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the negro who sttsaY IS THE NEW LEADER

Sault upon Jennie McMfl
year-old white child. of West l.. The
port, finished its investigation yese
day afternoon ana viii make firs'
report tomorrow morning.
While 1t is impossible to get accu-
Iate facts from the inside. the gener
impression is that no true bills
ave been found. The inquisitorial
,dy determined it is impossible to
t the names of the persons who
ok part in the lynching.
rwo hundred witnesses were sub
iknaed. -.
Pm the other hand It seems positive
assured that indictments have been
npd against Lon. F. Irvine and E.
lido. fireman and engineer, respec-
aay Of the Kansas City Southern
! nrth engine which crashed into the
|lnn|s and Pacific Pullman, killing
persons Sunday night.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Special to The NetCs.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 12.-Comn
merchants from about thirty Z
larger markets of the country |
bled at the Monticello today for
sion of the National League of
mission Men, which will last
days.
Among the subjects to be disc
at the convention are: Uniform
Weights and Measures" "A g
ment Parcel Post Bill" Federal
Act Revision" Uniform Bill OF
ing" Federal Supervision Over
phone and Telegraph Companie
Private Car Lines" "Unreast
Express Charges" and other su
of vital interest to producers,
pers and merchants alike.
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with the majority Not
Ia a chemical analysis Of it,
bowe he sak o
a
solidarity
interests"
after he Washington Senator Dover
to
He ha
mex
I'M
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-12

Democrats in the United States senate
new leader. He is fernando de Soto
senator from Mississippi. The senate is
+ ~ pade up of money these days, having
'illionaires on its salary list. 1t
"Millionaire's club" The new
Wy ~ever, has money in name
Boston, Jan. 1S'--ippian who will lead
Mems Christian Associasirn 20 come be.
in the Back Bay district, was de- a
stroyed by fire early to-day. The loss g
VIII exceed two hundred thousand dol
lars. q
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-12

PbiladelphlA = : I - !!l
sis with Balt1mofS - -
the committee VIII sssk - ~
railroads readjust import ratee -
equal tariffs win prevail 1t this
and Baltimore and at New Teri
Boston.
1t is predicted that Boston wfll|
hard against any such arrangen
and Baltimore will do all in it, D
to prevent Philadelphia SECT
rates on parity with the Mari
seaport.
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Stops La1nenesa

Much of the chronic lamene
in horses is due to neglect.
See that your horse is not
lowed to go lame. Keep Sloal
Liniment on hand and apply
the first sign of stiffness. I
wonderfully penetrating - Sd
right to the spot relieves i
soreness = limbers up the joi1
and makes the muscles elias
and plant.
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MORE POWER FOR MORGAN

Through purchase Of control of the Equitable
Life Assurance society, J. P. Morgan is acknowl-
edged the insurance king Of America, the doni-
mating factor in the nations finances and the
master and controlling spirit of the traction stu
alton in New York.
Mr.. Morgan has been during the past rs years
the Atlas of the financial world of the United
States. He possesses more money power than
any man who ever lived in this country.
Born in Hartford Conn.,, April H. 1887. of
family which for generations had been wealthy
and aristocratic, he from his youth up enjoyed
all the educational advantages that his parents
money and social position could give him. After
graduating at the English high school in Boston
he went abroad and became a student at Got
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this
nothing his
responsibilities
thorough grounding exceedingly complicated subject foreign
When his
fathers banking
1871 worth of New
Vanderbilt.
handled
ration putting the national gold basis
Pacific
railroad
1880 his
railroad
allied lines
In 1895 the Erie railway rehabiltated.
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HOWL MEN AS ouEsrs.

New York. Jan. ls.-Managers of all
the leading hotels Of the city will
occupy the role of guests at the Wal.
dorf-As'oria tonight. with Manager
George C. Boldt as host. the occasion
being the snrusl dinner Of the New
York Hotel Mems Association.
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EDWARD OUT-oF-DOOR KING

q No other European sovereign is so much a
man OF sthe open air. as King Edward. who has
just. celebrated his sixtyeighth birthday ami
.yersary. He is singularly energetic. though not
active in the sense of who walks rapidly and
far, When there is nothing better available for
an out-of-door occupation he does not despise the
gentle game Of croquet, though he has never
fallen victim to golf.
He is not afraid of rain and he actually revels
in the brisk freshness of a heavy shower. He
hardly ever umbrella. For life out of
doors he prefers clothes which will resist the
rain, but he does not like macintosh. Clad
In a long, cloth cape, which completely covers
his other clothes, he scorns to take shelter from
even a tropical downpour
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For HEADAcHE-Hick's cAPuq
Whether from Colds, Heat, Stol
or Nervous Troubles, capudIneI
relieve you. It's Iiquid-pieasa
take-acts immediately. Try IL
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Here's the Proof.

Mr.. G. T. Roberts Of Resaca,
RID. No. I, Box 43, writes; -"lh
used your Liniment on a horse for 81
ney and effected thorough cure.
30 removed SPAWN on a mule. !
SPAWN was as large as guinea egg.
my estimation the best remedy for Ia
ness and soreness il
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SENATE WATCHES DOLLlVER

Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver of Iowa. a lead
ing member Of the insurgents" threw some hot
shot into the enemy in his speech delivered at
the Press club in Chicago just before congress
convened. Mr.. Dolliver advanced the theory that
the most hopeful sign about the last congress
not what congress did, but the fact that it
did not do unanimously He also said that he
believed President Tafts attitude toward the
insurgents" at the present session will be friend
ly and that he thought the president had done
all that it up to him to do in the tariff mat
ter. as congress made the tariff revision and not
the president.
THE time when skin game can be worked
on the PEOPLE with the unanimous consent Of
congress will never come again" said Mr.. DOLL.
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He moods when
when
On
carriages He pcnicked
O motor
nricacies
strict
He is an
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aA!LllAb 1lM IABLE

HatueBour8 "Central Time.
Arrives Departs
..... 10:26 q. m. go. 1880 .. m.
...... 11:26 .. N. ...... 1880 .. %
\ ...-.. S:16 Pm. $500. $50 p. N.
-. ll:06 y. N. $500. lI:lO y.
South eoune.
~. Arrives Depart.
..... $50 g. n. ...... 6:25 .. n
. ...... 1880 q. m. ...... 1l:70 .. n
Is ...... 4:6S p. m ...... sos p. IN
S... 9:0S p. m. ...... 400 .. y
Effective May 9Th.
GULF { SHIP ISLAND aAiLROAL
COMPANY.
General Passenger Department..
Passenger Service.
MAIN LINE.
No. s. No. 8.
Lv. Jackson. $500 q. m. 3:35 p. m.
Lv. Harrisburg 9:43 q. m. 7:13p.m
Ar Gulfport. 1. .12:3 80 p. m. 1000 pm
No. 4. No. 9.
Lv. Gulfp.-t 7:40 a. m. 4:25 p. m
~ Hattiesburg 1O:30 a. m. TAB y. IN
Ar. jackson 1855 ?. m. 11:00 p. q
Columbia Division (via. Silver Creek
and Columbia.
No I0l. No. lO2.
1880. m. Nv Mendenhall Ar 9:25 y. IN
.:A0rm Ar Gulfport Lv 2:45 p. III
No. l0Y No. 40.
$3.50 m. w Jackson Ar 1915 a. m
$40 p. m. Ar Columbia Ly 6:19:a. m
Connections at Jackson, HattiesbuI.
and Gulf,""t with all lines.
For fu,i er information. apply to,
THOs. P. HALO.
Secono vice-Pres., Gulfport, Miss
Effective Aug. 20, 1909.
Mobll. Jackson Il Kansas City
NoRTHsoUNo.
NO. IA a. rives 1853 .. m.
NO. Ii arrives 1928 .. m.
soUTHeOUND.
no. / ieaves 6:16 =. N.
No DC leaves 40 =. -
MsSissiPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD
Passenger F-rvIes.
Effect We June ~, /.
MOL -
l., Ha tiesburg.. 6:15 q. m. 1880 y. -
~ 81 er Creek. 1927 a. m. 4.39 ~ -"
Lv Vanilla. go. .o:,.
. Al 81 ook raven. 80 p. N
". Blookh ss q. m. $3.50 p. m
Nv. Roxie .11:21 q. m. 1888 I'm
Ar. Natchez. -. IL: Is p. m. $3.50 p. m
No. No. 4
Ly. Matches .... $3.50 a. m. 1850 p. N
L,. Roxie. ...... 7:24 a. m. 2:44 p. n
Ar. BrookhaveR. 9:O8 a. m. 4:30 p. II
Nv Brookhaven, 9:11 a. m. 1850 p. Ii
Lv Vanilla. ..9:57 a. m. $3.50 p. u
l., Silver Greek. .10:17 a. m. $3.50 p. n
Al Hattiesburg. 1880 p. N. $40 p. n
Trxins run daily.
r. D. REEVES.
ssenerAl Passenger AGENT
Hattiesburg. Misc.
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e.--t-s~@
-. 49, -.

Thetound s::7.s..:a
s.n..a at aiey're going to toast the foot.
c.oxs tomorrow.
1's.seu W now understand why
Sls}nnnfehes)it gridiron.-Columbia
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HOTEL CLENDENI'e-

- - -.
40. eA.remeiy altered, and
re woman tempted her with the
Theet her homely kitchen fare in
Cody Ramsdill welcomed the un-
visit of Mr.. Tempest's house
with great Difference and relief
lib burning curiosity to speak of
uest.
Henly in rigid black silk with
mas ling little close bonnet whose
way strings were tied under her
KAhad chosen to draw a veil down
oNer countenance, whose natural
was much disturbed. The
notified a little, for even on
-om Craven she had cried
ing lady's hin-just hin
T." Polly busted q spot
nonHd stood alongside of II
UauH venturing to suggest
ally linger. but longing
( ,,o,uns j never still. m; ! do
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s.chsrehs.
,.,, an up-to-date wedding
andbout H.
od1's former husbands acted
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I0l4-Lot .; Walter C. John e TX to
Ernest l. Schmidt and George NJ EmmeEich.
trustees to secure GeTrnan-Amer1eaH Building
Association, $3.50.
Square 62l-Iots 100 10 lOs Anna L Stewart and
Mary f. NlcDonell 70 Charles B. Caywood snd
John F. Garrett, trustees 70 secure Frederick
F. Detweiler, $3.50, 3 years, Der cent, ssgni-
annually
Anacostia and Benning road-Part Of tzcsi
Union Stock Yards Company 70 American So
clriiy and Trust Company, trustee, 10 secure
bond issue $4,000 January l. 1880 per csnt-
Square IO57-LOt "a: Man b. Robbins 10 Henry
IamsOn ard Eustics LAmsOn, trustees. 70 sscurs
Kate Z. Wilson. Sl.l50, year s PEI cent, semi
annually
lie Druit Park-LOt a. block Il; Daniel Blouros %
Joseph Weber and Orvine L. Ballard, trustees.
to secure Charles F. Browne, 5000. years,
PER cert semi-anuually.
Langdon Park-Lot T. block . Ellsworth s Whit
Dey ct TX. % Washington Loan and Trust ON
pany, trustee, TO secure Equitable Co-operstivs
Building Association S,2o
South Of square D59-Iot Is; Mary F. Csrron 70
Chaplin Brown and Henry H. BeTgnann. u1s-
tees to secure Oriental Building Association, No.
g. $500.
SQUARE 7s2-Lot q; Henzy W. Hizham ct III 20
Frank J. Dieudonne and James Berry. trustees,
to secure Perpetual Building Association SOD
Reservation C-Part Of lot = Robert A Miller e.
Tx. To James S. Fraser and George b Fraser
trustees, 10 secure GeOIke A. + lL5cis wv tiA9o
years per cent per aunum.
Reservation C-PmJ Of lot 7; Robert A. Miller 70
James S, Fraser, and George &. Fraser. trustees
TO secure Eva H. Fraser, $50, three years. >
per cent per annum-
Avalon Hsights-Lot II. block 8: Mary Z. UhIfeloer
to Richard NJ. Parker, trustee, 70 secure John
L. Massey. Sis. TO Y months. s per cent per
/ annum.
| Square lI50-Lots and {; Martha S. GTeiew to h.
/ y. Gordon and Robert Z. Heater, trustees. 70
secure Fulton r. Gordon, 26S), FIVE years,
/ per cent, semi-annually.
| Columbia Heights-LOt s. block 50; William II.
Connolly Ct Tx. 10 William ]. Father and Mil
ton T. Allies trustees. 20 secure John 81.
Jones. $4,000. three years, per cent seni-sn-
nually.
| Columbia Heights-lot g: block So; Same 10 I'd
ward p. Schwartz and J. Leo kolb. trustees. tn
secure Minnie T. Flaherty, 500, one year,
per cent. semiannuay.
| Pleasant Plains-Part-U II lot 9. Charles ]. Brown
Ct IA. to National SayicGs and Trust COMPANY
| trustee to secure Albert ]. SturteEsnt, see
G to g months, per cent, semi annas1lx-
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PAWNBROKERS.
MEDICAL.
GOOD REPAIR SHOPS.
AUTO LAMPS REPAIRING.

SKILLFUL RADIATOR REPAIRING.
Your auto lamps and radiators put into
perfect condition. Quick but carefui
work Moderate charges. MOORE & CO,
S06 John Marshall place. Phone Main 4S47.
gSsaOd
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Probate COurt.
IIIsTICE RARNLRD


Estate q Henry johnson; order granting lEeteTa
q administration 20 f. A. fleming; bond s2oS.
Attorney F. A. fleming.
Estate If Henry NJ Adams; order granting let
teTs testamentary TO Fannie L. Herbert Il. AdGms;
bond, s. CO., Attorneys. A. b. Browne, Alex
Browne and Evans Browne
Estate Of Elizabeth T. Wood; order granting let
tiers testamcntary. 20 F1ortncs T. Smith and Cara
;. May: bond 500 Attorney, A. B. DuTail.
Estate q Elizabeth Oveman: order granting let
tsrs testamerfary 10 Washington Loan and Trlsr
Company. ATTORNEY. J. b. LaTne-.
Estate of Samuel Fowler; order for sale q stock.
Attorneys, J. ]. Darlington and J. ID. Sullivan
Estate Of Mary {. Parrish order for sale q STOCK.
Attorney W. A. Mckinney.
In Te AliOe r. Kelley et al. order for allowance.
Attorneys MILAN & smith.
Estate Of Alfred Nevele; petition for allowance.
ATTORNEY. d. ". ODOnogtue
Estate q Eliza A. B. Chambers; order for sale q
personality. Attorney W. N. levin
Estate Of Jane c. Gertmsn; petition for letters
testamsutaFy. Attorney 6. c. GeTtmEn-
Estate q James Mullani VIII dated June Z,
1867 Sled.
Estate q George Townsauh; petition fR letters
Of administration. AttOrneys, X. n. YeatnAn.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Il Kentucky aveuus soIthesst-Squsre l01A 10. 2;
Walter F. Collins ct u 70 Walter G, John
et w, SO
Fifteenth street southeast, between A ard
streets-square 1852 lot 90; joseph A Roth 70
Milton G. Brown et TX, SO.
Fifteenth street southeast, between and Streets
Square lO5s Iot 60: Frzncis z Smith = a. 70
Joserh A. Roth so.
Mount Plessant-south half Of lOt n. in Wright &
COx's subdivision; Cathaune Reoeccs HAWKINS
10 GustATe Oppe1heimer, 50
Randle Park-Lots 2 and Is block 2; Louis P.
Ruek q III. 70 Katharine NJ JueTgg1s 80
First Addition 20 Manor Park-Squsre SSSs lot g;
Federal Realty Company 70 z. A. King. SO
Washington street northwest between Fourth ard
Fifth stTectE-SqUaTe SIS. lots O and &c. E1Ia-
heth W voorhees, to Gustsv Werner, so.
Cleveland Heights-LOts i and 4, block J: Francs
F. Cleveland 10 Percy II. Russell, S,S5
Chevy Chlse-Squ8re l750 lots sni /; Fulton r
Gordon = TX. 70 Martha 6 Grel1E san
Crsmnaer's Addition 70 Tak0na Park-L0s Is. block
6: Heber L. Thornton et uI. TO Charts /. haE-
leg. SO: trust S709
Columbia Heigh,s-Lot 81. Ro4 s. Minnie 7.
Flaherty to William II Connolly, SO
Pleasant Piains-Psrt Il %; 2; Albert L StuTte-
want ct TX 70 Charles !. Brown, 80
Randle Higllands-SqUare $50. lot p United States
Realty Company 10 NiTsn T. Ladd. SIC.
Ia DTul, Park-L0t s. block i; Chsries F. Browns
e u 10 Dznisl Monroe. $3.50.
Fast nesuWnad-Iot g. block i; Anderson ID.
Eleventh street northwest between Florida avsuus
and " street-Square 81 lot 81; Hauietta
George Stewart 70 Cornslia D. George, SIC
~ Eighth street northwest. Mount Pleassnt-lot
re. Emma T. McIutire et a.. 70 Lille T. Mills.
Fourteenth street and New York avenue northwest
Bond Buildingl-Square -. lot IS; r. Isabel
Sinclair 20 Bond Building Company, SO. trusts.
street southeast between First and Sec9nd streets
Square 49, lot IS. AZreal FUN q TX. %
Henry ". Highsm, T., So
Third street northwest between Pennsylvania avenue
and c stYeet-ReserTatiCn No. TO- part q luI
90: Susan VI. Lohr 10 John ". Lohr. SO.
Mount Pleasant ami Pleasant Plains-Lots 4 70
g, block ! Regina Thiebaut 20 James r. Bar
hour. SO.
Grace street northwest, between Wisconsin aFeIIue
and Potomac stTeet-SQuaEe us5, part q i0t
y: Edward Mellon &c. w. to Esther &. Ores
ham, SO
SIS 10 sos Armory place southwest-Ressrvation @,
part Of lot :; James s Fraser e. W. % Robert
A Miller. g.
/ Wisconsin avenue northwest between Porter and
Quebec streets-SQusro 1893. lots 70 10: James
Martin ct TX. 70 William c. Freeman, SO.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: All.
Ne. 8e9 Dutton ct al W Parrish. &c placed
al foot Of assignment
No. 2)G HYDE e a. IS. United States; passed
until February
Nc. 9152 Morris vs. Metropolitan Surety Com
pans: PASSED for settlement
No DOL. Capital Traction Company ys. United
States, No. Ha1 United states Capital iTac-
ton Company, 40. 359. United States vs. Wash
ingt0n Railway and Electric Company; argument
commenced hy Mr.. T. 8 Perry for plaintiff IN
error in Nos. 992 and 3s3 ard for defendant n
e1cr IN No. 20T continued by Mr.. G. p. Hoover
for defendant IN error in No. 2j9S. continued by
Mr.. X. r. Perry for the plaintiff IN error N No.
POI ard for defendant in error IN No aS3, con-
cluded by Mr.. d. W. Baker for plaintiff fn error
IN Nos 892 and 3o8 and for defendant in error
IN No. 29l.
No. 8e3 Rhode W. United States; affirmed
Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Shepard.
No 33l. District q Columbia Is Martin; ar
fined Opinion b. Mr. Justice Robb.
No 21a. ThurstC1 vs. Mcclellan; reversed. Opan-
Ion by Mir. Chief Justice Shepard
No. 9e0. IittleDage vs. NeaIe Publishing Com
pany, reversed. Opinion hy Mr.. Justice Robb.
No. 3s2 nacfaTiald FL al Mead 81 al. re
versei. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Shepard.
No 30s Brown vs.. selfridge; affirmed. Opinion
by Mr.. Justice R0bb.
No 355. Butler Vs. Indian Protective Associa
ton ct al; affirmed. Opinion by 3iE Chief justice
SHEPARD.
No 1871. Adams Monroe Manufacturing Com
pauy Naciarland e. al continued.
Original. Ne. SO Miller Shoemaker Real Estate
Company vs. Fidelity and Casualty Company; pc
tti0n for allowance Of special appeai oTeTruled.
No 34 Strong IS. Andres; Judgment reversed
/ OPINION by Air Justice R0bD.
/ Patent appeal No. GH Mayer Fer-iliner an
/ Junk Company vs.. Carolina Chemical Company
continued by stipulation.
! Patent APPEAL No 6l6 Walter Baker & 60
/ Id vs.. Nestle ard Anglo-Sviss Condensed NIL
I Company: passsd until March by stipulation.
I Patent APPEAL No 59l. Peters g. Hopkins et al
motion % recall. Opinion and Judgment sunTitJe
( b. 1Ir. l. S. Bacon. q counsel for appellee. Il
I support q motion.
Patent appeal No 30 In re Application O
! Howard b. Sherman passed until March b
] stimulation.
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RAILROADS.
OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE {. OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR On HE ODD hour"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET NEW YORK.
100 q. N Diner Pullman Parl0T.
500 q. u. Diner, Observation and Pullman Pariof
tuNOsm Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
.lOQ n N. Diner and Pullman P6rlor Car.
$3.50 D. n. Royal Limited. " All Pullman, 5hOnr.
f450 p. N COACHES to Philadelphia.
$50 2 n. Diner and Pullman Periog,
so 2. N. Coaches 10 New lork.
'l2:l5 night Sleepers 20 New York.
.252 a. n, seepers 70 Philadelphia and New YORK
ATLANTIC CITY, z %, '9aQ, ill3o g. M, fl00
800 =. n. -
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days 90 q. N 10 II 90 D nj
'2:52. i550. e.9 100. %, $50, $50. 800.
$50 1850 rn00 a m. -l2O0 noon, 1925, y
slI5 f29o '30o SO $50, "a 90, i4a5, 800 f59s
80, No. .9-9 100. 800. $40. 'DN. 'l0-o.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. .127 $50 r. M
CINCINNATI, ST. Lofts, AND LOUISVILLE.
$40 9, N, = % p m. ESQ night
PITTsBURG. $40 a. m. liz, 's:l0 ?. m, I'm
CLEVELAND, 30 p. N.
COLUMBUS, $50 o. N.
MHEELING, t9l0 q, M, $50 ?. m.
MANCHESTER, 1910 a, m, r O. 800 p. u.
FREDERICK, so, i9:i0. ss;l5 q. n. 81 %. S15.
HAGERsTOWN. $40 =. m, 800 u n.
s,ASNNAPoLIS : 20. $50 fl205 noon, 3d. SEQ,
DAILY. Except Sunday Sunday only.
TELEPHONES az all the following Ticket OHces;
Main rs New Union Station Ticket ONCE. Main
35o0i Information Bureau Main 1880
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THE BARBER BUSINESS GOOD.
New TonsOriaI Luxuries Offset the
Introduction of Safety RaSO=.

New TonsOriaI LuxuFies Offset the
Introduction of Safety RaSO=.
From The New Y@h sun.
TO read the advertisements in the
newspaper said the boss barber, you'd
think that all creation was now using
safety razors As a matter Of fact, lots
Of men are using them. and this to some
extent does affect the barber business,
but not 10 the extent you might imagine.
You want 10 remember that many OF
the men now using safety razors are men
who before taking them UP shaved them
selves with Taz0rs OF the ordinary sort,
and so they are not shaving customers
lost to US, though We do lose from them
the work we formerly had in honing their
razors and keeping them In order.
AT the same time we have lost some
regular shaving customers who had never
shaved themselves, but who have now
taken I'D safeties. and with them. too.
we have lost their honing jobs; and We
do not now get as shaving customers all
Of the young men who. in the ordinary
course OF things. would have come to Us
when they began shaving-young men
who would never have shaved themselves
with the ordinary razor, but who have
begun shaving with q safety.
ION the other hand, some young men
beginning now to shave come 20 us.
starting in with US and continuing with
us quite In the old way; the net result Of
all these things being that the volume Of
shaving business done in barber shops
now remains about stationary.
while this branch OF its business may
now not be increasing, the barber shop IS
| stin far from declining; on the contrary,
| its business IS now greater than ever,
| showing IN all its branches taken to
gether an increase equal to the normal
growth that might be expected in any
business. Nobody has yet invented a
self-opersted hair-cutting machine, and
so men stil come to Us to have their hair
cut and their boards trimmed; and then
there is now more luxury in barber
shops and more wants supplied than ever
before. In fact, the modern is about as
different from the spld-tinae barber shop
as anything you could think Of"
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Court of Appeals.

Assignment fcr today:
No /. Dutt7n Ct al rs PARIS Attoneys Noul-
ton & R.duUt.
Regular call;
No. 1879 Camp vs.. BOYD et a. Attorneys, Am
hrose-Msttinglv Perry LsrUef-
No. UU The Most Wmshipful Grand Lodge,
Free Ancient. snd Accepted Nelson's. &c-, IS.
Grimshaw Attorneys Ellison kelgTln-Coob,
Stewart. Essby-Smifh. and Lambert.
No. 29l2 BuKton vs.. Johnston. Attorneys.
Hughes g. Grav-Peelle.
No. Gl5 smoot rs Heyl et al Attorneys.
Johnson-Aladd0x & Gatlsy
No 2Te Ma--one "a Washington Jockey Club e
al Attorneys Provost s. -Worthiugt0n-
No 9LS Fox ~ Cohen e al. Attorneys, MsT'
shal-Cairert-
No. glsl. baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
V Grlrth. Attorneys Ham1t0n-LecE!e, Fulton
Cox.
10. c)3 Fletcher Us Aston. Attorneys, Burke
< Huftv-Frisly
No. 25a AIeriilat et al. vs., Eensey e a. Attor
news Msrilat s. Richardson-Thomss & White.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV EMBhR 7, 800.
Leave Washington. New Union Station.
900 a. m.-Daily-An points on Norfolk and
Western.
1910 p. m--Daily-ROanOke. Bristol, Winston
Salem Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nashville, New Or
leans Through Sleeper, Dining Cars.
4:l0 a. m--For Bristol. Knoxville, Chattanooga,
Nashville. and Memphis. Washington Memphis
sleeper open 10 2. N.
For Horfolk-LeaFe Washington. % a. n. daily,
1891 noon daily. Arrive Norfolk Il % a. n SO
D m.
495 ?. m.-Daily- Berryvilie, Luray. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive $50 a. m, 1870
2. m and l2:l5 a. m.
All information Fourteenth street and New XOz'i
avenue Bond BuildinS).