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RAILRO IDS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
schedule elective January il, 1903.
Trains leave frou Pennsylvania Station

a.
Trans leave from Pennsylvania Station
e:IO = NJ Daily Local for Harrisonburg.
| =" .fsaton, Chzrl2tte, and way stations
8-el a m Daily Washington and Florida
Limited tHSt-clRss coaches and drawing room
sleeper 70 Jacksonville. fla. Dining car service-
L-lS a, m Daily. United States Fast Nail
rs -class coaches and drawing room slecpe;
I 10 New Orleans Dining car service.
4;Ol p; m Week Days Local for Harrison
SuIE ana way stations on Manassas branch
80 p m, DAILY. Local for Nsrreuton and
6:aI p. m. Week Days southern's Palm
United solid Pullman trsin- Through Draw
ing Room oieepers TO Aka, Augusta. Sayan-
nan, JacksouvlLe, and st. Augustine Club.
Dining, and Observation Cans.
b;45 p n Daily New York and Atlanta E1-
pres, ilTst-CiA coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta;
RsondA5s' Wednesdays. and Fridays. sunset
Route. Tourist sls=per Washington to San
francisco Pullman Buffet service
s;bJ T. Daily. New York and Florida
Express. Flint class coach and sleeper 10 Cam
Gen. Summeryile. Charleston. Savannah. Jack
sonville, and Port Tampa; sleeper 70 Augusta.
and connection for Aiken Dining car service
4G.Ol p IL Daily. New York and Memphis
sleeping car 70 Roanoke. Knoxville. Chat
ITaln9oga, and 4empnisi sleeper TO NeF Orleans
1855 :. m. Daily. Washington and South
western Limited AL Pullman train. club aud
onserN1Gon cars TO Atlanta ard Macon. sleep
ers 10 Nashville, Atlanta Macon. Memphis.
New Orlesns- Monday, wednesday, and Friday
through sleeper 10 PInehurzt- Dining car ser
TRAINS on 3LUEMONT BRANCH
l. Lave Warrington, $50 a. m and 4;As p. m;
daily Week days, 90 p. m, ass p. Ea-, and
o;z5 r N Latter for Leesburg only.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
lhgton 6;42 q. -, 6 80 a. m. 30 a. m. s.45
a m, goo :. n, s;l5 ?. M, and 800 2. N.
daily: lO.I5 a. m daily, except Monday. Local
trains from HaTisCDbuTg, IL SIS a. m week days
and and sos p m daily. From Charlottesville.
s-zs A. m and 9:O5 p m daily
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and De-
tailed information car be had at ticket Ofhces-
fO5 18th ST. 81 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
sylyania Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1870 p r. r. Cab Service.
G. n ACKERT. General Manager
, h HARDWICK- General Pas'r agent
L. 5. BROWS General Agent
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CHESAPEAKE & Ohio IN.

Trains leave Pennsylvania station Daily
900 7. M--CHICAGu AND ST LOUIS SPE-
GAL. solid vestibule. electric lighted,
dining car train. with Pullman Sleepers %
Louisville Cincinnati. indianapolis. and St
Louis Parlor cars Cincinnati 20 Chicago
Dining Car from Washington
u 10 r. NJ. F. v LIMITED. solid vestibule.
electric lighted, dining car train, with Pull
man Slcepers 20 Cincinnati. lexington. and
Louisville Compartment Sleeper 20 Fir.
gmia Hot Springs daily except sunday.
SIeepers Cincinnati % Chicago and 81
Louis Dining Car
Reservation ant tickets at SIS Pennsylvania
Avenue: COO Fourteenth Street, near r, and at
the station. Telephone 1910 for Pennsylvania
Cab service. r. ". FULLER.
Telephone, Main 1866 General Passenger Agent
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT In PetVorth, 4DI5. 40Ig. +asl sin
81. NV, eight rooms. S22.JI. Do TarI.gf,.g.,
2 anu 3 WISCONSIN ave. NV, seven rooms. $40 30
lIE LOUIS b. SHOEMAKER COMPANY
ihh'-ai G2U r. e. nu.
FOR kENI-Sl5 per month. tive miles auurT-
east o1ugross Heights, ID. g., house s rooms
about 90 acres Apply ~ ADDISON. sos I-r.
81 u"- wh.-3t
OK HAMILTON ROAD, near An4,astia. c,rtagr-
three acres Apply 2l6 StL ST. NO. rrb5-st
OR fENI For board OF owner. five partly fur
hshrd rooms, i've miles from city. shade. fruit
garden, chicken mousse, barn. etc. near cleo.
ONCE. mia :,
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LOST.

LOST-On 81. NV. near 10th ST.. Scotch ter
reir; loose collar blue ribbon and tag at
reward
LOST-March J. a large Madonna Irr7--T----
along California 80. To- 81. Joseph Church no
reward. l85 California st. me- rnh7-8t
LOST-Noung briudle bull terrier. white breast
cars cut, long tail. leather collar bras. trim
miugs: answers 90 name Brownie" Reu.ard
for return 20 34s3 Morgan ave. rrh7-gt
STRANED OR STOLEN-Two collie dogs. tan
and white; answer 90 names 81 Prince and
Pete. Liberal reward II returned 10 1906 d m
NV. rYrg.g.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

10 ST NE--G,ntIe.u,u only. terms rr.far-
Itc- reference exchanged. rH-..r
41o @ NW--1hrec front rooms. furnished. -vT-7
OF without board, tFp rooms. light l.u=rss..-
ing allowed min 10
ROOM AND BOARD for $50 a week m 1-77
New jersey ave. NV rIb-st
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. with board.
terms reasonable. 2I5 ls- 81; NV u5a-3-
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board. rn- ,.,-cr
heat fl4 9th ST. NV r.rs. r.-
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Leave Washington, Penua- r. X. sJarlou-
IO-A6 a. m SEABOAKD NAIL - through
Daiiy- Pullman Slelpers 10 Jackson
vile, connecting az Hamlet
with Pullman sleeper TO Atlanta
4 D. m. SkABOARD FLORIDA LIN
DdilY. IIED-Sold train 20 Jackson.
vile anu St Augustine. with Pullman Draw
Ing Room and Compartment Slcepers, O5scrNa-
tICn Club Car. and Dining Car.
$50 %. m.-SEABOARD EMPRESS - Solid
train 70 jacksonville and Tampa. with Pullman
S-Cepers AID Cafe Dining Car-Pl-liInsn Sleeper
90 Atlanta Through service 70 Plnchurst.
4siO a. m. LoCAL-Io Petersburg. Raleigh,
DailY. southern Pines (Pinehurst),
Hamlet and intermediate points
Once, I4zI Penna. Ave.
c. B. RYAN w CONKIvN
Genl Pass'r Agent. Gen1 AIT Pass'r Dept
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PROF. CLAY, 489 Il St. S. W.

PHRENOLOGER, tells everything. rcunitcs sep
aratcdi teaches PalmistU. Ladies. 2jc; gents.
SOC r1b--5t
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SYLVIA GORDON. % Ninth ST.

Mission IL 20 bind in bonds Of love members Of
an unhappy family Do NOT buy. sell. or 20 on
a journey until you consult this gifted lady
READS CARDS csc u,b4G-S
NoRklNGMEN do not realize how they spcnd
their money until they have purchased a suit
Of clothes or an ovcrcoat slightly used Of tho
only ONE price house in America. JUSTHS
OLD STAND, Oh y. mch2-Tt
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NANiEu-N hiJo hutvi silver CLEANER ami four
panty men, biDh = HOTEL AGENCY, lztu AND
Isurl-y IyauIa ave rrI-..f
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. firm. comfortable.
durable. beautiful, undgtcrtlhie. positively
painless. DIR. J. 3. WILSON. $40 I2th 81. NV
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NANTED-An apprentice boy iu sign shop.
must come well recommended Npply from IU
10 l. Monday, OuA>. =. WILLIS, 10 ID 81. uv.
u IL
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WALL PAPER.

NOLTE. s2s 9th ST NV. Is constantly receiv-
ing the latest and most attractive c,sipns a,
Wall Papers. and papers rooms from 10 % IN
Call 5nI investigate To- yourself md be COZ.
yincsd. p,1stf
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PERSONALS.
Mr.. ERVING MILLION,

Palmist and Hypnotist GA New York ave NV
Ladies. so cents. Gentlemen. 81 90
Through Hypuotism any person can hc at
irlctCd toward YOU. caused like. love, and
respect you; enemies overcome, etc. Uvpn1tisfu
exert, beneficial influence upon erring friends
wives and husbands; CorrrCts bad habits etc
li}pn"tlsm Is certainly great aid To- success.
HypnOtism taught. n
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. n.

Leave " ashlns s0n. fsE jersey Ave and St
Chicago ana Northwest. 'lo-5S q NJ. -6ssa
p
Cinciunati St Louis. and Louisville. sIO.Os
a. ~, AIS p m. ITO ElE1t-
Pittsburg and Cleveland. 10 80 A. M. ss.sI
o. III and i 20 night.
Columbus and Wheeling. '6;l0 p N
Winchester. 1855 A. ms i4-l5 and u5:ss
LuTay. AIS p. m
AnaaPoIis. Ii7.so. $50. liII-5c a. n. H4.So.
FredericE. ISIS. 200. HIo-5o a m. .-1.ls,
ia 20. and 1910 ?. m
HageTstovn. iIl6=OO a m aud 1850 D n
Boyd and way points. 1885. 1900 q N,
GaithersbuEg and way points, ls.35. 800 a.
H.. Il2-JO. Ills. $50. Us-S0 800 il5.11,
- 800. +-IO.l5. i1I-SO p m
Washington Junction and way points IS.
Baltimore, week days, Xs.GO. $500. 6.sa
x .O5. $50, As 80 SIS. 1850. X1e-OO. II so a
m. 1870 noea. xI -35, X3-O0, 1850, xs.SO.
ASS. x5.O5. 5-25. GO. 6-S0. IS 90 1000.
80. Ks 80. x9-OO a. m. Xl2-2O. us. xS.O0,
Ks 80, 15-05. SIS. ESQ. zs.0o. N1O-0O. xII 80
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK Bostoa
and the East. $500. = 20 DINER. 30 (Buf-
fet). 1900 CDiner), 1880 DINER . m.
DIuerl. 1850 (PhiladelPhis onIy). F.os
(Dincr), $50 and IL 80 ,. m (Sleeping Car
open at 1000 O'ci0cky.
Atlantic City. L7.OG. Illo.oO a n. Il2.2s.
.Daiiy. Except Sunday. .-sunday only.
xExpress trains.
Baggage called Tor and checked rom hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co on orders
northwest New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and at station
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW NORk-SOJ Til AMPTDN-LQNDON-
Phila-. Mar. II. 10 am. Phila- Apr. J. 10 an
1t Paul Mar Is. 10 am ST Paul-Apr- s. 10 am
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORK-ANTWE RP-PARIS.
iceland Mar I, 10 am Vaderl' .. Mar y 10 m.
Finland Mar Il. 10 m Kens' ton. Mar % 10 m
CoMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ? 81
NV. or Geo ". Moss. 141l G st. NV. fe13-tf
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-To purchase small house. near Isth
81. NV. $1,000 to 5000. give number and full
particuiars- Address Bon l9i. this office.
OR DEMAND for vacant houses Is greater
than our supply Place yours with uS, and we
viii secure q tenant A. once; prompt remit
tauccs made. CIIAS. FUSS & co, Coz 18th 81.
nh6-3t
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MADAME CATHERINE

PalmIst and Card Reader. Dos 9Th 81. NV
Tells everything you wish To know. gives luck
for all things. Bring this ad. and get a good
fortune for 25c and soc. r1b--9t
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NANIEb-Ihrec good walters, good v-S,~-
tIis evening lUI3 Ncw York ave. II
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NANlLD-WEIte chef. $50. also country youth.
NV IA
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MANIEb-CoIurcd hotel head b,Tmau. this
'tF. with references. DICKS HOTEL AGEN-
q, l-Ju and Fcuusg lyauIa ave. uh,-2t
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERS
LEGAL NOTICES.

FOR RENT Remington typewriter. with stand
cheap Address BOX ISf. this oF.ce. mh7-2t
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FOR SALE-cOUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE Great bargain, thirteen acres Of
land, near District line, for $3.50 Adde'S
JOHN NJ THOMAS. Stewart Building ME- m
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WANTED-By a respectable colored woman a
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Flat; well ventilated and plenty
light; references required. 1926 18th st. NV
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Roiahc woman for general house
WORK, two IN family Apply. with reference.
400 18th 20. nv. Ir
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5-FDOT CURTAIN POLES, with fixtures I9c:
carpet lining, &c and Sc yard; stair pads lOc;
mating from lOC yard up, good quality floor
oiIoloth 25c yard. KLEEBLATT'S, 18th and Il
SIS me- fel6-f
FOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair
cushion; 80 for hair mattres in two parts:
bedroom and parlOr suites, 81 per week Get
our prices REDMOND'S. 2lI-3l3 eth St NV
est
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-1oung man stenographer would like
any clerical work after b. Ih. Address BOX
l57. this Office. uL52t
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Baggage called Tor and checked rom hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co on orders
left at ticket offices. Gl9 PennsJ lvania Avenus
northwest New YORK Avenue and Fifteenth
street. and at station
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERs
REMINGTON AND SMITH TYPFWRTTFRS

We have lot of Remington and smith ma
chimes 90 excellent condition. that we offer your
choice Tor 5000. Also other makes. Come and
5ee them. 90 18th 81. NV InB6-s-
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" an I'd A farm ~ about twenty acres. con
yenient 10 electric cars. within a., Nils -
" ashlngton, at moderate rent. address, BON
rs. this Office. ~ a.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PIANO TUNING, $50; factory expert. JAS. X.
DJRI1N. 305 18th 81. se rnh--at
TRUNK repairing, Joc up. send postal. 9g5 grh
~. mir,
ICE CREAM; pure and delicious: bricks and
iudl1duals- orders taken for fancy creams at
popular prices, Hobs famous homemade bread.
all kinds homemade fancy cakes, delicious
home made pies; meals and lunches served
HOLLIS. 1929 North Capitol 81. mh6-31t
DANCTNC-Prot CsIdwelI's Private Academy
III VI 81 NV, class Tuesday evenings. 80;
lessons given appointed hours. day or evenings.
mhG-3t
~llAMPOOiNG and scalp massage al your home
- cents each. Address BOX IGG. this Office
mh5-2t
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NANIED-An experienced girl to work uu
cHafs- good wages Call Monday morning. So i
g. NV Il
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FOUND.

PROFITABLE BUSINESS SUGGESTIONS Sat
isiaCtory- prompt printing; loo cards. note
nh3 81
FOUND--Lacey's Ice cream absolutely pure
20 cents pei gallon. Delivered IN unIettered
wagons 6O7 New York ayr, NV. mott
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED grocery wagon. 1920 10th s.. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAIE-T0To thrCc-vtory brick houses IN
IenhsfiVania ave. NV, between 18th and 18th
SIS, for $40 foot, drop postal. 92t Whitney
ave. NV mh7.3t
FOR SALE-Cottage at cost. Apply W. F.. Al
LbN. Park Place, Congress Height ub7-&t
FOR SALE-ONLY -. 200
Near the site Of new union depot. a Groom
pressed brick, nearly new. with bath Prop
cry IN this locality is sure TO enhance IN
MOORE & HILL Unc). M I4th st. NV.
mh3-codu
FOR SALE-NEAR 10Th AND PA AVE.
CHEAP. 5000. RENTS FOR sos
A Groom brick; good location.
MOORE * HILL Onc). a.. l4th St NV.
mh3-eodtf
FOR SALE-PRICE. s. 500.
A CHEAP HOME
WELL-PAYING INVESTMENT
On q numbered street not far from Iowa
circle; stories, 10 rooms, brick. a large
modern tiled bath hanislmpr than YOU usu-
ally ind m $4,000 house: Tor Isyg5. % wide
aIIct-r'om for stable. $50 now loaned on
the property, which remain az . per cent
interest Can Doe bought on a cash payment
Of 500 II desired. balance in small monthly
payments.
THIS IS A BARGAIN.
MOORE & HILL Onc). az 18th st. NV.
mh3-eod
FOR SALE-A VERY LOW PRICE FOR THIS
properly ll' Mass ave. ne, with a twostory
brick stable
$3.50.
stories and cellar; parlors. dining room.
and kitchen on lst floor. sleeping rooms
and bath on % foor; back stairway. FUR
NACE HEAT large lot. wide paved alley.
INSPECTION BY PERMIT ONLY.
MOORE HILL Onc.). III 18th 81. NV.
nih3-eod-tf
FOR SALE-In Alexandra. Va. a IO-room house
IN business location, suitable for restaurant:
$500 cash. balance 90 suit purchaser; q 10 per
cent investment; quick C., 2lO2 18th 81. nv.
mh6-St
FOR SALE-A pretty six-roon1 bav-u.iudovy brick
IN Northwest, near Government Printing OF
nee good location, price $500 Also six
room bay window brick, with stable, IN North
west; a hne investment for $500. Two six
room and bath bay-window bricks. with cellar
IN Northeast, both in frst-Class order. A bar
gain AT 5000 each Other houses from 81 500 /
upward. CHAs. FUSS & Co, COZ 18th St NV.
mh6-3t
FOR SALE-G st. sw.. modern brick, s.. 800; I
10 per cent investment. So, $3.50; neat Groom /
nome, ~ ST. sw, reduced to s. $50: "a ST. I
bargain Sl,25O, c. BOYER & co. 80 Z St 4
NV. r,,bc r.
FOR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN.
Either a good investment or suitable I
homes for the most pyqctiuu Two boff-as
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money 70 loan az S1z 20 5 per cent. in sum
OF 81 90 10 $1,000 On ID. G real estsfs. -
% and per cent mortgage and be,yin s,ev-'
al transactions conducted with economical on
sideration Tor Dorro-gcru
VA, II, SAUNDERS 90. lfO7 F - NJ
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WANTED-A respectable colorcd woman 70 d
EoneraI hnusrMnr.. laII GAI 2d No Ii
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AFTERNOON SESSION
Defense Pulls Up Strong With Its Even
ing Witnesses.

Judge Witt reconvened court promptly
at $50 p. NJ, and Police Officer kellam
was put on by Messrs Wendenburg and
Talley. Witness testified along the lines
followed by Messrs. Mcmahon and Amos
he having been with them on special duty
In Fulton on the night Of July 18TH lie
had gone to the scene OF riot and helped
the soldiers search for the rioters.
Later he talked with Conductor Reeder.
Tho latter told witness II am mighty
sorry for the boys, but we got our dough
out of 1t. We got hundred apiece to run
this car"
the witness, II realized something was
up
'"The conductor had previously declined
to stop the car when l waved at MIN,
indicating that he did not want to take
on any passengers"
Judge Richardson took the witness m
hand and briefly cross-eXamined him, but
he did not succeed In bringing out any
thing new.
Former Motorman r. M. Baghy was
introduced, and his testimony was expert
In it's nature, He testified that there was
no danger to life from cars running
over spikes. He said he had run over
spikes, brlckbats. ETC., In his experience
but had never seen lives imperllled there
by
Mr.. John t. Dowden was the next wit
ness. He is a shlpbullder, and SAID no
knew Newman, ;,
con Saturday night before July Eth
said the witness. II was drinking with
Newman, and he gave mo rock and SAID
he wanted me to 90 with him and throw
rocks at the cars"
This was at Wann's bar, where New
man was spending money freely. ne OF :
fered Mv. Butler rock and he Declined
it, took mine and threw 1t away ana re-
fused to join him In what he proposeu
Witness could not recall who were the
others in the bar on the nisht IN question:
when asked by Judge Richardson
He did not see Hanks and knew nothing
YOUNG HOGAN TEsTIFIEs.
He did not tell the police Of NeWman's
proposition, because he thought the lat
ter made it because he was drinking,
Daniel Hogan, youth was put on and
said he saw Newman in Fulton on the
night of July 18th.
SAW SPIKES PUT ON,
He found him playing pool with three
other men. Newman stopped playing
pool came into the bar, showed "'tness
a roll of money and offered the latter s.
to put some spikes on the track, which
he produced. This took place In Wann's
bar, and witness declined the otrer.
He swore that lae and Wanns par
keeper saw Newman put the spikes on
the track, and a man wearing a sweater
climb up and put out the light on the
corner
Witness was positive on this point and
reiterated his testimony as to the placing
Of the spikes several times.
He was taken in hand by Judge Ricn-
| ardson and ndustriously cross-examneu.
On cross-examlnation witness stated that
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TO RESTORE
JAMESTOWN
A TWO Million Land Company
Formed to Exploit the
Scheme.
lsnecIal to The Tlmes-Dlspatcn.)


NEWPORT NEWS, VA. August 4.
FORMATION OF the Jan.cst2wn Island PARK
ana Land Company, with capital stock
Of So. 10000. ig announced. the, object OF
the CORPORATION being to purchase valu"
able options Of lands 1t holds on historic
In mestown Island, and about 66uO acres
in that Immediate vicinity. making
total Of 500 acres.
The island will be restored 70 us CO
lonial dress and an effort VIII pc maoo
to sell the island to the United stasee
Government for $4,000. A Dill was re-.
Gently Introduced in Congress %, uro .sno ~
as 1t stands. The property IN tns vtcln MY
miles, and up the river about four miles,
viii be Improved at an expenditure OF
about $4,000, being laid out n streets
ana docks Hotels and villas Will DO en-
couraged by the promoters.
No information can be obtained relat1vo
to the officers and incorporators. but IL
is understood that O. D. Jackson, or NOT
folk. is one of the leading spirits. 1t 10
understood that the company VIII enter
into a contract with the JaHsstG2WL'
Yorktown and Old Point Railway CO n !.
line will run It's tracks through the prop.
erty that will be acquired. CONNECTING Il
News. Hampton and Old Point. -,
Mr. Jackson is pres dent Of the eleG;
be divided as follows: Eighty thousand
shares OF 8 per cent. cumulative preferred
stock of the par value Of $40 share ana
10000 shares of common stock OF the
value Of $40 share, making the tota1
OF .2.O0oO0O.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Cures all forms Of catarrh, radically and
permanently - it removes the cause apd
oyercomeu all the effects. Get Hoods
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kore way In which Newman could be
brought before them for trail
LIE fIonor informed the fury that II
any clue could be gotten as TO the prob
.hia ybereabouts of Newman, he would
~ ,rn,,n,iv arrested and tried. judge
1,t,ta vdenr ,oinea heartily I'm this and
.ha i,,,nress,on given was that the testi.
s 80 ' add,cea bas led ali "a believe that
Az sataa,;,a .hn,,,d ba arrairned for
az, -. sa,o,.tan ,,,it>, the caee
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Flat DENTAL,
Other decided features were the EN-.
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CAN'T HELPIT.
Coffe Nerves AIwa on Edge.


The easy way to get rid Of coffee nerves
on edge Is to quit the coffee and drink
we'll made Postum Food Coffee IN Its
place.
When the Postum is thoroughly boiled
II furnishes rich tasting food drink and
It Is then easy and pleasant 10 sh'tt from
the drug to the food coffee,
A WASHINGTON lady says; 'ror lohs
time | suffered so from nervous heauache
and was so weak and worn out an the
time that | was hardly able to 40 my
housework. Every little ching worried me
sc, and the noise Of my two little children
almost drove me Wild. tried my pest 20
be kind and patient With thenl oul u
seemed the harder ! tried tne crosseF
grew, until | was discouraged almost 10
despair. ] had been using coltee 't.ree
times day for about twelve years Se'-
eral months ago | read an article IN
rtllgiors paper telling about Postum Food
Coffee and made up my nina co'iee was
causing my trouble.
$50 ] shut down on the coiree, when
was easy when | used postum NY heaoI
aches grew more painful az Hts', pul !
was not surprised at this, ana was uetel-
mined 10 let coffee alone ana sNe iostu'' !.
u fair trial In few days Tosls"l ,.nu
driven most of the drug eHee.s " eua 49,,
out of my system. The headaches gre"
less, and finally stopped al1oselher, and
for the past three months ] have been 9,
different person The heaaa ehes are an
gone, my strength Is coming Daoh, nerves
are steady, and | feel rested IN pace OIL
tired All the time, ~
II know II was coffee that caused all
the trouble, and am certain WA. ros.uii,
il rapidly repairing all the wrongs that
coffee caused, always tell people when when
I recommending Postum to be sure 70 inmks
II according to drections,; don lorse'
to boil II fifteen minutes. Nalne gwen
rs Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich; -
Send TO the company for part'culars :, s oy
n ma OF co e%es.S non 9 money prizes