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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-10-21
THERE WERE REDUCTIONS.

THERE WERE REDUCTIONS.
Let us be fair about this tariff bill
that was passed at thespecial session
of congress.
II may be that the readers of this
moral and agricultural guide who
read the editorial in last weeks issue
will gather the impression that there
were no reductions on the great COM
mon necessities of life. Let their
minds be disabused of that impress
sion., There were reductions.
Take the matter of salicylic acid.
There is a reduction of the duty on
this staple article of food OF so per
cent. II is true that the price Of your
wooden suit and also of your cotton
shirt and of your socks and the stock
ings that you will have to buy your
wife and the girls will go up in price,
but then think of the saving you will
make on the price of salicylic acid.
Probably some unreasonable kicker
will rise up at this point and yell that
he doesn't buy salicylic acid. Well,
my friend, that is your own fault.
Aldrich and Cannon have made il
possible for you to supply yourself
with the great blessing of salicylic
acid at price less than it could have
been bought for before>this tariff law
went into effect. If you do not avail
yourself of the privilege that Aldrich
and Uncle Joe have given you, whose
fault is it? There can be but one
answer to that question. 1t is yours,
sir, yours.
Then again, the duty on that CON-
mon necessary of life, blue vitriol,
was reduced so per cent. Think for
a moment of the amount of blue Wit
riol that the plain common people of
this country are using every day.
Why complain about the increased
cost of clothing when the cost of blue
vitriol is reduced.
Then again there is chloroform on
which the duty is lowered so per
cent. If you feel panied over the in
creased cost Of gloves and stockings
you know that you can have surcease
of sorrow by taking chloroform, and
it can be obtained at a reduced rate.
Here, then, are three great neces-
saries of life, salicylic acid, blue Wit
riol and chloroform, that have been
materially reduced in price by the ef-
forts of Aldrich and Joe Cannon.
Knowing how vitality important these
things were to the great mass Of the
people, these noble patriots, Aldrich
and Uncle Joe, never rested until the
reduction was made in the duty.
And this was not all. There was
another necessary of life that these
peerless champions of the people
determined should be reduced in
cost. With high and noble purpose
to see that the price of the neces-
saries of life was lessened they secur-
ed reduction Of Is per cent on the
tariff on glue.
And so, ladies and gentlemen,
when you are roasting Cannon and
Aldrich, pause and consider what
they have done for you. Think for
moment of the fact that a reduction
has been made in the price Of glue,
salicylic acid, blue vitriol, chloro-
form and borax. We had forgotten
to mention borax heretofore, but we
wish to be fair. The duty on borax
is also reduced so per cent. And yet
there are those who will claim that
Joe and Nels, did nothing to make
the common necessaries of life cheap
ef.-Mail and Breeze.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-10-21
shown in this picture.)

They are usually sold at 81 each, buI
DR.. Haux has authorized me to giw
one away free as a souvenir las long al
they last) with every pair Of spectacles
So if you come in and buy pair Of
spectacles before the cases are all gone
you will get handsome l0-karat Gold
Filled pair of DR.. Haux Perfect Vision
Spectacles worth Is and fine Moroccine
silver tipped, plush lined pocketbooh
spectacle case worth 81 which together
amounts to six dollars worth Of value
or only $50. For sale at
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-10-21

Man-a-Iin an Ideal Laxative.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-10-21
CURES REMOVE DOUBT
ABOUT ECZEMA CURE
Read What Your Druggist Says
About Oil of Wintergreen
Compound.

Druggist F. T. Clay submits the
following to the readers Of The
Times:
For several years we have an
nounced, with our recommendation,
that we have found positive cure
for eczema; a simple skin wash, oil
Of wintergreen compound with other
healing ingredients.
Yet we know there are people
right in this town who have eczema,
and still have never tried this rem
edy.
We have, therefore, arranged with
the D. D. D. Laboratories Of Chicago
for special offer Of a trial bottle al
Is cents instead Of the 500 bottle as
regularly Sold,
We offer this trial bottle with our
recommendation and assurance thai
just as soon as the patient washes his
itching skin, this mild liquid will take
the itch away instantly.
F. T. Clay druggist Butler, Mo.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Eleven trades were recorded on the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday.
six being sales Of bonds and five OF
stocks. The bonds sold were Washing
ton Railway and Electric IS. represent
ing SS.0oO. face value. all Of which sold
at s. rs
The stock transactions were in Wash
ington Railway and Electric common and
the two type machine stocks. Railway
common sold az 43 Mergenthaler at
2.0S Is, and Lanst0n at 13 rs.
Other stocks were entirely neglected,
few OF them receiving any bids.
The local market IS Just now passing
through one OF its periodical periods OF
duliness, which arises from no apparent
cause. Stocks here have no connection
with the New York market, nor on the
other hand, with the grain and cotton
markets. Doubtless washington specu-
lators deal IN those commodities, hut
they dc so through local brokers OF
New York connections. and dealings on
the local market are as apt TO be lively
when the other markets are dull as any
other way At the present time other
markets are pretty active, and the local
market duIler than ii has been In many
months. There is 10 apparent cause, un-
less Il is 10 be found in the fact that al
the high levels 20 which most Of the To-
cal stocks have arrived. they do not
prcTe tempting 10 investors
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. april H.-SUGAR-Lozl raw sugar
lower On a sale late yesterday not reported until
this morning e 400 baEs Porto Rico centrifugal
AZ 2l7s basis 9s test cost ard freight equal 70 2ss
basis 8 tsst c J. f. vessel afoat- To-day sale of
u 60 bags here made sane terms Cuba sugar
for shirment. however. firmly held on the basis
of Zs basis S test. cost and freight equal 70 3s5
duty uai5 although one snail Lot seemed aTaslabie
az Ia-2 basis 6 test equal 70 SO duty paid.
Centrifugal. s. test. SIS; 8Iusc0vRd0 50 test as
and molasses Slglr Sc test. 3I3
NAVAL STORES-Sp5rits turpentine machine
made barrels. declined about ic. 20 p, at SaTan-
nah ~ Rosin quiet and unchanged az $50 Tar
quiet and unchanged az 80 for oil barrels.
MILL FEED-Easy- Sprug ban, n lob sacks.
70 arriTe, 2 s.; standard milling. z.s5; cy bran.
$50. IN bIlks Western red dog. Sl-6e. to arrive
winjsT wheat bran. II lob SACKS. scarce ard
nominal
+ 0ATs-Srongsr. bit lifeless. No. Whits. slsss
No. white 59a5z; No white. 55iza59; No. .
mixed nominal; natural ard clipped white on
track 5sas4.
I FLOUR-Firm On snail stocks Spring patents.
55oasS; spring clears 5Iez5-S0; winter strsishts.
6Z0a6se: winter clears 5s5az9: Karsas strsigi7ts
I II sacks, 6oeas-25; Kansas clears. s.oea5so
/ RYE FLOUR-Ffm; supply moderate; 4s5s4sa
C0RNAlEAL-Str0uE; moderats dealings. kin
dried. fer cxpoTt- So coarse neal IN baEs LsszI %
HAT-Reespts. 70 tons; strong; limited offerings
Pr'me timothy. g: No. :. %: No , s.; No. ; .
/ SfRAW-Rsceipts. % tons; stronger; small suppiy.
+ long rye. La
BEEF-stesdy; trade quiet Family, E5azIsoe;
racket EEal4n
Z PORK-Fun: snail supply. Ness. EEza03:
family. 1a50
TALL0w-slows steady. City, IN hoSshszds, SKA
81
+ LARD-Unchsnged. Prime Western. Ioso: CITY.
70 %; refined continent No. South Ams-can Il 50;
refined Brazisizn kegs. 80; oeostesriue Ia lard
/ stszrine- steady and dill, NeE YORK and Chi
czVo =
iTEs-ReceiVss. SEQ packages. Cr5zmery ez-
ira, Zsz74; STATE dsi-y. this. lsz25; imitation
I creamery Hrsts q
EGGs-Reogipts Z700 cases, frzn Nearly white
fancy. x; fresh 1-sts. zslazss; fancy mixed, 2
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
= - IL HholesaIel

RTTTER-Crezmsry, fancy. %: Western hrs.s
zaso: secoads. 2ias: process. fancy ssa5: fair 70
good. za2: dairy choice. ZaZz; good. Is4T7; store
packed. fresh. I5aI5.
CHEEsE-NeE Yozk State. fancy. large. IsszaE;
Do. snail. I7aI-15-
EGGs-Near-by. fancy. tree cases. Ga8gs; do.
Wsss Virginia and Southwest Virginia. free cases,
y: Tennessee free c2ses ls; North CsrOlina, free
cases. Ia
LIVE POuLTRY-Chickens- naZ5: S1ring. Sa7s:
hens. Is. roosteTs. S; ducks. large, l5eE DO.
snail ualZ: geese. fa9; DO. fancy ioaI2; turkeys
toms Is; CO., hers. Is; turkeys. thin, l2al5s keats.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turzeys. choice. unaraxn
hens T12I. d0.. average, undrawn, lsai DO. thin.
lzlzz1i; chickens Vas; capous, 7-ib- average. s25;
Do, snail. lsaD; hens, L: roosters. saIo; ducks,
.sal6: geese. loalZlz
DRESSED AfSAT-CsiTes fun dressed. salo; do.
heads OF 10. hoz dressed calves. s; hams countrv.
s60as50; do medium. T0oa7-50; do. heavy 550z6 90
VEGETARL Potatoes. homegrown per bus.
100; Per bbl, 25a200; Eastern sno-e, Per bbl..
2ga2 %: sweet potatoes. per bbl, 25a275: yaUls.
carrots DIT bb-, L25aL5o: cucmbers. Der
basket. L0oaL5o: celery, per dozen stalks. 5a
50. czbbags per bhI L0oal5o; caulhoTer. per bol-
l-5a25 %: oricns pr bus 70aso Maryland and Vir-
sinia. peT h5- L55al75; Ohio. Per bbl. l75a2oo
let4nca FLORIDA per bbl L00aL50: tomatoes. 20
alN
GREEN FRUITS-0rangeS choice. per box. s5es
L00: Florida PEI box ZeOzZ0: gTape fruit Der box
ZG0a30 apples, King, per Dbl. 300ss-5o; YORK In
periaI. packed. 4.ooaL5os Pen Davis packed. 25oa
as; vine SAP. psese. s.75a4.5cs AIbemsrTe PiDpiR
L00a500: goa 10 prime. 2Oo1309 POOR 10 fair L50s
20; openhead barrels. common TO good. L0osL %
fancy table fruit. 5o0a609: crsnDsries. Cape Cod
psr bbl. 7.0asG3: 80, standard crate. 2a0a2 q
DinsaDples FIo1dss PEI c-zts. Z75a2oo; stTaSbsrss
quart I8sn
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples, sliced, fancy 4; do,
sliced. bright 81; cherries. Z: blackbeETies. (
Ehortle5erries, 70 rsspbenes, z
GRAIS-Wheat. Southern. on grade, L2saL37; rye
T5as5 corn sheed white. 72a77; do, yellow, TAI
new, ear. 375alg5; oats. Western white. No 2 sls6S
old mixed, 62ssi-
SUNDRIES- -Beeswsz. .; tsllow. sasis; honey
white clover. lib, new, 3; do, 2ib., new. Ioa2
ginseng. pr h.. 6ooa&1; seneca, Per ID, 90
golden SEAL soas5; pink l2all; mandrake. 2z3 snak.
root g: walnut kernels. dry. Gs25-
/ WOOL AND HTDES-Wool, washed, free Of bus
Der H.. 3; do unTashed. free f burs. per b.
9: DO, bury per h. Eals; hides. green. PER b.
g: do dr. per ID, Bal6: sheep skins. green
each 75aL00 do, dr. each 25as0; calf skins. green
each, L0oa149; nuskrst. each s1a3i; black. each
s5as0; skunk each, black, L75a225; mink, each
s00s5oo: rabbit skins. each. !; opossuu. each
as6 raccoou each. ssL0os fox, red. each. LOoa2 %
Co, graz, each, sosLeo-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Arrl 1.-Qro,ati1ns established By the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-Creanery. separator. per Ib-, p: ini-
tation. Per h Zaz3: prints z-lb. peT n. sa3l
Dr. l-ib. pCT n. saSl. blocks 2lb.. 1sr D.. Soa5l
dairy prints Maryland Pennsylvania ard VIZ
ginis, pr n. l5aI7: Virginia ard West Virginia.
strepecked, per Ib.. Eal6; Ohi0. store-packed,
Der D. I6lI7. nsarhy. T0lls- peT H. I7alS. Ohio.
rolls. per D. Ealsi Wsss Virginia, rolls Per h.,
lsaT-
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania. and nearby frs,s
Ter doz. q. Eastern Sh0Te. Maryland. and Viz
Tinia Der doz-. 4; Western frsts. per d0z-. q
wess YfTginia per doz., 2.
LIVE POULTRY-YouuE chickens. "a 70 size, per
ID. $50: old hens, heavyweight. per b. l5
winter chickens II 70 - lhs.. DeT ID. Za5o
spring chickens % IL los-. Der b. 2aSS; ducks
ps- p. lsalf do. white Pekins, per 10. IS
pigeons young pair. 90 do. Old. pair. %: guirea
fowls. cd. each, =; &C.. young - lbs. and over
each So
POTATOES-Whits. nearly pri1e per bus. ga
LOO; do Western Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime pr bus s5sl55. DO. New YORK. prime. PEI
bus. L0al05; do. Wes.ern, prime, Per bus. Looa
%. DO. new Florida. per bb-, A5oaeoo; sweets
Eastern shore yelloEs. peT boi-. 35a35- do
North Carolina yellows. per bhl-. 25aA-0o; DO
fancy Delaware Per bbl 375s40e. yslloBs. ner has
/ .5oals5: Potonacs Ter bbl,, 3--5a4o0; yans Viz
rinia per bhl L51a20; do. North Carolina. fancy
per bbl. 20oa2.53.
Z GkEEN thLlAS AMI EHEl atoLElo-A AIEieS
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, peT bbl pack
( ed 3Gai00: do. New YORK. asserted. Der bbl.
/ a5oa5.01; asparagus Charleston. per doz., white
aOla25 Co. green. 3.5124.50; Eastern Shore Mary
land. anE Virginia. peF COZ. Lsoa30o; beets Flcr
ida rer crate 2Ea2S0. do. Charleston. per bunch
/ 2a4: cabbages, Florida. per crate. 27sa509; do.
Charleston per crate 309a5.59; celery. Florida pc
crate. L5oa250; do. HOMEGROWN. Der bunch. 5a4
cz7cTnbers F1orida, Der has. 200a400; eEgplsnts
/ Florida. per crate 3.5oaA00; grape fruit Florida
per box. L5a25o; kale. native. Der Rbl.. 75al00
I lettuce. North Carolina, peT has. 75ai.Z5; do
/ Florida per bas.. 75al.25; onions, New York ant
Western, per bas, le0al.l0; oranges. Florida, pe
/ box as 70 size. 2Z23O0: do California. per crate
z0aal75; spinach, native per bus. box 5os55; do.
/ Norfolk. pef bbl- l.5oa200; squash. Florida pc
crate 20oa25o: straw berries Florida. peT dt.. I0a8
green beans. florida. per bas.. L75az5; Wax bea2s
carrier, LZs2o0; turnips, native per bus l5a29.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
EXCURSIONS.

A choice az hotels is now offered those
who rake ;be spacaI weekend trips % Old Point
Comfort Fridavs ard SATURDAYS viz the Norfolk ard
Wlshin gtun steamers The al clsIs tickets for
merry offered aCc0muodEt0ls fCr the TaTiCus peT11s
a. the Chamberiin exclusively. hut a-zugz-nents
hsTe been completed with the managemen- q IRE
Sherwood whereby TasseuEgTs. who cieCt. n-ay b.
cous g1esfs a. the latter The SherTOod IS q tri1e
nore C7-rruie-7tly located 70 Fort Nozroe n5t
being Immediately upon 5hs water. as the C1sm-
berlin is
Members q tie d. A. r .-d other visitors II
sozTn VII End theSs trips arr1CiUg and e-i1T1h,e-
as vel as ireZpensiTe. Steamers leave kI1days
and Saturdays a. 6s5 2 m- and TIE tickets srs
roo5 until Monday morning. They desray all
steamer expc1sss and hotel board. as above stated
y & ". steamers c1unect 40 N0Tfeik with boats
fo- Boston ard New YORK and cthsr points City
osces are located ~ Sevcnth s-reet whs-f ard 81
- Fo.rteenth street. Co-a-Ado Ba-ldinE-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April 2l-wheat to-day was steady
coTn. strong, oats. drm: ne. higher. and hOlT
strcng II sympathy with high prices FOR wheat
WHEAT-Spot CONTRACT, Li5; spot, No. 2 red
Western, is; NAY. Isl asked; July. Ll3& ssked
steamer No 2 red, Ll2; receipts. Z.0ss bushels
Southern on grade. Ls2alf5-
CORN-Spot contract ia: April. 75Ssa7s; MAY
774ss777s July, T7iz; steamer mixed "a receipts
l9.474 bushels: exports. 81 AZ bushels
0AT-Ssock in elevators. 1885 bushels: ship
merits from elevators, I27ss bushels. White. No
. 5ssz; do. No 5. 5sa59; do No. l. 5sa5slz: mixed
No .. s-iz; mixed. No. ;. 565sas7; mixed, No. 1
slaSsis.
2yE-Stock IN elevators. 5ssss bushels; ship
nsnts from elevators, 70I bushels No Western
re export. s7aS5s; No. Western, uptown dsliv
cry. -; No. 2 Western rye, uptown. sass; bag lots
as 70 crality and condition 75asi
BARLEN-Stock n elevators 2.045 bushels; ship
ments from eleTators, I'D bushels
FLOUR - Winter extra, 50s5-59; winter clear
s7oa5 s.: winter straight 5e5as %; winter patent
6S5a6.s5; spring clear. ASa5n; sprng straight
5s5a5so; spri7g patent, s.2assi5; City Nils bes
Iatsnt 7.5; City Mills high grade patent, ss5
City Mills hiSh--rsds straight. as; City Mills
choice family SO: City Nils extra choice family
61; City Mills extra. 5ooa5.i5; re -four. medium
to choice. A25ai5 cornmea. per 100 lbs., LSSal-So
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by v. B. Hi55s & Co.
members Of The Chicago Beard & TTzde. Hl0tE
Building. - Fifteenth street northwest
Chicaeo April Z.-WLsat opened to-day lower
and the market n the esrly trading vas rerTc1s
and irrsgalsr- Not much headWay vas made n any
direction until about the noon hour. when rTlces
began TO rise siOSiy and IN the afternoon trading
in most months recovered some of the losses q
yesterday. with prices about cents net higher for
ths day.
The ccrn market had a sharp advance OF buying
By shorts vh0 became pauic-stricken over The COZ
dition a the wheat market The Dlgi1g carried
May corn TO rs. and the market being vel sup
ported hy the lOngs, the quotations held throGga
The day.
Oats were steady. Arn. and higher n sympathy
with the upvard movement IN coTn-
Provisions Eers steady ard srm-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hib5s & Co,
members Ct the New York Stock Exchange. Hibes
Building Is Flfteenth street northwest
New YORK. ApTi zl--Cotton to-day passed throagh
q period q irTegulsrity and heavy fuctuation.
keeping traders on edge from the opening 70 the
closing q TIE market At the opening. prices were
70 70 4 points lo~e. This brought the market
ciose DOVE 70 the lo-,ent level and st this point
big demand arose which carried prices back 70
within point q tao q last nights closing. These
p-ices, n turn. were too tempting for the profit
takers and selling movement followed with the
market very nervous and pT.ces declined again to
about the Level q the eariy slump Prom fhfs
point trading became very duh sd the market
sossd Eeak az tie lowest to FIVE points higher
FOR The day
Receipts az the posts were 5.o9 hsiess against
. SIS last week and 97se last gear. For the week.
$500 bales. against lis go last week and 5s 80
last rear. Receipts at New Orleans were ssss
bales, against 5.s57 last year. and zt Houston.
2 ID bales. SEainSt As last year.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
NEW YORK MoNEY.

New YORK. April H--Norey or cal at the stock
exchange opened az ? per cent; highest. - PEI
cent lowest. Is peT cent. and clusinZ per cent-
Tine money II fair demand at ratss quoted Rates.
unchanged. az AK peT ceuI for sixty days. IN
per cent fo- ninety days. 2sa23s Der cert for four
months Esa3 per cent for I've and SIX months and
slsss PER cent for over the year Mercantile paper
was issued in s0mewhat increased Volume.
Sterling was easier. With rates 3 points lower.
Rates for actual business closed: Sixty days s6Ea
As575: demand. 8S55ss.s755: cables. As-75a4s7s5.
Commercial bills. 4s5s foT ninety days. and zs5sz
ss55. for sixty days. Flour bills s.55s for sixty
days. and grain. As57s- supply Of gTain and cotton
bills EeTe SCarCa-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. ApriI n.-CATTLE-Reoeipts I7!o9
head; loc lower. BesEes 41oas65: Texans 45az5s IS
Westerns. A0oa555; st0CkeTs and feeders. 2i5s50e;
ooas and heifers. 20oa5 90; calves. A5a5n
HOGS-Receiuts. 2 GO head: market Sc lover.
Light e.-5a7 %, mixed 6s5a--35. heavy. 65la7 3
rourhs. 6s5a7a5: y1ksrs. 7.Ih7.20: pigs. 67az5ea.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Rsceipts. l50 bead.
weak Native 3eaaso0: Western. &slaAa0s lambs.
5saso; Westerns 5EasN
New York. Aprl l--CATTLE-Receipts 1850
head; SLOW. Steers s-laae-70; oxen and s;sgs- 48a
55. bulls asa u. COWS 2eaa4s, dressed bscf
duh. sal6is; extra beef l1iz.
CALVES-Reeeipts. $50 had Veals. 5e0os- o..
calls 40sas5e. dressed calves steady 90 f7m: city
dressed veals. FAILS; choice heavy L. country
dressed. 7al0
SHEEP AND LA8fRS-Rcoeipts. 10.500 bad.
Unsho7u sheer 40ca6.09; clipped sheep. 407a5D 20;
unshorn lambs e.15asf1. clipped lambs. 6-5ll7l0
HOGS-Receipts 67o5 head; fmsr. STATE hogs
7.i0a7. GO; ohoics heaTy would exceed qu1tationS
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAuWAY.

NOTE-Publshed ouly as information. and not
guaranteed.
40 P. Nc & o. LIMITED. Dsfy-Fsst rsz-
fibuled train. Pllnsn seepeTs 70 Lexington Louis
Vile Cincinnati. Indianapolis Cheap and 81.
Louis. Psrlor car fcr Virginia Hot Springs week
days Pullman car LouisTllls 10 Memphis and Nsz
Orleans. Dining csrs "A carte service-
ud3 p NJ P. v. LIMITED. Dsfiv-Sosid
vessibuls trsi-. PuIlnzn slcepers 70 Cincinnati.
lexington ard Louisville Compartment slsspinz
ca 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars.
Is csrte service Pullman sleepsz Cincinnati 70
Chicago ard 81. Jouis ard LouIsTiLs 70 Memphis.
Nashville. and New Orleans.
Chespeaks and Ohio OAcss- 1s Pennsylrznia
avenue; Is5s F street ard NeE Union Ststi01- Tel
enhone Main 1865 o. s fu- tickets. haEZsgs ehecks.
Fessrvstiors and Tzxiczb.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
snuTHERN RAILWAY

n B.-Fou0TinE scilsduls figures published only
ss information. snd are not g1sraztesd:
For Atlanta Birmingham. Noble. New Oriszrs
AsheTills ChsJtsnooga. 4smphis. r. n ard l3,i5
p H. daily. Dining csrs
For Roanoke Knoxville. ChatfanooTz- Memphis
New Orleans. ls:i0 2. n daily. Dining cars
For Cofumbz Charleston. Augusta Aiksn S1E8R-
nah Jacksonville. ard Florida points. 40 D r.
dsily. Dining car service.
Tourist cars tor California trs-Eeekly $40 , II
Local ior Hauiso1burg. . a n only: SIS D n
xeek days: for Da1Filie. 30 e. n daily. and iof
Charlottesville. 80 g. n. ard s$ ?. n oaly.
Frequent trains 10 Snd from Bluemont
L 6 BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
PLAN FACTORY REGISTRATION
Commissioners Favor Means OF Reg
uIa1inE workshops.

Factory registration is the latest move
in the interest OF the public health that
the Commissioners have indorsed- An
Increase IN the force OF inspectors is rec
commended
It is believed this registration Of work
ers In factories and workshops is made
necessary By the fact that the District
has no factosy !aws such as are found
In many OF the States There are no
regulations governing sanitary conditions
IN these places.
Health Officer Woodward has made q
report 10 she Commissioners on the sub
3ect. showing the need of additional in
spectors.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
win of Endieott King FILED.

Endieott King, who died last Satur-
day. by his viii. fled yesterday for pro
bate. leaves his entire estate 10 be dis
tributed according 10 the intestacy Law
OF the District. as Il he had died IN
testate. The National Savings and Trust
COMPANY is named executor The viii is
dated January g. 1906
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 7. SIS.
Leave WsshirEtnn New Uniou Statioo
500 4 m--Daily-An points OF N0TfOik and West.
ETn: sls0 Knoxville. Chattanooga. ard Memphis.
foa0 ,. u.-DaTy-Roaroke Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattauocrs Nashville Memphis
Nez Orleans ThrogFh SLEEPER. Diaing csrs.
For NeTfolk-Leave Washington, ~ a. n daily
us a. n. Gaily texcept Suncayl. Arrive NorfoIk
% q. n ard sm p. H
sN5 =. m.-Dsly-BsrryTfIle. Lu-zy. Shsnandoah.
Trains from tie Southwest ariys 6s5 a. n ard
Ie55 = n
All information Fourtes1th street snd New 7o-k
aTenue bend Ruildirel
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
PLEAD FOR ..pUCKY HOLMES"
Jurors Sign Petition to Have Death
Sentence COMMITTED.

The Department Of Justice is investi-
eating an application for clemency for
''Ducky Holmes or Henry L. Schrifo-
gle, who Is under sentence 10 be hanged
On May 3, for the murder Of May Ham
nton- The application was made 20 the
President and referred 10 the Department
OF Justice
The signatures OF ali the jurors who
tried the case last November, are on the
petition. together with those OF a number
OF citizens OF Baltimore. where Holmes
formerly lived. United States District
Attorney Baker has the matter under ad-
viscment-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
wAsHINeTox cATTLE MARKEr.

CATTLE-Eztra. pe- evt. ss0as.es: butcber, LOos
80; common, 2Ooa30.
HoGs-Psr crt,. sross. esoas7s: ordinary. p4
cwt. 6eoa6S
LAMBS-Choice. 70: medium,
SHEEP-Prins. L5oas.o0s eozno-, 2Seal0-
CALVES-Prime per 10. 81; medium. I5zas
ccumon. sa6
COws-Prme. frssh. each. s5Oas5n; common.
sSo0aSa.eo; Old and dry. l3eoal5.M
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22

Mrs. VI. J.. Blackstone Gets Decree
Mrs. Marie L. Blackstone was granted
a divorce yesterday from Frank D
Blackstone, by a decree signed BY Jus
tice Barnard. Of the District Supreme
Court The wife was represented BY
Attorneys Douglas. Baker. and Sheriff.