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A Feat of Workmanship.

They were telling how well they
could shoot, and Tom Dawson re-
called a duck hunt in which he had
brought down five birds with one
shot
Talk about shootin'," said Old
Man Tilford; 81 saw Jim Ferris do
a mighty neat piece of work one day
last week. His wife was putin out
the washin' and she was complainin
about the pesky sparrows maxim
dirt marks on the damp clothes with
their feet.
They're as thick as bees round
here says she. There's seven of
'em sittin' on the clothes line this
blessed minute
eth fix EN- says Jim, takin'
down his shotgun, which he allus
keeps loaded with fine bird shot. He
tiptoed to the door, took aim and
"Killed every one of them SPAR
rows" broke in Dawson.
You're wrong" corrected Tilford
calmly; che never teched 'em. but
when his wife took in the washin'
she found she had three pair of
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-09
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE.
Distinction With Difference.

Distinction With Difference.
While discussing the growth OF
prohibition the other day, Hoke
Smith, ex-governor of Georgia, told
the following story:
you can't buy rum and rump with
the same half dollar" he remarked
"but you can, with the same coin. buy
beef and Drawn. That's as true in
the right sense as it was false in the
case of an old slave once owned by
the father of a friend of mine. The
planter had lost pig, and accused
old Sambo of appropriating the same.
Sam, you stole that shoat,' he
declared.
No, I didn't, Marse Ridgely,' an
swered Sam, deed I didn't, subj
Why, Sam, both Tom and Syl-
vester saw you do it. They tell me
SO themselves
"'Dey do. sub? Well dey des
didn't see muffin O. the kind. Case
why? Case I didn't steal yo'-alrs
shoat; I des TUX i'm
"I don't understand you, Sam.
There's no difference between steal
ing and "just taking" something that
doesn't belong to YOU
ooh, yes, dey is, Marse Ridgely,'
Sam protested. If I'd sold i'm, dat'd
been different, but 1 only ct i'm. It's
iis-a-way: OATS yo-all's shoat, an
I'm yo-all's niger. Well, sub, now
it's true yo' got less shoat, but yo's
got more niger"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-09

Kansas drug store and asked for a
bottle of beer.
"All right" said the druggist,
reaching for the "sign-up" book.
What reason shall I give?"
I'm not sick" said the purchaser.
WELL if you don't want it for
medicinal purposes, do you want it
for mechanical uses?" asked the
druggist.
Sure, sure-for Mechanical" was
the reply.
well, specify" went on the drug
gist.
HIN, him." muttered the buyer,
scratching his head. 'H'm-Oh,
yes-that's right want it to
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-09
An Interrupted Honeymoon.

A man whose face showed his
spirit had been broken stopped Cap
tain Tom Halls, of the United States
secret service in the corridor of the
federal building one day last week
Don't you know me, Cap?" in
! quirej the man.
Captain Halls looked at him a few
seconds and recognized a man he
had arrested and caused to be sent to
prison in 1902. He invited him to
his Office.
81 just got out day before yester-
day." said the man. Iserved my
time at Leavenworth, but as I was
leaving there I was arrested again
and taken to Joliet to serve out a
term there. Thanks, Cap, that's the
first orange I've had in almost seven
years.
"My wife; you remember her, don't
you? She's in Louisville waiting for
me. You know, Cap, you arrested
me while we were on our wedding
trip. I was only with her a couple
of days after our wedding and I got
caught. Well, she's waiting for me
down at Louisville"
The man shifted uneasily in his
chair, and the captain waited for him
to continue.
"You see, Cap, it's just this way"
he said. IT got here on the bump
ers last night. Haven't had a bit to
eat today. That's why I'm so nerv-
Gus, I guess"
whats the fare to Louisville?"
asked Captain Halls.
The man told him and the captain
produced a 81 bill and a so cent
piece.
Here" said the officer, Ego buy
you a ticket to Louisville and get
you a meal with the change. "-Indi-
annapolis Star.
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Olympia Arrivals.

B. H. Pitts, Seattle.
Albert Dant, Seattle.
Allen Campbell, Semiahnoo.
George Foster, South Bend.
D. E. Cavewell, Seattle.
A. Newland, Minnesota.
w. E. Sturgis, Entiat.
R. D. Waterhouse, Waterville.
Fl. j. Jordan, Dewey.
w. P. Benfiel.
j. r. Fair, Skykomish.
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openwork stockin's and a fine peek
a-boo shirtwaist. Success.

Trials Of Society Man In Colorado
Al Morgan had to walk about a
mile and half last Saturday night
He was on his way to the Strassbure
dance with a four horse load OF
young people when he ran into q
fence post that dislocated a wheel
and broke the tongue out Of his wa
gon. They finished the trip on foot
and had a good time at the dance
A. Terwillinger took a wagon up
from Byers Sunday morning for Mr..
Morgan to deliver his calico back
where he got them.-Deer Trail
News.
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The Way in Temperance Towns.
This is one of the pet stories of
w R. Smith, genral attorney for
the Santa Fe One must almost be
Kansan to get the real hcuckle
out of it. A man dropped into a
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-09

April 16-State vs.. Prince Akin
son, criminal assault.
April Estate vs.. Frank Martin.
burglary.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-09

grease a buggy with. kansas City
Star.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-09
MALAGA LAND

Ii thinking of Malaga land,
best there
SOIL water location is the Lockwood land.
Only two of these either
will than in Of VIC years.
10 Acre TractOd Lockwood home nearly all in old
chad small older house. chicken cstern
ter piped to house. No Wenachee Valley
where. Price
100 AcresOnehaf good orchard land inches Lockwood
Early ditch covering piece
ready Whole $500. Alfalfa join
ing sold for $500 This
800 Figure for and
"get busy"
Acre Tract, " miles from Malaga station; house,
Chisholm
If taken this week $4,000. Terms.
These better anything valley
only this price this
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-09
New Belts and BAGS

New and dainty novelties in Belts and Bag
in many attractive styles. White Wash Belts
Pearl and Gilt Buckles. All prices. Elasti
Belts. all colors and new shapes and styles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
PROTEST AGAINST
NAVY YARD ORDER

Protesting vigorously against the
order 70 close the navy Yards Al New
Orleans and Pensacola. tie entire
Congressional delegations from Louis
lana and Florida. headed by Senator
McEnery, Of the former State. called
upon Secretary Of tue Nay Never
This morning. They were fully Dre-
pared on their subject and advanced
manifold reasons why these varas
should he retained
Secretary Meyer said tLar ne was
not very familiar with fue subject
having Just entered Office. but thai he
would give their protest every con-
sideratiou.
The order was Issued Marcel .g .n-
structlons from President Rooer,-r
No work on ships has been done i'm
these yards for several wears. accord
Ing TO the statement OF nay officials
and consequently no appropriation FOR
them mas been asked from Congress
Last year the Navy Department
specifically reccmrne ended that no an
preparation be- made. asserting tina,
neither Of the yards mas in practical
use. Nevertheless Congress handed
over several thousand dollars for their
maintenance
About seventy-fye men are affected
by the order
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT or the condition Of the ..
HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
'OMPANH of Saginaw Mich. on the slSr
day OF December. 1885 as required under
District o. Columbia Code amended June 90
i+.-- capital stock. $3.50 6qG- capital stock
paid up. IN cash. 500 0r.o. Assets-Cash in
otlcA Sl0S.fI- cash in hank $50 75S fs- bonds
and mortgages ttrSt lien on real estate3.
$500 stocks and bonds market vaiue5
Sb-'-st9yJ- premiums unsolicited and 80
hands or agents So, -S.-g-- interest due AMI
accrued. SIG.G s. S778.6l1.37 IiabIIities-Na-
unpaid claims $54-s6> 3. reserve as requires
by law S>.-lt5-5H- INSURANCE premiums.
Sl5S.o0- salaries, rents. expenses. taxes. etc
-. NSJ-s9- commissions. brokerage etc
81 ,s-2--S- capital stock S5G0.g 600 all other
liabilities Advance premiums IG0c~l- ST.
AD4-u4- surplus over capital and ID other la
bihties- S2s-.SS1.f2. SCI 5I7.27. amount and
character % business nsacte5 during the
year 1905 theaiCh and accident risks. 81. 15I-
800 losses sustained during the year 1865
Sit6.lS--- money received during the year
1866 including policy fees retained BY agents
81, los sea-; expended during the year 1905
Inciu1ing policy fees retained by agents
81, o.. 465-s5- = p PITCHER President J.
II. PITCHER. Secretary Subscribcd and
sworn 10 before me this 18th day y Fsbru-
aEy. 1879 tSean F. O. EGAN Notary Pub
lie Ny commission expires January y, fa1-.
Il
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
WITNESS ARRESTED
ON PERJURY CHARGE
5. J. Binning's Testimony in
Cooper Trial Is Directly
Contradicted.

NASHVILLE Tenn. Nra-rr E.
with : J. Binning, rlvsterlouy Wit
ness Tor the defense. under arrest ~
oay FOR perjury in the CooDerC e-roa,.l,
l'ial' and the testimony u some Of the
most important witnesses for tho de-
lenSe apparently impeached bv the Wit
"eSseS ior the State, public sentiment
again mas swung away from the de-
IeHuahlS. temporarily at least.
4Wo witnesses. Miss Dafsv lee =
StehoSrapher employed in the off . Of
Judge Bradford. and Mrs. Emily Blake
sienographer employed near the Brad
fora oIhces and who was present dur
ing part OF tie conference there on
November 9. made statements that mt
the toopers IN the light Of havine.
taken up q position on Seventh ave-
nue. with the deliberate intention or
lying in wait for former Senator Car
mack.
Their testimony was 10 the effect that
thu statements OF Judge Bradford.
Colonel Cooper. Ro5in Cooper. General
Brown. and Governor Patterson. that
a after Colonel Cooper had Iefr the Brad
-ord Offices on the afternoon Of No
Nember Q and had been recalled to
answer A telephone call from Governor
Patterson. were not true Both Wit
nesses insisted that Colonel Cooper
was not called back to answer such
d call.
II nLd been the contention Of the
defense that the COOpers We're called
10 the executive mansion by Governor
Patterson and this was given as
their reason for being on seventh
avenue, where IL was almost a Ger
rsinty they would meet former Senator
Carmack az that time Of day.
The two women witnesses made A
good impression for the defense. Miss
Lee sWOTe that she heard Judge Brad
ford say that he could have shot
Carmack himself with as little com
FUNCTION As / would loot d rattle
snake
Mrs A. J. McWhorter, who is quite
aged and uses a cane, was assisted 10
the stand by a relative. She was intro
duCed 10 dlsprove Binnings story that
ne walked across the lot under her win
ov after the shots were fred. She did
not see anyone i'm that vicinity. though
she Was looking out OF the window
Then Mrs A b. Mason. who lives in
the same house with Mrs McWHorter.
remained at tho window several min
rt7s. She saw Senator CarmaCk's body
ua the pavement, out no one where
Binuiu- said he himself had been at
that time.
J. 9. Lewis who was i'm the street
nearby. gave similar confederation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
BARRY MONUMENT
DISCUSSED BY TAFT

Matthew Cummings. Or Boston. ma
tiOnal president Of the Ancient order
Of Hibernians. and Patrick !. Haiti
gan, Of this city. euitor OF The Ma
tionsl HiberniaH. were introduced 10
President TaEt this morning by Rem
rescntatiye DriscoN of New York.
President Taft took this occasion
70 inquire concerning the opinion Of
the irish people Of the United States
with regard to the proposed mOHu-
meut 10 Commodore Barry
The President visitors stated that
the people were much dissatisfied
with the model which had been select
I'd, and had addressed = letter 10 the
War Bcp3 Ttment ON the subject re-
miudiuE the department of the prom
Use lna6c By Nj. Taft while SccreraF,
Of War Thai their wishes in the prem o.
iSrs viii be respected The PTeSi-
dent promised 10 look the matter up,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
DISTRICT TO BID
FOR BIG TRACTS

within a few days the Commissioners
will advertise FOR two tracts Of land
widely separated Of not less than 90
acres each. either OF Doth TO be situated
30 the State Of Maryland or the State
Of Virginia" on which viii be erected
the District reformatorv and work
house. provided for in the District ap-
preparation bill.
The reformatoTy Will accommodate al
least 100 inma teS, and rhe wOTkhOUSe
30 prisoners.
John JOY Edison and W -. 50 ford
arc ramed as members Of The commits
sion. Of which one OF the commission
eTe VIII be chairman. to omplOy an
architect 90 draw the plans nd peel
f,atiOns Of the buildings
The act provides that the tracts OF
= nd shall De cleared by the prisoners
iu the present vorkhOuse and VINO Hill
sfd iu the construction Of temporary
buildings.
Congress appropriated 10000 for the
purchase OF the sites and the erection
OF temporary buildings
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
EVERY Other Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AID NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK
'7:S1 o. In--Dine-. Pullman ParIor.
1900 a. A.-ObSeryztion Pzrlor. 5-hour Train
900 - m.-Diner anu Pullman PzrIor Car.
fu-oo a. m--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
400 2. m.-Dinsr and Pullman ParIor Car.
's.o , m.-'ROyal Limited" All PuIImaas
FIve-hour.
f4:eo ,. m.-COsches 70 PHILADELPHIA
800 .. m--Diner and Pullman ParIor
'9.eo 2. m--COaches to Philadelphia
'l-:l5 y. T--Sleepsrs 20 New York
'2;Ss .. m.-SlseDsrs 70 PhiIsdeIphiz and New
.ATLANTIC CITY. f7.Oa 500 t.l:so = n.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
's:E2 fs:Oo t6.s3. 200. ia. fs.6o So .s,os
100. tI:l5. tz:lO. $3.50. f3:26 t3:5a. t1:oS,
to- 800 Fs;os $50 800. $50, r:Os. fs;OS.
200, @l0;09, 'lo-e5s "u:Oe. 'l2;15 " T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. s1.22, $50 D. N.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AND IOT5Is.
F4tI1E 3: 10 a m. '4:o5 p m. $40 night.
sl2,3o night
CLEVELAND. $40 ..
COLUMBJS, 80 .. N
WHEELING. ss:lo a m, 3 30 D. m
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. n, t4;O5. IS 20 Pm.
FREDERICK tS-2o. 1910. $S;15 - m. Il 20,
f4:e5. 1915 D. n.
HAGERsT3wN. 1910 a n. $500 p m
ANNAPOLIS. '7:20. IS 90 a. m tI2:05 noon
fs:2o $3.50 t5-So. and $3.50 D. m.
sDsily. Except Sunday. 4Sunday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Offices: III G ST. Tel. Main 1881: SIS
Station Ticket Once. Main 1880; Inforuatlon
Bureau. Main 1880 mhI-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
WILL RENEW FIGHT
FOR CHEAPER GAS

The District hills in addition 20 the
gas measures which failed al passage
iu the H0uss follow.
The OicCJt bin, for admission 10 che
Insane Hospital
trenth street
The Moore bin regulating iaundlfes.
The Olc"JJ BILL improviIS -&uacossia
hsrmcnt OF branch libraries
The Olcct bill Improving Anacostis
The smith tm. extending Franklin
The Smi,a oi3L making "a street from
ifNine,teenth street northwest, 70 Co
The smith biir asking Tor Information
The OI-Ott bill. providing r,r a resrr.-
ers' rttiremeu- fund.
Bills Passed.
Among The bills which passed were.
The ke.iaer bin providing for the
pay ment OF pensions from The Metro
poI.tan police fund The widening o.
Bladensburs roaa, the regulation Of
employment bureaus. the regulation or
Hre escapes and Information thereon.
the establishment OF diSbuTSine Of
IlteI Tor tie Government Hospital for
me insane, additional legislation Tor
tae elimination OF Grade CROSSINGS
changing the name and Jurisdiction Of
justices or the peace. extending Ken
n on and Seventeenth street. reOrZani-
Z2tIon % the District militia. providing
IOr parole for bows In -he National
Training School FOR Bows. extension
or New Hampshire avenue. extension
OF New Ork avenue esta Dlishmenf o.
railroad SuDStation at Seventh and L
streets southwest an increased tax on
tobacco dealers granting the Veteran
. Volunteer Fi-emen the use OF District
property
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were
issued today.
TO u. b NrAuuine. for one t,yo-slor,
brick dwelling al 1919 3 street south
east. architect aud builder, r. u. Nc
Aull0"- estimated cost. g 90
To /. -. NIcAUNlffe. for two Iw0-stOry
brick and fra mo dwellings at 1913 and
lDl3 & street southeast architect and
builder ID. NcAullne. estimated cost.
$1,000
70 r. ~. ,rismpud, FOR one tyyo-storr
fUaInr .Jv cling 81 Tenth place. Ccusrre-
Heights. architect. A. II. Beers. build
~. f.. ~. desmond. estimated cost.
81 0ro
TO J. F[Irkstiue. for on, Dle-Stof-
brick store az @,-G Eighteenth street
northwest architects. IspIcv and
Nichols builder j. Jones. estimated
cost. ylToO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
Washington, Baltimore 9
Annapolis Electric
Railway.

Electric palace cars from White House Stallion
tFIFTEENTH AND II SITS NORTHEAST
For BaItim0re-Every half hour from SOS
a III. 20 1880 o m. and $50, $50 1880 and
Il As D m Except on the odd hours I0caI
90 40 D.
Cars on the EVEN hours make no stoDs
between Washington and Baltimore
For Anna pOIis-E,very hour from $50 q y,
20 7.SO D. H. and $50 and II as D. m
Fares one way. Round Trim
To Baltimore .----.---- T5c SIS
To Annapolis and u. s
Naval Academy. zoe SIS
Baggage checked
All n 81. cars run direct 10 White House
Station
Ticket once at 1lth and y. y. ave y "
and at White House Station. 18th and II So
y. Z. Telephone II 1903 and LiEc 5ls.
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The Vital Records.
Births

Ferdinand and Flora y. Waldmau. gtrl
Charles r. and Eva V Woodland, boy.
Edward ana u. NcTTerte Taylor. EiTI.
John NJ and Amelia Smith, boy
James and GsTtie - Malley. boy
Edwin r. and Katherine Z. NONE, girl
Pat~icb j. and Ma rg1ret NUlCsby, girl
William q. and Cora Miller, boy.
William r and Margaret 4. V Martin
boy.
George r. and Susan T. King. boy
Pierce eEG LAY A ifarbin- girl
Thomas p ana AUTelia J.. kIirov, boy
Abraham aud GOldic GorsCONftZ. boy.
John i. and Minnie Erdmauu, girl
John W and Ellen N. Dyer. boy.
BAILEY - and PauSy 4. clark. BOY.
MyeT > and Sadie cohen. boy.
Henry - and Marr g. EettiuGeT boy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
TWO NOMINATIONS
ARE SENT TO SENATE

President Taft sent but two nomIua-
tions TO the Senate this afternoon one
VAS the nOmlna ton Of Thomas G..
Burns 10 be register Of the land office
IT Gregory. s. D; rhc other that Of
Oliver &. Fippenbrock 20 he receiver Of
public moneys ~ the same place.
As the senate expects 80 adjourn this
afternoon and will not be in session
aEain until March -. these are tho las
nominations which Inc Senate will re-
ceive until that date. Then a long list
Ls expected.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
SEABOARD AIR LINE
Ticket Office, 1921 Penn. Avenu.

NOtioe-F0ilowing schedule not guaranteed
800 A n Dauy-"FlOrida Fast NaII =;
through coaches and Pullman Sleepers -
Savannah and Jacksonville. Through sIasr9
eTs washington 10 Hamlet, and Hamlet .
Atlanta Dining cara.
$50 p. NJ. Daily Except Sunday-''Seab,s-
Florida Limited solid electric lighted psi
man With slsepers 70 JaCkSOuvIlIe II A.
gustins, Palm Beach. Miami, kaiSays ErI
Dining cars
7.sJ . M. DalIy-"Yesr Round Idufrs.f OF.
Coaches and Pullman 70 savannah. Jackson
Vile Tampa, Atlanta, Birmingham Mem
phis- DINING cars
r h. STANSELb District Passenger Ara,,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
NEW YORK BANKERS
AGAIN CALL LOANS

Reserve on All deposits, decrease.
3 9O7 $40
Reserve on deposits. her than United
states, decrease, S5.I45.2G0
Loans, decrease. $50 Coz
Specie decrease, S44CG6Gg.
Legal tenders, increase. E3Ia $50
Deposits. decrease. IS C36. 500
Circulation. increa Sc 81. 500
Total loans. Sl.312 S.. 500
the surplus q the banks is S1ZS18 500
against s".s54 500 last wear. and S5.67I. 81,
two years ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
LOCAL SECURITIES DULL, STEADY.
WITHOUT PRICE CHANGES.
RECORD OF WEEK.

The volume Of business on the local
stock Exchange was again light The
Few sales made did not show any espe-
ciai changes in values, nor was there
anything Of a speculative demand. most
or the sales being for iuvestmen; and
generally in and off small lots.
The active market leader was Railway
and Electric common. The stock sold
at 1915 TO 4$l,. and closed at 43ls. \
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
Marriane Licenses

Cecil BObc-j Grab.II. New Market Va.
and Evelyn r Phillips, Winchester
VI.
John !. Stock. Peoria. 49,. and I,eona
Richmond. Omaha Neb
Hamilton ~. Swing and Minnie SchOeu-
bauer. Washington.
Otto Knoll aud Bertha Knoll Wash
lUGtOu.
James r. Redmau and Edna Lockwood.
Washington
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B-FouowinE schedule figures DubrIsn.,
only a. Information aud are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New
Orleans. lille. Chattanooga. Memphis
3 10 a. m. and 1915 2. daily
For Roanoke. knoxville. Cha-tanOora
Memphis. New Orleans. 1910 p m.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augus-a Alike,
savannah. Jacksonville and Florida points
$40 p. daily.
i. S BROWN, General Agent
ES0-eXm9-Ic
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small iot or the preferred sold at 80.
Capital Traction was dull. but held
Hrmly, as was the bonds Of this com
pany, only one small bond (s5OO selling.
and this al JlGa1
MeTGenthaler sold d 315@. TO 2G51.
opening and closing at 2051z. GRAPHIC
phone common, 10.
- = SAFE or II 900 Gas As was reported al
lVpa4- The bid and 4-I;ed pricee o,i,-a 81
nominal market on the inactive stocks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
TODAYS PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by ". b. Hibbs (
Co., bankers and brokers, H'bos Building,
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
inston stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
TradsD
4 A
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-06
NO PHONE SWEARING

AUSTIN. Tex. March 6--The bill
making it criminal onense for a per
son so swear over the telephone mas
passed both branches of the LEGISLATURE
and awaits the signature Of the gov
cruor. The use of obscene language is
also prohibited in the bill
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Bs1rmor.. : Ohio Railroad

10 Philadelphia ard New York. ROYAL
Blue ira ms from Union station "r.E,rv
odd HON. during Inc day, %. 10. ,.
% o'clock with partor cars and dining
cars Night trims at l2.l5 and 81 n IN
with drawinG-r0Om sleeping cars.-Advt.
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TQDAYS PRICES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE
Warrington Gas IS. sl.00oclo0s4

dpitol iTacNlpu % <. SJuvN llnI4-
Washington Railway aad Electric.
common, 5UII 49, 15Hf2k -5I43l, 100
4"l.. 50N43Is
MerEenthaIer, l0d205lR. 1gqIJ57s. I01
N5i2 1OT1jla
American Graphophone com, IgdiG.
l0Gl0 10GIO
After Washington Railway and
Electric pf. 2da0
Washington Railway and Electric
com. 5uG 43is 5O5Is3ls
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DR.. w r. BALDUS German Specialist n
diseases Of the brain. nervous system. heart
ruuIaGn and Kidneys Doctors service ana
medicine. g. Consultation free Sc cor Gin
and r. SITS y. W. Hours. 10 20 1. 1 70 .