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the watch to ward off the Indian irroads, and
to follow the war-parties, and try to rescue the
prisoners. Once his own daughter, and two other
girls who were with her, carried off by q band
Of Indians. Boone raised some friends and fol-
lowed the trail steadily for two days and night;
then they came to where the Indians had killed q
buffalo calf and camped around it. Firing
from little distance, the whites shot two of the
Indians. and rushing in, rescued the girls. On an
other OCCASION when Boone had gone to visit salt
lick with his brother, the Indians ambushed them
and shot the latter. Boone himself escaped but the
Indians followed him for three miles by the aid of
tracking dog, until Boone turned. shot the dog.
and then euded his pursuers. In company with
Simon Kenton and many other noted hunters and
wilderness warriors, he and again took part in
expeditions into the Indian country where they
killed the braves and drove off the horses Twice
bands OF Indians, accompanied by French Tory and
British partizans from Detroit. bearing the flag of
Great Britain, attacked Boonesborough. In each
case Boone and his felow-set,lers beat them OF
with loss A, the fatal battle OF the Blue Licks in
which two hundred OF the best rfenen of Kentucky
were beaten with terrible slaughter by great force
OF Indians from the lakes, Boone commanded the
lett wing. Leading his men, rife in hand. he pushed
back and overthrow the force against him; but
meanwhile the Indians destroyed the right wing and
center, and got round in his rear so that there was
nothing left Tor Boone's except 10 fee with all
possible speed
As Kentucky became settled, Boone grew restless
and i'll at He loved the wilderness. he loved
the great forests and the great praTie-like giades.
and the life in the little lonely cabin where from the
door he could see the deer come out into the clear
ing at n:ghtfaIL The ncighborhood OF his
kind made him feel cramped and ii SO he
moved westward with the frontier: and as
Kentucky filed up he crossed the Mississippi and
settled the borders OF the prairie country Of
Missouri, where Spania-ds, who ruled the territory.
made him AT aI-alde or ;2dge. He lived to great
age, and died On he border tackwoods hunter
to the last
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The next lew years were passed by Boone amid
uncnding Indian conflicts. He was : leader among
the settlers, both il peace and in war. At one time
he represented them in the House OF Burgesses OF
Virginia; another time he a member OF the
first little Kentucky parliament itself and he became
a colonel OF the frontier militia. He titled the
land, and he chopped the trees himself; he helped
to build the cabins and stockades with his own
hands, welding the long handed, lght-headed
frontier skifuly as other frontie-smen. His
main business that Of surveyor, for his knowl-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-01

new country; but while passing through the frown-
'nH dctles Q; Cumberland Gap, they attacked
by Indians, and driven back--two Of Boonc's own
sons being slain IN IT'S. however, he made
another attempt; and this attempt was successful
The Indians attacked the newcomers; but by this
time the parties OF wouId-be settlers were sufi-
GENTLY numerous to hold their own, They beat
back the Indians, and built rough little hamlets
surrounded b. log stockades, Boones borough and
Harrodsburg; and the permanent settlement of
Kentucky had begun.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-01
AN ELEPHANT TRAINED BY A CHILD.

How many children who have seen the great
clumsy elephants in the circus would ma CINE that
hese animals be trained be the play
things OF children. 1t sounds strange indeed but
It is true enough There is at least little girl
who has trained elephant do ali OF tricks
and who has him daily payfellow This little
girl is named Hattie, and her father is celebrated
trainer Of wild animals in a great men2geric The
Elephant brought from Ceylon some years ago,
and little Hattie took great and sudden liking
him. Whether this elephant prefers life in CeyIon
10 life in the mcnagerie is uncertain. though she
appears be perfectly contented. AT any rate,
those who have a wide knowledge of such subjects
say that this elephant 5 Il. most intelligent and
the most amable elephant that be found any
where.
The most amusing trick which the child taught
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-01

the elephant to perform according TO the verdict
OF many spectators. Is that of waitring Hattie
amused many of her friends by taking light wand
IN her hand, arr walking backwards while in front
OF the big elephant, whstling humI1ling a waltz
tune The elephant would follow his mistress
Waiting along in perfect time and really quite
gracefully for such huge creature.
Another remarkable trick that OF playing
4 mouth-organ while solemnly dancing the top
of a box two feet square. The seriousness with
which the big animal did this musical trick always
provoked laugh.
Little Hattie always maintained that the elephant
could play such tunes "Star-Spanged Banner"
and Yankee Doodle, but eminent musician.
quite sure that this was merely friendly thsory
rather than a fact
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fPnee. quoted ara wholesale

Prices remained unchanged in the wholesale mar
kct yesterday. and pretty much the same conditions
peFaed as during the early part Of the week. Eggs
we're IN moderate supply. Trick. ineluding early
beIries fTpm the sguih Is in full supply. vita
prices easier than Rss the case q week ago Nearly
al grades Of provisions are moving vel and the
market has a healthy tone
BUTTER-Creamesy. fancy. 30lzAsi; do, Western
hrss. 2sasoi do. seconds za25; process fancy "a
25; oc fair 10 good, zlaE; dairy choice Dla22.
good. lsa20. stoTe-paeked. fresh, leals
CHEESE-Market firm and active On all kinds,
Rev York State factory, large lsal6k: do. fats.
l6lsai7: do small l0sal7: do. sumner large isais;
do summer, small iiai4z; do fair 10 good l2s1ss
Western. factory EsE. CHOICE lilsai5; do. fair ts
good, II; Virginia. 10
EGGs-Nesr-by fresh Virginia. loss OF Isalsis.
aYerage l4h: West Virginia and Southwest Vir-
ginia. lalk Tennessee. IA; North Carolina. Il,
duck IsaD.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicss.-s. fancy. lss0. AVERAGE
IaIs spring. Gas; hens, lyzgli, Teosters G. ducks
large issA; do small. llal2 geese, 8al0; tsTkeys
toms, per b. IL; do, hens. i5; do, thin 70. keats.
10.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. hens uBdrsv7.
per h. B do. average undrawn. ;7als; do.
thin i0sl2; toms, l5aI; chickens. large, Ia19;
small. 20aZ hens. choice, Is; rO0steTs, g; ducks,
cid l3sl5 gcese. loal2; capons. lib. aseFsge &a22;
small. l3a29.
DRESSED MEATS = Calves, full dressed, sss,
heads or SAG hog dressed calves. 6a7i hams country
T-cured. I2al4.
YEGETABLES-Potatoes per bushel 75as9 rural,
50a60: Mccormack 5es55; sweet potatoes TeF bauel
i.0ea500 yams, 350ai00; arTarsgus yer dozen f9]a
500. cabbage. per CWt. S0as9: celery Florida, per
crate, 2ega2Ni lettuce. Florida per basket 25al 2.
oni0ns, Bermuda per crate, Ll5a20; Ohio, per
bushel, eae0 peppers, Florida Per carrier e5a2 .
string beans gTecn per basket. 3G0al00: tomatoes
! Florida fancy, per crate 2V)a3o9.
/ GREEN FRUiTS-Apples, York Imperial uer bbl
L50a2 20; Ben Davis. L50a250; Wine ssp. 59as 09:
AIbemarle Pippn 400: fancy table fruit 2o0as .;
spy 2o0a3 q loose packed Le0al-59; oranges Flor.
/ ida bright per box. Is: do. HIsssts 25: Cali
fornia nayes za2e5; gspe fruit Florida. per box,
/ 350a4oo; cranberEies, per box, 205a35l do. per
E bbl.. 50lss0
/ sUNDRIES-Beeswax, 2 tallow. 4; honey. uhifs
clover I-Ib new, 3; do. 2lb new. Hal2 ginseng.
per H. 5.0oas.o0; Seneca per h. 90; Golden Seal
/ 4Gai5; Pink. l2sB Mandrake, 2ss; Snake Root. s.
/ GRAIN-Wheat. Southern grade sias5; re.
75aS9 corn. sbeed white, 7oa75; d. yellow, 78a75;
do. car 2.75a32j; oats Western white. No. p 6la6s :
do. mixed 5sa6o
/ WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed. free Of hurs
per sn.. 2sa50; do. unEashed free o burs 22a2, d.
burr. lsag6; hides green, 5; do. dr., SAG; sheep
skins, green each T5a1oo; Co, dry, Saso: calfskus
green. L0lal To- muskrat 25a29: skunk, 25a75i MINK
1 29ls3oo; rabbit skins. !; opDosum. Dai5: rzcoo0n.
/ ba90; fox, red. l-25al-75i do, sTay. 59aiA
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

baltimore. Aprl 22-Foilowias are the Official
prices to-day:
BUTTER Creamery. fancy. per pound. 91a5lis !;
imitation, 9a2l Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls.
eoaZ2: stoge-pacsed, Ohio. l6aE; do, West Fir-
giuia. lsa2l. Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania
dairy prints 2a2
LIVE POULTRY Chickens young, large, per
pound, lsa29; winter. pounds and under 8la25;
spring II. and II pounds. l2ai3; do oid hens h..
iFzsl5i ducks puddle peT No.. young lal3; do,
yOtns. Ainsc0y and monUel- per D.. uaI2
EGGS-4laryiand and Peunsyl lFania, fresh Per
dozen. is. duck nearby ls
FOTATOES-WbiJ biJe. nearby. prime, rer bus. ga
70, Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, FER bus,
75as0. Potomac and Delaware pr bb- L0a4s9
GREEN FRUITS AND NEGETABLES-A -AuT.lsz
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia Fer bh- No.
l. L15aZ25. do. small. common. LZ5al5j, do. per
abb basket. 5a75. do New York assorted. bbl
0Ca40o. lettuce Norfolk, per Abb, has. sal % {;
eCgrzauts Florida. Ter crate. l51zEo9; oranges
Florida per box as 90 size LI5aZ >: peas florida.
per has. 1880 squash. Florida, Per has. la
2e8 straVbeITies Florida. per quart ssl5; tma-
toes. Florida Ter carrier. fancy, 2oa25o; fair.
IZ5al.5o: tumips. native. per bus. 25a59; ceery,
FloTids, Ter crate. laaZ99.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK April 2-sUGAR-The domestic -
dned slsar was steady and unchanged. spot rsw
sugars we're decidedly firm az an advance II s ceuf.
Centrifugal quoted asa Aaseoyado. az 2Ss-s, and
moiasscs sugar. At 273is. The Lcudcn beet slglT
market was funer with sn increased demand. April
and Msy advancing ed. t0 lis l0,1d for both.
BUTTER Receipts 2aS package. Choice firm.
Creamery extra Ela. hrts. EaE
EGGS@Receipts. &.i55 cases STEADY Near-oy,
shife fsucy. I9aleiz, CO.. missed fancy. IS
MILL FEED-More demand for middlIngs sTTIng
h1an. iu lG3Ib SACKS. 70 arrive. go middiinEs
209; ctg bran. 3seo in balk; Western red dos
3lee t5 arrive winter wheat bran in Ieo-ib sacks,
&le
0ATs-steads. Trade is dun No. ,. white. IS
Ne. T. white Is No Q mixed 81.
FLOUR-Fim. Moderate inquiry. spring ustelts.
Z5s553: spring clears AE5e3 60: winter stTaigltS.
Eas69: winter clears 4l5a451; Kansas in sacks.
patents. 3sa5lo; straight, 4.aoaf6o clears, 4l'a
A2
RYE FLOUR-stesdy, Moderate rate business.
We quote 4Gsa5.@.
CORN AlEAI,-Steady Small supply Kiln disd,
FOX export. 365. coarse neal iH bags. L4lal-G
HAY-RcceiTfs L6io tons Firm. far demand.
Prime timothy, Leo No ], 95i No. 2 sSasoi No.
g. .5a9
STRAW Strong. fair inquiry. long rye, 5oa75
BEEF-FiTm Light supply. Fsmily, l5elala5li
faczct l00als.S
TAII0W-st Steady. Dull trade. City. IN hhds., 81.
LARD-Inaetive. Prime Western. SIS: city, So
refined cont bent SIS; South American. 9:75, r.
fined Brazilian. kegs. u00; Cty szea1iue- sA.i
oleostelrlne quiet; NeR York. lliai Chicago, uA
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Jspsn. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily at 6a5 D. m. up 10 April
Q for dispatch by steamer iyo Mau.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, close here daily at
s16 D m. up to April q for dispatch By steamer
Alameda
Francisco. close here daily at eos p m. up to
April 80 for dispatch by United States transport
Australia Except mails fer West Australia, New
Zealand Samoan Islands, and New Caledonia, via
San Francisco close here daily al 500 D. m up to
May 3, for dispatch by Australian Mail Line.
Hawaii Japan Korea China, and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco close here daily at sos
D. M. up to MAY g. for dispatch by steamer Korea.
Japan, Kores, China. and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria b. C.. close here daily at
sos D. m. up to May 6, for dispatch by steamer
Empress of India.
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via San Francisco
close here daily at s15 p up 20 May ~ for
dispatch By steamer MaripOSa.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April 2,-Following are the Official
prices Al the principal commission houses:
WHEAT-Sp0t contract. s74as5. No. red West
EN-. ssiEss3& April. ei24asS NAV. ssAss5iz; Jaly,
81 asked; steamer No. red sia95il receipts, ESD
bushels. Southern On grade. Sass.
CORN-Spot mixed. 69ssa6s1k No ? white. 7oisa
71ss. April 6a7sa69la May. 69'4a6Ss july, 61sa
69 steamer mixed. S5asa65. receipts. 25sS bushels
exports. 80 bushels: Southern white corn, 70iz :
Southern yellow corn. 6Sa7l
RYE-Siock in elevators 39.5is bushels: ship
meuts from elevators s33 bushels. No Western
rye export Sass.
OATS-Stock in elevators. I2s39 bushels; ship
meurs from elevators Il ale bushels. White, No 2
heavy 50. do No @ light TO medium. 5sa5s's
do No. 8. hesTy. 57iaa5Sia; de-, No. s. medium,
55l sa57ls; do, Nc 3 light, 5ss565z Do, No. +.
light 10 heavy. sass mixed. No 2 55iia56 DO,
Ne g. s3aA; de-. No. T. 52as2is.
FLOUR-Winter extra. s. ses409; do. clear t.65a
40; do straight 42ia4.i5; do, patent. 4e1ai75; F.;
spring clear 431sl0. Do. straight. te2a52 do.
patent 5.Za555; Cts Mills bes. patent, ee): de-.
high-grade patent So: Go... straight 400; do,
choice family 46e. extra s03aLlG Tys -four. ne
dium TO choice. 4.59a9.so.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-23

N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding Probate Court, Estate Of
Mary ]. Nourse, Deceased. No l5l59 AdministTa-
tion.-Appiicstion having been made herein for pro-
bate q the last sill and testament q said de-
ceased and for letters testamentay on said estate
by James B. Nourse aud Richard Douglass Simms
executors ia said wn named IL IS ordered this
18th day Of April. 1858, that Charles y. SBnms Of
Charleston, ". Va. Rosa .. Chew Williams q
Baltimore. Md Jannett r. Chew Clagstt 4 Fred
erics County, nd; Constance Nourse. Mary f.
Nourse Charlotte ST. q. Ncurse Walter p No,rse
and AuEie & Nsurse. q Fauqaisr C0mty Va:
Charles J. Nourse. IT.. 3d.. Julia N0urse r.
and Julia J.. Nourse. q New York Cily. State
of Men York and all others concerned APPEAR
ID said court on MONDAY, the 18th dsY Of Nfav
l9s az De O'Clock m., 10 show cause why such
application should net be granted let notice
hereof be published I'm the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Herald once Ia each
three successive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the first publication 70 be not less than
thirty DAYS before said return. ASHLEY ~
GOULD. Justice JAMES H. TAYLOR, Attorne7.
A true oopy-At,est: (seaIl JAMES TANNER,
Register Of Wills. apls.S3
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL z. 1905.
Leave Washington New Union Stati0n
SIS a. m--Daly-AN points Norfolk and West
eTn. also Knoxville Chattanooga. and Memphis
l0a5 p. m.-Daiy-Roanoke Bristol, Winston.
Salem Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining cars.
Fer N0rfolk-Leave Washington 4sQ a. n daily
u:l5 e. N daily 3,ij ?. n. daily AuiFe Norfolk
II % a. Ia. So p. n. 0s5 p n.
40 q m--Daily-Beuyvile. Luray, Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest errive SIS a. N. and
Il 80 =. N.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
sveuua fH1g,a Ruiidinrl
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FOR RENT-0FFICEs.

FOR RENT-THE n ARYLAND- BUILDING. 14lO
II 81 nv. Office rooms. single or en- suite; price
includes heat light and elevator and ianior service
Apply 10 WEAVER BROS, I4l6 ST. Nv. aplstF
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-FolloWing schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
Asheville, Chattanooga. Memphis, SIS a n. aud
II 90 T. N. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans 1856 p n. daily
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. Savan-
nah. Jacksonville, and Florida points. $40 D n.
dsily.
Tourist cars for California tri-weekiy. 40 ?. N.
Local for HaTisOnbuTE, 80 a. m daily lI5 p. N.
week days; for Danyille SIS e. III daily and for
Charlottesville. s.l5 q 70 and IS p. n daily. Ere
quent trains 10 and from Bluemont.
l. 5. BROWN. General Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.


NOTE-P published oiily as Information. and not
guaranteed.
400 P. NC, & o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast Tes-
tibule train. Pullman seepers TO Lexington Louis
Vile Cincinnati, Indianapolis Chicago. and St
Louis. PaTiuT tor Virs ia Hot Springs weck
days. Pullman cars Louisville TO Nashville Mem
service
ni0 P. M.-F. F. V. LIMITED. Daily-soid
Eestibuls tram. Pullman SleepsTs % Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartmen. sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hct Springs week days Dining
cars a Ia carte service Pullman Sieepers Cincinnati
20 Chicago and St Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans
Reservations aud tickets at Chesaueake and Ohio
Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, 69 l4th street,
near /. and New Union Station. Telephones Main
$50 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
1863 or 2206 for c. & D. Ticket 0fice
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DYEING CLEANING, PRESSING.

DyEING, CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING,
and repairing for ladies and gentlemen; work
called for and delivered. STRICKLAND'S PRESS
ING CLUB. 81 month. 1914 II ST. nv.
DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING SUITS. pc:
pants pressed, loe; skirts cleaned. 75c. S. SHER.
MAN 2l26 18th s. aps-Na
DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING La
dies and gentlemen's suits made to order. phone
\. 7lse B. HUT. 1873 St. NV, formerly 1903
9 St sp5730t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. 1g1 PENNA. AVE
Notice-FoIloEing schedule not guaranteed
s05 A. NJ. Dsny-Seaboard Mail. Througl coaches
and Pullman slsepers 70 Savannah and JaeksonyiIe
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlet
to Atlanta Dining cars.
so P. NJ. Dzily-seaboard Express. Coaches and
Pullman to savannah. Jacksonville Tampa. Atlanta.
Birmingham, Memphis. Dining cars
r. II. STANSELL. District PASSENGER AGENT.
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Charges wife with Desertion.

James L. Turner yesterday filed suit for
a legal separation from his wife Maria A.
Turner. According to the petition the
parties were married November ! 1868.
and the wife deserted her home February
% taking with her all the furniture ex-
cept a parloT suite
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MOTORCYCLES.

READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLES
Best on Earth
Let rs give you a demonstration
r. S Bicycles from SIS to $50
r \. MUDD. JT., 1873 n. Y. ave. NV. aDl6-r
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert repairing;
the kind you have been looking for; any make sng.
where. any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL. I4j7
New York ave Tel. Main 1888 ap7-u
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE
Superintendent United States Capitol Building
ard Grounds Washington. d. C., March 81. ls0S-
Sealed proposals I'm duplicated viii b received ard
publicly opened al the above ofics at y O'Clock
noon. SATURDAY. April p 1905 for all metal
saircasgs and - eleIator iucl0sGres n the Office
building United states Senate Washington d. G.
Plans aud specifications may be Lad b. depositing
$50 with The above Office to guarantee the return
Of the plsus after ,he award Of contract Each bid
nus. BE- accompanied by a certified check OF surety
bend In the # I've per cent Is per cent Of the
amount II The hid SuFeties IN the sum q hfty per
Ont 10 uer cent Of the Contract price vill BE- re-
quired With the CONTRACT. The rgnt is reserved 10
reiect any or al bids and 20 waive technicaities
and infornslities ELLIOTT WOODS. superiu-
tendenl United States Capitol Building and Grounds
ap3l0l53
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
STORAGE.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED, 81 PER LOAD.
Carriages, 81; pianos, 75c; trunks. boxes bsrrsls
&c sc each. Separate rooms 3
WEST END STORAGE CO.,
1921 F st NV. 521 st. NV,
WHY PAY M0REG WE STORE FOR 7sO a
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, ns4a-
i12 10th Il nv. Phone Main s2z9 mass1t
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RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY co.
THE ELECTRIC LINE"
With the most Injurious. best lighted and fastest
interurban cars in America
THE NEW AND BEST WAY"
TO BALTIMORE, ANNAPOLIS. AND GREAT
U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY.
ONLY Is MINUTES"
From White House Station" g5th and H sss.
NDBTHEAsTl, Washington, TO the heart Of the busl-
ness, shopping hotel and theater districts Of Balti
more and direct connection With every important
street car line IN that city
"ONLY i5 MINUTES"
TO ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT q. s.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
The only line whose ca enter that city and reach
the gate Of the Naval Academy.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS
All 18th and ID So, cars leaving the corner OF l9h
and \. Y. ave. NORTH VEST every three minutes
make direct connection with Through Limited Palace
Cars. leaving White House Station:
For Baltimore, every hour the half hour from
80 a. N. to Il 30 D N. daily.
fof Annapolis and L. :. Naval Acadeinys efsls
hour on the half hour. from $50 N, and contin-
uing until Z 20 p. M. and at $50 and lis9 ?. m.
daily. All the cars however VIII require transfer a.
Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may be obtained By taking any
Of the Limited cars for Baltimore and trsnsieHlns
al Naval Academy Junction.
NO walking hiring Of cabs necessary II Nsshlng-
ton 10 reach our station
Fares. One way Round trip.
To Baltimore Md....-......... 75c Sl.2
To Annapolis. Nd, aud L. S.
Naval Academy .-.-..... 75c. SIS
Tickets issued by this company include street car
fare IN the District Of Columbia on the lines Of The
Washington Railway and Electric Company.
For information and tickets apply al ticket Offices,
18th and \. Y. ave. nv. 18th and ID stz ns-'
Washington, D. c. OF address
W. E. SLAUGHTER,
General Traffic Manager. Baltimore, Nd
Ap5-tf
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SUMMER HOMES.

THE GRANT PARISH PROPERTIES = NEW
port. Bar Harbor, Maine Coast, Jenox, Etockbridgs
BsTkshires. Long Island Jersey Coast furnished VII
sp2Dt
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WANTED-AGENTs.

BE YOUR OWN BOSS: MAKE A GOOD IN
come at home; whole OF spare time any one can
Do it. Write FOR free circulars. W. SCHWABE.
s.. East cd ST., New Yogk. aDls-It
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& OHIO RAILROAD.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR. "
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, 2sD STREET, NEW YORK.
100 a. m. Diner. Pullman Parior
ts 90 a. M Buffet Parlor FiFe-hOuT Tysin
800 m. Diner and Pullman PaTlor Car.
III 80 a. N. Diner and Pullman Parlof Car.
= 90 p ~. Diner aud Pullman PaTleT Car
.59o D a. Royal Limited. AL Pullman ShouT.
"A 90 p. ~ Coaches 70 Philadelphia
20 ,. H. Diner and Pullman HaTlof.
- 90 p. N. Coaches TO Philadelphia,
II 20 =. n. Sieepers.
= SO a. N. Sleepers
ATLANTIC CITY. f7aO. 200. TIA a. Il. il@o
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
C1eek days, 90 q. m. to 100 ;. M
"a 5;al w.. le:9. 2 20. -. 800. 80 %
iS @ 959' i9s9 :. .ts = a. IN @ izSo P99a lz5' q
i553. $50. i6:o, $50, z 90, sc, ts-a, 'i0oo
'l8a5. 'u;U. b p. N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, 's:i0 s. H., sl.2. $50 D m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
'9:l9 a. H., 500 .. n, Il 40 night
PiITSBUkG. $40 a n. IL. SD p n. II 3
night
CLEVELAND, .s:i0 D n
COLUMBUS. $50 D. M
WHEELING '9:lg a. ~, so 2. N.
WINCHESTER. 1sl0 a. n, %, $50 D N
FREDERICK Is %. T8:e. s3.5 8. n. sl-o r 90
i535 D. IA
HAGERSTOWN. $40 g. H.. 800 p "a.
DAILY. Except Sunday. SUNDAY only
TELEPHONES At al Of the following Ticket OF
ices; lsls q ~. nv. Main 1851; 6ls PennsyiEaHii
ave. Main Le. New Union station: Ticket Office
Aain f5SJ. Information Bureau, Main 73s0.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-23
OLIVE OIL.

By DEALING at 5. A. G. STAND. gs CENTER
Market, next 10 ladies' waiting room yen can set
the best groceries for the least money. For food
or medicinal use, use PompeisR Olive on; 75e and
s. quart. u. $50. aDlsSt