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white Stetson pulled low, his trousers
tucked into tan falf-boots in his hand
Winchester rifle. Beneath his cord,r
roy coat she saw loose cartridge
belt, yellow with shells. and the nick
elled flash of revolver. Without in
y1tation he strobe across the threshold
closing the door behnd him.
Miss Chester, you and the Judge
must dress quickly and come with
me-"
i don't understand"
THE Vigilantes are on their way
here to hang him. Come with me to
my house where l can protect YOU"
She laid a trembling hand on her
bosom and the color died out of he1
face. then at a slight noise above they
both looked up to see Judge Stillman
leaning far over the banlster. He had
wrapped himself in a dressing-gown
and now gripped the rail convulsiyely
while his features were blanched to
the color of putty and his eyes were
wide with terror, though pulled and
swollen from sleep. His lips moved
In vain endeavor to speak.
CHAPTER XIV.
On the morning after the episode in
the Northern, Glenister awoke under
a weight of discoura cement and desc
lation. The past twenty-four hours
with their manifold experiences seem
ed distant and unreal At breakfast
he was ashamed to tell Dextry of the
gambling debauch, for he had dealt
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treacherously with the old man In
rlsking half of the mine, even though
they had agreed that either might do
as he chose with his interest, regard
less Of the other. 1t all seemed like
nightmare, those tense moments
wnen he lay above the receivers office
and felt his belief in the one woman
slipping away, the frenzied thirst
Which Cherry Malotte had checked,
the senseless. unreasoning lust for
play that possessed MIN later. This
lapse was the last stand of his old,
untamed instincts The embers of re.
volt in him were dead. He felt that
ne would never again lost mastery Of
himself, that his passions would never
best him hereafter.
Dextry spoke 1--WE had meeting
OF the Strangers last night" He
always spoke Of the VigiIantes in that
way, because of his early western
training.
What was done|
They decided to act quick and do
any odd jobs Of lynchin', clain-jumpin'
or such as needs dom. There's a lot
OF law sharps and storekeepers in the
bunch who figure McNamara's gang
VIII wipe them off the map next"
1T Was bound to come to this"
They talked Of ejectin the receiv-
ers men and putin all us fellers back
on our mines"
Good. How many can we count on
to help us?"
About sixty. We've kept the mum
Der down, and only taken men with
SO much property that they'll have to
keep their mouths shut"
Il wish we might engineer some
kind Of an encounter with the court
crowd and create such an uproar that
It would reach Washington. Every
thing else has failed, and our last
chance seems to be for the govern
ment to step in; that is, unless Bill
Wheaton can do something with the
California courts"
u don't count on him. Mcnamara
don't care for California courts no
more'n he would for boy with pea
snooter-he's got too much pull at
Headquarters. If the Strangers don't
do no good, we'd better go in an clean
out the bunch like we was KILN
snakes. II that fails, I'm goin' out to
the states an be doctor"
"A doctor? What for?"
rSdd SoiHeWuere tnaL IN the Unit
ed States every year there is forty mil
lion gallons Of whiskey used for medi-
cal purposes"
Glenister laughed. Speaking Of
whiskey, Dex--I notice that you've
been drinking pretty hard of late
that is, hard for you
The old man shook his head. You're
mistaken 1t amt hard for me-"
We'll. hard or easy. you'd better cut
1t out"
1t was some time later that one OF
the detectives employed by the Swedes
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FOR SALE-HERD OF PURE BRED
Poland China Swine, Ten head of
great sows Of the large type, weigh
Ing from $50 to 700 pounds each. All
have been bred to my herd boar, BIS
Dude, No. 91,429, weighing 800 lbs In
show condition, and from one to 4
years old. Pigs from these sows sold
for $50 to $50 in my sale last fall.
I have sold my farm and am going
.out Of the hog business temporarily.
l purchased these sows at long
prices and are the best of the breed.
The big, deep, and long-bodied kind,
all farrowed large filters this spring.
To the party wishing to start In the
business, this opportunity may never
come again. Will sell one or more,
and II one party buys the herd, will
furnish share Of stock In the
American Poland China Record AS
ISOLATION and set Of herd books free
with the herd. Will take cattle or
horses, or give years time on good
note. Write or come to Hedrick and
see the hogs. w. II. Cooper, He'd
rick. Iowa
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Farm and Irrigated Lands

Il. We have a large list Of improved
farms, from to- $40 acre tracts, for
sale around Ottumwa We have Inn
proved farms and unirnproved lands
for sale In Minnesota, North and South
Dakota; irrigated lands in the Big
Tyorn Basin, Wyoming. We have not
the largest list OF farm lands for sale,
but we have "a list that Is hard to
compare With In prices. We have
been in the land and immigration bust
ness tor the last ten years, and are
well acquainted with lands in different
alittes, In the north and southwest,
and we advise the landseekers to buy
lands where they receive full value
for. the money. Don't 60 where the
land boom is going on and pay two
prices for the lands; buy where you
can get the best lands, and full value
for your money.
h We can get you cheap excursion
rates to any point In the west and
northwest, the first and third Tuesday
IN each month. For full particulars
call on or write to
JOHN p. APPLEQUisT & CO.,
1923 &. Main Street, ottumwa, Iowa.
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w. LoWENRERa 4 SON,
For Real Estate. Over Hremhorst,,
Grocery; Corner Court and
Second Streets.

& THE SOUTH SIDE is BOOMING
and why not look at the factories go
ing upy And We have some very
pretty homes listed to sell at big bar
gains A very pretty home of s rooms
on Moore and Vine streets for 1920.
5-room house on Sheridan avenue
for $3.50. A 5 room house on Hah-
cock street for 5000, and several 9th.
ers that we can tell you about Then
we have all kinds from a cottage to
g fine residence to sell cheap on the
North Side We have nice A room
house close to packing house to sell
TOR 1856. Then when you are looking
for a. farm we can show you any kind
from 10 acres up or lot from 40 foot
front to q acres, SO look us up when
you want 10 buy Phone 442.
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F A z MS
W hite County
IN ARKANSAS
Oak Grove Farm.

No. 37.--24O acres OF good land, .
miles from Higginson, right on rail-
way; 100 acres in cultivation; a goo
frame dwelling house; one tenant
house; good barn and outbuildings;
splendid orchard Of 2 acres; acres
in Strawberries, which alone nets about
$1,000 year. Come and see this for
q home, Price, $12 per acre.
No. $3.50 acres, mile from Hig-
ginson, on r. +. D.; IS acres in cul-
tivation; good 4-room dwelling house;
good barn and outbuildings; small or.
chard and about acres in strawber-
ries. balance good timber. Price
$1,000.
No. 44.-120 acres good land, y of a
mile from Higginson; As acres in Gull
tivation; some good timber; good A.
room house; good barn and out
buildings etc.; 900 young fruit trees
3 acres in strawberries. Price $1,000.
No. 45.-177 acres, IN miles from
Htgginson; 10 acres In cultivation;
good dwelling house, barn, outbuild-
ings; fine water, some excellent timber.
Price $40 per acre.
No. $40 acress right on railway;
near station: Is acres of this land rs
cleared; some good timber; small
dwelling house, barn and outbuildings;
also cotton gin and grist mill. Price
$1,000
No. $500 acres timbered land, 2 g
miles from Higginson. Price 1925 an
acre. A good investment.
No. bS.--140 acres, miles from Hig-
ginson; rs acres in cultivation; 2 box
houses barns, etc. we'll, nice location;
just the place to fix up for home.
only 1925 per acre.
Pleasant View Farm.
Htgginson. No. 67.-Here Is fine TO-
&C @ atract. only miles from Searcy.
This will appeal to man. who wants a
scozy home,nicely fixed up; all second
bottom land; 40 acres in cultivation
and in crop this year; every foot till
able; 30 acres big oak timber; fenced
In 2 fields with wire and rail- family
orchard; plenty of berries; on rural de-
livery telephone school and church "
mile; on main county road brand new
4 room house photograph for 10
cents); stable 2Ox80; outbuildings OF
all kinds; excellent we'll. Price 81, 1850.
Possession in November This is a
good one.
Norton & Smith
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I'm ORHGoN-MoST
profitable industry on American con-
tinent. Wealthiest corporations and
individuals investing there Men Of
smaller means fast getting rich
there. Group Of practical experincsd
western men have organized COM
pany and are purchasing we'll estab-
lished numbering business In Oregon,
with mill of eighty thousand feet ca
pacity and large amount of valuable
standing timber. Cost Of production
low Profits very large. Demand
enormous. Portion Of capital stock
for sale, constituting safe, sensible
and most profitable Investment In
either large or small amounts. SAT-
isfactory banking references Write
today for particulars. Ask for TIM
Der Talk The Sunset Lumber CO.,
206 Mckay Bldg, Portland, Oregon.
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FOR sALE-oNE SECOND HAND
Davis cream separator, in sood run
ming order. Price very low. Jas. H.
Shepherd Ottumwa, Iowa.
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ROTH BROS. 8 BLAIR SELL. REAL

FOR sALE-wILL INVOICE, A BAR
gain. Only bakery in one Of the best
towns in Iowa, population 1900; res
taurant in connection Brick oven.
Good reason for selling. Business
can be doubled. For further infor-
nation, address with stamp to Range
& Horne, Morning Sun, Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-PEDIGREED POLAND
China swine. male and female. Also
good dry oak posts. s. P. Hartman
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT-FIFTY ACRES or
meadow. Inquire OIL East Main.
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FOR RENT-BI4ACKSMITH SHOP
Tools for SALE Best location in city
Of Ottumwa. Address r. N. Wilcox,
425 East Main st.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework 121 East Court.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-10
AQU| En- CASA.
Vecinos de Laredo recomien-
cdn CON gatsto los ptldoras
de Doa11 para los riNones.

Son pruebas semejantes q las 81.
guientes las cue han colocado 4 las
Pildoras de Doan para los rinones
sobre todos sus competidores.
Cuando ell pueblo honrado de aqui
lcvanta su yoz de alabama, no hay
motive para dudar. Lease ell p1-
olico testimonio de un Laredense:
Miguel Aradillas, sastre, que
vive en- N, Laredo, Gale de Cue
Irrero, No. II, dice: "Hace tres
amos hice una manifestation para
ser publicada, en- la cual referf mis-
experimentos con las Pfldoras do
Doan para los rihones, y avise q
otros enformos de los rihones para
que las usen. Yo acostumbre su-
frir un dolor casi constante en- mi
espalda, ell cual empesraba 81 yo
permanecia en- una misma posi-
sion por algdn espacio dc tempo.
Mi trabaJo requiere que yo conser
We determinada posici6n, y este ha
ce mis- deberes muy duros. Era ca
81 impossible poder enderezarme,
sin sentir los agudos dardos del do
lor. Las Plldoras de Doan me cura
ron en- aquel tempo, y la curacion
que hicieron ha sido permanente y
radical. Nunca he tenido ning1n
ataque dc enfermedad de los rino-
nes desde que su medicina me Gu
ro."
Pregunte en- la Botica de la Ciu
dad por mas testimonies de esta
clase.
DE venta en- todas parties.
Precio, so cts. Foster Milburn., +,
Buffalo, N. Y. 1nicos agentos pa
ra los Estados Unidos. g.
Recuerde ell nombre "Doan" y
no tome otro.
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dlue COS0 eS e|]uIp0|e!

La pregunta parecs trivial,
y; sin embargo. ereemos
prestar un buen servicio a los
lsctores, neticiando cualeE
son les objetos que Sc com
prenden bajo Ia denomina-
cion de equipaje, con el fin
de que las personals que via
jan 9 enVian aquellos por fe-
rrocarril, sepan a que atener
Sc, no confunGieiido ia carga
son Ell equipaje. 4.
Ell 6 de Noviembre de
1900, el Ministerio Dc Comu-
nieaciones y Obras Pdblicas
de Mexico, public6 una ley,
que q letra dice.
'Debera entenderse Dor
equipaje, para ell efecto de
que sean transportados en-
trenss de pasajsros y con las
franquicias que Sc mencio-
nan en- las respectivaS leyss
de concesiones ferroearrile
ras, los objetos siguientes:
l. Battles.
II. Petacas de mano.
III. Bultos de ropa para
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Con ell producto de |;

Con ell producto de la
function del Domingo dltimo,
las senoras y senoritas que,
de tempo atras, han tomado
empeno en- mejorar nusstra
placita de San Agustfn, han
completado 10 necesario para
ell embanquetado de los an
dadores, y pronto Sc dara
principle a ese importante
trabajo. :
La function, como Sc sabe,
fue esplendida; el gran lleno
dc la temporads, y los expen
dos de neveria, helados y re
frescos produjo tambien una
regular suma, pues las Sras.
Y Sritas. encargadas 'hicieron
esfuerzos para que ese festi-
var resultara un exito com
pleto, y 10 censiguieron a sa-
tisfaccion.
Los carros electricos de
Monterrey, apenss comsnza-
ron q funcionar, comenzar0n
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DEFUNCION,

Ell Domingo 1ltimo, a me-
dio ola, faIlecio en- Monter-
rey, tras una muy larga y pc
nosa enfermedad, que sufri6
con encomiable resignation
cristiana, la estimable y vir-
tuosa Sra. Felipa Elizondo
de Taboada, madre politica
del director de este pari6di-
co.
La Sra. Elizondo de Ia
boada, purio en- 81 seno de
la Iglssia Cat6lica, recibien-
do todos los auxilios esprit
tuales que esa religion ofre
ce a sus fieles.
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El|l|0l05 P0I|iC0y.
SUs DEBEREs PARA CON LA PArRIA.

Tai es ell nuevo libro de A.
dolfo Duclos Salinas, que un
amigo bondadoso ha puesto
en- nuestras manos.
No es verdaderamente un
llbro, sino un sstudio hist6ri
co politico sobre Mexico, con
Ell unico fin de justifcar el 80
bierno ferreo, personalista Y
eterno del Sr. Gral. Diaz.
Naturalmente, ell nuevo IL
bro de Ducl6s Salinas, escri-
to con esa galanura deslum-
oradora que, todos lie admira
mos, es sofistico, pues los ar
gumentos que presenta, aun-
que brillantemente expues-
toS, son simplementes ret6ri-
COS y carentes de toda COASTS
tencia.
Psro el libro esta escrito,
no para convencer, sino para
deSlumbrar; no para doctri-
mar, sino para ofuscar, Y tie
ne Ia particularidad de que, a
pesar de su tftulo, para NADIA
y en- ninguna parte, sino por
lncldente, Sc ocupa de los emf
grades politicos mexicanos. V
mucho menos de los deberss
de esos emigrados para con
81 patria.
FL libro apenas tiene cien
paglnas, y su lecturs es ame-
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tambien 4 dar paste a Ia
murmuraci6n y trabajo a Ia
justicia.
Ell pdblico Sc quej6 desdt
luego de los altos precios es-
tablecidos por la empresa; pc
ro sus quejas no han sido es-
cuchadas.
A los tres dias, un caro-
electrico mato a una viejeci-
ia; ell juez conoci6 del asun-
to, y ahi termin6 tedo, sin
que Ia consterhacion pdblica
haya cesado..
Y apenas ha pasado una
semana de la Inauguration
de la via, y va los motoristas
y conductoreS de los carritos
Sc declararon en-, huelga por-
que Sc les quiere pagar suel-
dos muy inferiores a los que
sc les ofrecieron.
81 ahora, que apenas tiene
Ia empresa unas cuantas va
ras de via en- exploitation, Y
apenas hace unos cuantos
dlas que comenzaron a cor
rer los carritos, va Sc cuen-
tan los desaguisados por los
dias, ique sucedera cuando
este en- completa exploitation
toda la eXtensa Inca?
Ell l1nss 1ltimo falleci6
en- N. Laredo el Sr. Enrique
Mattel, hijo de nuestro muy
querido y antique amigo On
Matso Mattel.
Ell Sr. Rafael Arocena,
rico hacendado de La Lagu-
ma Coah., acaba do celebrar
con los Sres. F. R. Wulff &
Co. un eontrato para la cons
truccion, por esta casa, de un
ferrocarril quey atravesando
los terrenos del Sr. Arocena,
entronque con ell Central en-
la estacion de Santa Teresa.
Ell precio de Ia obra, esti-
pulado en- ell contrato, es de
S 200, 600.
En- ell mismo contrato Sc
ha ,convenido en- que todo ell
material del ferrocarril, in
cluyendo cincuenta furgones
y varios carros para pasaje-
ros, sera ilnportado de Ale
mania.
Entire los productos de hs
haciendas que explota el Sr.
Arocena, figuran: ell algod6n,
del cual cosecha este hacen-
dado 80, 600. pacas anuales,
por termino medic, ademas
de 6, 900 toneladas de semi
LA; ell mafz, el trigo, el fri
jol, etc. Puede calcularse la
importancia de ssta negocis-
ci6n, tomando en- cuenta que
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Ell dfa 2 del actual lego

Ell dfa 2 del actual lego
a Matehuala ell Gobernador
de San Luis Potosi, Sr. Ing.
Jose M. Espinosa y Cuevas,
con objeto de inaugurar el
Acueducto de la MarOma,
que surtir& de aqua potable
a ia poblaci6n,
Ell Sr. Ing. Espinosa y Cue
vas fue objeto de una entu-
SHASTA Y brillante reception,
Use organizar6n en- su honor
suntuosas fiestas.
Bien 10 merece ell inteligen
te, progresista y laboriosc
Gobernsdor de San Luis Po-
to.i.
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en- dichas haciendas tienen
, empleo permanente mas de
]. 80. 900 personas.
La Inca que sc trata de
construir tendra ell doble OBJ
Jeto de transporter los pro-
ductos de las referidas ha-
, siendas y ell de ofrecer Was
faciles de communication al
! gran ndmero de empleados.
= Dice "El Defensor del
Obrero," de esta ciudad:
, "Cuands Roma fue ell centro
} del globo que habitamos, era
costumbre general decir que
todo, los caminos conducian
q ella"
Nunea Roma ha sido ell
centro dol globo que habita-
mos, y desafamos q los re-
dactores de "El Defensor del
Obrero" 4 que nos presenter
algdn tratado de Geografia
que tai cosa afirme.
Y sigue: "Ahora que tsdas
las ideas tienden a mejorar
Ia Sociedad, puede decirse
que todas las lfneas condu-
cen al problema social.
Ahora danes un premio al
que decifre ese enigma, es
decir, al que mas aproxima-
damente Olga que es 10 que
sc quisre decir en- ssa tirada
de palabras tontas, propias
de un cerebro desequilibra-
do.
La Academia de Medici-
na de. Mexico trabaja activa-
mente buscando el medica-
mento apropiado para curar
Ell tifo, que tantas vfctimas
hace on la ciudad de Mexico,
y Ia Secretarfa de Instruc-
ci6n P1blica ofrecio un pre-
mio de $50, 900. 90 para ell
que descubra el agente patio
geno de la affection y el me-
dicamento para la inmuniza
ci6n.
Como va lego el plazo Sc
flalado para cerrar ell concur
so, pronto Sc conoceran los
resultados.
Gel Defensor del Obre-
70" no esta conforme con Ia
reparticion de premios hecha
4 los alumnos de las escuelas
municipalss de N. Laredo,
basado en- 10 que a uno de
los llamados redactores de
ese papel lie dijo un nino a.
graviado.
Sc necesita desplante y ca
rencia de materia girls para
salir con pamplinas semejan-
tes.
Lo bueno hubiera sido pre-
senciar los examenes con cri-
terio sereno y buena d6sis de
instruction, y despues OPT
mar sobre los premios acor-
dados.
Lo demas, son tonterias,
porque los jurados son psrso
mas muy honorables.
-Felicitsmss muy cordial
mente a nusstro estimado co
lega "El Cosmopolita," de
Alice, Texas, por haber en-
trado victoriosaments al ter
Ger ano de sus labores.
Ell Sabado ultimo tuvi-
mos el gusto de saludar en-
esta oiudad a nuestro distin-
u11t.3a ar,oiOo I'm Amanda
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CONDICIONES,

p'psm6crAra Frontsrizo"ss publica
Ia. sibados
su.cripeion POF 3 me'es oo
rss-rodo p,gs 50 harA en- moneda del
-. , prscisaments adelantado
tyi,cs ' rsmitidos, ssgGn convenis
4, corrsspoaaoncia debe dirijirss
JUSTO CARDENAS.
Laredo. Texas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-10

nisima y engolosinadora, Co
mo dc Ducl6s Salinas, y por
ESQ, deben leerlo con preven-
sion los mexicanos que no
quieran intoxicarse con sofis-
mas.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Of LABOR
ON MADDEN BILL
Special Committee viii Sub
NIT to Central Labor
Union Tomorrow.

The special committee appointed by
the Central Labor Union 70 investigate
and report on the Madden 75-cent gas
bill Saturday, completed its work yes
terday OF preparing the data obtained
at the hearing II gave 20 +. ". Oyster
from the PetWOrth Citizens AssOcia ton
and the representatives Of the Washing
ton Gaslight Company last Tuesday
afternoon.
The committee will present its report
10 the Central Labor Union at the meet
ing tomorrow night
The investigation into the Madden
and Wiley bills relating 10 the street
railway transfers Will be taken up by
the committee this week.
The report on the question Of 20
cent gas will be the feature OF the
meeting tomorrow night. Many OF
the delegates 10 the Central Labor
Union are heartily IN favor OF the
Madden gas bill, but the conservative
members OF the union are charry about
giving the unions Endorsement to the
bill
Some are in favor Of a Congress
sional investigation OF the subject, On
the ground that further facts as TO
the cost Of manufacturing gas could
be brought out. and organized labor
would then have some idea whether or
not the price Of gas could be reduced
20 70 cents per 1000 cubic feet with
out the employees OF the gas works
having their wages reduced
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B--FoIioWIns schedule figures pubIishe /
only e. : information. ana are not guaranteed
100 a M-Danvills and way stations
= s. a A.-Harrisonburg and way stations
800 A. M.-SlepeTs ana coaches 10 Atlanta
and New Orleans Dining car
IL. a M-sleepers and coaches 10 Co
Iumbia, Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining
car.
$50 p. M.-SIeepers and coaches 10 Atlanta
and Columbus. Ca sunset Route Tourist
Sleeper 70 san Francisco tri-weskly.
Ta.0I +. A.-HarTtsonburg and way stations
As =. M.-ChaTlOttesviile. WaFrenton. and
way stations.
T6I5 p M.-SoutheTn's Palm Limited. solid
Pullman 70 Aiken. Augusta. Savannah, Jack
sonvtlle. and 81 Augustine Sleeper BIZ
weekly 20 Charleston Dining car.
$50 =. M--SIepers and coaches 10 Char
lotte Columbia, and Augusta SlespeTs week
DAYS 10 Pinehurst Dining car.
.l0.l5 p M.-SIeepers and coaches (vfa
Iynchburg and Bristol 10 Chattanooga. Mem
phis and New Orleans Dining car
IL 90 p M.-Washington and Southwestern
Limited. Solid Pullman TO Asheville At
lanta Birmingham. and New Orleans. Din
ing car. Club and Observation cars.
Note-'Daiiy. Week days.
c. Il. ACkERT s. II. HARDWICK
Y. p & c. NJ p T. N
". II. TAYLoE. G.P.A L S. BROWN. G. a.
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The Washington times., 1907-01-20
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

tscheduIe IA eject November -, lg5s)
s.oo =. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS.
Week days-Stops at principal points IN
.irgiuia Festbuls train. standard
caches. pariOr car 10 Clifton Forge with
connection for Virginia Hon Springs.
Pullman sleepers Clifton Forge 10 Louis
VILE. Cincinnati. Indianapolis 81 Luis.
and Chicago. BUFFET service from Gordons-
Vile
4:s5 p NEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily.
Fast new vestlbuls train. stops only a.
GsTd0nsyiue, Charlottesville. Stanton
Clifton Forge. and COVingt0n, Va. Ron
CeEerte and Hinton. ". Va Pullman
sleepers 10 Lexington. Louisville Cincin-
matt Indiana polls -. Louis. Ind Chicago.
Dining cars. q "A carte service. One night
out.
mo p. Nj = V LIMITED. Daily.
solid yesJibule train. Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati. Lexington. AMI Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs Neak days Dining cars Ia
carte service Sleepers Cincinnati 20 Chi
cago and ST Louis and Louisville %
Memphis Nashville, and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at chesapeake and
Ohio Offices 5I5 Pennsylvania ave, CJs 18th
81. near F.. and sixth Street Station Tele-
phone Main $3.50, for Pennsylvania i. r
Cab Service and Main I0ds for C o.
Ticket Once no9&-tf