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HALLeTsvILLE

Mrs otto Won Rosenberg has returned
from a visit to the family Of her sister ~.
Mrs c A. Sabbath, at Drummer '
Mrs Eugene Blakcsee and chnar,, s,-.
gone to san Antonio to Join Mr. Rl.,o ~,
Nno Is now engaged in business there
Mrs w A. Maluck has gono 10 "a.
e 40 to visit her sister, MIS-. W II KIN
Miss Anna Mcrta has roturnoa TO-,
'lSil 10 relatives ia Houston ''Vu d
Mt aud Mrs August Kraac, 49,
turned te Yorktown after viSitf,, naEe re-
N.Y. 81 ~ j. Baunlg and VI n Va, lam
A,'et Dong confined to her hed
rtHl monthe, Mrs pr j. n Tor seN
more able 70 be NJ Ivy 1t once
Nils IL. pornak Is AZ hor,a o,..
'lS,t 20 Houston relstives AFTER
,tnn1t.. e Autry Is vltting re,otives IL
Mrs, Dan r Price of Yostyc, 4. .,-,.,..
nsl sister Mrs F Llndenbers 70 'isluhs
~ w Myrtio Barnes Of Rupae is ,4si,i,,.
ne. sister Mrs W H. Turk r. Nisitlng
,Ht, berckenhofi has rotnrnna ,ro,,
,lSt 70 SINNER friends from
vlsi,ir. r nalenta ot Sweet Homo has ho.,
Sitss nef sister. Mrs. f. +. Rohsc ueen
49, AIflaide Baghy one ~ M ~
bcrc ,.i,I h'uvt schools, spent antsci W.,
A. p RSnshEH er parents, General and Mr ,s
Mrs, Mrs Dr 4. A. Lcdbetter on,o,,,,u,
MIN 81 her friends Tuesday af f,rsu
u.6i NY meeting Of the Sesame ,,..,
"''' w win Aiss Mamie Honorton N'"o
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= old Wayerly spout Friday in hunts.

Of old Wayerly spout Friday In Hunts
Mrs J.. A. AbercrombIe left for uoustor
-" "d y flua'' last thence she will go TO Chi
Miss Bessie Hutchins Of Loveiady visited
friends IN Huntsville this week
. J. caldwell and wife went to Willis
Miss lone Tnlcy Of Jacksonville was the
guesi ol her uncle, Conductor rilley. and
Family recently.
Miss Julia Hooker. student OF s. H. n. l.,
NiEI'u hrr parents TN Houston Sunday.
'AlnNal visitors from Huntsville ail 70.
lVINru warm In praise Of what Houston
in,gg H. W. 'ae way OF amusing and entertain.
I'VE lh' vast crowds OF people who throngcd
nor streets. filled her hotels and enjoyed
inc hosuiialltY Of her homes
Vh tuesday afternoon i b Gordon chnp.
r,Gr lntel Daughters OF the Coufederacy.
M az the home OF Mr. aud Mrs H. T.
Auickes. After disposing ~ business a
musical historical and literary program
was rendered. which added much 10 the
!tttv.'Sl ana attractiycncss Of the occasion
~ 70 sc0ucI, Mrs, Adickes who Inside from
hoing a representative Daughtcrl is n
ElIrlous and hospitahlC hostess. served dc
lgntIu refreshments. which were mar.
,alNGn OF 70 the happy strains Of Dixie"
tNrst daughter The next meeting OF the
Elapter VIII nc held ~ the residence OF
H. n and Mrs II. NJ. Whaling on Tuesday,
THANKSGIVING Day was observed nv union
services IN the Methodist church undcr
auspices N the Pastors association. Special
music was prepared for the occasion. one
uulneef q whioh was beautiful solo,
sung hc Miss Iunlln Rev. s NJ. Jupkiu
nreacbCd az O'clock 90 a large and ap.
prcciUtivc audience,
\ special train was run To New Waverlv
A,t evening carrying decorated coach
nHCd with guests to attend the double
Wedding which took piacc at the home Of
= lpialn ana Mrs w H. Fisher Tint
broad gagged Southern hosnitality which
pos ever characterized the Whvprly settle.
mcnl WIS never more In evidence than at
rue home ~ Captain Fisher last night.
ana everybody returned dcNrhted that thcv
mad gone, although not reaching homo until
= M Mr. and Mrs T. n Cunningham
returned with ne companv of gncsts aud
WI make their home IN Huntsville Mr.
"nd Mrs Travlor Viii reside M NAverly
nc ladies ~ tho Christian church wifi
hold a hozar December ! and 3 at Fosters
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BRENNAN.

/ Tho social event Of the week was rho
/ thanksgiving bah at Gcrmana hall Thurs.
| oay evening. given by the Young ocrnnpin
focleiy, The hall was brilliantly uuml.
mated and decorated for the occasion. the
arrangement committee, composed az
Messrs Gus HucttlE, Leo Gcisecko ANA
Henry Mueller, leaving nothing undone
mat promised 10 make the AFFAIR "A pro.
| ngnnced success, Al the hail Mcssrs
NhatleS Gackenhoimer I'D GRADER und
george HeiSs had charge Of the floor unI
SnnGeaNote9 70 see thar everybody there
hau a good Time. The pretty programs FOR
tue occasion were snow white. tho lettering
SAHcuted ~ purple aud gold giving IL inc
tachhSes OF royalty ana producing d pleas.
tllk tuoct' Ilot COINS orchestra furnish
ga music for the occasion and tho i,rgp
attendance spcut a most delightful oven.
hg ptiore the hist Of the eighteen uum
o u1's 9n tnc pretty program had been reach.
GU Vuile q number uf visitor, wcrp pre.
cht auu the home set Wed with rorb athn-
IN extending them fuvors and making in an
uv'aslou tor them to be long remembered
nv V yb OF lhe most delightful social events
The, Monians Home Mission sorIctv M
ine Methodist church viii tender Ron
a, t eh9 family a farewell reception
Wy tpe Methodist parsonage Monday 81.
ecmbrr ], from 4 60 10 o'clock t,i
N an the ladies Of the Mcthodist rbureb
t SEeN, Massey VII leave IN q few days for
tue teNaS conference ana as this Is NIL
fourth Year here, the limit allowed fo, =
munster 60 remain st the same plare no.
MassNy and hts family VIII be Sent rlse,
quite a number ~ Brenham's society SO,
VIZ thursday night 10 attend tho Thanks
giving ban az college station Cohp's M
GoCalA rom this city went over 20 furnish
4 birthday party, given at tho residence
or Nr ana AVS. ]. + Buchanan IN fhcb.
shi' sn true9 ,eNehihe' was an enjoy
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themselves the Merry Sixteen. They inn
WIN MrS. Hal Greer ON Wednesday. m
ne i hostess VIII be Mrs, Robert Andrew I
inc Tuesday Afternoon Card cIui, was ON
/ tertaned by Mrs Nathan Roos This Wool.
Mrs' pr. Goldsteiu won first prize ,rh,
'lHh meets next with Mrs NJ Hiccht
AIRS CHARLES Ives was hostess r.. tbn I'm,
nromptu club Wednesday afternoon MOI ~,
Edwards won hrst prize. Miss Kcnncd,. ,h,
guests prize and Miss StovaU Tho cNGs1 IL
ton Mrs. Robert Hcltop wili entcrt"i,
the club next week '''''u
Mrs. Robert Greer was hostess n tho
S1Akespeare club Friday morning
ihe Womaus Reading CluL was c,,,..
tanned by Miss Alma Johnson Sntwrd,,, ,,'''
Mrs. John 3. Goodhuo Wont I ~ alb,
charles on Friday. '''A u
r, Miss Louisa WoSton loft Saturdqv To-.
galveston, 70 be absent somc time 'O'
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Martin Icff rriao,.
Tor NJ Paso, where they will rrsido 'i"'s
Mlss's Dodson and Herring Of Vernon o,o
tht guests 81 Mrs. 7 6 Ions. 0u ''e
Mrs \. a. Henry has returned fro,,, A,,s.
tin ana san Antonio. nom aus
Mis- Clara Kennedy lcf, Wednosd,, f.-
ntf nome ~ Oklahoma CITY. after snn,d.
ing several weeks with Misses Fnllel
eral Wells. from Min
MISS Ownesby has returned M psris
Chicago Is noted 'N'us from
Mrs CHARLES Todd o. Tcxarkou, is tbc
guest Of Mrs, John Keith. ''''
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PALESTINE

The maip event IN social circles az thls
tity the PAST week was tho hall rlven N
the city ban Thursday night by The Retan
Clerks union q Palestine. This upios
IS the largest labor organization IN Tho
city and the members ana their friends
were cut in fun force. The festivities on
a beautiful Thanksgiving Day were brought
70 close by this enjoyable AFFAIR ana The
local order OF clerks won many laurels ne
charming entertainers. over seyenty.aye
couples were In attendance ana The mnsic
furnished By Parnel's orchestra was al
that could 30 desired. The floor commit.
tee was composed o. Messrs. J. l.. wrav
w. A, Nash. G. D, Patrick. Gus snvyers
and y. y, Rogers And the program ran.
tanned fourteen delightful NUMBERS rbc
programs were very Hnlqnc aud attiir for
the occasion on She front page VIEW. y
pair Of scissors ip ged ana nli ths hnei
was engraved yardsdrk WITH fhp rffd.
my where gou cah trade with ubinp
men. The grand march wis led hy br
Mcleod u his city amt MsS Ezeli ~
mississippi who Is here Visiting Mes a u
l.s:sss sas nv slssF. Y iavp aaGiSsP 80 f pgasss
Dr. and Mr. '. Il. asroa entertained
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TAYLOR

The TAYLOR reoplo were kent rather busy
Thanksgiving, as there were number a,
attractions all during tho day and night
The gun ciub had a Shoot an dav both At
niue rocks and I'VE birds There Uero 4,
number u out Of town sportrmen at hand
ana some good scores were made brown.
IN Town held tho boards at tho oncra
house at matluoe and also night perforp
anre aud With o union Thanksalyinc serr
Ice at the Baptist church the dny closed
Hon, and Mrs John ". Parker en,cr.
tanned few Of their friends win a ii
o'clock Thanksgiving dinner. AIR ANA ,try
inAtr are quite noted as entcrtnners 1n5
tueIt dlhher parties are most hipht hi,
JogNuie ana especially are they perfsetic,
FROM culinary standpoint Covers ,,.,,.o
ialu Tor eleven, In their handsomely ascn-
latea ulnhng room, and the dinner vos
served N nine courses, Sparkling yyit o,,G
nna1isht nuM0r rapidly passed the tt,np
Nr. and Mrs, john L. Sture,s H. ~,
Mhlstele, Mrs, Lewis, Father Mprnbv NJ
epHo ~ ~ ffeuner. Mr. j. Melaskv ma
Nlssts fRfy And Bessie Parker
ne Enigma, newly founded snfiai A.
s"hidation, composed of rnrlof,s sr,eli ~
sgNe ~ Initial bah at The Commerelal b5tc'
lh9hS sslflng evening The arraitnotasnt
itI h~pf committees acquitted thhnsfl,i,s
admiralty in tho manner In ,,itsh 49,,
cnnducrd the hall. and Theirs N,ss ~, NV
absent ghat would have addea ~ the ii','b
pte 81 inc gpeste, The dining room n the
nnHl WIS FnrNVrfeh luts a dHn,h,s hsf
nNg lht ,FHslnys " lhp iaahy wVfe s,ai sn
pitn VITA ghalrs, The dsoopatial,s gst.
most beautiful ana expensive, Al duriss
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NAcoGOocHEs

Tho mlon Thanksgiving service at the
Baptist church was quite Interesting The
program was am Instrumental prelude hv
orchestra; reading proclamation. Inv Rcy.
w W watts, Methodist pastor. rcndlnp
Scripture aud PRAYER by the PRESBYTERIAN
PASTOR Rev W. j ScchrT; song: word
If welcome. by the Baptist pastor. Row
A. j Holti teachers Ihanksefyinc or
teen miuntcsJ, D.. pror r. r. Davis; song,
why Should Commercial Men he THINK
RUIZ BY II, A. Huntlry; song; .rhe
Progress and Success OF Medical Science
source of Thanksgiving, by j. ".
Nuyhcld' song; Tic Triumph Of Law Al
Reason Tor THANKSGIVING" by Hon S. ".
mount song contribution for the poor;
behrdlcllon, Uy Ney s. T., BoucOur
Mrs ". A Bouul aud Mru Garrison
returned from Beaumont on SUNDAY Hst.
john poughtie aud daughter Miss
MniA returned from Houston on Saturday
Miss Jennie Ivy left Wednesday night
~ spend Thanksgiving at hcl home Ia
The ladies buzar OF Christ church rove
an elegant Thanksgiving dinner aud A.
was quite success.
Mrs. A. w Grimes who has been nuit.
lll Tor several weeks, Ia reported much
better nnd IL s thought chat She win nov
get wcl
Mics Laura roylor is rupldly recovering
"lN'l an lIluthA OF UlilNA weeks.
Miss Aliyc Ice Ncul Is taking ii course
lu the chHrlN hospital In New GrleiuIs.
nurse.
Mrs r. H. Bukcr tx visiting her 1aush
tog Mrs, Weatherly, at GaIrlaou this Wcek
tfUudmu hutson has gone TO Garrison
thls week TO spend some time with rclu.
lives az chat place
wednesday evening to her friends They
w u'u JullN time ana pronounced a.
lht most amusing entertainment Of the
season The first prize was won hv Miss
Lona Ircyc, aud the second hy Mrs Cash.
while Mrs. S Wcuermark MAS nuch
r2nsolcd by receiving the consolation prize
WIN verse attached. After the cumps
were over dniutN refreshments were served
rue Boston ScNtcttc club Will Give "A
concert at the opera house on the 2sth of
November
Miss Gcorgic Garrett Is visiting In CON
ter this week.
Mr. Robert p. sims or Nom and Miss
Gertrude Legeett q Colmesucll were mar.
ried AZ the Methodist parsonage rursdnv;
ceremony performed by Rev W. W.
Watts
Miss Matte Moore and ode uncn wore
married IuesdaN at !hc home Of Rev G..
W. llary Rev Harry performed Slc
Miss Julia Myers of Mlncon. VIII, No,
hc"n the guest % the Misses Tcvc az THIS
EnS,o 40, ssHnGlal weeks returned TO her
AIRS Julius Curl NJ Dallas is in the city
WISHING bsr sister Mrs Amelia clark
.halnhsE'ying sewlces were hcld at christ
Miss Mira Mary Uahrooks Is scrionslv
ECk, Win tphold fever ot her home OH
Mrs Molllc nay Of san Augustine Is Wis
ltng her slstcr Mrs 4 w Grimes
rue 'hAntououa club Is meeting regularly
tuesday and giving close study and doing
cnioyed during nc summrr Thcv moi tbG
week OF the BnnitH, with Mrs Laura Nc
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"iiaH margaret
from san Luis p
a visit to her mot
Miss Vera Sier'
months visit bcn
this week. accom-
Jeans her cousif
weeks IN Iowa.
Miss Ella Rev
edy ranch on 4
Miss Blanche
arrived here WIN,
cid homo ana '1 =
Miss Selma Lie y
Miss Amanda
for laredo tmu
BeuaNidts.
Mr, aud Alr
Patricin have
Corpus Christi
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RIoHMoNn

one OF the most enjoyable so.l., .....
that has ever occurred IN p,e SC'al events
the reception given bv no. u'onu was
yemhcr =, ",uanam Tuesday evening. No.
n,as ar, - 20 celebration Of their ann
~ nsnu'ns aan'Fersa5y' or wooden weddtnr
~ "hp MS. Wlndham we're asslstcd ~
, ,s.'.., NY hesdsmes William u.s
= , 49, y 4 Peareson, W. T. Gooiman !
i.ltiles' 18TH ij, ana Misses Bruce ana Per-
Goodman rtcelyss es,SSendor9 and Landoi
~ nv gger The stiffness and tors
mated MA mI,s,fsrneE we've sntlrsiss n .ilS
sway NJ ths 49, aus Enjoyment hsla fn'l
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PatfiOIn have
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN.
At the mansion. whore Mrs. saycrs relgni
supreme. there Is. Il most charming utmos
phere. Mrs. snyers is an ideal hostess
gathering around her with lmpnrtlpllty tht
strictly social literary, musical ana people
N any line. On Tuesday Mrs. Sayer
introduced Mrs. Thomas Ball OF Hunts
vile and Mrs S. j. Orgoin Of Bastrop,
aud was most stnciously insisted by Mes
dunes Il. NJ. House ana Elizabeth Bell.
ana us q very pretty compliment To the
university she invited the young ladies
Of the III Beta Phi fraternity. This crowd
OF giils Is an unusually pretty one and
they looked SO sweet ana fair ana did
credit to the mansion The dining room
was climax OF beauty. the handsome
table was grand with an immense bowl OF
LEA France roses and ht Intervals were
beautiful doyles on which rested dishes
Of sweets and substantlals. Mrs Sam
Harlan gracefully presided at the tea table.
There WIS a perfect throng OF callers FROM
the earliest appointed hour. Quite large
number OF gentlemen called and seemed
70 spend a pleasant half hour
Mrs, Hunter Wilson has as her guest hcr
sister Mrs. Henry IIOu9c, OK Houston aud
as q pretty compliment 10 hcr Invited hev
friends 10 au informal Eat home" Mr.
Wilson was as9istcd Ia receiving her gucst5
bN Mrs, H. W, DoWdY of Nebraska Cit5,
;,ep" aud Miss Beulul Arnold Mrs. T. g.,
btnhttt ana MisA Margaret Boruugha. A
perfect stream ot ladies called dutlng the
receiving hours The calirrs were de.iqbt-
IulF entertained, and aided to Tho Visit
were refreshing puucl, waters aud licI us
Miss Ellznhet Noy, the famous Tnxa5
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.::'..taI Sanifariurrr
Fran
SS95G&9asGTenter OF City.
rtsou Sr.,
bus, Prof. Idl. Up.to-date In every
Bruce Of Eagle strictly ethicaf lines
served during I'm, scientific methods
| and Pearson nr,tional and advanced
decorated by cbdision OF our
sent by friends BURLINGTON,
WIS rendered bvhysician.
| Mindham, NJ NJ !, Urinary Diseases,
Bruce The latte'hanical Methods.
! violin would do G
! Refreshments werGatn16nf ne
the best encomlumi vi
| on them being tn,
| were enjoyed
/ Nils Jacquclin Fhry and rvpnroIo-v
visiting Mrs. j. T. - Ne.V'osy
! The Ladies' ATT
N The + ladies n, Dance az ltment
funds to {" rdb 1aii5fSf fbiE-Ray) Machine
was, DESTROYED by tBattery and otber
! iliul articles were AND CURSITS
! inR from a dlstancTEM. DISEASES
buneh ana cake aul conditions.
duT,N.E the day.
Mrs pr. York Of II
, mother Mrs. John Al
Mrs A. r. PEippso rival. -
or the genuine
- Spraguc Arm and
CORPUSlny other sn-called
.ot cylinders with.
The event Of the stiTn!yention brought
was the grand annlv o SuNp!TloNs.
of the Corpus Chr ' "ee''
Market hall on last
nan, which had beS
by the ladies' for bss - a., .-
luntlng, eyerereensw York '' 'iouS
crowded at an ear
amid the floral mobnpsrStAnHS Throat
chestrs, which dis, VI "ulch
music 70 the pleasu
OF the Terpslchore1
q symptoms aifsir
taken Of by the &c Pulmonary Mia
alter supper tho
sumed and contlnu Sprays, Sponges.
nouns Tbs q Tuesday Aanipulators, scien,
nc Monday cluF
win Mrs. Maud IA
hers will take nm
s' Ms. e n aHsO W9 10 p. m.
father, Rev r r.
day morning Tor n Is open 70 na4,o,+.
Rev White haviTeated entirelv fres
that place Tree
Miss Margaret
from san Luis p
n M: W, IA, Il, siSsssssS1icaI and
This week. aceons
Jeans, her cousi}I0Hs1a
weeks IN Iowa. ANhlI
Miss Ella Rev
edy ranch on 4
Miss Blanche
arrived here Wr,,.,
cid homo ana p.B answered.
Miss Selma Lie OOnnhement cases.
Miss Amaudi
for Laredo t,ruma
Beu0Nidts llllllIaa.rI
M. and Mr@==--=--
Patrcin have
Corpus Christi
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BEPoRT OF THE co.,. 5.
OF THE Diri0k
SOUTH TEXAS NATInNAi

OF M THsS CONDITION
SOUTH TEXAS NATIONAL. M,
at Houston. in the stsse =, "ah|
''so VI "VBissl - ne, Nov. n q q
Loans md discounts
overdratts' secured and unse.s la N l
.; 5. bonds to secure circui:. tans
ton ..s.....-......,
Premium on q. s. bonds eoms
Stocks. securities. etc '''' STss
Banking house, furniture anS'- 4sas
hXtures ....-.......
Other real estate owned .2bN \
Due from National banks ms:s an
reserve agents. "Vt
Due from state banks ana g,ias
DHukerS s.....-......
Due from approved resers. Sis 4
agents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Internal revenue stamps ".' aJi,tn 4
Exchanges for clearing hd,s. W
Notes of other National bsri Msff q
Fractional paper currensv oa@ q
nickels and cents
Lawful money reserve h 7la
specie ....-..-- -S2fsS,3fn ns
Legal tender notes 147.Sn0 o.y
Redemption fund with n SSsaas
treasurer % per cent Of cir.
culatlon) 1865. --....... Nr-
iOns
Total - G71Ri1i,i4ibA -m8IwS
Capital stock paid in ,,..
surplus fund .........~ SSgAg9 n
Undivided profits. less exnsrt- pOoNn
and taxes paid -.
National bank notes outsts1d.. EtllsH
Due to other National bank. =, I,,sns
Due to State banks and banf. slMn
erS .....-..s.. s.----.--- az.
Dividends unpaid zoSgl 4
Individual deposits subject ID $50
checK ..........---...
Certified checks ..... oy.i@
Cashiers checks outstanding Ne
oLHl ....s..... .. -. 49,. . 70 1r- ~.
State OF Texas. County OF Harris 1o'sN
7, J. p. McAshan. cashier ~ ~
named bank, do solemnlv svss, w e.H
above statement Is true To tbs ~. Wy y Y
knowledge and belief. ' x U
]. r. M,ASfIAN r.,,s.
Subscribed and sworn 10 bsfo,sv , sai
29th day Of November. 1907. ivy ns "
Notary Public, Harris co1nhtva s N
Correct-Attest: s' AsiA
H BRAsHEAR
SHAs, DIILINGHlu
o. It. HOLE
Dreem
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
Schedule corrected to March 2j. 1902.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.


Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
sol H. N. Daily. Local Tor tarrisoabrrg. War
renton. Charlotte and way stations.
I0:5l a. IN. Daily. Washington. Richmond and
Florida Limited. First-class coach and drawing
room sleeper to Jacksonville. Dining car service
Has 4. m. Daily. United States Fast Aaii-
First-eiass coaches and drawing-room sleeper TO
Nev Orleans. Dining service
u:37 a. m. Daily. Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
4:OI D. IN Week DAYS Local for Harrison-
burg and way stations on Manassas branch
4:3O p M Daily. Local for Watrenton and
Charlottesville.
ass 0. M Week DAYS The Southeru's Palm
Limited. All Pullman train. New York and
Washington, 10 Aiken. Augusta and St. Angus
tine Fla composed of club. compartment,
drawing room, and observation cars Dining car
service
$50 D. M Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited fvia Lynchburg) First-elass coach and
sleeping car to Roanoke. Knoxville, ChattanJosa
and Memphis; sleeper to New Orleans Dining
service
9:5o D. IN. Daily New York and Atlanta Ex-
press First-cfass coach and sleeper to Atlanta;
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Francisco
Pullman buffet service
s-55 D. M Daily. New York and Florida Ex-
press First-class coach and sleeper to Savannah.
Jacksonville and Port Tampa: sleeper to Sum-
n erville Charleston, Augusta, and to Thomas
vile. Ga, and connection for Aiken. Dining ear
servire.
lO:45 D. m Daily Washington and Southwest
ern Limited. All Pullman train. club and ohser-
yation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleepers to
Nashville Atlanta Macon. Memphis. New Orleans
Daily, except Saturday, to Pinehurst, n. C. Din
ing service
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RAILROADS,
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.
RAILROADS,
From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and 1sh s

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and 1871 st.
In effect November /. 1901.
For hexandria-week days. $50, I:ot. $50.
500, 500. s:59 9;25. 10:0o 1925, HOO. 11;3o
a. m. x12;o5 1920. l2:45. dos. rs. 200 2;se
x3:0e, $3.50. 1853. x4:Ii. 4:S3. Asa. sos. x5:s
$40. 6:o3. 630 1906 $50. 500. s45, $780, lo:l5,
l1:20, lI:59 p. m.
sundays-7:a5. 900. o:45. 1880. HOO. 1880 a..
M: 20 noon: 12:30. I:0o / 80 200. $50. 3:Oe,
$3.50, 400. 4:S0. 500. $50. 600 6:so 700. 1850
500. s:45. $3.50. l0:l5. n:20 1850 p. m
For Mount Vernon-Weck days: $50. SOD
1000. hoo a m. xl2;05, xi:05. 200. xS;0,,
1i:4. x5:22. 1905. 9:s0 p. m.
sundays-9:oO a. m, 12:00 noon, 200. 40o
$3.50. 200. 9:3O p. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
days: $50. 7:OA 7:S0. 500. $50. $50. 9;2j
1000. II 20 a. m. '12:05. 1920. 'le:i5. ;o9,
:25. 200 '2:9o 800, $3.50. 1853. '4:Ss. 4:5i.
5:22, 6:O3. $3.50. 7:O6. 500 p. m.
SUNDAYS-7:45. 900. 9:i5, 'l0:30. II 60
s1l 80 a. m, 800 noon 1880. 100 'l:so. 2:oD
'2:3O s:eo. 1870. 400, 'i:9o, 500, $50
500. '6:3O, 7:o0. '7:3O 500 p. m.
Express. TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
]. COLvIN, Superintendent
q T. amor pros;Jor,
The Washington times., 1902-03-30
CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
800 p. NJ. DAILY-Cincnnati and st. Louis
special-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
Sleepers to Cincinnati, Lexington. Louisville In
disnapolis, and st. Louis without change. Con-
nection for Nirpina Hot Springs Dining
Parlor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
ll:lO p. NJ DAILY-F. F. V. Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to Cincin
natl. Lexington. and Louisville. without change;
Compartment sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs
daily except Sunday. Dining car SIecpers
Cincinnati to Chicago and St. Louis
l0:5t A. VI. (EXCEPr SUNDAY)-Washincto
and Old Point Special. Less than >51a hour train
to Old Point Comfort via Richmond. Only all
rail route
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 6O9 18th Street
near +. and at the station. Telephone call, Main
l441 for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service
H. W. FULLER,
The Washington times., 1902-03-30
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-s20 week straight salary and ex-
penscs to men with rig to introduce our Poultry
Mixture in country; years contract; weekly pay.
Address, with stamp MONARCH MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY, Box lssg, Springfield, Ill. MI
wANTED-Agents; no competition; just what s
wanted sells itself; burner makes It's own gas;
costs l cent daily; fits any lamp. Particulars
ATLANTIC GAS COMPANY, Liberty Building
New York MI
NANTED-Agents to sell our beautiful Art Pill
low Covers. Something handsome, artistic and
inexpensive that anyone can sci. Liberal com
missions paid Address ART FABRIC MILLS
Agency Department. New Haven, Conn. mi
AGENTS-SlO daily. introducing our brilliant
gaslight burners, families. business HOUSES
banks, churches, private and public buildings,
buy at sight; these burners are what the people
are looking for; they do not require Chin
ney Ito break wick 10 trim. and make no
smoke or dirt; nit any coal oil lamp without
expense or trouble, and produce the best, cheap
est. and cleanest light; it is a great money
maker for agents; 200 per cent proft: write at
once and get to work right away sample free.
ENTERPRISE MFG. CO.. si3, Cincinnati, 0.
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