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In Effect May 5. 1907.
WESTROUND

published only as information ana are moi
In Effect May 5. 1907.
WESrBOUND..
Week DAYS, trains leave Washing,on f.,
biuemont as follows: $40 a. m: 3Dn n,
10 p. M; 445 r. M; 9 % y. m
Week days, trains leave Washine,,o e..
Leesburg only: 6 p D. IA.
sunday trains leave Washington for Rim,
mont rs follows: $40 a m.: .0S n. m.
=. 10 n. m. train connects nj Blnemont g.,
winchester via Stage Line.
EASTBOUND.
-, Week days. t-ains leave Biurmont Cor
Washington: 80 a. m; q. 80 A. m: :. IS a. n,
II. 30 a. m: 4s5 y. m.
sunday trains leave Bluemont for Wash
inEton: 30 a. m; 5.45 p. m: 600 n m
week day trains leave Lecsbury for Wash
ington; 5 rs A. IN.
li.-u a IN. train connects at Blucrnont with
Stage Line from Winchester.
Z ~. ACKERT. Nice-Pres and Gen. Nyr
>. III. HAApwicE, Passenger Traffic Man.
w IL. TAYLOR, General Passenger Agent
- l., ;. hRowN, General Agent. 705 18th -
n. W. Washington, ID. &.
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Union In Ea;I,,ra

Men are united more by their vices
than their virtues. observed Balzac. 1t
Is also true that they are more closely
bound by their failures than their sue
cesses. How a man will love you IL
you have fallen down like himself
when perhaps you should both have
won out were there any real stuff in
you.-Michael Monahan.
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II -! kNfIlrls Weston
SchedlIc in Erect :

80 ~ tVOae
LEAVE BERRYvfLLE DAILY
soUTuneuNp
No. lS-9.to a. m.--For Bristol and ;n,.r,,..
dlate stations: Pullman Rniiei slee,,sr :.
hlioNvlsle. Connects with The ST. Jn,;.
Express for al Points WeSs: p.ll,,.',,
Siettcr koaiiVke 10 Columbus. Cinc;,,-
nal, ~. Louis and Chicago. Cafe Car
No. ISIS a. m.-For Roanoke Rrs,,l
Buefield, pOcahontas. NortAn. Wel''.
and immediate stations Pullman. Sl.ene,
to Gary. 'iei
No S 27.-e:t2 r m---For Elkton nn5 l..,al
NoErnretNp
No. 2S-S:.9 a, m.--Fcr lia-e~s,.un
intermediate stations COMETS ~ 81.
andcah Junction for tfashif.fsu Eef
incrc. Ihiladcl hiss. and Ncr Nork all
al itagerstuwh for lIafrishurs fhilnIl
phia and New York.
No. lf--S:4 T. m.-for HAgcrsfown w.
.ngton, Baltimore Philn,l.li.l,;. ~.
York; Pullman and Rtiiisf Slee,crs "
Hagerstown for Harrisburg fh.ln,ei
phia aud New York.
No. 2-l:57 a. m.-For Ha,ora,,,n pt.n.
dciphia. New York. Pullman Sloe,.,r ~,
Philadelphia; Parlor Cars Philadrl,lf,
and New York ~"
Rates. Time Tabl,s. information cheerf,,u,
FURNISHED upon application 20 Agent \ 4
W q. REVliI- N r Bragg
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Top Buggy for Sale.
The Standard Visible Writer

One Top Buggy, in excellent
condition, for sale. Apply to
DIR. A p. OSBORNE,
"a II Berryyille, Va.
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Nothing Is so new as what has long
been orgotten.-German Proverb.
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TRESPASS NOTICES, printed
on Cloth, for sale at this office.
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True honor leaves no room for hest
fation and doubt.-Plutarch
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-11-13

You can find Wood, sawed and
split at P r. PuIiiam's shop. It
will be delivered at your house.
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Facts are Gods arguments. We
should be careful never to misunder-
stand or pervert tbem.-Edwards.
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Southern Railway

y B.-Foilowing schedule figures .r,
published only as information ana are MOI
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-12-05

glass. He could not tell Buttertield
that he had known his father. Nothing
was to be gained by telling him. 1t
would lead to his telling more, and how
could he speak of things of which the
mere thought was become torture so
refined and so exquisite?
His eighteen inches were a very rack
that night. He was thinking of Claire
for the first time in many weeks. She
would hold him guilty still. How could
SIX do otherwise? His sweet friend
held him guilty when he was innocent,
and his enemy, the major, held him in
nocent when guilty. oh, the irony,
the bitter irony, that had made a worse
man of him when he was bad enough
already! All the foul night he lay toss
ing in his noisy chains. His wild eyes
were never closed. Yet once the
thought stole over him, had he been
worthy of Claire when she loved him
would all this ever have been? And
after that he lay quieter-his heart
knew why.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-12-05
CHAPTER NNIu

HNHE redlot summe cooled gralu-
ally into lukewarm winter,
III with chilly nights, but the
Gonna fnrco rIouo oJJ J,- ,-1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
BANK oEposfroRs ARE PAID
10 pEa CENT INSTEAD
orr pgH CENT.

Savings bank dspoaiturn. small
real estate and other investors will
no doubt be glad 10 learn that 10
per cent per Annum IL paid TO own.
eTs Of the tIo shares Of the Seattle
Real Estate a Title company. Al
90 that the stock holders can use
their stock certificates in the same
manner aA with a savings book BY
Withdrawing any sum up to two
thirds ~ the meneg invested ans
day except SUNDAY. between the
hours Of : 81 and o ~.
The company asserts that invest
nFm In thta stock earn 10 per cent
fron the moment Of purchase until
moment 81 withdrawal. and that II
IL impossible 10 earn leaa than 10
per cant.
II Il understood that some Of the
shares may be secured and paid
for IN twelve munfhiy tnstallmentn
81 81 cents per share.
The offices nf the company are
az $40 burke building fss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

most beautiful imported rugs
add charm to theft elegance.
The bath rooms are finish.
ed with marble wainacoating.
aud the floors Of tile The
bath rooms may tyuthfnHy be
said to be things pf hsauty
In themselves. q
There f. one lglsxcf Hning
room. and three private din
Ing rooms. The large one
Is elegantly finished. magnl-
flcentlY freacoed. and will
provide places for rs diners.
The small roomn ara for
private dining parties. and
ara beautiful examples Of
what an artist wei supplied
with money can do. Il Is
planned 10 make the dining
room one Of the features Of
the hotel. with music to
charm the ear while the pal
ate f. delighted with the bes.
that the most noted chefs In
the country can prepare.
Beautiful paintings adorn
the walls. and the lover OF
art would find source OF
pleasure IN simply wandering
through the .hostelry and
looking af the works Of art
which are everywhere pres
emit
OF single rooms for the use
OF bachelors. there are about
fifty. eachswlth all the con.
vcnisnofh f suites. except
that the atlprters are moee /
limited Tbefe are the SANG
private bHfhF. the same clos
eta. the same profusion OF
lights and all that goes 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

make one comfortable. 80 far
as this worlds goods are con.
cerned. There Is no room In
the building that has not
private bath. and for that
reason there are NO public
bath rooms.
Arrangements are made Ia
accommodate families with as
many rooms as they may
care for. Some Of them con
eistinE OF six large rooms. be.
sides the ample closets.
Many OF these already are oe.
eupied BY the guests and ar
engagements are being made
10 supply guests With such
OF the rooms as are not yet
spoken for. fitted out 10 suit
their respective tastes and
convenience.
The entrance on Stewart
street leads Ia the office.
neatly finished IN marble.
With brilliant lights and ele-
giant furnishings. Just off
the office and separated from
Il By an immense arch is the
lobby great luxurioualy
furnished room. with hard.
wood lnlaid floor, and ample
rugs. and with tables and
chairs scattered about tn
studied profuHion. Great pad.
ded easy chairs and diyana
entice the tired TO rest. and
the immense fireplace in the
cast. With two charred. half
burned logs-aai logs. gives
10 the tout efezemble an air
OF homellke comfort.
The lobby Is. finished very
appropriate IN Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

fir. and the walls are adorned
with some OF the finest paint
ings to be seen In the north.
west The most striking.
perhaps. is a view Of Mt.
Rainier. as seen from Seattle.
n scene that always is carried
away In the memory OF
tourist visiting our city.
over the great fireplace Is
carved I'm letters of ancient
design n stanza which
catches the eve and long re.
mains In mind.
"Whoe'er has travelled life's
dull round
Wherever his stages may
have been,
May sigh to think he still has
found
The warmest welcome in an
Inn. "
The hotel win not accommo-
date as many guests as was
expected AZ the time Il was
planned. for the reason that
the guests are taking larger
suites than was anticipated
Where single rooms had
been provided for. suites Of
three are demanded. and
where call for suites of
three was anticipated. the
demand has come for five
and sometimes SIX. This will
but add to the hlgh.olass of
the hotel, and will In no wise
disappolnt the owner or man
ager. At the rate that ap-
plioationa are coming in. all
the rooms will be taken as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

come and hospitality characterized
everything about the place.
There are f47 suites Of rooms.
and every apartment IN the hotel
Il magnifieeatiy furnished and hup
Piled with every convenience. Ma
two rooms are finished alike. the
eolorinR ranging from warm.
hogne.like red 20 soft lavsndera and
graYs, but all being elegant and
pleasing to the eye. No expense has
been spared To- make the rooms IA
dividually a marvel to the oeeu
pant. and Il II safe 10 say that he
who sleeps In one Of the Annex 4
bedrooms viii want 20 sleep there
again. 50 pleasing Il everything
connected with the apartments
Forty.fise Of the suites are sup.
nlled with piano. for the enjoyment
II unsteady inclined guests A
number ~ suites are furnished IN
rich mahogany furniture. aud tho
] the Great Fireplace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

and traffic. While bat three blocks
from the busiest corner Of the bush
ness section. II II out Of the run
Of heavy carriage and street cars
and the disturbing night nntHea
which are the drawback 81 down
town hotel
Entering the Annex. one finds
himself In a veritabie palace. 80
splendid II the interior decoration
and finishing. Massive pillars and
marble work Of both aeIieaeg and
soIldity make the lobby and the
office magnificent No cost has
been spared 20 make the tourist feel
that be Il az home. there being ev-
cry convenience AMI a eheeFfalneas
about the whole building too often
lacking IN magnificent but eoidif
f0rbiddinR hotels There II a nam
moth fire place in the lobby. which
casts warm glow through the
rooms On the lower floor. and vel
y. New Washington Annex, Shown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

The new Washington Hotel an.
nex. Which opened last Thursday
i attracting attention a. ona of
TIE most magnificent hnstsIries OF
the northwest The hotel Is already
neaFiy fnsl, and Is drawing "a select
and sHelusiYs 9 patronage as made
ne old Washington the Mecca q
tourists.
Beautifully dazzling In It's ct
iafi5f. The appearance II the Annex
: esrtain to attract the attention
e ihe paaaeray. It IL the first
tailding IN this state 70 be built
g white enameled bricks over sub
nautial steel framework. and II
sns q the most attractive inns q
ise northwest.
located AZ the corner % Second
~ and Stewart St. II ie but step
isrm the busiest portions 81 the
sHT, and yet is practically free
uria tho noise and turmoll Of trade
interior View Of Lob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

The rule laid down by Eeattie'a
chief ~ police that no cash ball be
accepted from saioonkrepess arrest.
ed for violating the Sunday closing
law WAS rlsldiy enforced yesterday.
Fear 81 them arrested yesterday
wsfe compelled 70 spend the Lords
day and : part Of today among the
+xsss~ ard common drunkards In
the city jail and sabsist on Gem
men jail fare.
Ths men arrested we're Charles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

soon as they can possibly he
made ready. Some of the
best people are taking up
their quarters there and are
making arrangements TO
make Il their permanent
home As time passes there
viii be changes Of course. but
the majority OF the guests are
expected to be permanent.
and the management state
that no effort will be spared
20 please and 20 retain them
In the matter OF safety
nothing has been overlooked
The fittings Of the halls are
of marble and the building is
practically fireproof. Ample
aud easily accessible fire es.
capes have been provided SO
that there Is no reason for
fear as to safety. The hot
water system Is a double
one. which insures an even
distribution OF heat and pre-.
vents the Inconvenience that
would result in any accident
60 single plant. As Il is,
one might be disabled, and
the other would still supply
heat TO keep the rooms COM
Portable while the other Is
being repaired.
All improvements on Sec
ond avenue north Of Pike ara
now nearing completion. with
the Annex entirely finished.
much of the building material
r. out OF the way. and the
work Of making the hotels
surroundings attractive il be-
ing rapidly pushed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
FOUR SALOON MEN in
JAIL ON SABBATH

shofno. Of the Duchess. Third av. r.
aud Washington steve RnKgio.
whose place in ON First av. a.. GA
mar Overland. Of Maynard ax.. and
Ed. Htronbsfg. OF the Steamboat
saloon. Of the foot OF Washington II.
Chief Wsppsnstein was At firsi
appealed 20 personally by the men
TO accept cash bail. and o. htH re-
naming abdurats. Justice George
made tho appeal for them. but II
wsa no SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

james 4. Moore has dons
much for Seattle IN the way
OF building. and the Annex
is not the least Of his I'M
dertakings. His ability %
successfully manage a first
class hotel was more thaa
amply proven by the ED
Washington. which. after
years Of emptiness as de-
serted structure. WAS taken
hold Of BY this master OF
finance aud transformed into
the most magnificent hos.
telry OF the northwest The
old Washington Is gone now,
only the remains of one OF
the wings remain standing.
but In the New Washington,
an Inn Is TO be operated
which will perpetuate the
reputation for magnlflcenca
which the old building 60
tahlished.
The washington Hotel An
mex Is the ninth large huild-
ing Mr.. Moore has built IN Sc.
attic. The New Washington
Hotel. which VIII be across
the street from the Annex. Is
now in course OF construction.
II viii be thirteen stoies. aud
viii cost about 100000 with
In a radius OF 900 feet there
are now being built the fol-
lowing structures Smith q
elise. $500. 600. standard Fur.
niture Company. s2oe.0eei
Seward block. $4,000: Moore
theater. t250. 600, and the New
Washington Hotel. $500. 600. z
total OF nearly $4,000. geo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
SPOONER RESIGNS
FROM SENATE
IN a LITTER TO GOV. DAVID.
SON OF WISCONSIN, IA aE.
SIGNS. LEAVING THE UNITED
STATES SENATE IN MAY.

t%1fttPs tseaafapH usfstes.l
WASHINGTON. March s.-fsena-
tor Joha Z. speonsr. after ie years
in the publie service as senator
frdsa Wisconsin. announced last
ni<e that he had given Governor
p@xidsd his reclamation To take
effAst xvi
Only = Vice. president Fairbanks
knew Of Senator spooner's intsn-
tton 20 resisn and when Il became
nolaed about Washington the sena.
ter was beaIeRed with swhya"
Senator Hnounsr in HIS letter Of
resignation declares that he must
sise 40 his bubble life lie will
enter bis old profession. the ptac.
tice af law
While not letting II be known
viii reside. he stated that wiseon
sin will always be hia permanent
home
President Roosevelt. when noti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
ATHLETE. MIND BLANK.
WORKS ON erHGErs,


MADISON. Wis. March List.
ed for 10 years in university eata.
Ioxnea "a dead. Charles Melee
iMaxxiel Williams. graduate Of
the tAw school and the greatest
baseball pitcher ever playing At the
University of Wisconsin. waa found
In MsrfeiiaYIlie. Ind. working aM =
street Iaturer. Williams has not
feculIaefIuu Of tile circumstances
which resulted IA has transition
FROM lawyer 60 street sweeper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
James A. Moore's New HosteIry the Finest
Structure West of Chicago
In MagnIfIcence Of Exterior and Interior the
Washington Annex Surpasses Any
Building on Pacific Coast

The Seattle Spirit More Than Exempfled In This, the
Latest Addition to the Cltys Show Places -The Fur
nlshIngs of This Magnificent Hostelry Are Beautiful
lnIaId Floors, While Expensive Paintings Adorn Walls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

bargains IN iawn Mowers at
Epsanlnss aa ssIe ona sesk. IL
different styles - select from. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

AJAX Pair Covering Of marrow
slsIre tieklnk. ftillng of mixed
fs.shssa. slse isxts. weight 8
reands.
aasy rAir ccvesins Of heavy
esElnx. ftluns eg mixea duck
f~xshsrs. slse aexsf iass weight :
psnnda
ak.Qa Covering Of ight eei-
sr~f ilnen tiekins filling 81 xaase
fssthers and down. siae fix8T In.
~slxht ! peunaa
aA5A Pair Covering ef dark blue
~iss striped ticking filling Of
xssees feathers and Down. siHn
f4xss. weight s novnaA
ASK Pair Covering Of heavy A.
A. siekinK r0eee feather FILLED.
ssse tixsT; weight 9 pounds
exs0 rair~s'eveFtnx % linea tick
7nx Etslag 81 aii-dawn. nise 1gx
nj In. weight : pounda.
a1A0 Fair Covering cf best A. c.
a iieking filling ef best A A
xxzoss Feathers sise HES Ia
weight pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

fled Of the resignation. expresses
dcep REGRETS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

$50 Pair Covering Of brown
striped ticklnsi filitnn Of dark col.
efed mitod feathers. aiae fexa6
tn wstxht tN pounds
$500 Covering Of heavy
ticking fiiitnG Of duck feathers.
stse stsSf IN weight { pounds.
s4.2a Pair Covering of floral de-
sisn art ticking. fsllins OF duck
feathers. slAe scxaS IN. weight
nuandss
S4.1S Pair Covering Of heavy
blue and brown ticking. filling ~
duck feathsFn. size Ht3ss. weight
psunda
$500 Pair Covering At heavy
weight floral art ticking: films u
white duck feathers. alne stx1F5
weight Z pounds
$3.50 fatF@ Covering Of ilKht
brown ticking. filling 81 white
saoae feathers stae ssx9s ta.t
weight rounda
s8.7S Covering 81 heavy
brown ticking filifns Of pure
white soose feathers. ai6o stxss
IN. weight ! pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
JOHN C. spoosER.

Who leaves public service after
sixteen years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
The Observation-Disclosures

we are position extensive line hn
s the Pillows
na cid blue
k<ss Pulled
save 10 give yoa idea az the line
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-30

Die 8eitrebungen l1ngarns oie @roB-
ma6titellung Ser 9oppelnonar6ie
e%efabroeten. Der Winiiter fiibrt aus,
Die @eidi6te bepeiie, oaB Die 0p-
Matte itd atf ungarn in feiteitem
gertrouen itiisen tonne, menn iie
beiien 9eitrebungen befrieoige. Selbit
Die Gbaupiniiten in Der 9ortei Sol
iutbs ieien our6aus bereit, binliht.
li6 Der S~orberunger Ser @roBma9t.
itelung glttgeeenfomrten gu 8eigen.
Ser @eiteren erflart @raf 4n-
oraiip, anoere 8olfsitdmme genoiien
in l1ngorn Die elei9en &e9te tpie oie
Mogparen. Nur oiirfe man feinen
Staat i'm 5taat anerfennen uro nidt
ben 8ortifulorismus foroern. Cont
piirSe Der Observation-Disclosures I'm
garns beftiger, ais oerieniee DETER
rei6s perben. Oas 81 berbiiten, lei
ltnearn oonfommen bere6tigt. =
4us BortugoI lit bieier Gage Die
erfreulide Mitteilung eingetroffen,
BOB Die &eeierune bereit lit, Den iesi-
gen 3uitanoen Elm gnoe alt MAIDEN
utto Ole 4onititlttton tpieber in &roft
treten gu laiien. Die neuen Barlo-
mentspablen iin6 fir ben 5. Mpril
ausgei6rieben morben. Soffentli1
BADEN Ser &onig nno 9remierminiiter
Sranco nit ibrem getpaete1 grperi=
ment Die ertpiinidten @rfoIge gebabt
uno Die idlimmen 3ultanoe tatidf-
li6 berbeiiert.
Sn ct. petersburg per6en iest
auh Ole 1859 Mitelieoer Ser erften
8uma proaeiiiert, Die Dor ettpa Is
Monaten oas fogenannte @iborger
Wanifeit unter5ei6net batten. 9iefes
Wanifeit tpuroe ouf elmer bon Den
iogenonnten &abetten in @iborg OBJ
gebaltenen 8~eriammIung angenonl-
men unb ionte als Elm 8rotelt gegen
Die bamals geraoe bonaogene @uf-
Ioiung Der eriten 0unna angeieben
tDeroen. Die giirger 3uBlanos MUIR
ben in linn alifgefor6ert, einalitreten
fir lire Me6te ut1o aIs 9roteit gegen
bas 8orgeben Der &egterune Stenern
unb Wilitar6ienite gu berpeigern.
Wir BADEN bos Manifelt ieiaer5eit
gleib fir anedlos unp urlflltg .erflart
uno als bos bat es ii6 arl9 erpieien,
Die ein5ige @irfung, Die es gebabt
bat, mar Die, bob feline unter5ei6ner
beg Sodberrots angefloet murbeni
uno iest pro5eifiert meroen. Soffent.
lid piros ibnen ni6t idlimm er.
gehen.