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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06
OHIO WIFE's ORDER .GOEs."
Don't Sell Drink To My Husband''
Sufficient, Court Holds.

Columbus, Ohio Especially The
decision of the Supreme Court in the
Franklin County case of Bayer
against Machlite, shows that the
court regards any ordinary notice to
a saloonkeeper not to sell to drunk
ard as sufficient a basis for damages
resulting from such subsequent sale.
In this case the wife simply said
to the manager: Don't sell any
more drink to Gus; If he comes in
here kick him out" That is held
to be sufficient.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06
TO GUARANTEE EARLY.
Governor OF Texas Takes Action On
Account OF Yellow Fever.

Austin. Tex. Especially Governor
Campbell announced that he would
establish a quarantine on March Is
against all places situated between
the twenty-fifth parallel of latitude.
This quarantine will apply to all Gulf
ports as well as all Mexican border
points of the state.
The date is Is days earlier than
the usual summer quarantine, and
the proposed action is due to the ex-
istence of sporadic cases of yellow
fever in Cuba.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06
TREAsunY's GREAT STRENGTH.
For First Time Gold Coin And Bull
lion Reaches $1,000, 900, 900.

hOn AlCaShCS PAtVoO,V"Vi"Do'
Washington, D. c. (Special).-The
strength of the United States Treas
ury at the present time was COM
mented upon in the House of Repre-
sentatives by Mr.. Boutell (Ill).
He said he had just been informed
by Treasurer Treat that for the first
time the gold coin and bullion in the
United States had reached and passed
the sum of one thousand million
dollars IAN event SO extraordinary, :
he said, '.that it will be chronicled
and commented upon with surprise
and amazement in every financial
center in the world; an event which
all citizens of our republic, without
regard to party affiliation, may well
contemplate with satisfaction and
PRIDE
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06
AUTO is NOT A CARRIAGE.
Massachusetts, Supreme Court Holds
They Are Distinct Things.

VAsdssacHustltS supreme OOuFl HUNS
They Are Distinct Things.
Boston Especially That an auto
mobile is not carriage, and that
cities and towns are not liable for
injuries sustained by automobiles on
roads which may not be suitable for
such vehicles, but which are in con-
dition for carriages, was the decision
of the Supreme Judicial Court.
William C. Doherty has sued the
town of Ayre for damages for the
injury sustained by Mr.. Doherty's
machine when it was stalled by
heavy sand. The local court award
ed Doherty $100 damages, but the
town appealed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06

Chicago Especial -. Chief of Po-
lice George NJ. Shippy, attacked in
his home. 81 Lincoln Place, by
Lazarus Averbuch, Russian student,
shot and killed the litter, but not
until his assailant had stabbed the
Chief in the arm, had shot and seri-
ously wounded Harry shippy, a son,
and had wounded James Foley, a
member of the police department, de-
tailed as driver for Chief Shippy.
The younger Shippy, who was be-
lieved at first to have been MORALLY
injured by two bullet wounds In the
breast, was said at a late hour to
have good chance of recovery.
Neither of the other men was serious
ly hurt.
The identity of the assassin, who
was killed by shot through the
head, was learned from his sister,
Olga, with whom he had lived for
three weeks at the home of Mrs.
Harry Pine, 210 Washburne Avenue,
in the western portion of the city.
Averbuch had been in American only
three months, having come direct
from Austria, whittier he fed from
Kishiney two years ago to escape
the persecution of the Jews in that
city.
Through information received from
the sister and from fellow employee
in produce commission house,
whore Averbuch had recently been
employed, the police were able to
trace Averbuch's movements and
learn the views he held.
It was learned that Chief Shippy's
interference several weeks ago with
a parade of unemployed men, headed
by DR." Ben L. Reitman, coupled
with the more recent announcement
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06
American CONGRATULATIONS.

Washington Especially The Shah
of Persia will receive the congratu-
lations of the American government
on his escape from assassination.
This message, signed by Secretary
Root, was cab1ed to Minister Jackson
at Teheran.
Convey to His Excellency hearty
congratulations on his fortunate es-
cape,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06
sToEssEL ASKS FOR PARDON.

UT 1AHtlAuH OOLlHHIiuHUcr IttAtIOAAs
Gar To Set Aside Sentence.
St. Petersburg (By Cable) Lieu
tenant General Stoessel, who on Feb
ruary 20 was condemned to death
for the surrender of the Port Arthur
fortress to- the Japanese, has petit
toned Emperor Nicholas for a full
pardon.
The court recommended that the
death sentence be committed to ten
years Imprisonment in a fortress
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06
COUNTRY MORALLY
SOUND AND BETTER
Roosevelt Lauds the Dignity Of
Manual Labor.
PRESIDENT TO EDUCATORS.

Fundamentally, this country
is sound, morally no less than
physically. Fundamentally, in its
family life and in the outside ac-
tivities of its individuals the
country is better and not worse
than it formerly was. This does
not mean that we are to be ex-
cused if we fail to war against
rottenness and corruption, If we
fail to contend effectively against
the forces of evil; and they waste
their time who ask me to with
hold my hand from dealing there
with.''
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06
Attempt on Lie Of the Head Of
Chicago BIuecOats.
LAZARUS ovERDUcH is THE MAN.
Part Of Plot Ia Which Priest Was
Assassinated.

Desperate Struggle in Home of Chief
Shippy, in Which Chiefs Son and
Driver Are Shot and Mrs. Shippy
Kicked Out Of the Room by the
Anarchist BEFORE the Chief Fires
Four Bullets Into Head and Body
Of Man Graphing With Him and
Kills Him.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-06

''I trust that more and more
our people will see to it that the
schools train toward and not
from the farm and workshop.
We have spoken a great deal
about the dignity of labor in this
country, but we have not acted
up to our spoken words, for in
our education we have tended to
proceed upon the assumption that
the educated man was to be educ
Gated away from and not toward
labor.s
"Teach the boy that he is to
be expected to earn his own live
IihoOd, that it is a shame and
scandal for him not to be self-de-
pendent, not to be able to hold his
own in the rough work OF actual
life. Teach the girl that so far
from its being her duty to try to
avoid all labor, all effort, that it
should be a matter of pride to
her to be as good q housewife as
her mother was before her,"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

South Brookland-GTace ~ Thomas trustee. 70
Ellen rrumb,iil lot H. block I2 SO
Eighth street northwest. between X and L streets
Mar T. Clements % Stephen p. Clements. part
original lOt D. square 4
Alley hetHeen and T. North Capitol and First
streets uorthwest-JohH ". Piiiug e. ux and
II. kozier Duiaur. trustees. 10 Harry l. sister
parts lots 3 and =. square 6i6 S1L5s
Alley between ! and h Thirteenth and Fourteenth
STREETS sguthaast-Nary S. McCounick et 4ir.
E'eleth W, TO He;tie Christman, l0t s5 square
1915 SO
II street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
Mary p. Miller 80 Gabriel Edmouston. part orig
inal lot lo square 5I9. SO.
X street northeast between Sixth and Seventh
streets ard between Fifth and Sixth streets-J
Elmer Miller 10 John W. Wiley. lots s 10 u
square SO. and lnt 2. square 81 SO
East DeanWo0d-J. o. Bridsham e. ux 10 J. G.
Bridaham. r.. lCt r. block r. SO
Palisades II the Potouac-Gcorge l. Nicholson e
J,x. % The Real Estate and Improvement Gem
Tauy Of Baltimore CITY PAR. S.
Rsndlc HghiaHds-Iamcs Ii. Brown 10 The United
States Realty Company Of Washington. d. O..
lot s. block 2 lot =, block 3; lots T. Is, ard 2
block s; lots II 20 Is. y. and g. block 70, l9t
g. block u. lots l. . and g. block e; lots H.
T. Is and 70 block I3, l0t g. block I5. lots ? :
'io s. u % Is. end 81, block Il. lot %. block Is,
and parcel y.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsius-HsrTison Cor
don TO Celia Douglas and Edward Gordou lots
A. and g. bl0ca :.
Long Meadows-Isabel Wesel 10 William I. Miller.
part lot s. on sixteenth street northeast, SIC.
William T. Miller TO Patrick +. Hannah. same
land. Andrew Day et ux. 10 same part lot
= on Sixteenth street northeast. SO John Cook.
trustee for Perpstual Building Association. 20
SAME. Parts lots g and 81, $40.
Sherwoods Addition 70 BIookland-James /. sher-
wood et ux. ct al to Brady 81. Arley. lot t.
block j. SO James A. Stansbury ct ux. to
Brady VI. Ariley. Dot l3. block l. Sl0.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
Observation-Disclosures.

From the London T. 7. o.
Apropos the report that French scien-
tst was found TO be on the verge Of star
walton while three years arrears Of pen
sion awaited him Undrawn, having been
entirely forgotten by him, an amusing
instance OF Observation-Disclosures has been
told of Sturm, the mathematician. Sturm
was once walking along the street alb
sorbed in intricate mental calculations.
when he noticed a cart standing close by.
He at once drew ont a piece Of chalk
from his pocket, and proceeded TO cover
the back of the cart with figures. When
the carter had delivered his goods he
went on his way. and Sturm followed,
still adding and subtractlng, wholly un-
aware Of his eccentric conduct. On an
other occasion. when speaking Of a great
problem. which his confreres had named
after him. ne commenced his discourse
by alluding to "the problem Of which /
have the honor 10 bear the name
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
TRANS.PACTFTC MAILS.


Specially addressed mails for japan, Korea. and
China, via Seattle, elese heye daily at SIS D. m
up TO December 81, for dispatch by steamer shaw
NUT.
Hawaii, Guam, and Philippine Islands. 4ia san
Francisco. close here daily at els p m. up 70
J1nuHT l. f0- dispatch by United States transport
Hawaii, Japan. Korea, China. aud Philippine Isl
ands via san Francisco. close here daily at 6;ls D
m. up 10 January 3 for dispatch by steamer Man
clUuia-
japan. Korea. China, and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily at 6:l5 D. m up 10 Jan
uary Q for dispatch By steamer Tango Aiaul
Hawaii japan. kCTel China and Philippine ISL
ans. wa san Francisco. close here daily al 6.I5 D.
m- up 10 January g. fer dispatch by steamer Nippon
Maru.
Hawaii via San Francisco, close here daily at Sis
,. up to January 3, for dispatch by steamer Ala
meda
Australia Except mails Tor West Australia), New
Zealand Samoan Islands, and New Caledonia. via
san Francisco, elese here daily at e:l5 p m up to
January l5 for dispatch by steamer Florefic
Japan. Korea China, and Philippine Islands via
Victoria B. G., close here daily at
January Is. fog dispatch BY steamer
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
Irate Citizen Makes Mistake and
Gets His in Return.

Gets His in Return.
An irate citizen dashed up the stoop.
says the New York Press. nearly pulled
the old-fashioned bell out Of the socket.
stormed till the master If the house ap-
peared. and thus saluted him: Sir. I'm
going 10 thrash that boy, shaking his
finger in the direction Of a youngster Of
some twelve years 1T is outrageous
that you should allow him 70 be so mean
and contemplate. l don't suppose you
ever whipped him in your life.'
I certainly never did. " replied the mas
ter Of the house, meekly: I do not be-
lieye in corporal punishment"
Wei. I do. and I'm going to tan that
young scoundreTs hide If he had lick
ing "a week he wouldn't be 50 great a
nuisance 70 your neignbors. I'm a pa
tient man. but he's too much for me. /
wish you TO understand I'm going TO
thrash him.
MY friend. I cannot help what you do.
The law. apparently. is in your hands. II
YOU insist upon il. go ahead and lick
him"
The boy was getting an awful trounc-
ing when a strange man appeared on the
scene with fire in his eye. He Tit into
the jrate citizen and nearly wailoped the
hide off him. When the latter could es-
cape he appealed to the master Of the
house. saying in gasps:
"Didn't-you-say -I-cOuld-l-l-lick that
boy of yours? Who was that fellow who
attacked me?'
"oh! r have no boy. That was the
boys father"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Luther 0. MoFett, e. and Inez 4. Ryan, 2l Rev.
R. S. Owens
William A. Mellen q. and Anna N. Brunbarr. @
Rev Il. N. Morse.
Harry L. Alcshi1e. o. Of Luray, Va, and Nellie
Suickler Q. VI Warrenton, Va. Rev. Alexander
Belaski
Henry D. Pollard. g, Of Macon. Ca. and Man
NJ Carpenter, 3. Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. E. S.
Dunlap.
John D. Irby. q Of Blackstone, Va. and Evelyn
Epes. %. Of Richmond. Va. Rev. Alex Bieaski.
Michael \. Martin, %. and Lynda I. Tucker, 2,
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. r. s. Owen
John G. Crowley. 5s and Mary ouigley, s.. Rev.
J. N. O'Brien
Albert G, Mackey, g, end Helen L. Ca.,han, 90
Rev. Eugene A. Hannah.
COLORED.
Robert " Johnson. g. and Mary W CrenshaW
= Rev. L. f. B. Rosscr
George William /. Hawkins. 90. and Georgia Ann
Coates, 3. Rev r. A. Armstead
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01

FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
WILL RENT 7-ROOM HOUSE AND STORE:
doing good business HARVEY kOHLHOSs
DefWo0d Nd jal-3t
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
DEATH RECORD.

Catherine Hogan. 81 G st. ne, 81 years
Charles C. Langley. 633 l. ST. Sc, 81 years.
Belle Lee 1927 2d ST. sW.. q years.
Mary Becker. 1905 llth st. NV. 81 years
Rebecca S. Snifen. The Cairo s. years
Robert NJ Riordan, % ST ne. Is years
John Chandler Bancroft Davis. 162i II s. nw.,s5 yrS
John G. Rust. rs l0th 81. NV, = years.
Alice Duckstt. 1I2l r st ne. ls years.
Annie Hanley. 1874 18th ST. nv, 81 years.
Samuel Webster. Govt Insane Hospital, s. years,
Sarah II. T. Clarke. f5 st. ne. s. years.
Bridget NJ Seuahr 1902 T. Capitol st, 81 years
Nm a. Danne II 10th 81. ne. T6 years.
Ellen A Bell. Stoneleigh Court, 81 years.
Martha A. NJ Coppinger, @s 81. NV, q years
Jasse W. Dunbar. Govt Insane Hospital, IS years
Iohn +. Carrasay, 1870 Park road a yeaTz-
sadie NJ. Franklin el4 T IT. NV, months.
Jobu A. Garter 6le 18th 81. ne. months
1oses,h T. Heath 81 18th ST. sW-, months.
Ethel M. Harrison so 4th st. s.. I MONTH
Walter Z. Frey. ir.. 1876 18Th ST. NV, l month.
C0LORED.
John Roberts. 1877 Ceder ST. NV. z years.
Mary T. Williams. Chester Court, years
Annie Af. Briscoe. l2i5 Del ave. sw.. I year.
William Kennedy. lG2 ST. sW., s. years.
Edward TillInan. 1905 18th ST.. Il years.
Henderson shannon. 1872 81 St NV. IS years.
Irene West FTesdmen's Hospital, - years.
Olive Jackson 1881 Bells Court, ls years.
Jane Simpson, ! and \. Capitol sts., 70 yearS
William Bell. 1913 Blag5ens alley, 81 years.
Ihcy Ros. 81 81. Sc, a. years
Corrine Forrest, sO5.s lst St NV, dayA
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
BIRTH RECORD.

jeremiah J. and Nellie Mccarthy, boy.
Raymond r. and Annie r. Price, boy.
Roger F. and Annie L. La HsyEe. girl
Hcnry ID. and Agnes NJ Talbert, boy.
James NJ and Emma A. Skidmore, boy.
Allen and Bessie T. Dale, boz.
Ad0lph Il. and Theresa Ramisch. boy.
Arthur William s. and Rita C. Richardson, girl
Robert c. and Hattie V Marks. boy.
Lewis Il. and MARY Forsyth. b0y.
RAYMOND +. and Ida / Repetti girl.
Charles +. and Agnes V. Cain. girl.
William and Elizabeth Belt, boz
Vincenzo and Caterina Marcellius, boy.
FillippO and AfOstina CaTusO. boy.
Edward T. and Margaret A. Nairn. girl.
John 1. and Lena S Hargrove. girl.
Mack J. and Mary i. Hale boy.
JOseppe and GiOchina Di Alisa, giri.
Marcus and Sarah T. Halett. boy.
Richard C. and Laura B. Baker, boy.
Thomas and Mabel ", Bradley, girl.
Thomas J. and SbOrley NJ Hurd, girl.
Joseph and Emma Daly boy.
Joseph L. and Helen C. Robey, boy.
NIillard c. W. and Margaret Z. Ogden, bog.
Charles ). and Mary Wise, boy.
George ". and Margaret A. Jefferson, boy.
George 7. and Mary A. BrableT. boy.
Frank NJ. and Jennie +. Chambers. hoy.
Charles W. and Margaret J. SoTrell. boy.
James T. and Josephine J. Coxen, girl.
Anthony and Rosa Duross, girl.
Justin and Mimi Penlzze. girl,
Michele and Luck Tozzolo girl.
Joseph T. and Elsie 3. Lynch. girl.
John c. and Lille II. ReingrIber girl.
Herbert and Margaret Bell. boy.
STEPHAN and Susanna Knight girl.
William ard Laura Wheeler. girl
Clement c. and Catherine Hipkins. girl
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01

Square sg2-Stephen B. Clements 10 Charles ".
Downing and Charles ". Wagner 10 secure
Mary F. Clements. $500. 8 years. 8 per cent.
semianualy. part original iot Il.
RosedaIo and Ishewood-5iir r. Tulloci et al.
90 National savings and Trust Company. 20
secure American Security and Trust Company,
Sl20O. years. 5 per cent semi-annually. lots
/ % s. block 5. block G. lOt L. block Il. lots
to II. block 49, lots 6 and :. blocs Il.
Square 934-Marqui5 L. CosTt. r. e Tx. 70
w TAYLOR Birch and William T. Young 10
secure Franklin Insurance Company 5000. 5
years 81 per cent. semi-anuually, LOT a.
Square lGlo-John W. Johnston ct ux. 10 William
A Hi and Charles T. WalraH 10 secIra
Charles ". Ripuey. slice monthly payments.
Der cent. semi-annuaIy. lot 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01

Even h0neymOOns are not
quite complete these days with
out the everyday reading OF
THE HERALD WANT ADS.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFICE: ll2l PENNA. AVE.

IIChEF OFfICE' III FLNNA AVE.
Nodce-Foll0Fing schedule not guaranteed.
e65 A. N. Daiig-seaboard Nal. Through coaches
end Pullman slecpeFs 10 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepeTs Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
Jet 20 Atlanta and Birmingham, Dining cars.
$50 T. NJ. Daily-SeaboaTd Express. solid train
with coaches and Pullman sicepegs TO SaVaansh
Jacksonville. and Tampa. Through sleeper to At
lsuts, Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
(. H. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.

Is THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
of Columbia holding a District Court In ~ The
Extension Of Para Place District Court, Nc. 73s.-
Notice Is hereby given thai the Commissioners q
the District 81 Columbia. pursuant 20 the provisions
OF an act ci Congress approved March !, l8i, en-
titled An act authorizing the extension Of Park
place have hlsd a petition IN this c3uTt praying
tie con temnaton q the land necessary foT the cz
tension q PaTk place along the west lire q Sol
diers Home lands with a width of forty feet IN
the District Of Columbia. shown a plat or
map hl5d With the said pttiti0n as part thereof
and praying also that a sIu ~ i've judicl0ls, ex-
perieuccd, disinteTested men. who shall be free
holders within the District oi Columbia. not re
lated TO any peTs0n interested iu these proceedings
and nct lu th- service or Cmplogmut q the Dis
iri5t Il Columbia "a The United States, b. sun
moncd bE the Unitld Stsies marshal fer the Dis
trict d Columbia 70 assess The damages each owner
II land go bs taken may sustain hy reason Of the
said extension 4 the said PERI place. ard the
condemnation e the land necessary for the pUT
poses thereof and 80 assess as benefits resulting
tberiTom the entire amount Of said damages plus
Tie ost % Tins Ir lceellg. upon the land admitting
upon The said street 10 be- extended and also upon
eli other pieces OF parcels Il land Which the lurr
nav ind viii be benedied by the extension of the
said street II is, bv tie cCuEi. this 9th say of
DaumbeT A. d. lsl. ordered, that all persons
having any interest lu thess Proceedings be. and
they are hereby, waraci and commanded 10 appear
4A Llis CONT on Lr DtfCre Ille = III DA4 pf
JAM AIRY. 4. d 1905. az % O'Clock a. m, and
coutilue in attendance until the court shall have
made its final order ratfying and confirming the
award Ci dsmsgcs and the assessment q benedts q
the jury % be- aupaueisd end sworn herein; and il
Is further ordered that q copy Of this notice and
order be published nee iu the Washington law
Reporter and SIX secular days il the Washington
Evening star, The Wssi ingtCn Herald, and the
Washington Post, newspapers published in the said
District. c0mnen-iug a. least twenty DAYS fefCTe
the said 9th day u January. A. u. l90s Il Is
further ordered. that a cCuy Of this notice and or
de- be served by the United States marshal Or bis
dep5ties. upon such q the owners 4 the land TO
BE- condemned herein as may be found b. the said
marshal OF his deputies within the District Of Co
lumbis. and upoa the tenants and occupants Of the
same before the ssid 9th day Of January, A. D.
1919 By the court: JOB BARNARD. Justice. A
true copy-Iest. tSeal) J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
By F. F. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
deS eXS-6t
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER "a 1901.
Leave Washington New Union Station
sos a. m. and 800 a. m.-Daiy-An points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville, Chattanooga.
and Memphis
l0l5 ?. m.-Dsily- Roanoke, Bristol Wirston-
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
For NoFt0lk-LeaVe Washington 1 % a. u. daily,
HIS a. II. daily 3:i5 p N. daily. Arrive Norfolk
Il % a. n. 510 p. IA. 1915 y. m.
f.05 p. m--Daily -BerUville. LuTay. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive s;ij a. %. and
II 30 p. IN.
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
aTenua Bond BuildHg).
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\, B.-FooRing schedule figures published only
as information and are not giaTantoed-
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New Orleans.
AsheyiHe. Chattanooga Memphis 800 a. NJ. 615
p. m. and II % D. IN. daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans, 10 Is p m. daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida points
i 90 q. II. daily.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta. ABen, Il 60
a. N. and 3 80 p u. daily.
Tourist cars fer California, four times a week: Sis
2. n, MONDAY. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
Local for Harrisonburg s5lj a. ~. daily; 05 D. N
week days; for DaRulle, sos a. m. daily, and for
Charlottesville. sos n. and i55 p N. daily
Frequent trains 10 and from Buemont
{. II. ACkERF ". H. TAYLOE
Y 2. 4 u. N. G. p A
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE Published only as information. and not
guaranteed.
400 p. No. & o. LIMITED Daily-Fast Fe6
uDule train Pullman seepsrs 10 Lexington, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. indianapolis, Chicago. AID st
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man ears Louisville 70 Nashville, Memphis, and Aew
Orleans. Dining cars ia carte service.
u.0 I. Nj +. '. LIMITED. Daiiy-SolId
yesjlbule train. Pullman Secpers 20 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 20 Virginia Hot springs week DAYS Dining ears
IA carte service. Pullman oleepers Cincinnati 10
Ihlcago and 81 Louis, and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville. and New orleans.
decorations and tickets at Chesspeake ard Ohio
Unices 53 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. GO 18Th street
neaT t. and New Union station Telephones Main
l3e1 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Alaln
1855 or 2t6 for &. & o. Ticket Office
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR sALE-CEEAP. TWO FINE SADDLE OR
caTriage horses black the other dark chestnut;
both I've years old; WanS1ted sound, gentle speedy
also Wbber-tiTed smart trap. shafts and pole also
bTass-mounted double harness Apply TO MURRAY
A. COBB. Conn ave. near L st. NV, OF w. f.
DOWNE1, 1623 L st. Nv. de3-S0t
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

500 EQUITY N u2 ACRES FOUR NILES
northwest & District. electric and steam cars
high, half under cultivation; running water: granite
quarry; small house; outbuildinRz; 80 fruit trees;
fronting on two separate roads $50 acre for CITY
property. BOX l57 Herald Office. de2s-5t
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FCR RUGS CLEANED. REFINED. AND TRIM
med anew; low prces; good workmanship 9ls T
81. oeiau
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
FOR EXCHANGE-FARM.

WILL EXCHANGE 5000 EQUITY IL Il2 ACRES
four miles northwest II District electric and
steam ears. high; half under cultivation. running
water granite quarry; small house; oUthuildings; 20
fnIit trees fronting on two separate roads; only
$50 acre fer city property. BOX l56 Herald Office
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