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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-07-11
MARY JANE HAD HIM.

The Costly Experience Of . Man Who
Won't Be Caught Again.
You kin read writin', l presumed"
he queried, after we talked for while
on the weather, crops and othsr mat
tiers.
Il hope so," I replied
''Wall. then, mebbe you'd like to
read this No pertickler interest to
you. but it cost me six hundred dollars
that leetle scrap o. paper"
lit seems to be a receipt in full of
all damages and accounts from Mary j.
Lapham, of Blankville. County of
Niagara and State of New York.
That's what she is, stranger. Got
it this forenoon after three months
hard work. and I'll be lam-slathered
if I'm ever caught in that boat agin."
Business transaction?''
"No-love. Paid her six hundred
dollars in cold cash to settle a breach
of promise suit. feel as if a ten ton
sand hill had been taken off my shout
ders.':
''Then, as I understand it, 1 re-
marked, ''you and Mary were in love
-engaged-and you broke your prom
ise."
'.Perzactly. Couldn't have hit it
straighter. The trouble was couldn't
remember that I ever asked her to
marry me. l kinder loved to pass
away the time. Jist felt spooney, and
so spooned. Struck girl after awhile
whom l wanted to marry, and Mary
Jane hobs up with breach of prom.
ise-s20. 600. Told her to whistle.
Didn't believe she could prove any
thing. Couldn't remember of writing
her more than three letters. She
whistled. Mary did. She also en-
ployed a lawyer to whistle. He came
down and showed me fifty-two of my
letters, every one spouting love as
whale spouts water"
THAT was queer"
Il should smile! Hadn't the slight
est recollection of them epistles, but
they were mine, just the same, and,
morn that I'd signed the bulk of 'em
Yours forever and ever, with ten thou
sand kisses
Then you had no Defense"
mot a shadder. was ready to
swear I'd never even limited at mar
riage, but the lawyer had marked
twenty-six different paragraphs read
ing: My angel one. Heaven designed
you to be my wife. Set the day as
soon as possible Mary j. had me
agin. Then she had made affidavit of
my hugging and squeezing and call
ing her pet names, and it was no use
for me to stand out Mortgaged my
land and slipped down and cried and
got settlement"
'.And it is great moral lesson to
YOU"
'.You chuckle! It's a pause in my
mad career as a lovist. It's a setback
to my loose ways of doing business.
No gal on the face of this earth will
ever git that sort of bulge on me
agin."
''But you have another love affair
on hand"
"Jist so, but what have I doneP"
Taken a copy of every letter written.
and done all our talking in front of
the old man. More'n that, I've
obliged the gal to give me certificate
every Saturday night that l haven't
popped the question up to date.
Kissed her once, but had two wit.
nesses hid in the shed to see that it
was u calm, brotherly kiss. and the
only time ever squoze her hand I put
the date right down. Oh. no. they
don't Mary Jane me agin-not for
Joseph and all his relations. 7.
Sun.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-07-11

Tho four BOOKS that have had thu
largest circulation at the Mercantile
Library of New York during the pea,
year are Robert Elsmere." Jobs
Ward. Preacher" Bryce's ..AmeriOaa
Commonwealth" and Motley's .eCss
roepondencA"
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-07-11

Hot water. as hot as can be borne,
e very warmly recommended for re.
JET from tine poison Of ivy.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-07-11

sets Reformatory prison. 81 per cent.
were sent there for crimes committed
while drunk. Shut up the grog-shops.
and 81 out of every 100 OF these women
will not 60 there. So you see you
need not fear the bad women.
What will the ballot do for women?
It will do a vast deal 1t will lift them
up moro than anything else to a plat
form of equality with men. Do you
expect all manner of dire result from
it? Do you expect they will simply
duplicate mems votes? have been in
Kansas since the women were allowed
TO vote. and they told me women were
the most independent voters in Kansas
They will not duplicate the mems
votes My husband voted the Republic
can ticket II could have voted.
should have voted for Fisk My hus-
band voted for protection. l should
have voted for free trade. Still. We
did not quarrel about it If women
don't vote Is their husbands do. thefe
viii be trouble in the family, it Is said
Well, perhapa But am inclined to
believe that II such will be tho case.
there has been trouble in that family
already. Qaughter.] pay pew rent
in one church. my husband pays for .
pew in another. my daughter has
pew in another. and my son-in-law has
. pow In another. 1t would be moro
economical II va all vent to ono
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

The railway has annihilated more than
Distance in the west of Ireland Earies
and ghosts have vanished as rapidly as II
they had been put 10 flight with a witch
wand. II would seem that truth IS indeed
stranger than fiction and the marvellous IS
expelled by the more marvellous. DouD1-
less the steam-cngine, with It's tram OF car
riages and wagons. dashlng across tne
country in its headlong speed has far sur
passed ANYTHING coniured up by the most
extravagant Celtic imagination. Be thaI
as il may, g ghost, fairy, or a wltch WIZ
soon be as rare in the West OF Ireland rs
the magnificent deer that once bounded
over the plains of my native province.
The hill Of Knockmaa. in the county OF
Galway. was the headquarters Of tho falries
of Connaught. They went forth thence 20
garrison tho raths scattered over the
country: from the raths they sailed out N
Companies and legions on the summer and
autumn winds 10 perplex or Tighten the
belated traveller; and many prank they
PLAYED with the silly peasant VINO renamed
too long out at wake or fair. These were
lust tho things TO predlspose MN LOT
n visit from the children OF the ar;
the former made him drowsy enough
10 lie down on some grassy knoll ana
sleep q few hours before his day.
work began; the latter had furnished
HIM with SpFlJs prOiiuC tLouPA W 'AN"e
q thousand phantasms. But the wake and
the fair were occasions of experiences
widely differing. Ho who came from the
wake was moved with the concord OF
sweet sounds" and was borne lightly
through charming realms Of romance; but
he Of the fair was hag-ridden and pulled
and dragged through the long night the
brieYs and tho brambles were stained with
the blood OF his torn hands, and tho hedges
were garnished with the shreds of his torn
clothes.
One of the most beautiful Of all the fairies
has. alas long since passed away. Tall,
slim. graceful. with large, dark, mstrons
ewes sho used to watch beside the side, IN
the cleaning, for her comely peasantloyer;
aud woe to the youth who gezed into the
depths of her dreamy eyes. One gaze, and
the spell was upon him, and he panedaway
iii his spirit fed 10 the fairy region, where
his fairy love claimed him for her own,
There was cure for hydrophobia, which
was due 10 fsiry kindness. One Of tho
monks OF the old monastery OF Ballintub-
her. In County Mayo, was ons day out
boating on q Lake in the sbbex-ropnds +;
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nidn,t ston ~ the Worm.

AT Maudin Mapor-l A. NJ.
Mrs Naudlin: Here You are at last, eh,
Mandolin. Drunk as usual Z"
Maudlin: he d (hlc) runk Gali me
ar1,nS fbic) in dear? Yorter shee Jinkins.
Hes settin' (hie) under hydran', rubin
shell Wiz Sp (hic)riggins's dooF-Inat an
shaz 'nosbin' (hicl like Turkish bash 10
'wicoratsf (hic) fellow
Mrs. Maudlin: "Oh Mendlin! don't talk
70 me of other brutes. Think OF Yourself
cyd ,,o,a. condition and of your coming
home al this unseemly hour Are you
aware, Maadlin, that it is o'clock IN the
" Mandolin, Wash so, M'dm? Hooray (!
Early (hic) bird eashes wu'm' y know (hlc)
m dear" - ~
von v,llainous old night-owl! You act as
Il Won had not only caught the worm, but
the whole still and its contents in the BAR
0ainn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
Cohhle. Gobhle.
IObbIt, VNUDIt'
In tho narn-yard tho ducks and the geese es

In tho narn-yard the ducks and tho geese es OF
yufo
Do 1abble. and waDble, and wabOle.
The ruinca-hons hoar5e iuprccaiions out-pour,
ana aguabblc, and squapbc, and siuabblc,
While the turk0y-c0ck dudes lit their heads IN
tho air,
Unfolding tncir dorsal appointments 20 fair
And VITA pauuches quito Ike those that alder
msu wear,
Thoy gob0le, and gobble, and gooole.
PINT anon To the roosts on their Thanksgiving
quest
Wnihohh.o. will hobble, will hobble
The pOultry-Inen, ceat 70 remonstrahce e1-
pressed
By fobble or wabOe. or squabble
THEY'LL pluck all tho turks aud 10 market they II
HE,
Dispose Il the Same 10 Whoovor Will bay,
Thea at gorging the whole gs1uS homo viii vie,
And eobble, and gObble, and gobDle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

rs wArGAREr Z. sASGsTBR.

il isn't ina hing yon 30, dear,
Itis The thing you leave undone
Which gives you "a Dbl. o. heartAche
Aftlo getting Of tho sun,
Tf- touder word forgotten,
The letter y0I dill not write,
The lONer NoG might navo SENT, dcnr'
Are your haunting ghosts tonight
Tho stone you might have lifted
Out Of lao hrofhcrs way;
THO biz % hcnrthst0ne counsel
You hurried too much % say;
The tlyin- touch of mo mana, dear'
The gentle and winsOms iono
That yOu hat DO time or thought Tor,
VITA trouble enough Of your OWL
Those utre nets % kindness,
80 easily out ~ mind,
These chances 10 DO angels.
which even mOrtala Ind
Thoy come In night and silence,
Zach child's reproachfnl wrath,
Wuen hone Is faint ana hacginR,
And q blight hos dropped On lam.
For lffe g. 81 too short, dear.
And SORROW BE- all too great
To sulirr our 3iOg compassion
That tsrries untii 100 late;
And its not The thing you DO, deari
lps De hing you leave undore'
Which giyc3 you tho bitter hgartache.
Al The setting Of the sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
simply Perfect.

The Union Pacific Railway, The oyer-
land Route" has equipped its trains win
dinine-cars Of the latest pattern anu on
and after August 18th the patrons OK hs
fast trains between Council b,uas anu
Denver and between Council pinns ats
deIic,ons meals-~the best the market az
lords perfectly served, at 10 cents each.
psllmsn's Palaoe-Car Companys VIII nave
che-so Of the service on these carr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

$50 Dominic Warner is baout fixed in his
mind TO quit Yaphank an do his gospel
work clsewhar, ch2"
"Yes. lie tells me he's going to New
York.
II wanter know! What his idee, think
yef"
"Oh. his motive is a good one; he says
be will have larger Gcld for his work"
.sYou be dcrned! Thar beat field in
all York but yer could tuck III ono kyorner
or that pastur' lot CT mine on Swash erlck.
Wants big field ter work IN, eng Ihat,s
a pore shift. Here they've been lSayin' AL
critter ever see him work in one yit."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

doctor. voure my family physician
and ought to know me better than any one
olse. now give me your candid opinion. |
called on a specialist yesterday and he SAYS
Pm suffering from enlargement Of the
heart. What DO you Think"
II have seen no symptoms Of 1t, Mr..
Sheeny. When my last years bill receives
any recognition l may incline to that
nnln.nn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

Making snug total Of ..flSs,D0
which in presidential year, and more par;
ticularly when governor, mayor, and inll
County ticket is 90 be run, viii amornt up
easily to $4,000 more.
THE FuAoS TIoKTT.
On the other hand. the Fusion" ticket.
which was placed in the field by the re
publicans and County Democrats, was run
az much less expense, for obvious reasons:
Neither organization has hall 70 support
or heavy expenses 10 meet All the year
round. and neither has salaried organlZa-
ton officers like the Wigwam. one OF the
leaders Of the Fusion movement told me
to-day that their ticket up 10 the ciose or
the uolls didn't cost more thar $4,000.
"Of course" he explained, that IS
organization expenditure alone. We
make the assessments light, asking merely
that the candidate contribute enough 70
cover the actual outlay in his behalf he
il privileged 10 spend as much more as nc
sees fit. Mr.. Croker, | see, has sad no
thing 90 this point but tits true, neYerthe-
less. that his candidates. besides being
heavily assessed. frequentlyspend rs much
as the salary Of tho Office amounts 70,
rather than have tho organization suffer
defeat. Registers Reilly and Sievin are
both said TO have had such heavy election
expenses 20 meet that they went out OF
Office poorer than they went IN, II spite Oh
their $4,000 salaries
TIE RIVAL Boss.
Police-Justice Maurice J. Power, the
rival boss who is ~ the head OF the Re
publican and County Democracy Alliance,
made his campaign headquarters at the
New Amsterdam Club-rOOms. on Broadway
near Iwenty-third street. There he could
he found of an afternoon or evening, pie
thoric aud Jolly, smiling through his beard
and surrounded by his lcutenants, al
vising 0nd counselling as TO the taeucs 70
be adopted ia the fight.
The fact that State or even presidential
candidates are IN the field does not mate
riallv add 20 the expense of tho organIzI-
tions. Those tickets being punched along
with tho others aud beyond trihc OF
So 900 additional, which IS paid by the city
and county for printing them, they arc not
allowed 20 interfere with the programme
OF the local battle.
Ultimately this gigantic annual outlay OF
500 900 10 $3.50. 900 BIAS TO come out OF the
pockets Of the taxpayers. Needy pohtical
bummers. who are out az elbows nine
months Of the year, saloon-keepers, and
smart political managers and strikers are
The principal financial benefciaries. TINS
is the hcvdav and haryest-tlme OF the
ward-beclcr and poll-worker. Two weeks
hence he win bc once moro shOrn oil ms
plories. imue.unious and an object OF
stern and unc0mprOmisn@ aversion at the
hands OF winners aud losers alike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
Pats Queer Conceit.

"Your father and mother arc dead, eh,
Pat ~
'Dade an they are, sor. They doicd
wLin OF was thatyoong OF niver knew them
at an, at all
Haven't the faintest recollection Of
them. ehY"
Not tho layst. sor, an 'pOn me con-
shinse. oi s0metoimes get the consate that
mobbo OF was born an orphan intOrely."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

"You're awful good. dear JACK, said jean,
with look Co love asin,
"Your heart b. BIC enough, ! ween,
To put tho whole world la.
"TninE o." said jock, bis doubts allayed,
"Ihcn let me 20 sincere,
The full az this big heart, dear msid,
Ia pour INFO your ear
"Gooi Heavens " taken quite aback
Tho damsrl answered pat
"Ihlrdly Thought my err, dear JACK,
Was quite O. big Gs that"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

Bookworm: Did Won ever read the
emanations Of IIosg, the famous Scotch
Jester: ayes. indeed. Hogg has given
the world many tender lines
Bootworm: THAT be has, and he was q
vcrv thorough man in all branches Of
literature"
Jester: every true. Hogg evidently
aimed 70 get ut the root of everything"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
RICHMOND. Va, October II. 1850.
Uyn nIIE NOIANnTEE COMPANY

RICHMOND. VA, October II, 1880.
ITO THE NOLANDINE COMPANY:
4 Gentlsmeu,-- this "a 70 certify thai
have been a great sufferer from Liver Com
piaint for several years. | determined 10
Try your Justly cole raied Vegetable NolaD-
dine, aud after using several bottles ana
myself 20 much benefited that haYo discon-
tinued the use ~ H. My liver IL now In better
condition then IL has been in many years, and
can nov eat anything want without any tear oi
suffering from Indigestion consequent upon
diseesei liyor. 1 earnestly aud cheerfaliy ro-
CON mend h % all persons suffering from ei,her
of the above complaints Yen are At perfect
liberty 70 use this ae you may feel disposed
Very truly yonrs, &c-.
". H. HANDLEY,
At Powers, Taylor q Co.'S,
Wholesale Druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

Freddie: "Say, Uncle Jack, where did
thew get the names for all the stars that's
down in tho astronomy"
Uncle Jack: "Oh, they're mostly named
after astronomers or ancient deltes.
Freddie: "Wen. here's a funny one
'Arcmrus': who was that named after ~
Uncle Jack: Noah. Of course. lie was
a great ark-tourist, you know"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT "a sSc.,
V COMPANY. for Old Point, Nor Asz1se6s4s
folk Portsmouth, SosDort Newa Claremonr
and James-riVer landings direct BY elegant
EVERY nONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY
Att A. NJ. str6eLcars connect
Connections sE Old foios ana a. hotiosx
closely viii all ines for northern cities same
afssrnooa. James rive. oJ Daylight ereG
tourist line cheapest roasa
Through tickets On steamer AMI Al GASoers
Agency 1000 haia street. baggage checksf
througn. ststs-rooms engaged tcr DAY or night
nonlh' Old Poln, Waveriy. Hicksford. Va. and
an nolnts Ia Eastern North Carolina, EasIera
viyri,ia snd all regular landings on ths James
r4ysr. az lowest Tslos. ana through bi.ls issued
LUClEN b PATUM, vice-Frssidoul
No. III Main sirest aDc RoexsttA
nyfs WgIslaEE. relght aud Pnasaaze Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
A just Decision.

"Do you think Arthur Sullivan the
greatest composer OF his day, John?"
Hardly. Maria. When We come to con-
sldor the great number of men that John
j.. has put 10 sleep Wen have to award the
palm as q composer 10 him."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

That's p good text you suggest" re-
marked Or. Prolix TO one OF his parlshlon-
ers: "Tll make q minute of it,"
Bet vou'H make an hour Of 1t" was the
whispered reply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
DRgGs. MEDICINES, &c.
/. Z. SALE.
APOTHECARY, 2O0I YESABLE STREET,


.oco pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP at l5c.;
200 pints GENUINE IMPoRTED BAY RUN az
Soc;
DC. will buy box Of IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth 50;.;
15c. will buy GATHERS, DAYID's, or BRAN
DRRTIp5 PILLS;
1sc. will buy FRAYsER'S NERVE AND BONE
LINIMENT;
nc. will buy VALENTINES MEAr-JUTCE;
75c. will buy WYETH'S BEKF, WINE, AND
IRON;
75c. will buy BROWNS IRON BlTTBRs;
75c. Will buy PIERCE's MEDICAL DIS
COYBRY:
nc Will buy PIERCE's FAyoRITE PRE-
sCRIPrION;
75c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
RILLA;
75c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR;
A.gs will buy sWIFTs SPECIFIC-large;
81 will buy WARNER's SAFE KIDNEY CURE;
Coo will buy sOZoDoNT, the best denuiaee;
csc. will buy MEADE & BAKERS CAkBOLlc
M0UTH-WAsH
lOc will buy ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER;
e5c. will buy four pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED;
75c. will buy LAZELLE's, VIOLET. or LAvEN-
DER WATERS worth SI-the best per-
fumes sold;
600 half pint bottles BAY Rum az 25c.;
rs gross TOILET SOAP at Coo. dozen;
JOc. will buy L0ONkN'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
brush offered for tho money worth 75c.;
75c. will buy SOLID BACK IMPORTED HAIR
BRUSH worth ST.:
$50 will buy SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
HAIR-BRUSH u.oOnen's besp worth s.;
&c. will buy UNBEATABLE COMB worth
75c no 3-Su, Tu&Th-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10

ANNNEA AADNA
Train No 20 connects daily ~ Reysyflis roe
Chase Ciiy. Clarssyillc, oxford, DURHAM hsns
derson and Raleigh. Connects daily 81 Green's
boro Tor Durham. hGleich. salem, ADD Winspoas
and all points on North Carolina Division
Salisbury for Ashovils. 10. spr.ngs. and all
points 10 Western Nor Carolina, ADD al Graz
lotts for Charlotte. Columbl aud Augusta rail-
ruef.
Train No. p connects daily AZ Greepsboro Tor
Salem, Winston, kAic. gh. Goldsboro, ana hors-
head CITY: as salisbury Tor AsneTile. Hos
springs. sni all points in Western North Caro-
nDa rs Charlotte with Charlotte Coium ois sod
Augusts railroad for Columbia. Augusta, Alxsns
Charleston. Savannah, lhoussytile. o.. Jacs-
scnville, snj other Florida polnts' alec. vim
Cafo!ina Central railroad for Wilmington ...
Tra!rs nom the South arrive at kiehmenaS~
A. Il. aud $50 y. "a
tAyELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond. ....-...... ............o.yr. ~
Arrive Richmond. .s,sO a. u
fCLOyBR ACCOMMODATION: a.
Leave Richmond. ss.....sssss.ss's ~ =, -
Arrive Manchester. ......... ....... .Atso i, ~
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$40 0v0rCOaiS. S55

THE prime Office of an Oyercoat is
to protect you. Ours are made
with that end in view, and WELL made.
Walking Goats, Cape Goats, the genuine
Chumley, listers, Driving Coats, Covert
Coats-English and American made
in fabrics that from their exclusiveness
frighten off most of the clothiers. They
lack the nerve to put the shears into such
cloths. We've done it. though, and
trimmed them up as becomes their high
character. You'll find them at OUR
distinctiyely low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
TRAINS SORrHwARD.
.Dally fDSily e1cso. sunday

STOPPfNG-PLACbs.
Nos. q and q mako no stopS no. Is s'opsoe
s,ensi az ContrAlla. no. ~ stops only on sixess
az Chester, Cenuslia. aud Manchester. eos
IE and 80 stop on sicnais ~ AL stations. nos, =
80, 81 81 90 S. - aud % viii stop a. AL s'a1aons
for passeng'rs
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Sos. Il ana . slecping-csrs bstwsss
New YORK amt Tampa. Fla Ola Jseksooyhlsh
GA Trains nos. Is ard Il sleepias-cars oesvesn
WASHINGTON and Cnarlest0n. Ga Train no -
siseuing-cars between New YORK aud Jackson-
vile On Train No. q sleoyins-ear DetSeee
Washington and savannah
THn ONLY ALL~kAIL LINZ TO NohfoLAs
txAyE ARslyE
Richmond :. .'oao Az Norfolk. .... 100 P y
Kichmond. roo =. q. Norfolk. ,it1 X ~
Norfols -. $50 A. ". Richmond. .ll'p a. y
Norfolk '5.zg z. NJ. Kichmoni.. 30 =. y.
Thee trains also mako cioso eonnseiio.s roc
Fsrmyille' Ly1chburE. aud Southwestern pein.t
asd All siA.loas % no Norfolk ami Western raaA>
rosf. X. n stLLt, supsna.'Hs
4 T. u. hYERs. General superintendent
n NJ ExHKsOs, General PsssoSeor Agent
sol. HAAS. rrario Manager myn
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rArrnoAp LrSxs:

rArLn0AD LrNxs.
ca u EXE FL , a =
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAD
ecnEpULg ~ EFFECT MAI H. fsa
TWO DAILY TRAissTo NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS 70 LYscasUHo
LEAVE McHaoxn
eso a. II. Daily, eia Richmond aud PsssnveX
railroad Arrive AZ Petsrss1rk wv
A. M. arrive 81 Norfolk 100 i. n.
1904. N. Daily, rfa Richmond and fe@ny ~
railroad. Arrive ct Petersburg l0xs
An. No Sleaves PctersDarx 49,
A. N. for F.rnvills, Lyucpoafe. NO.
nokA Bristol KnoxvilA ana ~
pOlnin south sad Wesl
THROUGH CAR TO RADFoRp.
,NoP. n. Daily. ga sichmoaf snf Psssrscuy
rsilrosd. Arrive Petersburg - q
NJ: ieays Petersburg Tl9P. y. ds1Xs
arriving Norfolk i0.0 Y. NJ Thf0o8o
car Hicnmond 10 Norfolk.
sooP. N. Daily. via Ricamend cad fetersooy
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg TO
y. NJ connecting with Train NO !.
leaving PetsrsDsIrg at 10 T. N. !2f
PaFmviiie. Iyn-hburg hoano<e. 70
eahontas, Bristol. kn0xvine. Chaite.
n0oEa, aud 81 poins soub ano
PULLMAN sLEEPISG-CAa ACcohAoDAs
TONS
No. i-Sleseing-c.r from Petersburg 70 Bristol
without change leaupg Petersburg daily ~
7.sS =. ~. Aed byncnburg 10 Memphis vitneos
change.
uose 20 chsuano1gs. without change
Yicssts. baggage-checx. and all informauo1
can DO optalred ~ hcAiaOnd AMI feiefsenrx
railroad depot A. W. Gafbsf'A 100 Main s,res..
and Al the Company ocics OBJ east MAN stres@
W. h. BESILl.
General Passenger Afons
CHARIKs a. EDDy. wee freslien.
General otlco. i,oanoks. Va myn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
WE WERE WILLING TO TRUST
THE Peoples

We are amazed to find that ladies asking
at stores for HE-No TEA, are given one OF
the many limitations, and assured in most
positive language that it is the same as
HE-No.