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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18
THEY CAN'T FIND HER.
Whereabouts of Mrs. Hartridge Still
Battles Her Relatives.

New York. Oct. 1S.-After being
missing 16 days during which an as
siduous search for her has been kept
up, the whereabouts of Mrs. Clifford
w. Hartridge, wife of the lawyer are
as much unknown to her husband, her
mother and her other relatives as
ever.
Mr.. Hartridge and Mrs. Leslie w.
Russell. Mrs. Hartridge's mother,
have no idea where the missing wo-
man is. but they have come to the
conclusion, Mr.. Hartridge says that
she is either in some sanitarium or in
Europe. Mr.. Hartridge inclines to
the idea that she is in a sanitarium be-
cause the letter she sent to her mother
Just before her disappearance in
Dictated that she was unstrung.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18
SHE STUCK IN The MUD.
The Deutschland's Passengers Were
Marooned on Board All Night.

New York, Oct. 1S.-An unusual Incl
dent due to a mud bank probably as
sembled by the shifting tides, prevent
ed the passengers of the Hamburg
American liner Deutschland just in
from Europe, from landing last night.
The steamer had approached within a
few feet of her deck in Hoboken when
she stuck in the mud and efforts last
ing three hours failed to warp the ship
to the dock. More than 800 passengers
were marooned for the night, while
hundreds of persons who had assem-
bled on the pier had to go away without
the relatives and friends whom they
had awaited.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18

that he had 'succeeded in dissolving
graphite in water, was made by E. C.
Acheson, 1.-The wizard of Niagara
Falls" at the session of the twelfth
general meeting of the American Elec-
tro-Chemical society in the Chemists
club last evening. Both of these dis
coveries will have a wide application in
industry, it is said, especially that of
the solution of graphite in water, for it
can be used successfully now as
lubricant where heretofore, when dis
solved in OIL it has formed a sediment
at the bottom resulting in much waste.
Graphite is much cheaper than oil.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18

Kestersen, a Is year old school girl, at
evangelist meetings held here in the
early part of September and a week ago
they became engaged. They were to
be married at Thanksgiving
As one of the speakers at the church
finished testifying lin foreign tongues
which is part of the belief of this creed
Kelly arose with the words, 1T Is my
turn next" He then started singing,
THE fire of heavenly love is burning in
my SOUL AS the last words were fin
ished he drew a gun, turned toward the
girl and said: Goodbye" and fired the
fatal shot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18
WENT ON THE ROCKS.
Danish Steamer Wrecked and Twenty
of Her Crew Drowned.

London, Oct 1S.-The Danish steam
er Alfred Erlandsen has been wrecked
on the rocks of Castle Point, near st.
Abbs Head, Scotland. She went ashore
during gale last night and twenty OF
her crew were drowned. A life boat
which spent the night looking for the
survivors had a narrow escape, being
frequently swept by heavy seas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18
SAID GOODBYE, EVA"
Member of the Apostolic Church Then
Shot Himself Dead.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 1S-With the
words Goodbye, Eva" John s. Kelly,
a young workman, drew a revolver and
fired a bullet through his head on the
platform of the Apostolic Faith church
here last evening.
The girl he referred to was sitting n
the audience within ten feet of the
young man when he fired the fatal shot
Kelly died at the Wayside Emergency
hospital a half hour later.
Kelly, who is 10 years of age, met Eva
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18
jamestown onicial Resigns.

Norfolk, Va. Oct. 1S.-Stephens w.
Boles, chief of division of exploitation
at the jamestown exposition, resigned
today, effective November 1. He will
return to st. Louis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18
at THE THEATERS.

"A laugh is worth a hundred groans
in any market" wrote the brilliant
Charles Lamb. That partially explains
son" the clever comedy that will be
produced at the Grand on Saturday
matinee and night. A brighter and
more cleverly constructed farce has
never been presented on the stage. The
story tells the troubles of an elderly
gentleman and his son-in-Iaw, who, in
order to account for their frequent abb
sences from home, pretend to be Free
Masons. The farcical possibilities of
the piece are obvious. To these are
added a new version of the central idea
in ''Charley's Aunt" and half a dozen
subsidiary ideas, each replete with
fun.
THE Sunny Side of Broadway will
be at the Grand Sunday matinee and
night, with the extremely popular and
original Irish comedians, Murray and
mack, in the above edition of their es-
pecially written laughing vehicle.
Williams and Walker in their new
show entitled "Bandanna Land" will
be seen at the Grand on October g.
Th1s is said to be the best show in
which these colored comedians ever ap-
peared, principally because it is dis
unctIy characteristic of the colored
man. 1t is a negro musical comedy
all that this implies-humor, comedy
songs and music.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18
Porto Rico Wants a Militia.

Washington. Oct. 1S.-Porto Rico is
endeayoring to- secure representation
in the national guard of the United
States and to that end the commits
sioner of the interior of that island
has asked the war department what
aid will be given in organizing a regi-
ment in Porto Rico.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18
CHEAPER THAN OIL.
Scientist Finds a Way to Use Graphite
as a Substitute.

New York Oct. 1S.-Announcement
that he had successfully converted arti-
fetal graphite, made from coal dust,
into such condition that it would pass
through the finest filter paper, and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-18

No person that keeps the food canal
clean and healthy can have appendicitis
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea cleans
the food canal and protects you from dis
ease Sc Tea or Tablets. Fred. T. Wal
ker.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
gOn Der Ggfaiierin Gnacuic.

Gie &ittpe Oes leeten aaiiers Der
Sran5olen, ole 3ailerm @ugeuIe, bal
Die lebten oret @ohen IN Farla 5lige.
brad)t. no ite, fuIe ulllabrltdl, Elm so.
tel unmittelb0r am GuiierieRgarteu
beluobntc. So OFT tie oor eintriiii,
itellt lid felt uIeleH Sabren ein ebe.
mali0er SOl0at Der faiierli6etl
@aroe bel ibr elm uno bittet I'M ole
erlmbuiB. oie @ate bel ibr iiber.
uebmen 5u ourien. Ter @rape halt
ild am Dem Wange ODER I'M 8or5im.
mer AM mo ldBt 9ttetnano unaRge.
mel0et 0urd. Is 0roh-n ia Der grei.
len c|nttbronteu @errlderim pom De.
rem AmpGenheit Die @reiie faum mlt
fur5er 3tjleu Motifs nimmt. in @uris
~telnerlel WelOhren. Sic lit BORT Jest
iidlercr mui8tboben oils frilber. 0a tie
Die gefelertlte Siiritiu GuropaS mar.
9lbcr Ole gnboaaltdteif mo 5reue
0eS olteu @re1aoierS BADEN etmus
&llbren0es. nm 10 last man linn Die
unihul0iQe Suuliou. bic 1alierin 81
idniBeu mo 5i behiiten. Su &nris
enlpiiug oie @aiicrn aud oiesntol
MIR ciilc tlei1e 3ahl ibrer @%etreueil.
0eren Shaar INNER mcbr 0urb Den
3ug oeS EoOes aeIihtct miro. Gle
lit mIrmctg uob 5aruborouab SUI.
ihrem engIiden Site bel SonOon,
3iriIdaetebrt. uBo MIRO BORT bis sur
Miitte 0es nddlifen Monats permeilen.
GaHn iieOelt Dle aniierin sum @in-
tcrauientbolte nah ihrer @iaa Gpr.
noS an Der 8iujard iiber. no 0ie9Sriu-
Seiitn 0eiurid son @nttenberq. Sic
ShpeitCr 0eS 05uioS BON Gnnian0
uuo Militter Der 80uigin BON Spa.
nieL init ibren beiOen Sohnen Ian.
Qcre Seit bel ibv Htbrtuqen miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
eugns nnO Sultur.

aacs, mas emit ueu. ieIteu oOer
mr. tpenigen 5%ugdngig, gait ols
Gurus. Man oenfe nur an Die Soft
bartlett ocs 5eniIerglaieS. @Iasfen-
tier qoIten benz N~titteLalter ais be-
megIides gigentbum. lie wirOen
beim @obnungsiuediel indigenous
men,, Sn gngldno lieBen nod nnter
gliiabetb Die @rafen BON 9tortbum-
berlano, als iie Die Burg Aluirid
uerfauften, Oie 6eniter berausnebmen
uno iorgfGltig einpnden. @eld.
lpertbnoner 9eiit mar irii6er Elm
Bud, elm &leio coer ein @n3ug aus
glttem Titdl mie 0enn oas @cidenE
zines Strides Slttes ielbit &0nigell
uiir0ig eridien. Sn Ser 9ienaiilaicc
mar Ole Soihenubr Gurus, Elm SSll.
mel, Der prumfeu0e 8epeis fir
u~rosenoen &eidtblm. Ser Regen.
idIrnt mar emit ebenio 2%urlsgegen-
itano mie Die @abel. Cine D~eue5ia-
Hiidle ghronif ols Sem -. yabr.
hln0ert erfl1rt lettere fir cine iiIEo.
bate 8roserei uno lire 9enubuuq
fiir bodYt nffettirt mo itr1flld).
Cine gried}iidle @%rin3eilin. sic n,
gareiia g%erporoen, bate HGmliA Die
@dbeI nad gene0ig gebradt. mo
BORT Oamit Nllfieben uno gRtieeen
erregt. DEM. 10 meinte Sic Gore
nif, abod6t iunobaft un0 unbeidai.
sen ipieOer @ott mo Sic aberdeen iii
es, sic 9ahrrng nit)t nit Sen sin.
germ beriibreu 5u mollen, iolt0ern lie
mittels zines 5lpei3inftgen Snitrli-
mentes 5u MSllnee 81 %fitbren." Gas
gleihe gait pon oen Speiien unO Sc.
trGnfen. &eis mar nod in Der ertel1
5dlfte oes porigen SSahrhun0erts MIR
oeH m~ohIbnbenOen alaiicn sugdnq-
lid neil er 0amols nod ie6r t6e,er
mar. 0nber Galt or uih fir cine uor-
nebme Speiie. GartoffeIu famca i'm
Anfanae 0eS II. SabrhunOerts am
fran3oiudleu Sole ais 2eder6iiieH
ouf oen fonielihen Gid. neil ia ga.
mails in 6ranfreid 81 oeu ihpcr si
crIunaenOen 3aritdten eeb0rfen. ,Sm
3eitdlter Der &eicrmation gal. Bel
Ter fiir ein Defenders feiues @aDiir3.
oenn er mar iehr theuer unO foIt5ar.
ltIrih D. Sltten mirft in einer irt
Sabre 1918 perfaBten Shrift allen
semen. oie lire Speiien nit gieffer
uitrsen. gonerei nor. unO ME NET.
ierte unO ooHnerte sic m~ittelolterlt.
DE &otbs, luo Regierlmg9ueisaeit
in sahIreihen uno OrohenOeu Grlai.
len geaen Sen 10 iuno6ofteE un0
lururi6ien aafiee., Ebee- mo
5dnupft0batgenuB!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

madt frobfihl@ Gus gIeihe b5rte if
pom eiiIem @eIebrten, Der ferler be.
b0nptete Dab bel ibm mhts 10 aire-
geno ouf ieine @eiitest5dtigfeit pirfe
als Der @enuB bon 4epiela.
@ie berlaHgeno itredt has aino
ieine Sdfoheu nad Dem rotbpaHa
gen apfeI ans uao ME m%ilfommel
1T oerielbe aud BEL inns @roBen mad
Giihl
@eniger befdnnt oiirte Iein. SOB
EN- @pfeI mgeidbr cine uiertel
Stunoe Dor Gid geseleli, ie5r oppe-
titauregeno mirfs.
God nun 5u ben gefoften 4epfela.
pa beiiet mobl oas 4piehmis &c
groBte 8erbreitung. Sd femme "a.
milien. meIte 0asieI6e, 10 langc
aepfel 81 BADEN inn, itets Dorrdthig
baIten. Sic geidolten, lauren 4epfel
meroen bonn 4ernboug befreit lnO
nit @ein ODER @diier, 3uder umo
gau5em 3imt meifgefodt. 90 Uer.
oen lie 81 jeoer Nrt Meeblipeiie fer.
rirt, OFT aud 81 frarmem unO faIteni
Brateu aufgeiteat. Or uer0en and
ounne Bfannfuten gebaden, elmo
Seite nit 4pfelmus beItriden. al.
iammeHgerolIt uno ais 3uiideaaana
coer gtadtiih ALIEN ierpirt.
Diande &ohiH liebt es, Q2pfeI uro
aartoffeIn 81 8Ieiden 1beilen gu TO-
den. 9ei oieier Irt fperoea sic Qor.
toffeln 5uerit Elm meuig geOdmpft.
Damn Die Aepfel Oa5ugetban un0 mil
8aiier gefodt. 3uder miro leIbit.
Deritdn0lih babel nidt b~ertpen0et.
3u @pfeIfompott miro eine barte.
ebenfaus iaure Sorte genonImen. Gie
geiddlten, balbiertem pom aernhaus
gereinigten gepfel tuer0en in @aIIeI
nit @ein un0 8uder lanqiam ae.
fodt. 9tad Dem 8arperoen iorafdl.
tig in Die @ompotjdale qenommet
mo NIT geihdlten, langgeidnittener
Dlanoeln beitedt. 9er Saft miro biz
Sur Sirupoide eingetodt unO Damn
iiber Die aepfel gegeben. 80 cube.
reitet, gereidt oiele Speiie ieOer ga.
fel sur 3ieroe.
Bad o0er 8ratapfel, cine beialeir
mo @roB millfommene Speiie mirI
fir oen Yiittag. o0er @benotiih an.
folgenoe @eiie berqeiteQt ltnge
ihditen, lauren @epfeln miro obef
Elm 0efelhen abgeidnitten 0as
9ernbdus bon obenber ail5gebobri
nn0 IN 0ieie Soblrng Butter uno &c
itobener 3uder getban. Mtit oen
0edel gltt Deridloiien, meroen oil
Iepiel nebeneinanoer auiredt in eini
feuerfeite Ylatte geiteIt unO i'm Sfer
gebaden.
Die 3ubereitrng BON Apfelomelet
tes uno Apfelfiihel mt Bad ooel
@eiuteig miro mobl ie0er 2eierin be
fannt iein. @benio Die 3libereitmC
0es 10 beliebten Apfel-@elee. apfeI
fufeu, init ooer obne @uB 5u3uberei
ten, lebrt ieOes 9odbub. Gin 3e
sept 5u 4pfeltorte pia i'd nod beifii
gen, ou ib CLAUDE, Dab oasielbe me
niger befannt lit. 4 gier merOei
init gleih idmer 3uder idaumig ge
riibrt. Damn 4 gier idmer 5erlai
iene Butter, 4 Gier idmer Miebl I'M
Ser Sat einSr balben 3itrone Oa5il
getban. gtim miro oieie Wtaiie II
elm nit Butter ausgeitrihenes 9led
qetban uno aepielidnibe. meIde 81
Dor geihdlt unO geifnitten muroeu
matchmaker hineingeitedt. 0ie Err
te miro nit geidjdIten. longgeidnitte
men @fanOeln beItreut uno i'm Gfel
qebdden. 9ies iino MN eInige De
niae @rten BON Aepfelgeridten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
Sine Denomination Der SeilSarmec
segru Die &oli5et.

Sn Dem Crte @ioneS aat Ste Bolt.
5ei iid porgeuou1mcu Die oiieutlideu
@ottesoienite Der 0e,l5ormce .iI per.
bin0ern. Sic Ncilsau1ee CfiBitre
hoben troB oe5 &erbotts Scr @oli}et
lire @criommhn9en auf oiieuen
@ldBen %iortaeiegt W1o ouroen al
@eI0itrofen u%erurthetlt Sie loetler.
zen lid 8lt 5obleu lui0 nutsten Sic
Gtraie 0biibeu. Iie GHt.aNuHl Scr
@eitraiteH fiIhrie I'll ci3tr aroRen
Sun0gebinQ On Der 500 2italIe0er
Der Seilsormcc init apti 1RuIffouGl.
len theilnohmen Clc Ntlaiicneu
6eil9armee. 0ifi5jere eridieneu in
@eiongniRtletoern. Sie muroen I'M
Triumph olrd, sic gon5t Sta0t ge.
fihrt uuo erbielten einen ilarmiiAen.
~iubegaoen gmPfong.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
@ie MOOen auisenOmmsu werOcu

@Nidliher @ciie lit man 6eitc 10.
lerauier oils irilher. llu0 oies ar.
bert it'd alf ouel @ebteten. @urn
leBt 5. Y. cine Mooe ouitomml. il
miro lie enmeoer mitaeuaht oocr
Hidt aroBe Sample iiuOeu Sarob
le0eafalls uidt TAFT. Srilher lit Oas
0u0ers aapeieu. Wis 81 Gnoe 0es
ddt3tbuteR %abrbumocrtS Ser Relen.
ldirn crlm0eu mur0e. entivmuen
lih groBe StraBenfampie tmrden
Den Aubdugeru mo oeu @ieanerli
ienes beute u meutbebrlihen Ne.
braut9Be9enitau0eS Ni9 0aio tauite
MON oen 3%e9enitirm n6mlid nid,t.
@ohl Cab eS eineu 9araplule in Den
&or5immeru Der &0li9ert Ser mtail
Is resnete. 5pIidleu S6ir un0 ,tlt.
ldle aehaIten Iuuroe. 0oh fomts
man eiuen 3tsenibirm unm0dhd
chi Ser StroBe trogeu. noute mal
itdl nidlI Dem Shimp' prcisssben
Tem Der %obel ltei biuter Sen
Stirmtr0aeru her perhohRte ul(
perippttetc lie. mo oie autidler uuS
Ghoi'cutruger. Sic -oo0urdl IN ibrel
9t1hrmA beeiutradltt8t pir0en ucr
iuateu iogar Sloten rober @eulll
Ggit ais Der Shotte @oc0oualo I'm
Dos $ahr 1850 it'd Orei N1oulte lat
0urt cwen ieiocuen HcQenitirnl
Gent er ans SpaBleu mitNc5rah
bate oem 8eI0dter mIsieete ult
troBOem Wht Don 0en idiieeuoel
Gah laiieu WOute. ing man au Oh
NCrth 0es Sdlirmes 81 besrei'e
un0 oQmlbIi3 fam eT in Nlooe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

- Ger oufridtige a5geor0nete
Gin -lestes @ort@ 81 Sen pieIbeipro.
6enen Giaten.g rbo6uugen i'm iran,
soiiideH Parliament bat - 10 Ieien
mir I'M a6iguro Elm me1en ieinel
6reimitbigfeit mo ieines @ibes 81
taHHter ~AbgeorOHeter qeiproneu
4ls man inn iagte. 0a5 o1s goIs
.oa orallBen lber Oieie unerb6rta
Notwithstanding oes 8arlanents
h0tii emgott isi. erDiOerte er: .4uh
ID bin lebr eatruitet. ober i6 bin gu.
irieoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
acpfcI nuO glepfclip,iicu,

Sn nelIerer 3elt. no Ser G6itbal
meit mehr ocHH fri1er gepflegt MIRO,
umO no bcionoerS IN Oen lesten Sab.
rem 0erliebe Got Sen Grfrag 0esiel.
sen 10 reidild gGalnet bat. lit eS
0uh mir Den @enigbegiiterteu moq'
LID gepor0gt iidl elmer Speiie 81
ircueu. Die anertdnHtermaBen fil
@eiit uno aorper Ns 9fenihen 81.
traglJdl lit. .@Net @epiel. iHr Septe
dict 9epfel@ borie i'd Elm nltes u
terleiu iageu oas ta8Iih Nis
ihen9e 5rudt peaa& -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

- Goppelt gefGbrIi5. Geridml0e.
ter Baron (oer 5um eriten gtll eiit
gutomobil ielbit IeHfD
ober auipoHeH, 0aB i'd an
rien @~e5bieSlmg nidlt am.
'sie don einige @l0n6i.
1crten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

3eitaeldt Sm @eiprddl ii6er
g3Gbnadltea uua iiber 0ie NrCu0c 0es
SdlenteHs mo @eihenfhuer9ens iaat
cine SchrerH Der fleInen Shiilerin.
men. Sin ui,Bt dber nidlt meinta.
Nab IS Oie 3aastiade lit 0aB Sar
Guh etrpas 10 i'm dit S8os lit uo9l
Ole Naup,iatt IA a~ntYuortet
cine RleIne NE Nnuptiahe 1T. 0aB
MRS aud triegen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

Sn Samburg puroe elm 5rauen.
Hub ~aegriinoet, no Die 6rauen ser
erlteH 1eielihoftsfreiie nit beritfs.
tbatIgens gebiIOeten Sralien suiam.
mentommen iolen, nm aeaen BEN
engbeBigen geieuidaftlihen aaIten.
cert 6ront SIT MAIDEN. Ser 4Iu6
5ablt bereits iiber 200 MitqIieoer.
Cine allsip0rts Ie6en0e Samburqer
Game itiftete elm ~oornebmes Fami.
llenhaus am Sungfernitieg ais Stub
bans.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

SIR 9o5entiH fur aermaniihe
8bllologIe iuuroe 6rdulein Or. phil.
AHHa 4anes am atefDbum @oaeqe in
e~ambrioge ernonHt. @uBeroem erbieIt
ne 1Hr Sibeliiberieeunqen eiuen9reis
pom $40 aus Dem 9art-@eoddtniB.
Ionos @ 1T 0as eritemaI, 0aB Die.
Ter Rreis elmer 5rau suertbeilt
mnroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

as GinItertm i'm gurear fir
So5ialpnlitif in Berlin lit ieit eini.
gen a1onaten Die befonnte 9atinroI.
ofonomin 6raalein Gle 9loers az
aeItgIt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

@W UtVbt NIBQuptIpuHUt Jus ,Siui
lttht sleib al Der Gbur. Sin reflect
6lideufad. aus osFen Ci1oerTenen
Steleu in bIau uno roth. in grim unn
selb une Soti ipeiB pas mob fir Tar.
ben ihiuerRoe Stoffreite berporauel
len. siebt 3eusuiB bon idmmtlihsm
8leieetrsi6ibum Ter 6anile SIo.
toiuSlp innerbal5 spdn5iQ Sabre. NIB
uuo 81 GREET. Wutter Slofopsln in
oleien 4lerlpsltsiad hineia uno bel.
iih Ytateriai liz 3iHo.rlleio.y. Sie
bat 0er5tba GRl,lhtn. Wenn Die nal
IN ibyem Sonntaoshaai aum 9sfuh
The Washington herald., 1907-01-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FcOwiug schedule figures published only as
information, ana are not guaranteed
is d. ~. DElly-LOCSl Tor HaulS0nburg, Warren
ton Danville, and way stations.
l0:5l IN Daily-Washmgton and Florida Lin
tied. Eirstciass Coaches and Sleepers to Columbia
Savannah, and Jacksonville Dining Car Servlce
class Coaches and Slecpcrs 70 New Orleans. Dining
Car Service
g:0l u. m.-Week Days-Local for Harrisouburg and
way stations on Manassas Branch.
$50 b. a.. DaIly-Loeal Tor Warrenton and Char
7.u b. H. Dsny-New York and Atlanta Express.
FI--,-c.g-s Coaches 20 Atlanta. Sleeper 10 ColUn-
bus via Atlanta sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
Washington 70 Dan Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays.
go D. H. Daiiy-New York and Florida Express.
Through coaches and SlsepeTs 10 Columbia, Savan-
nah. and Jacksonville. slecpers 70 Augusta and
Port Tampa DINING Gar Service.
10 y. ~. Dally-New OTk and Memphis Limited.
Koanose. knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis.
sleepers 20 birmingham and New Orleans. Dining
Car Service
I0.s5 2. H. Daily Washington and Southwestern
Limited. Al-tUliman uain. Observation Car 70
Atlanta and Macon; Club Car 10 Atlanta; Sleepcrs
o. Nashville. Atlanta. Macon Birmingham. New
Orleans. Dining Car service.
Through trains nom the South arrive Washington
6.l2 6.52. go. and I.5 q. H.; SD0. 30. and $50
D H. daily Local trains from Harisonburg, II -
a. IA. week days and 9 % D. n daily From Char
lottcs7iue Sl0 q. IN; from Lyuchburg and Char
l5ttesviIe go p m daily.
TRAINS Or THE BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington week days, $40 n, ! 81 AS,
Leesburg only; on Sunday leave Washington $40
a. M. 5-05 p. IN. tor Blgem0nt
Ticket Offices 05 18Th 81, 5ll Pa ave. and Penn
syhanIa station.
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HERALD WANT ADS BRING THE BEST RESULTS CENT WORD


Hugh r. Boyer 81. and Carrie Virginia Moot s..
/ both of Woodstock. Va. Rev +. d. Power.
/ Clarence r. Funk. 60 StrasbuTg. Va. and Anna
NJ Keller % Fisher Hin. Va Rev. T. " Bristol.
| Harry King. 20 and Myra Dobson. 20. both Of
Alexandria. Va Rev. Theron Outwater.
| Clarence Sweeney. 2. and Jessie D. Keith. q.
/ both Of Baltimore. Rev F. II. lamar.
James ". Stephens a and Florence L. Forsythe.
| .. both q Baltimore. Rev. T. II. Lamar
Lewis F. Batchellgr. 3. and Margaret S. Forsythe
/ q, both Of Baltimore Rev Z. Il Lamar.
William L Deming %. and Alice NJ. Fitz Hugh
/ q Fairfax County Va. Rev. William j. Cox
/ Lille T. Reed p Rev. g. p. Stealey.
/ David A, Taylor. q. and Mamie NJ Rhinehart
/ =. Rev. W. J. Houck
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4 Myrtle L. Rattle 90 Rev r. NJ Mott
! Raymond 2. Repctti. g. and Ida Isabel Rich
/ ards %. Rev. James NJ. OBnen.
/ William n. Murray. q. and Ada May Rodda, %
/ Rev Henry r. Hosley.
/ James T. Powell. q HartsvIle. s. e. and
| Amelia F. & Cox 2. Charlottesville. Va, Rev.
/ John VI. Gill
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/ Rev. +. l. Hubbard.
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/ Rev. Weston Brlner
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| Anna Hinkel. z. Rev. T, NJ. Bristol
lie Roy A. Glider. 3. and Lucille ErgOod. %. both
/ Of Washington. Rev. Carl g. Doney.
/ COLOHED.
/ Theodore Bethel, o. and Nettie Myers. 3. Rev.
/ NJ W Clair
/ Edward Lewis o and Ella L. Hewitt. q Rev.
/ William j. Howard
andrew Minor. S. and Hester DuvaH. 81. Rev.
I r. 5. Gaskius
Charles Money O. and Sarah Lindsay. 81 Rev.
/ Paul Griffith
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Philip Stewart.
Walter Peck, p, and Isabella Smith. IS Rev.
/ George W Lee.
Sanford 8 Farmer s. and Henrietta Garter. a.
/ Rev Edgar Z. Kicks
] George ". Bragg a. and Lula T. Dagner. p.
7 both of Richmond Va Rev. W. J. Howard.
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! Logan johnson.
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/ Christopher G.. Francis, g. Lawrenceville \. J..
I and Fannie Brown. 3. Rev Alfred J. Tyler.
John A. Bellows. 2. and Sophie Johnson, q.
/ Rev. A J. Tyler
James Garter. a. and Teresa Miles, p. Rev. P,
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule in effect November 3. 1896
200 z. Mold D0MlNION EMPRESS. week
days-Stops AZ principal points IN Virginia Nesibuie
wIfh connection for Virginia Hot SPRING. Pullman
Sleepers Chiffon Forge TO Louisville, Cincinnati ln-
diauap0is. 81. LOUIS ana chicago 0unet service
AZ 40 p NEW c. & o. LIMITED, Daily
pas new yestibule train stops only at GOrdonSVilie
t5ari0ttesyile, Staunton Clifton Forge, and Coying
IA Ronceyerte and Hinton, W. Va. Pullman sleep
cr 10 Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis
~ Louis, and Chicago. Dining cars, Ia carte
service. One night out
I-0 T. NJ, r. v LIMITED. Daily-Soiid
rssfisule train PClman sleepcrs 10 Cincinnati Lex
inrtcu and Louisville. Compartment sleeping car To
Virginia hot Springs week days. Dining cars al a
carfe service. sieepers Cincinnati % Chicago and
ST Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville, and
southwest
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Orces 5i3 Pennsylvania avenue 659 lth street near
r. and sixth Street Station. Telephones Main 5730
for Pennsylvania r. R. Cab Services and Main 1855
tor &. . y. IIcket Oftes.