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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
TROLLEY WIRE DROPPED.
Line on Twenty. eighth Street Block,
ed for an Hour.

AS one of The special trolley cars
bringing children from the Easter egg
hunt at lluckroe Beach was return
Ing to this city yesterday afternoon
about 4 o'clock. 1t broke the trolley
wire on Twenty.cgtth street near
Washington avenue. The line was
tied up for nearly an hour until the
necessary repairs could ho made hy
tho repair car ana a force of electric
fans.
When the wire fell several motor
men aud conductors attempted to move
II out of the way of wagons and pc.
destrians on The street. but tho wire
camo In contact with the track sew,
eral times causing n blaze and the
chr men gave mp rhc idea OF moving
the wire. Several hundred pcopla
We're attracted to the scene by the
shooting OF the flames when the wire
struck the track.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
vaudevllIe at the Academy.

Patrons of the Academy of Music
are promised the opportunity of see.
ing on tomorrow. two of the greatest
moving picture films ever shown in
his or any other city. Both films arc
said To be hoadlincrs direct from the
makers. spectacular and highly color
ed. In addition to the moving pic
lures the management has n special
act In Gus Burton and Marie Dealmo.
vocalists and instrnmentalists. who
present n lively novelty act
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19

FlREMEN'S BANQUET MAY G.
Prominent Visitors VIII be Guests of
laddes at the Warwick.


laddies at the Warwick.
Committees representing The three
volunteer fire companies of this city
are completing arrangements for the
banquet to be given ut Hotel Warwick
on May G, in honor of State Senator
Saxon w. Holt and Hon. w. Z. Bar
rett. The city's representatives. In the
legislature are TO be honored by the
llremen in token of appreciation or
their work in behalf of the firemen's
relief bill. which was passed during
the last session
Mayer S. r. Buxton will be the
toastmasicr. and among the prominent
visitors will be several leading mem
bers of the legislature and fire chiefs
from number of Virginia cities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
He Got What He Needed

mine years ago II looked as II my
time had come" says Mr.. c. Farthing.
iof mill Creek, Ind. Ter. 81 was so
run down that life hung on very
slender thread. II was then my drug
gist recommended Electric Biiters. |
bought a bottle and got what need.
ed--strength, ] mad one foot In The
grave, but Electric Bitters put Il back
on the turf again. and I've been well
ever since.' Sold nnder guarantee at
All Druggists, zoe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
y PREss NEWPoRI NIVs, VA, SUNDAY. APRIL 49, 1903.

tertalnment al the Young Mems
christian Association building at s
O'Clock tomorrow night for the benefit
OF the picture fund" This fund Will
he devoted To. purchasing pictmes OF
General Lee ind other famous Con.
Iederates for the city public school
bnllding. There win be silver Of
fering at the door aud refreshments
VIII be served after the entertain
ment without additional charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
FUNERAL OF Mr.. eELLENor.
Body Laid to Rest at GreenIawn
Cemetery

Body Laid to Rest at GreenIawn
Cemetery.
The funeral of the late MIR. Eugene
j. Bellenot, who died ut Albuquerque
New Mexico, last Monday morning,
occurred from the home of Mrs. Belle.
nots parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Via, on Twenty.sevcnth street at
. o'clock yesterday afternoon The
services We're conducted by Rev. w.
Ashury Christian. pastor of Trinity
Methodist church lnterment was
made Mt Graenlawn.
The funeral was largely attended
by the friends and there were many
and beautiful floral tributes.
Tho pallhearcrs were: Messrs. Ell
loc Morccocl, a. G.. Tolker. w. c.
Smith, II. W. Powell, Harry Parker
ana Charles Clark.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
plenty OF Trouble

is caused by stagnation OF the liver
aud bowels, To get rid OF it ami
headache ana biliousness and ine pol
son that brings jaundice. take DR..
Kings New Life Pills. the reliable
purifiers that do the work without
grinding or gripping. csc at All Drug
eists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
RAIN STOPPED GAMES.
Engine Craftsmen Were Walking
Away With Hull Men.

away win Hull Men.
Rain put an end to the baseball
game between the mines of the shin.
yard hull and engine drawing rooms
on the casino diamond yesterday ar.
tcrnoon at the close of the fourth IN
Ming. The Score stood l6 to 3 in IA.
vor of the engine players and doubt ,
less the hull men welcomed the show
er for 1t saved them from another
defeat.
The game which was to have been
played at the Canine at 4 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon between the mines OF
The Newport News Athletic Associa-
ton and the Hampton Young Mems
Christian Association had to be post
poned because of The showers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
Rehearsal at Academy.

A rehearsal of the opera "'rrial by
jury which is to be given at The
Academy of Music n week from Tues
day night for the benefit of Or. 10
seph Chaines Memorial Guild, was
held at the Academy yesterday af-
Iternoon. The rehearsal was the most
successful yet held.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
THE USE OF sExlnE PILLS.

No man or woman who is nervous.
weak or irritable. should fail to take
Sexine Pills. The treatment costs
only So. and 1t is fully guaranteed.
Sexne Pills make yon strong ana
happy. Price 81 box; six boxes So.
with moncy-back guarantee. For sale
ly AN Druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19

DO not forget the entertainment by
the Primary Department of the First
Presbyterian Sunday School in The
lecture room Friday evening. April
Gath Mt 7:30. Admission l5c. Ice
cream and cakes for sale ut close
of entertainment. 4.la.2t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19

Miss Virginia Bennett is ut home
from the Farmville Normal School 10
spend Enster with her parents AT SO
/ Twcnty-seventh street.
Commander ana Mrs. Victor Blue
and their little son Stuart, Command
cr buchanan, Commander Madison,
CaptainMarfshall. Lieutenant Richard.
son, Mr.. ana Mrs Derry, Miss Warning,
Miss Degrengrenal ana Miss Henri
eta Moore made trip to Dismal
Swamp yesterday. !,
DIR. and Mrs. j. Kennedy Corss Will
entertain u number of friends nj ,iih-
ner nj the Chambsrlm this evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G.. Roger left
yesterday for visit to friends in the
Shenandoah Valley.
Miss AMMO Sears left Yesterday for
Smthheld TO visit friends.
Miss Viola Breeder left yesterday
for New Kent county to spend Eastcr
with relatives.
Mrs. W. r. Marlborough, of Barton
Heights. Richmond. Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Il. s. Blanton. of Fiji
ticth street
Mrs Nv. NJ. Hunter, of Williams
burg, Is visiting friends in this city.
Misses Isabel and Florence Rich
nrdson are visiting relatives in Ports
mouth.
Prof L. u. Alsop is spending the
Easter holidays with friends in Rich
mond
Mr. Kielcen. of New York. is visit.
ing his daughter, MRS. Oscar Erlck-
son. on Poplar avenue.
Miss Lucy Curtis, who Is attending
Woman's College. Richmond. Is spend
ing the Easter holidays at her home
in this city.
Miss Mamie Carrington. of South
Boston, arrived here yesterday even.
/ ing to visit Miss Mamie REYNOLDS ON
West avenue
Miss Helen I.eylander who Is at
tending the Wyoming Seminary,
| WilkeS-Barre. Pa. IS spending the
Easter holidays with pr. and Mrs. ].
Kennedy Corss ut "Thc Clinton"
Mr.. Frank Curtis arrived here YES.
ierday from Randoph-Macon College
to spend Easter with his father. City
Treasurer j. NJ. Curtis.
! Mr.. William cotrcll who Is attend.
ing the Delaware College. Newark.
Delaware. is spending The Easter holl-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Cotrell.
DR.. and Mrs. Cary +. Via. of Glou.
cestcr county, are visiting DR. Was
parents. Mr., and Mrs. George e. Via
on Twenty-seventh street.
Miss Lucy Curtis. who is ATTENDING
school in Richmond. Is visiting her
father. City Treasurer ]. NJ. Curtis.
-1$--
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
Just Wait.

Every age the poor are better on
says hopeful and optimistic preach
er. Yes. all they have to do is TO wait
few ages.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
Do Your Duty.

DO your whole duty and keep
your mouth Shut" is an up-to.date
variant of trust in God and keep your
powder dry"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
zion A. M. e. church fcolA

is asking contributions from those
able 10 give $1,000 must be raised
by May "a t90s or the church building
will be lost. The movement has tho
endorsement of some of the leading
city officials, Communicate with Rev.
j. C, Edney, Pastor. G53 cath Street.
4-l4-l2t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
Lona.Lived Microbe.

The microbe flend will be confirmed
hardy microbes can live over two
centuries on the land and longer yet
in the water.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
shopIiftine CHARGED.

Charlotte Scott. negro woman
about 90 years old. who claims TO
live AT Morrrlsons. and Clyde Pratt.
an lS'year-old negro who lives on
Eighteenth street. were arrested in
Woolworlh's five and ten cent store
last night by Patrolman Webh on the
charge OF shoplifting. II Is alleged
that the boy stole about dollars
worth of articles. Both prisoners
We're locked up at the station house
on charges of larceny. They will be
given hearing before Justice Brown
in the police court tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
Persistent Complaint.

No matter whether lying comes from.
Indigestion or Indigestion from lying.
it's hard matter to cure either.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19

Typhoid Fever Costly TO state.
1t is estimated that typhoid fever
costs the state. OF Pennsylvania $751;
100000 year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
II Has Often Happened.

man may lack force and still
90 through fortune with consider
able speed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19

In Original Packages.
He keeps his friends who refuses to
amend them.-Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
Work.

Even the LATEST man is willing 10
work II he can pick the work
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
Sociai-PeEsonaf

Miss Virginia Bennett is ut home
from the Farmville Normal School 10
spend Enster with her parents NJ S23
Twenty-seventh street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19
Mrs. Rarneite,s Eunerni

Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Alma Barnette. who died Fri.
day afternoon after lingering Ill
ness. were held yesterday morning at
o'clock, at the residence. 1910 TWEEN
tieth street. Tho body was taken TO
Castlewood, Va. for intermen,. Mrs.
Barnette was SO years OF age. She
Is survived by her husband.
Miss Sinclair's Friday afternoon
class will be held Monday, at 4
o'clock. Easter german given Tues.
day night, April 2lst. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19

Have your prescriptions IilIcd, by 4
,graduate OF pharmacy Aliens Drug
Store. Patents al cut rate. 3.22.1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19

Entertainment at Y. M. C. A.
John w Daniel Chapter. Daughters
OF the confederacy. will give an en-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-19

Commander and Mrs. Victor Blue
and their little son Stuart, Command
or buchanan, Commander Madison,
CantainMarfshall, Lieutenant Richard.
son, Mr.. ana Mrs. Derry, Miss Warning,
Miss Degrengrenal ana Miss Henri.
eta Moore made a trip to Dismal
Swamp yesterday.
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
.SKIDOO COLD!
IS JOYOUS SHOUT
WEATHER MAN
VIII 10 Blow %
II dunno,
VIII Il Snow
NO, No. 70"

The weather man sighed, sickly, and
drew his easy chair closer to the open
fire
yes. It is going to stay cold" he
declared in a sad, soft voice.
How long Will It stay cold?" he was
asked.
Until tomorrow" he replied. I'VE will
get the worst Of 4. tonight. The tenn
perature is going to drop 10 about four
teen. and everybody that has been yell
ing for cold weather is going 10 SIT
by the furnace and curse mo-
"WiH IL blow?"
Il dunno" said the prognosdcatcr OF
ethereal and atmospheric possibilities, in
a voice that contained no great amount
OF hope, Il don't think 50 but you
can never tell"
viii IL snCW2"
NO. no. no." asserted the Weathsl
man aggressively, as he frightened ar
/ a little, that part Of the business has
passed. And what's more. the cold
/ weather won't last more than another
day"
Whereupon the questioner left tbs
| weather man TO his own sad thoughts
And as he marched down the windy
/ street the questlOner's feet kept time
! 10 the last part OF the foregoing con
/ VersaUOn.
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
"OICTORY BULLETS" FRAUD;
BARRED FROM THE MAILS
BY GOVERNMENTS ORDER

as It enters the human body Is com"
posed OF millions of tiny germs, forming
crystals in the weak spots OF the BODY
which are irritating and which c6uSe
nervous diseases besides many other Ills
which arG attributed TO othe- causes.
The Bureau of Chemistry. at the De
partment of Agriculture, reported that
there ives not one iota Of truth in the
above representations.
The q apartment also has issued q
fraud order against Banca Norocui anc
J. LeipZiger. at Bucharest, Roumania'
who ha, re been sending literature INTO
the United States advertising certain
lottery drawings. and soliciting remit
tances fOg tickets.
An order was also issued against the
Union Equity Company. East ST. Louis,
H., witch is stated to be rew name
for the Post True Principle company
which was denied the use OF the mails
in May las.
The fraud order against Doc +. b
Murphy and +. 3. Murphy, at New
York, which was suspended pendina
further investigation. is renewed by al
order issued b. the Postmaster Genera
Murphy claimed 10 have inside informa-
ton on race horses.
The Washington times., 1908-01-24

Victory Bullets have been shot out
Of business by a rapid-fire order of
Postmaster General Meyer. A fraud
order has been promulgated against the
Victory Remedy Company. its officers
and agents, and I. Robert Blackburn.
the proprietor, at Dayton. Ohio.
Victory Bullets, according to the adj
vertising matter OF the concern, is a
direct cure for the tobacco habit. and
victory powders, another production OF
the concern. would cure the same habit
indirectly. If given 10 the patient secretly
in coffee or food. The bullets and the
powders could be had for the price OF s.
and $3.50 per box.
The company made the startling claim
in its circulars, which were sent through
the United States mails. that 999 Crimi-
nails III each ! .0O0. One-half the insane.
and SO per cent of pGOrhouse inmates
used tobacco. and craved it; that every
drunkard began his downward career
with tobacco; that il drugs the heart
and that whisky braces It; that nicotine
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
Force of $50 Men
viii Attack SnOp
This Afternoon

With an appropriation OF $4,000 at its
command, the Street Cleaning Depart
ment is in a position to handle the pres
ent snow without any difficulty.
Superintendent TwOhey VIII have =
force OF 80 men in readiness to begin
the work Of cleaning the cross walks
and sewer traps this afternoon, II
weather conditions permit
1t IS impossible, he said, to accom-
plish anything until the thaw Degins. as
an attempt 10 remove the fee with mad
doxes will injure the streets. Il Is es-
timated that the snow can be removed
II one day.
Commissioner MacfarIand pointed out
today that with continued SHOWS such
as may be reasonably expected for the
next six weeks, the present apprOpTia-
ton would soon be exhausted. and the
$4,000 included IN the annual estimate
for removal OF snow and ice. Is needed.
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
MACDOWELL' DEATH
BIG Loss TO MUSIC

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Arrangoments
will be completed today for the funeral
OF Edward Alexander MacDoweH, the
noted composer, who died in mis- apart
ments at the Westminster Hotel last
night from nervous breakdown. caused
by overwOrk. The funeral. which Will
be held SUNDAY. will be attended by
many public men who were patrons of
the musician and who aided him in his
carly career.
A fund, recently raised to found mu-
steal scnoOi at MaCDoWelrs summer
home in New Hampshire, viii be COM
pleted and the school started as q mo
mortal. Among those interested are
former President Grover Cleveland. An
drew Carnegie. Joseph u. Choate. Seth
Low, Victor Herbert, and Frederick
Damrosch.
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
MATTINGLY DIES
At OLD HOME

Thomas J. Mattingly. one OF the old
est and best known printers of Wash
ington, died yesterday at his home,
oxen FfIH. Md. at the age of eighty
one. Mr.. Mattingly had lived at Oxen
Hill for thirty-hve years.
Before the Government established its
own printing plant Mr.. Mattingly was
practically the public printer. He pub
lishaI the Congressional Globe, the
journal OF Congressional events and de-
bates before the Congressional Record
began publication. He also did a great
deal OF Government printing under con-
tract. that time he was associated
with John c. Reeves.
When the Government commenced do
ing its own printing and the Congress
sional Record came into existence Mr..
Mattingly discontinued the old Globe
and went out OF business. He then was
given q. position in the General Land
Office and later IN the Government
Printing ONCE, where he remained
for twenty-five years. He left the serv-
fee. however, several years ago and
spent the rest Of his life at his home in
Marylande.
While in the Government Printing
Office Mr.. Mattingly read nearly ali Of
the proof OF the record OF the civil
war and he was known there as an
authority on Congressional style.
Among printers of the city he was af-
s3ectionately called Uncle joe" He
was one OF the oldest members OF the
Typographical Union. He was born in
!MOredeld, W. Va, and moved 10 the
Capital when six years old His wife,
two unmarried daughters. Harriet and
Martha, and a son, J. c. Mattingly, a
lawyer, survive him.
, The funeral viii be Saturday morning
I ut 10 O'Clock nom ST Ignatlus Church,
: Oxen Hill.
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
PUT THE MISSISSIPPI
INTO SERVICE FEB. |

Orders were Issued at the Navy De-
partment today for the placing OF the
batueship Mississippi in commission at
the League Island Navy Yard February
!. Captain John c. Fremont is at the
League Island Navy Yard supervising
the fitting out OF the vessel and will
take command when she goes In COM
mission
Lieut.. A A. Peterson, Lieut. + Nc
Cauley, jr., Lieut. j. a. Campbell.
Lieut.. NJ Joyce, Lieut.. J. p. Jackson
and Ensign T. h. Dampman have been
ordered 20 duty on the Mississinni
The Washington times., 1908-01-24

The Rev. ]. H. Light, of
Fredericksburg to
Speak.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ATIsK NnpTA Va ~ o.

At the Young Peoples building. in
South Washington street, this evening,
the January meeting of the Epworth
League U:Iion Of Washington will be
held The workers conference will be
held from $50 until 6:45 o'clock The
Rev. J. II. Light, Of Fredericksburg, will
deliver an address on The Young PEG
pies Building; WHAT Are We Going 20
Do With It?''
The services in the evening viii begin
at 7:45 o'clock. and will be conducted BY
the Rev. J. II. Light. The Rev. Frank
l. Day, OF the George Washington Uni
versity-, viii deliver an address. taking
for his subject The Power OF Divine
Vision"
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.

LEASE NEW GN4OS SEA44O-N.
ROYAL Bile LINE
s'Esery OtnsE aOur - TIE Oad 1OuE-
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fs.Uy a. n.-buneIs EaEiOr. Hr- 4rat$
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IL ~ a m.-DIneT All EuliIiLan P,aTlor Car.
y ~ y In--Dlasr AM pullman FArlcr Car
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sa.UJ =. Iu.-DIusT dD2 FSiiil4an E'AriGt-
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EGs., 49, b.JS PIa ..sun. 80 An. s-s5 = ~.
- EkH HOUR ~ THE HOUR"
(Nssk GAys I.s0 =. N. ~ Hl.J
10 BALTIMORE
s2:sz fS.oo fs-sJ. = - = ~ &C. $780, -s-oo
~. -lovV, 100 =. m.' I4<:0V noon, ia.
t4.S $50. 1914 '0.ss 70 oo . 80 l.yVs 's.Vu
Ne -. ~ 10 slg.S5, "I1.SV, 'lIsS5 y. q.
" Westward
CHICAGO. -ssls a. ~ -I;zz. $40, ,. n
VILE, "s.Is g. u. $40 ,. "a, '4z.tg night
PITISBUkG. 's.l9 - a.. 49, civ y. ~.
90 fLASD. SO ?. n
COLUMBUS. "5.Sg D n.
WHEELING, $40 - m, $50 p n.
VVINCTEST ER. Ts-lg q N, tf;0os 1900 pm.
FREDERICk. -. Ts:lu. - 10 s-En., ''I.sa
III 9S-IG.EksfoWS. 1910 - N. t5.oO D. n
sDaiiy. Except Sunday. .'Sundsy only.
srt---t Oa5ces: l4I7 Z St. Tel. Main 1881; 81
Esnpsvlvaul.z ave. &ain ZlG New Union
srsTfo1 ticket Once. Tel. Asln I3Sg; lnfOr-
IoEtiou bureau. Aain sSso- nol7-f
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
SURGEONS REQUEST INCREASE.

The Board of Police and Fire Surgeons
has asked the Commissioners Tor an
increase from $50 TO SO a month. The
members of the board called on MaJo-
Sylvester and asked that he approve
their request.
From members OF che Police Depart
ment alone the doctors received SOP
calls ar their Offices last year. and paid
5000 visits They also examined 4J9
applicants for the force.
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
.SUBCOMNITTEES
FOR THE DISTRICT
ANNOUNCED TO-DAY

IT.
At the meeting OF the oeIldIo Ll9'1- ~
Committee today Senator GalllI4BSI'
obs7rr,.r announced the list Of stand
t+.,- rrt,is IL 9. daDsr-
l2g suOco!','iii''ee9, MS ~. 80 s,It-
1ui9 -oI '-'-S - - a. act ON
Co4ilI'ii''SSS III 'S - - 49,,
particular HldlteL9s Jul 'i'1'O --e.
no standing bcOmmlJJees. Inc no"
,-,v,.,a,,,a,t ax-rst.. Id facilitate
- ~ -,.t-o,,,,,f- ..a- are.
business ''- ,-IC,(.r,,-
,,,,,.--- - =
81 $3.50
81 T--ii
$50
NJ M I T@ a. ~ ,l ria HOSPITALS AND
4AEITIES.
~ C,s1ts.. .briru,sn
NJ SOFT
MIR. Burke.
Mr.. Newiau
Mr.. JOuuso,'-
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
80 ,bairn,eu
a. C:oii7Dqer
VI fIonSrTouga.
AZ Cortar
" Sf,rri5
NJ V6vfe
MIR Paynter
.rrrCN- AM JAPDR.
-,-ai,,,o-
Mr.. BulkeIl' Sil1'- "i'''-'
Mr. SCOT
Mr. carer
ar. MaIllll-
MI. SoLlsloIL- -r, .,-,,D-r-r-e,
STREETS AMI Nv E-' c--''
Mr. Carter, chairman.
Mr.. Hansbrough.
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
NOT ENTIRELY.

Il am surprised that wealthy FISH
dealer gave so much money in charity"
why sO?'
Because his whole business Is admit
tedIy conducted from a sell fish stand
point"-EXchange
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY,

NOTE: Published Oaly a. laE0rnaJi0a and
not guaranteed
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TIrginih Hot Springs. Pullman Car Louis
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solid vesubgie train Pullman s4eepers 10
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foagy.artrueut s4ecplns car 10 Virginia Rot
Sur.EEs week days Dining Cars, a Ia
C.rfe srl-yice- Pullman slsepeTs CinciL IA q
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Fempa.s. Nashville. and New Orleans.
Feservat a = and tickets az Chespeaks am
Obio ofiCes 5lS pennsylvania ave. ~ Jan
- near y: and New Union station reIs-
1,bine EsIn ESQ, fer Washington Terminal
CAP service. and Main l06s Or -1J0 -CT c, 4 y.
ticket once Ho-@S-ts
The Washington times., 1908-01-24
CHANCE TO BECOME RICH.

The man who can invent a family dis
ullery about the size OF An ice crea m
freezer can make a fortune IN Georgia
and Alabama. -Memphis Commercial
Appeal