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Odette."
"Oh. mamselle. he IL among men
what you are among women. the firsi
Of the goodr' answered Odette. HE Is
the only one fit for you. and you are the
only one fit for him"
what are you thinking OF. silly
thingf Mr.. Oakfell Is not a Catholic,
and am" said Estelle, family pout.
ing.
Il know he Is not a Catholic" the
maid replied. ''but. for all that. he Is
the best man In the parish. have
heard Father Grhe say that"
Rather Grhe has honest aud correct
opinions. and whatever he SAYS be
lieve. But Mrs. Oakfell will very likely
be one OF those bold American beauties
on Bayou Beuf. not the shy and stu.
pid little creole OF Bayou Rouge. Els
telle said plslntively
An, my sweet mistress. II Won had
seen II. Oakfell's face as I saw II when
you gave him your b. nd for goodby
you would not talk 80. And II he looks
for beauty, which one OF the American
ladies can compare with Mamselle La
tolsis! Beauty is not everything to
such as NJ. Oakfell, nor holiness, nor
money. Something better than all these
he VIII want-the good. true heart, and
no American lady has heart Of pearl
like my mistress" The slave girl spoke
warmly and Loyalty, and Estelle ran
into the house to conceal the bushes
OF happiness these words brought to
her cheeks.
at sunset the grandfather returned.
His step was slow and his countenance
grave and troubled. Sinking YEARLY
into chair on the veranda, he closed
his eyes as II to shut out an unwelcome
visitor to his memory and thus sat 81
lent and brooding when Estelle ap-
preached and lightly kissed his brow.
Are you sick, my dear grandfather
she asked.
I'm spirit. yes, otherwise no. my dear
little girl" he replied.
Then what is 1t that has given de-
spondency to my good old child?'
"Ah. little Estelle, you are the child
too tender and sensitive to hear the
shocking thing that has saddened my
soul this evening"
NO" she protested; you misjudge
me. | am strong enough to share with
you all your griefs and must do so or
fail In my duty. Then tell me what dis
tresses you. Did you not go to NJ.
Quilleberts, and was il not there this
thing has happened? Tell your Estelle."
Eyes. my angel. will tell you. for 1
must speak TO some one. rode over to
Constants TO spend an hour with him.
AS | passed his stables | heard the
strokes OF the whip falling heavily
upon flesh and low moan following
each blow. | FASTENED on TO the house
and had alighted at the gate when
Constant came out OF the stables. OK
whip in hand, breathless and almost
speechleSs The savage fury of his face
frightened me. He sent negro boy on
one OF his fastest horses to bring Or. De
Roux. When he had rested somewhat
and restored himself with brandy. he
told me his jockey. Leon, went away
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GLEANINGS OF FACT.

st. Louis is to have a nevsnane,
published exclusively for negroes.
The retail price of meats in CHICAGO
is higher than it has been for years.
Picked cod is sold by the barrel
but hooked cod always by the score
Any hard steel tool will cut glass
when kept wet with camphor dis.
solved in turpentine.
If sitting of eggs has arrived from
a distance they should always be kent
for "a hours before putting them nm.
der a hen.
A great many musicians are bald.
headed, but no one ever saw n hair
less man in Sousa's band. This is he.
cause Sousa won't have bald-headed
men among his musicians, and not a
few of them wear wigs to avoid heinc
cut off.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

In 1900 Germany imported SCI .42O .OoC
worth of tobacco.
The cotton exported from the United
States during the past year amounted
to 3,33o,soo,4 4s pounds.
Siberian butter is now sent in large
quantities TO London and Hamburg
under the label of Danish butter.
Of Arabian wool that from Rapdad
is considered best, then that from
MosuI and from Kurdistan.
Last year $40 tons of imported Cigar.
cites, valued at $1,737,oOO or fully five
times as many as ten years ago, were
consumed in Germany.
The imports of German fuel into
Switzerland in 1900 were as follows.
Coke, l26,210 tons; coal, 1.I45.41s tons.
briquettes, 3O7,s13 tons; total, .579. All
tons.
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81 cannot tell you now. but time will
explain this saying OF mine In both
its parts. Only promise me this-thai
never shall one OF our slaves be put 70
the lash or tortured"
Il promise that sincerely"
"Then, dear grandfather. let us talk
no more OF this unhappy subject. You
need your supper and pipe"
yes, dear. and tell old Julie TO driu
the coffee extra strong to quiet my
nerves"
Passing into the hall, Estelle found
Odette sobbing bitterly aud, taking her
hand, said in q low tone:
you heard what my grandfather
told meY'
Yes. mamsells. Forgive me for lis
tening."
Remember. then. Odette. what Leon
suffered for your sake and be you as
brave and silent for his. The God of
mercy will right all this wrong. Trust
in God and Mr. Oakfer."
"Yes, and you. dear mistress"
go now, battle your eyes In cool wa
ter and wait on us at table with a face
showing no trace OF weeping"
Estelle proceeded to her own room
and, closing the door. knelt at the pref
ty little priedieu near her bed. Bowling
her beautiful head and closing her eyes,
she addressed her petition for the sue
\cor of the oppressed 20 heaven, but 10
her involuntary vision she saw only the
face of Oakfell From the happiness OF
this dual devotion she was summoned
to preside at the meal
ITo RE CoS-INIrRn1
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HoUSEWIFELY HINTS.

Throw new sponges in cold water
and let them soak four or five hours.
To prevent a rug from curling. sew
a piece of furniture webbing along the
under edge of the corners.
A small box of lime in the pantry
will help to keep the air dry and pure.
1T should be renewed occasionally.
Mud stains on silk can generally be
removed by rubbing with a piece OF
flannel. Should stain prove obdu.
rate. rub 1T with piece of linen sat
urated in spirit.
To keep out moths use alum. Wash
over the crevices of store boxes with
alum water and sprinkle powdered
alum wherever it is suspected that
moths may make their appearance.
good furniture glue that does not
harden anG which has long been in
use in the family from which the re-
ceipt is got is easily made Dissolve
five cents worth of gelatin in five
cents worth of acetic acid and bottle
Black lace may be washed in warm
water, to which little borax has been
added in the proportion OF a teaspoon
ful to pint. This lace should never
be dried by the fire, as il will turn
rusty. To sponge it use an old black
kid glove.
Tea leaves are useful for other
things besides brushing floors. When
a few days old pour boiling water
over them. leave till nearly cold. strain
and use the water for washing paint.
White paint may be cleaned by rub
bling il with flannel which has been
dipped in whiting.
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last night. leaving the horses unfed, and
did not return to the plantation until
midnight. when he was brought by the
constable, who had caught him com.
Ing out OF the swamp, and stubbornly
refused TO say where he had gone. He
caused the unfortunate fellow TO be tied
by the wrists TO a feed rack from last
night until this evening without food
or water and threatened the whip II he
aid not tell where he had been, but
promising release for confession. Leon
obstinately closed his mouth and would
not speak.
Constant went into the stable this
evening and made his final demand
FOR confession. but with no effect. He
then barred the negro's back and gave
him the lash until he fell forward and
hung from the rack limp and uncon-
scious. AT this he became alarmed
believing that he had killed him, and.
cutting him from the rack, dispatched
for the doctor. | remained there un.
I'll De Roux came and reported that
he had revived Leon, but could give
no assurance that he would not die
from the effect or the punishment
Constant drank more brandy, raved
like madman, swore he could never
get another jockey to equal Leon and
promised the doctor $500 to cure him.
All this made me feel utterly misera.
bic, and l came away"
And II you will never go back there.
dear grandfather" Estelle exclaimed,
both you and will be the gamers"
You are weeping. child" said the
old man, seeing the tears that blinded
her eyes. Il should not have harrow
ed you with such q recital"
You did right to tell me, that / may
have the best of causes to entreat YOU
to stay away from him. Oh, my kind
protector, he is not fit to associate with
you! He is an atheist, q fiend, n brute,
and you are q Christian gentleman.
he Is not the equal in character of the
poor negro he tortured. maybe muir
dered. Never permit him to speak to
me. Do not expect me to notice him
IL he does. Never invite him to come
here. If he enters that gate, will set
all the dogs on him."
Calm yourself, my little one" the
grandfather said soothingly, land re.
member that Constant is a white man
and Leon only his negro slave"
Grandfather" the girl replied spir-
1tedly, lit is more probable that Leon
is not Quillebert's negro slave than
that Quilebert is deserving to be call
ed white man."
What do you mean, EstelleY -
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HOW ROYALTY SLEEPS.

The king of Italy cannot sleep ex.
cept upon a very hard bed. He dis.
penses with the use of pillows. He
uses sheets of the very coarsest web
and sleeps like a top.
Queen Victoria went to bed quite
late, although she was a comparative.
ly early riser. Year IN and year out
her average time of going to bed was
1913 A lady in waiting was deputed
to read her to sleep.
Queen Wilhelmina goes to bed about
IL o'clock and gets up early. On ris.
ing she takes stroll around the park
and visits the stables. Her bedstead is
OF monumental size, being broad
enough for six and proportionately
deep.
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LONDON TOWN TALK.

London SCOT manures 100000 acres
of land a year.
The night population of the city of
London is falling off at the rate of
about 700 year.
Of London proper SO, 4O5 acres are
covered with buildings, GAS are
parks and $1,000 acres are vacant land.
London's 30 biggest hotels represent
capital of &7,oOO,ooo, accommodate
s,40O guests night during the season,
and employ 4,500 servants.
G. Foster, of the London county
council, suggests that the board OF
health shall periodically inspect res
taurant kitchens to prevent dirt, Just
as 1t now inspects bakehouses.
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No Chance for a sub.titu,.

A mlddle-aged osperous-lookin
man entered Chicago furniture store
the other day and said he wanted t.
look at some feather beds.
Good gracious" said the clerk, VIII,
was waiting on him, 1--WE haven't any
feather beds in stock. Nobody uses
them any more. Can't / sell YOU a
nice hair mattress?"
Nope. Got to have q feather bed
My wife wants it to sit on duripo
thunderstorms. The one she's been
using is all worn out Chicago Rec.
nrd-Herald
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Cautious Girl

PERCY proposed to Isabel on q
lovely moonlight night.
Guy-Well-
Percy-She said to bring the matter
up again some cloudy night; that she
didn't want matters to stand so
could blame the moon if we made a
bad match.-Detroit Free Press.
Night SOUNDS.
He-Do you hear the rustic of the,
leaves?
She-Yes; and isn't it strange that
when we can hear so distinctly that
we can't hear the bark of the tree!-
Harlem Life.
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LITTLE HINTS.

The straight front corset is in great.
er demand than ever this season.
Stitched panne velvet is consider.
ably used for trimming cloth tailor
gowns.
The windmill bow of 50 tin ribbon or
velvet is seen on many of the latest
designs in children's hats.
The very latest walking skirts are
made to show the feet to the top Of the
instep, and are of equal length all
around.
Couture ornaments never were love
lier than this season, and the diversity
in ideas makes it easy for every WON
an TO suit herself.
~.
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subtle DistInction.

This is hard job" said the man
with ink stains on his right hand.
What is it?''
II am expected to abuse the publish
er of sensational newspaper without
becoming as sensational as he is
Washington Star.
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Where DnnrAr Les.

al want to be famous" SAID the
boy.
well, you'll have to be mighty
careful" answered the father. There
are more people who make fools o:
themselves trying to be famous than
in any other way."-Chicago Post,
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he was keenly sensible OF the attrac.
lions Of the bayou bellies and prairie
lassies. be bad remained heart free
Evariste had before repeated to him
concentrations spoken by the fair.
and If they had fallen gratefully on
bis ear they had failed to sir his i'm
agination. but the words OF Estelle sur
prised and thrilled him. Such emotions
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Equal to the occasiou

Gladys-There, now, mammals gone
to the matinee, and has forgotten her
pocketbook
Frank - Don't you worry about
mamma. She'll unlock the box Office,
with a hairpin.-N. Y. Times.
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An ExtravnG,ant Anatr

Molly" he said, IF i should die
first l want you to see that I'm ere
mated"
Mercy ON us, joint Coal may be
six dollars ton thenl"--Atlanta Con-
stitution.
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kA you desired my presence.
W Mr.. OakfellT said Mrs.
Wyley. entering the office.
III followed by a servant. who
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-26
ROOFS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Large. cool room. by window,
and best table, in private family: summer
rates 1872 81 ST NV 81
2l53 L ST SW.-Roous and good table board
ZIG per month. e24-3
FOR RENT-Faruizhed room, % floor: good
board. near two car lines 4Gz u st. sw Gag
FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD at ~ and
II 10th st. nlv-; large cool, nicely furnished
ICONS, in new corner house; large closets, SAM
tary plumbing, and good home table; two
small rooms. mis-
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Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies. Etc.

Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND, BY ran 70 North
Sydney and thence via steamer, close here
daily except Sundays AZ y rs. and on Sundays
at II 80 a. m The connecting CLOSES are made
on Mondays and Wednesdays (a) OK.
Mails for MIQU Zion. by rail TO Boston and
thence via steamer, closes here daily except
Sundays al 2 IL. and on Sundays at 1880 a.
T.. (a1 *.
CUBA NAILS close here. via Port Tampa.
Fla. Mondays. Wednesdays, and Saturdays at
p. m, and VIA Miami. ia, Tuesdays and
SUNDAYS az 1920 a IN % o.
Mails for MEXICO overland. unless specially
addressed fer dispatch by steamers sailing from
New York close here daily at 1880 4 n. AID
Mails for BELIZE, PUERTO CoRTEZ and
GUATEMALA by rail 70 New Orleans and
thence via steamer. close here daily at IO,31
a. m and 10 p m, the connecting closes Tor
which being on Mondays. % Ch).
Mails for COSTA RIGA by rail 20 New Or
leans and thence via steamer, close here daily
AZ 1880 a. m. and 10 p. m, the connecting
closes for which being on Tuesdays
Trans-Pacifc Mails.
Malls for CHINA. JAPAN and HAWAII. and
arst-yiass matter for the PHILIPPINE ISL
ANDS, via San Francisco, close here daily az
$50 p up 70 July ,, inclusive, for dis
patch per $. 3. Peru. %
Mails for HAW AZ, VIA san Francisco. el5se
here daily az go p N. Up TO July IS, in
elusive, for dispatch per s. s Alameda (o)
Mails for CHINA. JAPAN and HAWAII and
1iFSE GAS tLllLeI tuI tiiG 4lAI-il Isl
ANDS, - via San Francisco, close here daily a.
ESQ D. IN up TO August l. inclusive for dis
patch per s. s. Coptic (o)
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for We5s
Australia which forwarded via Europe.
NEW ZEALAND. FIJI. SAMOA and HAWAII
Via san Francisco. close here daily at $3.50 p.
m after July 10 and UP TO August @ iacIu-
sive for dispatch per $. s. Sierra. (o)
Mails for AUSTRALIA except those for West
Australia. which 60 via Europe, and New Zea-
land mails for which are dispatched via San
Francisco, and FIJI ISLANDS. via Vancouver
and Victoria. 3. c., close here daily at $50 p.
m after August and up TO August 10. incIu-
sive. for dispatch per 8. s. Miowerra-
Mails for TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS.
via San Francisco. close here daily al go p.
n. up to August Is, inclusive, for dispatch per
S s MaripuSa. 90
-Mails for COCHIN. CHINA are dispatched to
New York for connection with European steam
eTs.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CIiIjtary Maid. dis
patched to san Francisco at all closes for that
office 90 connect with Government transports,
the sailinCs q which are irregular.
REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN OF
FICE as fallo-es. ta) 1t 6;45 p. M. same day;
(b} at 300 O. m same day; td} at 6:1o a. m
same day; % at 1:15 a. m. same day: Ch) Al
] 80 p. m. same day; Oh at II:l0 p. 10. pre-
vious day: (m) az lI:I0 p. IN same day; (o)
at 600 p. m previous day.
g. John A MERRITT. Postmaster
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond, Va. and points South, via
EIexaadrl2 aBd Fredericksburg. Leave sJAtion,
s-h and d streets, 80 a. H., 40 ?. H., daily
1,uInE carr Tor Ia-alIond and points On Al
iSTIlr Coz Line AID Florida i0;si a. "a,
90 D n. dsily lFTosida and AetTopoi''as
bosfG AR I-lne auj SlorId4. l9..t d NJ trais
Connects AZ Richmond With {. * o. Ry- tor
Nesoort News O.d Peat comfort, etc. 1854
Ir7 Ra{tUay ard fiogidl tdIh5BE ear; 80 c. n.
week a-ys z.sS 2. as. cSilys express Tor Alca.
taond only Pullman 90 iaFi5r cars OF az
above trains except f;4p a. n Accommodas
ZION for Cuantico 40 q. n, Sunday 0aJg
Sss D n zeek days; S-do p IA, exeep5
ET D. HYERs " p. DUKE, y, 2 TAYLOR
President General GZT-. TTsae 2gA
kaei1nerd. Va
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

Schedule IN eject Nay Is, 1907
Leave Washington, Nsw Jersey Ave and C St
Chicago and Northwest, 1850 a n s6:sa
?
a ul- AIS p. n, %I-IO night.
Pitts5urg and Cleveland 1850 q n, $40
D H. and = 90 hight
Columbus and Wheeling, 500 ?. n
Winchester. ls:s5 q n, .!4I5 and 1853
11Tay, Rivertou, Fzoat Royal, EIktoa. Alb
Annapolis. il7.so. $3.50. lin:5o a n, gs.aa.
B5 1s Ridge, week days, go a m (specia1
and 4.S0 p N Sundays, $40 q n and las
Frederick. 1855. --s.oo. lll0.5o a. H., -sI-1s.
H.Se1s.o9rrl, i15.o5 a m. and 1880 2. N.
Boyd and way points. 8:25, 900 4 n,
s-I.I5 4.s0, 1859. '+l5=l5, HII:S9 ?.
Gaithcrsburs and way points, SIS, 'ss:o0 g
ll7:o5. ss7:E0. -*I5:l5. iI1-s0 p n
q 1shirEtCn Junction AID way points, 1895,
$500 a. n, '.I:l5, l-So, go ? n
Baltimore, wees days. x3-o9, SEQ, $50,
X % ESQ, 1880, s.a5.-,x-s3, Xl0-00, I1:5O A.
H. xI2.z0 noon, xiaS5- zS-93, 400, x4.Sor
4.s5, x5.o5. 5:25, x5.Z0, 6:S1, z6:09, Ilo-00-
7.39, xs.so zg.o9 a. n, xI2:2o, I:l5. x 90.
1880 Ks %. $50, xs.0o, xle-00 xl1-So. HISS
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trains illuminated With Pintsch light
Baltimore, Philadelphia, View YORK, Boston,
and taa East, 800, @7-o5 DINER, $50 tBEt-
fet}, 1880 lDinerl, 1890 Diner 4, n,
s1z.q0 {p=aer). 800 (''RGysI Limited
pfuer}. 400 philadelphia only, s5.95
CDin.-i. 500 snd II 80 p n Sleeping Cas
open * 1910 o'clcckl-
Atlantic city. I.7.05. 1880 q M li1e-2s
noon $40 D
.Dsily. Except Sunday. asSuaday only.
xExpCess trains
h-L,-
md residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
"a at t.cSe. Offices. 6I9 PeGusylyalli Avsuus
T5rthNcst. New YORK Avenue and Fifteenth
S-rest ard At station
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCf---E-c- corrected 10 July u, 1917.
Trains leave from PeHnsylvanIa Station.
sol g. m Daily. local for Harfis3no1rg,
" aEgsntou, Charlotte, and way stations
lJ-5l a. II. Daily. Washington. ltichnand
and Florida Limited. Firs5-CIass coaches and
dF17g1ng-r0on sleeper TO Jacksonville, Pa Din
ING car service.
HIS 4 H. Daily. United states fast Nail
Fil5t-cleSs coaches and dTasIriE-rUcn sleeper
70 Sew Orleans Dining car service.
1877 d Daily Local Tor Aarrentoa and
Charlottesville
$50 Z. 70. Saturdays only. The HarTeaton
spcHzet Alexandra Manassas, Calv-IsoH and
NarT,5t,nn.
4.Ol p. m Week Bays Local for Harrison
5usg and way stations on Manassas branch
4-30 p M Daily. Local Tor WdrreutUH and
Charlottesville
S.35 p n Daily New YORK and Atlanta TX
res First-class coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta:
MoB 'avs. Wed2es.lays and Eridays sunset
boute Tourist sleeper Washington u san
rraLltsco. Pullman buffet service
$50 p IA Daily New crz AID Fierid.
SNpTes~- FiTSt-cldss c5ach and sleeper 20 -
vznnah Jacksonville, and Port Tampa, sleeper
20 SCIurus-vllle, Charleston, Augusta. and con
nectIon for aiken. Dining car ser.ice
IGsGl p II. DGiiy. Washington and Chat
talooga Limited via LynchburlJ. First-class
coach aud sleeping car 20 Roanoke Knoxville
Chattanooga, and Memphis sleeper to Nea
Orleans Dining car service.
1878 p. N. Daily Washington and South
western Limited. Al Pullman train. cIa5 and
observation cars 20 Atlanta and Macon, sleep
els 30 Nashville, Atlanta. Macon Memphis
New Orleans. Dining car service
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sEkB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Capital City Route"
Lave Washington, Peuna r K. Station
fo.26 a m. sEABoARD FAST NAL
1afIv. Through Pullman Sieepe-s 70
jacksonville connecting at
Hamlet With Pullman sleeper % Atlanta
FLA And METROPOLITAN
FJaiiy. LTMITED-Solid train to S.
Augustine, with Pullman, Drawing Room, Com
partnent, Observation, and Dining Cars, also
Pullman SleepeE 20 Atlanta Pullman S5eeper
-ue.z5avs Thursdays, and Saturdays 70 SoIth-
err Pines (PiueiiuTst).
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service 70 Petersburg. Raleigh Southern Pines
fp5neblrrstl. Camden. Columbia savannah.
Iacksonville and all Florida points Charlotte,
ArdeBs Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga,
SasEviile. points West and Southwest.
40 am. LOCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh,
DafIy, Southern Pines lPinehaEst).
Hamlet, and intermediate points
Office, 1921 Penna- Ave
c. 3. RYAN. v. T. DOLL
General Pass Agent General agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day iE the year from foot CT eth
Il for II Monroe, Norfolk, Newport
News and all points south. by the So
- perb, powerful steel palace staa-ne-s
rev LsOkt -tIHSH -'~--S'3T G@l4
" GshiHgton-
= Wash ton $3.50 pm Lv- Portsn'th -.5-o0 pm
Alexandra : 100 pa Lv- Norfolk SEQ pm
Az p. Monroe go an Lv. Fl. Monroe :p5 pm
A. Norfolk. 800 am Ar. Alexandria. 81 an
A. Portsrn' tn SIS ara Ar. WsshiaEt n 20 an
sgThrough connections made ~ Nor
folk With steamers Of Old Dominion
. Steamship Co. for New York, and Mer-
. chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton
GTFor further information apply at
. general ticket Office, Bond Building, ian
and n 7. ave, OF 9Th St wharf, Wash
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