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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-02

trimming, and killed. Beneath this
dress may be worn a guimpe of blue
taffeta or one of white lawn, as the
weather permits. The belt bib and
sleeve caps are piped with blue taft
feta, which gives a neat and pretty
finish.
X y
Mrs. Floyd A. Bakers tea for Miss
Lenora Stubos this afternoon was a
pretty compliment to the governors at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
in LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
BY IIORMAN.

tho family. Her employers took
turns in waiting upon her.
Knows No Problem.
Il do not know what tho servant
problem H." said Bertha. Il be.
lieys that II servants do the right
thing by their employers they will
ultimately DO blessed thereby. |
have boon. have done my best In
tho bringing up Of three sets OF
children in this family, and each
time ! found II a greater pleasure.
Now they are trying 10 kill mo
with kindness"
Tho Goodmans are Hebrews.
Bertha IA Roman Catholic. we
live by the Golden Rule she says.
Tho Snake OF Water.
Did you ever soc ono Of those
lawn sprinklors consisting simply Of
a piece Of rubber tubing fastened TO
tho top Of n piece Of water pipel
II wrlgglea and writhes and throws
the water In every direction.
Imagine a fire hose throwing a
threclnch stream going through
similar antics In a room full OF fire.
men. and you will have an idea Of
the unpleasant experience Of Aa-
sintant Chief Guerin and several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
n.a,,sr Of III. uai,sa rrs... rus-
n.hsa asiiy ~ rae star rublish-
tnE Go,
faint cATSuP AND NEWS

T. HOODED s. tb obseryant reader notices In news.
49, ,,I ,,,,,,.in.s i;os =, Dr Wiley
NJ, ,t, .nf has the nerve 10 onenly fight the doctor
M, cha, ,n,ha1y d,res defend dr,geed food and doc
-. I3at
p, 49,, ii ,,a, ,,et thew are nrintinp little sneers
- is.,. a, W.T. ri,hsr tb,, or ,rasnp his work and
go t .,i ,h,, ao course he 4. rifle oyer.enthu-
' ,'s ,ai his ~ has become a hobby"
NJ. ,,h,, has Wiley do,e7
~ a.. si.,n,. ~ ,,,, - ,or, the money that I'm
i. e., 90 ,,,, ME n,,, ,,y.lon,
W., = th. ,,,,,er,r,ent,s chief chemist
sons;b. ,ne,or, and otbers-urred con.
49,. 80 80 law nvs,erious influence pre-
-, ~ -. Ia, s,. ,,n,,,ss,oen had retainers in their
st.,. n, 10 them en- other matters and these congress
- ,l :, ,l.,.i.. ~. .,ss.e. ~ The i,,v
MN, aonion ,asesd The law At last Then the en-
h ~ bef The men who made tomato eatsup out Of tur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-F1ftysey.
en- years ago last Sunday Bertha
stcinberger landed at Castle Gar.
den, having come from Germany,
The journey was made In a sailing
ship, and took five weeks. Hor
father had given a man on the same
ship soma money TO deposit for
Bertha In New York.
The man deeamped. and Bertha,
pennlless. made her way to an en-.
ployment agency. There Isaac
Kurt selected her as a servant. lie
took her to his homo In Avenue y.
where he had grocery.
There were five children, and Bor,
tina helped care for them. Two more
were born. sha nursed them In
their infancy.
Now Servant to One.
Bertha ia now a servant ia the
home Of one Of those two children.
Mrs. Carrie II. Goodman Of li6 W,
1i7th At She has nursed Mrs. Good
mans children and grandchildren.
She Is 70 years old, hale and strong,
and last Sunday she sat at the
head Of the table In the Goodman
household, AT a dinner given In her
honor by the Goodmans. 10 cels-
brate her b7th year Of service In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Tho wages Of sin are promptly
paid BY women. but men try to 70
pudiato the debt
Some girls are easily won. and
some others struggle against II un.
NJ they lose out entirely.
About the only thing the some
hingfor.nothing seeker gets Is a
lot Of costly experience.
II Il pleasant at this time Of the
year to hear the running comments
Of babhling brook
Tho Wall st lamb who tries to
become a bull or bear usually
winds up by maklng monkey OF
himself.
A woman ceases TO wear her
heart on her sleeve about the time
she begins to hang her back hair
on q hook,
The average man would like his
wife to be practical and sensible
woman, yet II she Is it's ton TO one
he'll bo afraid of her.-Chlcago
News,
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nil ITTIkI ADOLF, IN CHAIL,
UUllC IN POSES AS MORTAR
La
Day Keep der prisoner subblsd ElIsiA asAi



adolf lsn dlseotered In a brIaOu
coli by OSCAR, who knew he waaa
dero all der dlmel
"Aha, Adolf. ad last you waas In
der tallsitsi
M you call diaa tolls. OSCAR. l
wish | was nuid Of work +"
please don'd famillafize your
acluf nit me. am now your keep.
or. and you must apik more diare
apogtfnl %
"Vol hat dit. | demant you. To
sufferanee dlsa indignation
"nretent yoaraelut innocence.
why don'd youl 70 stole der bud.
don holes ouid OF a vest. ven you
held ID un In q addFe ID hat no
arms und 80 Id Was worated,
You say I'd Was Nofatodf"
"Yesa,"
dot Ia funny. ney arrcatet me
on a serge warrant. tee heoi"
"llefel Cracks like dot iaa nod
aliowaueed In disa ehail ~ you do.
sist In making dem. We WIN blaze
you IN salutary refinomand.
"Can'd | olen make bomoanlngs
OF my tate1''
NO. Amusing der odder hrison,
ers iss foFhoded
~non'd / get no exercise efenf
Sure You can exercise your
imAtehinailah. ha. Ia. hai"
Go ahead und laugh. hyeua |
am IN your power pow. but mark my
prescription. hs v0t laughs last
does nod haf 10 begin 30 soon"
"vot viii you do. hullfrog 2
"Votf Ven | set my release, I
yill cut diaa dump from my calling
llat Dot isa Yots
BE careful. ynu are getting fun
ny again nosltsa. you wass In tor
life"
"Don'd get anydings off for
Eoot hehafiar =
Certainly FL you die before
your term las enist We knock Oft
v0t you did nod use.
Tank you Nit does vafts !
feel eheered like a hlgh tariff sou.
alter returning home from Wash
inEtou.-
ANY last fequeations before !
put der dime lock on your cell for
der night
NO. holdings. sgcept doa'd
forget To pud euid der milk boddie
Can see my lawyer In der morn
mgr
Yeas. you can see him Ad brrak.
fast Yust now he lss IN der coal
cellar consulting Coks.
ny der var. am looking Tor
somc picture post carts OF DER
staioot Of Liberty TO remind me
vot "a lss like
We'll. Maybe der miai man
prings you some Of der heEst chaii
delifery.-
dot strikes me init a idea |
'dink l win escape
Please. no escaping iaa hef.
mittet here. III you must ESCAPE.
do ID outalta
Monster vat you Arei / win
ask you on fiaeuf. only on
Sure. II ID las In my power.
l will deny ID.
~PrinE me n onion
-wass you hungryf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

A riri could be proud Of her an.
kles n she didn't have any feet
After the college man graduates,
knowing everything there is TO
know. he has time TO ieafu hos 10
make a living.
The first time man seis mar
ried It's because he's green. the
mex, time because he has acquired
tho habit d being in hot water,
Tho reason the baby never does
anything smart IL so Ia mother can
toll how Il does In ever letter she
writes 10 her people,
Where a man comes IN strong on
discipline for the children is lay
Ing down the rules and then hlam.
ing his wife because nobody can
enforce them. New York Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

WHEN The SUN CO.'S DOWN.
ny VIII ?. Griffin.

I have wondered what lies past the worlds far fim.-
Where the great rcd aun goss down
Since the dreaming Of youth. so long REo.
I have lonsud 80 longud sometimes TO 20
Over the slopes and the mountain trails.
Tho deserts and valleys the wood and wales
To tho land who're the sun goes down.
I have looked to tho deanlAte, tinted West
Where the great red down
And wondered at strange and foreign lands,
OF unknown tongues ethet strands.
And icngsd sometimes 10 40
That ! might see. that might know
OF the lands whore tho down.
I have looked IN the far a0af ieNeied skies
Where the great red suss down.
And lonKed for the deeps Of starry nkh
A traekcaa waste and Posslaf light.
And wished that l had beeu born TO see
Those lands and know u their mystery
WHORE the great rcd sun goes down.
And I've turned Ia the dusk. from the aferEiuw.
when the great red sun vas desn.
To tho lights that cleaned In tho ctY'H heart,
The lights IN hall and thfetMng mart,
And ionsed 20 lonscd for the arms and breast
That Graded sweet 70 alcsp and rest,
whoa the great red san went down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
HEARD ON THE STREETS

AZ the end OF half an hour the
crank was simply running loose
there wasn't the slightest resistance
inside the can TO Indicate that
freezing had begun, He kept At Il
10 minutes longer and then gave
up In disgust.
He opened II for examination be
fore consigning the freezer to the
junk heap. inside he found the
cream frozen In one solid lcicle
around the center shaft. while the
outside paddles were beating free
air. Il took 10 minutes to thaw the
cream away from the shalt 20 Il
could be packed down into tho can.
Automobile owners will tell you
that some people are veritable
-Jonahs- when II comes to riding
IN a gasoline car. A party Of Seat.
ale motor enthusiasts attended the
County club yesterday. going out
In autos. On the way the run was
without mlshap. and one Of the
party even remarked that Il was the
-bulllest" ride he ever had had.
Returning. the machine carried
one new occupant friend who
happened by at the start and was
willing TO come along" After 10
minutes Of driving the car came to
a stop with snort. The accident
baffled all tinkcrlng and fixing.
There was nothing 10 do but 10
wait for another car to pull the
machine to the nearest garage on
Broadway.
Not one Of the four who had
made the trip to the camp was 80.
perstltlous. but there was a finger.
ing thought In the mind OF each
that the added starter was
Jonah"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Perhaps be did II because he was
: SOAK Anyway. he had on a
nice, comfortable Jazz as he crossed
Pioneer square last Sunday morn
Ing and didn't mind little soaking
The shower had driven the
crowds from the front seats around
the square. and left the seats wet.
But he wanted to sit down.
He pulled out a somewhat be.
grimed pocket handkerchief and
carefully dried one end OF the seat
Then he turned around and sat
down on the other end.
He bought one OF those new
freezers which you read about In
the advertisements, guaranteed to
freeze Ice cream in three minutes.
He tried II out and IL worked lie
tried Il again. Ditto. He was
happy.
Both tryouts had been made when
the family was preparing for com
pany and the freezer had been full
10 the top. Last Sunday. thinking
that no further preliminary tests
were necessary, he decided TO use
Il In preparing cream for Just him.
self and wife
The can Of the freezer was, &C.
cordlngly. filled only about half full.
Hubby then went into the basement
to complete his three minute task.
AT the end OF three minutes the
crank was turning. II seemed to
him. even more easily than at first.
Former experience had taught him
It should turn harder.
But he turned away thinking
that OF course II was natural some
cream should take longer than 9th.
or to freeze. Or maybe this brand
Of Ice wasn't 30 coldi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
THE AVIATOR'S PERIL

see the hcrol Watch him dare
perlle OF the upper air.
Death and danger Heem but play
A. he wings his wondroua way.
But no lands Alasi alaokl
Kissing maidona now attack,
so again he seeks the sky.
Glad that maidena cannot ny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
China Specials

$50 and $500 China Cups and
saueers. Plates. Puff Bores.
Bouillons and odd fancy
pieces. at ...........ef.O0
English Bone China Souvenirs;
Dat Meal Bowls. Cream Pitch
era. Pie Plates. Cups and
saucers. bought TO sell Il
enes nov =-sssssssssss+s CIV
Csc box Of Stationery. Envelopes
and Paper: special .....f5f
$3.50 and 800 Leather TrareL
Ing Bags. sifes II and u
inches; at ............SJ.O0
The last OF the vell-knoxn
Henry Likly Trunks at ONE
THIRD OFF FORMER PRICES.
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your news

IAN the fauna must be out Of
0nge or why should Mr.. fIarri-
nan be getting on the front page
display
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

-rov dsat ioss mi. anY more.
sabhsd his wife
what's the matter nawr quefied
her husband
~Yoa doat seem half az ansioas
10 hsaf the rugs as fou WHfa
rcar aso "sanetrait Free Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

As an intellectual uplift, the
seroplane races have stirred a no
bic emulation In the pronunciation
Of Rheims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

We're all doing veil. sir. but
uenrfie ere and il colds that had
you'd think . was 'aller ueargie.
koff fof IL fsssfeure Scraps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Huut Of a l1h. are fqnf asked
The first Eifl iiosa catch yoa Hifts
NSai / caught the bose FAY.
what sort % wedding aresa 10 you
thinh u real swell philadelphia
Public Ledger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Look here said the lawyer y
enjoy a ball game a msah ~ any.
body liut The next time you get OH
YOU muntnt tell me you are Npihs
to aumpbodya funeral knhaif can
alnta and other neat relations
"nur family Isn't like the general
run" answered the office boy
i'Fathsf was q Mormon - Washing
ton star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
CURING raa nEARrAcHu.

An Atchiaon young thing had a
heart that arhci. hcr honey.boy
having taken his affections .lne.
whsrs. and her father recently shut
himself up with her to reason with
her.
That honey boy averaged spend.
Ing 30 cents a week on you he
said. Here's a dollar a week 10
Taxa his place, Every time Ne call
ed he cleaned out tho refrigerator.
your mother will 500 10 Il that your
brothers DO this In future. He kept
Yun NJ late At nlKhis Your baby
sister is cross. and hereafter you
will LET the baby do this for you. He
took possession OF tho most CON.
Portable rocker on the porohi when
you look at that rocker In future II
VII not be empty. bringing the pans
10 your heart that your silly novels
tell about: Z, will be occupied BY
ilie man who paid for II. and that's
ltue Your mother and | stayed By
Iyen through colo and toething. and
nrs going TO get you through this
flf We have 70 take turna spanking
van Now take your eyes on tho
moon and look at the dust around
you. - Athlaon Globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

No matter what the sehiveIy yer.
dict may be. everybody over four
years Of age will know what's what.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Nothing makes Uncle Sam 80
peesiah as to have some one play
the baby act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

iief tAdYship iebeut % Etys Of
drflaatussph ] want 10 a@a tuns
eHurciadig snrsses - hissh shoe r.
Joseph fhashfaiiy Oh. my LADY
what would nis ief1ahip aay ALLY
siopgra Half Holiday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

-wcafdn't yoa iiks 10 havs a
graceful safffaHsf
sif rather have an Autqmobils -
philadelphia Huiisiina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

nut sometimes a'a right to toll
white lie. Isn't IT,
Perhaps. hut notice that when 4
man Eata that idaH once 4 ISN'T
Ions nil he becomes ealaf bliha ~
cleveland Leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Ladies' medium weight Globe
tailor finished. pure white.
soft cotton VestA and Tlghta;
al ideal weight for early fall
broken lots worth Csc TO 7tc
per garment. special for FIJI.
day and Saturday .......5Oe
"Mefode@ hand trimmed Union
Suits. made BY woman Tor
woman medium weight,
soft Egyptian cotton; hlsh
neck. long or short sleeves,
knee or ankle length; al
styles. per sult.....-s1.25
Extra values tomorrow 10 Ia,
dies summer weight Isle Tn.
dervear. any style per gar
ment 4s..f.-ss......s. SOC
Ladies' ali-sllk Vests white.
pearl. cream: were iiso,
special .........s...sf.O 90
Boys and girls best Stockings
made for the money. Friiay
and Saturday ..........2yt
Ladies' Onyx Black. q regular
a6c grade everywhere; here
tomorrow ....s........25f
Mems famous wearing sox;
black or tan; all sizes: box
Of 8 pairs .........Sf.0O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

NJ aaii, out 81 sffT-t fsaF, 81
months, rthut I Hianfhs a4s.
Battered 81 seattle wash post
offies, ~ sseoad=einss natter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
STAR DUST


- usHaHn dea'i
rrseat sstrayh
aaet statements
Wtth tn fsHrfh 3
u vasut bora
yesfsfilaI she
rather " ants 20
der kink she
was"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

clnh Man audsfsiaHf sir, that
you hogan Hfs a. nsn shuft
Guest N the Evening" fear some
ono has beer fpulins Fpn ] heFan
NE a. an ihfaHt.-fhiiippins gessip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

men st Park Row nre. A hIEh
pressure stream was turned into
tho hose. and II wAs too strong
far Il.
Five Hvsslss flooreo.
The nofric vas wrcnched out Of
tho hands of the men who vsw
holding II. Il knocked down i've Of
thsm at one HNipe. thcn began a
series Of Wild filings. awings and
aseops that scnt sir morr sprawl
lng Around the smoke filled room
it thfashed and flopped like a crazy
serpent Of terrific power. II broke
windows and scattered everything
movable In all directions.
Fireman LavHfese was knocked
senaelcss aud both his hands we're
severely cgt by broken gissa The
mad hose vas finally ovsrpowerod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

There is saeh a masculine touch
about the dfaaH aAa NeaHs
You mean that Hmadff stfeeh 81
finFef make along tie line 81 but
ions Ia fhs kHek f=ifsusio Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

who IL righteous oYefmueh IL
mnfssi Tor the old enc. Dutch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

run" answered the office boy
Father was q Mormon. - aahihf
ton star
Where a man eames In strong on
discipline for tbs children Il iaYint
down the rules and then blaming
HE wife because nobody can enforce
them New Ysfk Press
There ia saeh masculine touch
about the dress shs esaHs
you mean that smadgf streak 81
finger marks along tie llns u but
tons IN ths back f=iisusion Post
Who IL righteous aYefmueh IL
mefssi for the old one.=putah.
well. Uncle Zeb. sid his neigh.
Dor, "youf boys come hack from
college. and / reckon he's got = sood
NO. sfoansd Uncle zsb, Then
-four years l. plumb wasted tfled
An 90 a railroad Fuide the other dal
an he souldn't mako head net tsi
81 a. any mofe'n the test OF Us
could - Chicago Tribune
-Ffspeh.
me Oh. dsargs. you've broken
The Cheerful Never mind
dsafis ~ make you another -
Comic Cuts.
The nearer the iEH the longer the
road -fiafmah.
= asked your fathers consent BY
telephone
Mai ala he sAyr
4 d9nt knaw xho ydu are tni its
all fight~-SsN York kfeninE Tsles
ffafn-
qsits Dfffsfsat4
Cluh Man understand. Sir that
you hogan iifs aa . usH ahug
Quest o. the Evening" feat sofne
one hes been feolins Yen heFan
NE a. an lnfaHf.=i'hiiippius geasif
Nt.undststsad.
iief tAdFThip fahgui 20 Htys o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
School Suits

A very satisfactory line in good
ooiors, Sizes 9 10 II years,
special prieca at s3.t5 and
s5.75.
Felt Hats, the new shades;
s1.5O To $500.
Boys Blouse Waists; sizes . to
IL years. good heavy per
Gales. special soc
Windsor Ties: nice line Of col.
ors. checks and plain Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

adolf lsp dlseofercd In a brlsou
coli by OSCAR, who knew he waaa
dero all der dlmel
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Use Dr.. DEMONS

. ! c e p n 3
Garments" for
the children
They cover
them all over
all night" Our
stock now
c 0 m plete;
sizes 6 months
to 8 years
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EXCURSIONS.
s. WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT CO

Every day in the year from foot eth st
for Fort Monroe, Norfolk. Newport News an
points south via steel palace steamers .sNysvy-
port News" Norfolk" ana washington -
Nv. Washington.6;45 PM Lv. Portsmouth5 pnl
L.v Alexandria. 800 pm ILv NorfolE6 nm
Ar. TT Monroe. 90 am Lv. TT. Monroe 7 n ~,
Ar. NorfOlk......S 200 am Ar AlexanCria. 6 :3Oam
Ar. Portsmouth $50 ami Ar. Washington 7 am
R1S Through connections made at NorrolJ,
with steamers Old Dominica Steamship Co
for New York. and Merchants g I'd Miners
Steamships FOR Boston.
azE General Ticket Office sO5 I4tn St Col
orado Building. (Phone Main I520l
9Th st. Wharf Phone Main 1850
JNo. CALLAHAN. ID V. Pres. x Gen Mgr.
W. II CALLAHAN. Geni Pass. AEt.
fesS-tt
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FOR RENT-4317 and 1927 Sth ST. n " Pet
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rooms and bath .---..--.-...-. ...... 81 o.
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RAILROADS.
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CHICAGO. "1.22. $40 D. M
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND LOUIS
VILE, $40 a m. s4:O5 D. m. '12.40 night
PIITsBURG, $40 a. m. liz. $40 p. m,
1890 night
CLEVELAND. "s:1O p. m.
COLUMBUS. - D. m
WHEELING, H9.10 a. m. $3.50 D. m
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m, % Is 90 D. m
FREDERICK 1RICK. fs.2o 1910, ts:15 a m, lao
HAGERSTOwN, 1910 a. m. $500 D. m.
ANNAPOLIS, "7;20 1900 a. m, T12:O5 noon
f3:20. 1880, $780, and IS 30 d. m.
DAILY. Except Sunday tSunday only
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Oh1ces: 1911 q St. Tel Main 1891; 81
Pennsylvania ave, Main 27S New Unior
Station Ticket Office. Main 1850; Information
Bureau lain $780, mhl-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-05
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
400 p. NC. & o. Limited. Daily. Fast yes
thule train, Pullman sleepers 20 Lexington
Louisville Cincinnati. Indianapolis Chicago
and St Louis. ParlOr car for Virginia Hot
Springs, week days. Pullman Car LSuis-
Vile 10 Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
cars a Ia carte service
1I1O F. Nj F. v. LIMITED Daily
Solid vestlbule train. Pullman sleepers to
Cincinnati Lexington and I,ouisvilla
Compartment sleeping car to Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining cars. a Ia carte
service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati 10
Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louisville To
Memphis Nashville. and New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5l3 Peuusvl-
vania ave, 1888 + st and New Union sta
zion Telephone Main 1866 or 22Os for TICK
cts, baggage checks reservations and taxi
cab. Enha5-rf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-05
FOR SALE-MoTORCYCLEs.

FOR sALE-Two-cyiinder Reading Standard,
SIS: good new; also 1903 single Sl35: per-
feet running order. and 1905 model at
SIS. 7. y. MUD. JR.. I223 New York ave.
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