trade taught in eight weeks; wages
sItUTdaTs, all tools donated. steady position
furnished when through; chance 20 earn free
scholarship; two months board and railroad ticket.
Write today jy2I-6U ,em
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Southern Ry.
Schedule N eject July I. IgO0-


Trans leave from Peun. S.-tioa.
sol A H. Daily Local Tor H4-rizlHba-- 1ad
for Charlotte and way sl-ticls-
MS q. m Daily. [. = Fa-- Mail. Sc p5ng
cars 20 New orleans, OalCuu-l. >Eyzl--h- and
J4clsgEysIe, uniting II Salisbury WITH sleeper for
A-hgvi-le. tLlJ-zEoo-4. and Memphis. ard a
Charlotte wish sleeper for Eirmin4Ezm- solid
tram Washington 20 New orleans Dining car
service.
u-S7 4 r. Daily. Local fcr Ch1rlo-r1sYfEc
s-oi P r. W5eS Days- Local .Jr Frlu- RoyA Al.
Strl>b1rg. ard E4rlz-oHa;iTs.
$50 p. a. DaI y Lcc-i Ger Cl4T ls--ezy5IIe.
ESQ T. m. Daily y. Y a. d. tNprtsS- sep
irC cars % Augusta with connections for Aizcu
and Charleston. and 20 SI-zurah. Jl,k-alyli-e.
and fcr- I=-cp1- Through coach 20 Jzczs5lville.
s-55 p. m Daily. Washington AID Cds5tsuo5-4
Limited Wa LyuctL-rIl- SlccTaa- e-rs o. Roam
oke. k-sNville, CazJt1Eo---. Memphis. and Nez
service
1913 p. n. D=sly- washA=raa arl Southwest
cru Limited >.erp.nS ears o. A-l-viile, hrox-
vile. Caattaro0-s arL Nashville and 90 Atlanta,
Macon. Birmingham. Memphis. Montgomery. 40
hie. AID Ner orleSEs Dining ca- service
Tourist sleeper Washington 20 san FI1B-isco Noa-
days, "etHesdays, and Fridays
TRAINS on BLUE.cNr BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 o. r.. taiis, l-J9 p. ~,
as p. n, go p m week e-sz- and o--5 p m
Sundays for B.---ao1t. C--5 T. d. Sundays Tor
LeesLurG; 5--C p - week d-ys q lilr-1On-
Through traiHs from shc seth arrive Wesiiu--
Ton 6-i- a. r., go a. r'-, 2-l' =. ga aa- 80
=. m. daily. Prom Hlrrfs5ul-17z j Be a. ID week
dsys and s-.a l.. daily Prom C,-xr-d-rl-y5 lie
SIS a n ard $3.50 p m taiiy-
Tickets. sleepin, car reservations. and other in
formation furnished and baggage called Ter ard
checked from hutcls and residences by Union
TfansiCr Co. on orders ,e.l 10 Ticket Oifce. IS
18th St- Nv; 81 Perm Ave NV ana -
Penn SJGtiUo-
Phone Iifl fo- P. r 2, Cab Se.viee-
FRANh ) CANNON.
81 '. 7. ami Gen Mr..
J. NJ CLIP. Traffic Manager
W A TURK. General P1ss'r AScLt
l. : BROWN. General Agent