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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
SHOT GUN DUEL
nafdsfoas Fsudists IN Old Ksntueky
Celebrate Fsw Year

0weassille, ~ ian. a } BAllald
.Asg night engaged IN : sllot Gun dusl
with Allie aud lEaone Henry, bF0thsu
~ lass, > mining tawn. ballard and
B0ons Henry wsfe fatally wounded
furtnsf trouble i feared
Ballard participated twenty ,szn
~ 10 nght resulting 10 the death
of to q his bfotlssfs and The sound.
lng ef ether msn undef UNUSUAL cir
cuusanesA lie fAa killed Peter
sesoosf and on tflal sas Sentenced o
life lmpFlsonmsut Tie oosrt rom
va efowdsd the guards had heen
plAns1 A. cyery exit as Il had b@en Fa
ported al atiempt weHld - made IL
teisass BAllard whsn ballard -
bsluK taksh 10 jail alter sentences his
brothers Moses hud James started
floi zsa Attempted % release heiT
bfuti.sf,tho guAris t0sessf, iu run
uiug battle Killed both. Jack Hallafa
escaped bat sas feeAplafei and sent
% tie penitculau lie vas paftol-
81 sbout sS yesf aka % has slaee
been reported THAT 3 mau who died n
tis aesf confessed THAT BIZ and not
Hallara killed spe0eef and ulat Hal
ard - serving hs sentence aulastls
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
RICH HUI.
The Mccurtain state Bank Was
Wrecked At EarlY Hour This
Morning and Robbers Ea.
cape With S9, 900 Ii Gold
and Silver

Maskogsa. Jan Rank and past.
once robbsrs wsre busy ia naskeii
aud rlttabafg counties last evening
and this morning and according 70 in.
formation received filey are WORKING
toward this clty.
Shortly hefors midnight they eject
ed an entrance into the MrCurtAin
state Hank NJ McgnrtAln. and hlew
open shs saula, the noise Or the eK-
ploslon being heard By = number Of
people
The robbers helped themselves 70
$1,000 IN currency. and rs pounds of
coin, which included silver dollars,
hasss And dkuss. No pennies. script,
Or cashiers cilecks wsre taken, which
would indicate that the men we're
professionals The fact that the
silver wAs taken leads Ihe aatioritlts
10 belieFs that there were several
men III the party
v II brAhAm, president " tie
bans vas notified ~ tie fob0erY az
AZ early hour this morning. and .
pusse headed b. Marshal b L. Cling
started 10 pursuit Of TIE robbers
Chief klmsey vas adslsedg of the
Cr0wdeF robbery az sa. m, and vas
Informed that the robbers were eyi-
IDENTITY headed towariths.eity
AZ Cruedef tte posiofiee.was loeat-
ed iu TIE rear of /. Rtamas ge&er-
ii store The robbers blew open The
sAfe And secured tf0 ia money ARD
STAMPS and then riaea thel general
aofe They secured several reTolvefs
aad considerable ammunition, and
they eeldsntally lutend 30 put upA
lard agil 4 An attempt is made 10
take them
chief kimsey has given the Has.
kell county authorities theluss Of the
blood hounds and Assistant Marshal
iluddiesGon wll3 cave dariua the dsy
q assist Il tlr scare
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
GARFIELD VS.. OWEN
The Secretary To Institute Suit
Against 0klahoma'e senator

The kansas CitymJ ousnais wAssE
iugton correspondent sends the follows
ing dispatch ahich sppsAfs ii hls pas
ps Munds9 morning ana i Or much
Interest q tie ue~ state
All Of ths lAnd deals made with the
faliolood Cherokee Indians bg senAi Or
h0bert / 0vsu and hls agents are &c
b aired u Tie courts Asa result g
rls Investigation of the operations of
OEeu and rs AgpolN made resently
bI goFsfumsnt taspeeloFs. Secretary
GAfasld la decided 70 bflng suits "
sst aside 81 sseds aud easealmade t.
OweD bY tie fullblOosis The act Ions
wlll be instituted In the feaeral court
Tor the Hzstsfn district q Oklahoma
rhsy eli involve The tltlsIto most Of
ths big tsneb owned . ossn near
BartlssFlie.
Secretary GAr6eid hEs NOT ma is
public The report of hle spscla agents
However he has given il eonsidera-
tlou and today announced his pf0pos-
81 action The method bY which
Oweu obtained hls big ranch when,
under tie .aW The Indians wers noe
Ablo q asl lhelr and sas told recent
ly in Tie 1qafua. IN effect hs sim
p.y took bls chances on tile invaiidltF
% uje AeIamber act shIeh extend
81 restrictions twenty-five Years
Oseu claims me heCumber act Is
unconstitutional and tlat under the
treaty. which tae act sests - amend
he sas free 60 buy The aud lle pald
a comparatively Small amuunt down.
aud Agreed q pay the fssf whsu ts
obtained good title lie dealt chiefly
wlth Tile faHbo0ds
Before sis departure fef Oklahoma.
senator 0Nen d0scussld his land
deals sgh Secretary eaf6e,I lie
made he attempt 20 couceal anything
De said be vas slmplG banking On The
courts snaesing out the NcCumOsf
arf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
f. GIBSON ROBBERY

Far 9lla9u T Tan Huny
Wilson eIapnce Pant and W H.
Bowefman who we're captured bj tie
Cherokee County authorities several
weeks aea and had ln ttslr possession
dynamite caps fuse ultfogIycerire.
a squirt 5n soap and yasaline
Tie men we're arrested b tie Tai
lequah officers on couplaint from
WesiuiIia shgru a safe II the frisco
aepo, had ueen bloWn open
Two u lie men have been identified
by Dutch JOHN Gottell and J All
smith e. mayor Or Sort Gibson a.
tramps he lad Seen camped norlh Of
Fort Gibson on the day Of the post.
odice rphlerT. Gottell ls positive they
are the men an1 viii no doubt be the
star witness for the government
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
REMOVAL OF RE.
STRICTION DATES

Applicants and attorneys fof Appli
cAnta for tie removal of restrict ions
arc hereby advised THAT NJ n. C.
Cussy . representative uf tha ONCE
wiil h. ~ tie foliouing named points
upon tils dates mentioned fof tie puf,
poas u making Investigations ana tai.
ina testimony IN these eAsas
You are requested @ appear AZ
whlchevsF q tie town Indicated be.
low q the muss convenient foF roo
hArtl@viile. january Is
NowatA. Jan To-
ClAemofe, Jan. " and ls
NlultA. Jan - e.
Alton gaa =
Grove Jan .
Pryor Cfesk. Jan Is
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
FRATERKAL AID
An Interesting Session Held Last
Night 800 Present

Last bigbtsas rel letter one Tor
the Ffatefuzi Aid Association inthis
city. and thasa sho attended slii ever
femsmusf e ss one of the most pleas
ant events - their lives. As had been
announced tie special msstlas sks %
b. beli faFtie purpose e administer
ing tne uHl CATION to a class of afoUt
tweutY taaF HeN memHtft ~ VIM
T. Burales e TIE Las Department
of tie Kansas EuIrswity aaninlster
81 TIE oatH q the nes maHbhfs. hf.
ter shleH speeches sefe made bf
Hon S Davenport ~ burick
and others
Al tbs conclusion az tie ceremonies
tht doors u tho banquet hal wsre
thuWn open aud when The eusd err
teged 3 tempting spread met ths5f
gaEs shleH eAs prepared d tne 81 Va
l.dles 81 TIA ORDER aNa afsf eftry
one present al atlso ihstr app,
ute ath tlaekeu ani dTealHg salad.
p.cass eeer cheese He the Govt
vas yafedaad the Bouae f0Es uip
fi tue ukIf iaHtIstics untH atF in tlt
might
Neau s8 to note TIE pfHsuercui
cnfI Itl1n q fhU Frafrrna An -ac'eil
llu tMs eits. David las HEEaulef ~
/ l0kIti0na Hfafmei us ttas i1s men
/ t,sa, ha8 taksH tHr 0bIiE lun esutm
/ Iier 80 ths lodge 81 uus HIaee aHi tlml
Z here a. weA a. n Hllef localities th,
8Ufdtr s eulnying maghiHcaut gfuwtf
AID even Has hxiug looked upon a. 0nl
70 he leading organizations q ~
Ic0untfg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
BEGIN BIG REFINERY
Standard Oh compaay spfinss Sur
pTiss o. maskogse,

hoakagee. Ca. lee 81 ilsprsssntr
atises of ths STANDARD on com pAny
qnletly arQulFsdl sits wrst % tie
cltY ard tciay he9An construction ~
An Immense oi rehnery, tlla capacity
% whlch haa not nen made pubilc.
This zones ~ . sngpflse 70 OIL men.
According 70 ne best Information o.
tAlnsd tonight. ths standard plan .
q ship oll from tie hld.Continsut
Geld 70 ia refinery here And then ship
q dosn tie Arkansas river by beat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
Steps FROM TRLN

Tulsa Jan 2-An unknopn Indian,
~hile under tha influence Of liquor,
sfepped 90 tie yestihule af FnAcU
passenger No al a. Il wAa tearing
along a. . speed " forty niles an hour
betwcen Chelsea and Fogll lala asa
night. A tfalnmAu sAw him fail and
TIE train sAs stopped, and aaesed up
"a whure tie man iay. lie Nas taken
% foyii ukeru an examination reveal.
"a both his lcss uefe ~ rfasiied that
ons ~ them ell lave 70 hs amputAt.
ed IL Il usoughl that he slll die
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
NAN KILLED At TELEQuAH

Talliequ&h, Okla. Dec 81 Lying
upon tie foor az hM dining room 4
bullet hole through his Lead cns foot
10 80 open ore place partly bstned
-. aud a pair u dee clutchcd 10 his
hand. tie bodg q Dode West d this
city sAs found today The ldentiiy
u tie murder Is unknown II Is -.
bsllsssd that West was killed aud
robbed by somoons sith whom he had
beeu gambling It's pockets esrs
turned inside Out West was 8 yeArs
% and ha1 tao children living Ia
Tahleluah
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
NIGHT RIDERS
Tertorile Town oi Russeliville. KY,
Leaving Ruins and Wouud
ed in Their Wake

kasseiylhe ~ Jan Night
fasfs Too strong seaopci doeu on
RasseisiHe. Logan eounty early this
morning and aliefogerpowetIng three
policemen ald providing against giv.
lng tile alaru lighted and burned
teo independent t0barc0 concerns ard
rode away Three men we're wounded
and telephone girls and police were
held prisoners for usarly thres hoan.
starr and Patton are having thsll
oaacss rsnttsd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
MURDOCH IS DEAD

wichita, Kan, Jan Colonel n
y Mufdock, postmaster of tha city
and sditof q The wlchitA Eagle. died
tils morning 81 o'clock after 90 81.
ness q two sssks q catarrhal trouble
Mufdock wAs 70 YeAn old
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09

aauds,. isa e
Colonsi Isaac a0ds died q :
evening after = lingering illness 4
about TO wesks lie IS one of Vial.
tAs eldest citiEsas ard has boat Of
friend. ~ilo i8ln his family IA noau
inw hlsl losA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY

NJ Butter has secured fof tSo
nights Jan And tie famous MoF
gan stocs 10 This excellent compAay
nad tso oi nights e breaking JUMP
ffon Dallas 10 Joplin and NJ hatlef
wito i Aiways looking for high class
attractions had them hl iu thr time
heta hf Morgan seompanY las tie
reputation % bolne lie test repertoire
ever touring ths soall A crowded
house i anticipated Monday niRft s
special lndHcemsht The comHsnf
wilI upen their oufaaeHeni by sdMIl
ting Ladies Free Ans hdy afeeu
painted b pan9a leIdiug pad 3
cent lleset will ba admitted free go
aeeaHnt % the meHef siriugeuey -
prices haye teen ueduee1 t0 ls. 2s and
is cents - eysts aHe should turn out
ana give the conpanf = rouslnR re
csptiou a. Il . > positively guaranteed
attraction.
1sd Bleyius Il atllhK.up s0ms rooms
iuElbs Raymond foom 10 ts used, b
IN Y. kcSpaddsn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09

The Campbell RAtcliff Land Com
pAny ara belfiing several coed houses
on their farms IN the coaatfy
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
"COKE-OYEN BASIS" UNFAIR
Coal Operators Get Decision Against
Railroads.
Car Distribution Now to BE Accord
ing 10 Mine Capacity-Com-
mission Ruling.

An important decision, putting an end
to the method OF car distribution known
as the -'cOke-oven basis" was made yes
tsrday By the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in the case of the Powhatan Coal
and Coke Company against the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company and fifty
six other coal operating companies in
the Pocoh0ntas district of West Virginia.
The opinion was written by Chairman
Martin a. Knapp, The complaint in
this proceeding alleged that the me -t0d
ef car distribution known as the coke
oven basis" enforced by the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company, unduly dis
criminated against the complainant, and
asked that the so-calIed capacity basis
Of car distribution De adopted
The theory of the c0ke-oven basis of
distribution is that the available supply
Of coal cars shall be distributed TO mine
operators in proportion 10 the number Of
coke ovens erected by each operator
The commission. after considering all
the facts and circumstances in the case.
decided The coke-oyeu basis does not
fairly measure the relaIlNe rights oi lue
various operators but unduly discTimi-
mated against complainant and operators
10 the unreasonable preference of other
mining companies in the same field.
The commission further declared that
while the mine capacity Of a given ship
per may be greater than his allotment
of cars. get where this is also the case
as to other shippers similarly situated in
the same coal field it is the duty of the
carrier. when the supply Of cars is in
adequate. 20 fairly distribute the avail
able number among all operators.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Chichester-Joscph Zego0i.z ct uz.. to IAETencs
Mills lets g and s.. So
Eighteenth street southeast. between and
strects-B Benjamin T. Edwards 81 ny To- Homer
F. Teuny. north half # BET %, square l0aS S30.
lie Droit Park-James N Ford ard Thomas GIs-
ham end wives to Mary Ford, lots g. block s,
SO. same 10 Milton T. Ford lot 81 block 8:
Milton T. Ford TO Henrietta L. Graham. lot
g. block 3 SO
D street southeast, between Third and Fourth
streets-lsabella Robert pt al TO John Miller lot
IS square 792 $40
Burrviile-James :. Fraser 10 Charles n Nussbaun.
lots 10 5, square 53g sic.
Clark Mills Estate-Charles T. Bassett TO James 8.
Fraser. part lot g. $40
Riggs street northwest, between Thirteenth ard
Fourteenth streets<Joseph +. Hin et yir. Will
lam A. 20 karoine ChFistoIh. lot lis. square 90,
New Jersey avenue southeast. between 7 and N
st5eets-Lawrence Hufty and Edwin j. Wilson,
trustees. to Malcolm Hufty. lCt o. sQlsre noTt5
Of square 743, $3.50.
Blo0mingdale-C Charles a. Kimhan ct TX % Max II.
Cook. part loi TO- block s. $40
L0ngneckers Addition TO Congress Helghts-Henry
e. Longneckef ct ux. 90 Henrietta Westnedge,
lot 9, square c, SO
Z street southeast, between seventh ana Eighth
streets-Iane r. Bland et viz. Charles W. 10
James Trimble, part original lot l. square 22.
SO james Tnmble 20 Charles ". Bland. part
original lot T. square 9E, $40
Alley between Thirteenth and Fourteenth and
and w streets northvest-Charies NJ Jones to
Norman T. Ryon lot So square 20. SO.
Fl street northwest between Eighth and Ninth
sfreets-GeoIgiaua Rowland 10 Gustav E0igr,
part original lot l. square to4. SlO0
c zssst southwest between ThiuCen-aud- -a-half and
Fourteenth stroets-James H. TayloT. trustee 10
Louis A. johnson, original l0t 3. square 2s3,
S3Ss5
Ward place northwest between Twenty-frst and
Twenty-seeond stTeets-Thomas H. Wilkinson ct
ux TO John C. Dancy. parts lots e. So and 81,
square 20. $40
1876 and Io2s street northwsst-Charles Early e.
ux 70 George ;. webb lois 50 and Co. square
ll6 SIC.
woodrdge-E. B. Townsend ct uz 70 Jean L. r.
lngod, lot g. block 8, So
Pleasant Elains-Augusta G.. Motz to Carrie T.
Hartshon. lot g. square 1895. $40
Water street. near AqHldHCt BTidgr-CharlCs ~
Campbell ct Ct al 20 the Potomac Boat Club
Of the District Of Columbia. parcel in T. b. +.
and D.'s addition. Ss,S3L
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

WITH LARGE GROUND.
Very attractive rev 7-room. twostory frame
house with furnace; bath; double floors; electric
light: hot and cold water throughout $50,
HOUSE WITH STABLE
Lot s8xll6 northeast; not far ont; $50.
FACES PARK
House of a rooms; wide frontage; northwest
electric lights; very attractive within and with
out; Sl2.J00; a very good value.
STORE AND DWELLING,
Ninth street northwest; nine rooms; three
stories: SLg5o.
TWO STORIES. EIGHT ROOMS
-Four rooms on each floor; wide frontage;
northwest: very fine property at $500.
CENTRAL.
West of Ninth and south Of Rhode Island
aytuue nincI0om house, 2 feet 'front.' s. 500.
FINE HOUSE FINE LOCATION.
Very attractive house Of % rooms; steam heat
coed width; IN perfect reIair; for sale on very
easg terms s9zO
II PER CENT INVESTMENT.
Northeast; rent, so; S34s annually; price,
Sl0J
CHEAP HOME NORTHEAST.
SiI-ru0m. bay window. brick corner Il alle5
ouly $3.50. Good for home Investment.
EIGHT-BOOM. TWO-STORY HOUSE
located On one Of thc most select residence
avenues in Washington; northwest; hot water
heat good bath a popular house IN plan and
construction; 800
PRETTY SUBURBAN PLACE
sevon-T0om house with large grounds; fruit
trees; convenient 60 cars.
DOWN TOWN.
West Of Ninth street; sU-ro0m house with
deep lot; house in good condition; 500
MOORE n HILL Unc),
1923 G. ST. \. ".
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estate.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
Probate Court.


Estate Il ChTistiaua G.. Queen, wiIl dated OCtJbsg
O. 1893. and petition f1r probate and record q wiI
and letters tastameDtarY Attorneys. Lambert AZ
Mclean
Estate of Michael Liston. petition for letters Il
administration. ArLCIey. a II. Bell
Estate 0f Charles q. stewart l-ifr granting let
teis & administration. bond $50. Attorney, l.
NJ King
Estate q Catherine Rupert order admitting
vlI 10 probate and fsc1rdNEHd letters testsmCHyar;
bond. 500 Attorney, J. H. TayI1I.
Estate q Rgndall T. Clrbiu. order granting la--
ters Of admssrIatian, bond. s. CO. attorneys.
Barnard & J1lu-5n.
Estate q Louise A. b. Hughes. order fixing IS
sues-
Estate q James NJ Dean, order Authorizing set
tlement q claim Attomgs. Barnard e johnson
Estate u james y. Co1ar- order a1thorlzng sais
u interest iH business AtJ0mer T. 4. Newman.
Estate of HAMPTON y. Dsuman; order granting
instructions. AttcuaJs. Hamilton. Colbert. Yarkes
q Hamilton
Estate Of ear,laius T. Beaie. order appointing
guardian. bond, $500
Estate Of Daniel Sweeney. VIII dated October 3s.
1851 filed
Estate Of Ellen n Cotton: order declaring d1mi.
cilc.
Estate of George T. Mattin=ly; retitiou for let
teis e adminIsrIaTl1G. ArgUeys Blair ThCm
Estate q John b. Iugeien. petition for letters
Of admuisira1igE. Attorney F. +. Elder
Estate of Mary l. Town; uil dated November IS,
1865. dlad.
Estate of Joseph P. Ginu: VIII dated November
H. 1907 fled
Estate q HgFbert n. Camp. VIII dated August
l9 lsg7 fled.
Estate e 1IaT J. Robbins petition for letters
Ct administration. Att0mer. J. A. johnson.
Estate Of Joseph q. Day5r; petition far letters
d administrator. Attorney. ". =. Ambrose.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
Circuit Court No. L
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


No. N06l. Street IS Richards; order fixing bond
on appeal at Sl.000 70 act a supcTsedeas Att0r-
ucys Howard B0yd-W. c. Prentiss.
No, t9Tll. Borlner. by next friend, ys. Washing
ton, Alexandra and Mount Vernon Railway Com
pany; suggestion Of marriage Of plaintiff ana order
substituting name Of Dorothy BOTineT Ruess by
her next friend. Royce a. Ruess. as plaintiff. At
1omeys ". G. Gardiner and Z. y. Hopewell-A
\ Hoehlng. ir.
No 1857. Hail vs. Dietz: on trial. ATTORNEYS. ]
A. BurkaTt and David Rothschild-Leon TobTiner.
No 49is9 Madre rs. Norwich Union Fire Insur-
ance Company; motion 70, new tTial. Attorneys.
W H. Richards and NJ \. RichardsOn-Bak
Sheehy & Hogan.
No 4s7ls Collier rs. Egbert; trial by court: YER
diet for plaintiff for S5. with interest from Janu-
c. Wells-F. d. blackstone.
Assignments for to-day;
No 27l. Barron G. Collier Gucl vs. Egbert. At
torueys. A. c. Wells-F. D. Blackstone
No. 4J0is. Davis Is Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. L. H. DaTid-C A.
Douglas and G. p Hoover.
No. Z73. HendCrSCn vs. Ferry ct al. ATTORNEYS
Charles Poe-G F. Williams
10. rs. johnson Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys Edwin Forrest and
Charles Bendhsim-C A. Douglas and q. p
Hoover.
No. 2S9 DAILY & Knghtly vs. souder. Attorneys.
" N. Ofiey-W. o. Balderston.
No &H Washington. &c. rs 4 S Reavs
Sheet Metal Cornice Company. Attorneys. L. J.
Mather-R. Ross Perry & Son and BFandenburg &
BTandeubuTg
No. 29. Scott, administrator rs. Putnam, ad-
lninistTatOF- Attorneys J.. T. Everett. Louis Mel.
mar, and T. W. r. Ewing-W. H. Robescn.
No. 81. M0orehesd rs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys. f. A. Jones, q. c.
shiun and Il. 7. Niteheli-C. a. Douglas and c.
7. Hoover.
No 23 Bordner &c, vs. Washington, Alex
andra and Mount Vernon Railway Company. At
toneys, ". G. Gardiner and Z. n. HopeWell-A
A. Hoehling
40. 80. S0nneman Is. Philadelphia, Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
TRANS PACIFIC MAILS.

Tahiti ard NiaTQuesas Islands via San Francisco.
close here dasly at els p. m. up 10 January @ for
dispatch by steamer MaripOsa-
japan, KoTeg China. and Philippine Islands VIA
Seattle. close here daily at els u. N. up to Jan
uary 90 foT dispatch by steamer Iyo Manu-.
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily at 615 p m up 10
January 81 for dispatch by United States transport
Hawaii via san francisco close here daily az Sis
D. N. I'D 70 February 3 fr dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Isl
ands. via San Francisco. close here daily at SIS
D. N. up TO February Q. for dispatch by steamer
HongSonc Marl-
Australia (ezceEt mails for West Austrslia), New
Zealand, and New Caledonia, via San Francisco
close here daily at 6I5 up to February O. for dis
Patch by steamer Yeddo.
japan, Korea China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, r. c.. close here daily at
615 T m. up TO February 2 for dispatch by steam
er Empress Of India.
japan, Korea China. and Philippine Islands via
Tacoma, close here daily at 6I5 p. H. up 70 Febrl-
ary "a. for dispatch by steamer Belierophon
Hawaii japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Isl
auds, via San Francisco. close here daily at sd5
p m. up to February % for disT4teh by steamer
Korea.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
WALL PAPER.

WE WISH TO SELL OUR OYERSTOCK or
vail paper az a very low sacrifice CaI and see
our stock. F. e. NOLTE. 907 Ilth ST. NV.
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The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B-FuuoWing schedule figures published only
as information end are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
AshegIe, Chattanooga Memphis, 900 a. u. and
loo p. m. daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans, 1915 p m. daily,
For Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida points,
4l0 D. m. daily.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta, Aiken, ll0
p m. and $50 p. m daily
Tourist cars for California, tri-weekly 40 2. N.
Local FOR Hauis0nbuIg, :05 a. N. daily; 4:l5 p m.
week days; for Danyillc $40 a. m. daily, and fur
Charlottesville sos a. ID. and 30 D. N. daily
Frequent trains to and from Buemout
L. s. BROWN, General Agent