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New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
"THE NEXT STOP
is AT WANAMAkER'S!'

Conductor polite speech all day long yo
approached door
You well could do ourselves
and our front door, you ake Po
deal happier for the hour spent with the new ns e 0'
life
middle who saving the next stop I"
those VINO come
and the Third Avenue Elevated into the
Avenue doors Grand Central Station and y
the the ferries
after all!
How're 70 the three wide streets!
good Knd are mere
themselves unless you choose start US taking
about them
dollars Of retail stocks oer 10 snow
customers ou true as ne sun nao w
would have crossed OUT ana ~aeo u" W"
lind lou toure
This not goods but gses. week, finding out week.
growing New York for new store good as mn
oneon will make it better
JOHN WANAMAkER
FORMERLY A. STEWART co.
Rroadway Avenue Ninth and Tenth Streets
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
pryiLTy FOR "CRIBBNG" AT HARVARD

Boston Nov. is-The penalty In future for CRIB.
hing" AZ Harvard has been decided upon, and IL
shown hv the following announcement by the fac
ulty: The administrative board Of the college,
holding that the handing I'm by student OF written
work not his own is dshonorable proposes TO sepa-
rate from the college a student guilty Of such con-
duct and 10 post mis- name on the college bulletin
loar
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
THE utRBLEHEAD REACHES BERMUDA.

v,-,.t,py,on Nov is-The cruiser Marblehead ar
-, -, to-r,,1, this morning after twelve days
r,, f-or, Funchal Madeira. She eft Admiral Sell
ridges squadron at Smyrna just month ago and
ubile non. q. the other ships under the AdmlraIs
command have moved since that time. the Marble
hl ,,s covered 500 nautical miles. on arriving AZ
~ y rl sha vii De made ready 20 Join Admiral
i,unces home fleet. taking he place OF the Cincin-
~ which relieved her IN he Mediterranean The
Anphiiri,e has gone 70 the Norfolk Navy iari ior
"A
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
pruprvc SEA COMMISSIONS WORK.

Wellington. Nov. is.-Davd Starr jordan. presi-
An. n, Leland Stanford. Jr., University and mem
Ter q, the Behrins sea Commission which mas been
~ work yor four months making an inves,iSaiion o.,
- luton - the fir -ea herds. is "rD'ctei al
W nv. )opartmen, to-l1orrow morning :or me
.,se Of making a repor; on the work accomplished
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

D. II. sherman 4 VITA.
New-Yorx.
II. :. Grew & wife. BostcaL
W. V. S,urges. New-HavsA
Mrs. p. Thyson. Washino.
ton.
MARLBOROUGH
J. A. Corcoran, Toledo.
J. ID. Schoonmaker, Roop
dout. y. Y.
A. Lopez & wife. New-oRs
leans.
". y. Mills 4 wife. BuRaiA
r. r. Osgood. Troy.
f. b. Gordon a wife. Bcos
ton.
NORMANDIE.
J. Spencer & wife. Chica0A.
Miss Spencer. Chicago.
T. n. Macdonald d VIA
New-Haven.
Il. ID. knight, Providenes.
Mrs. W. A. Castle. Spring.
Eeiu. h4ss.
PARK AVENUE.
J. W. Hsnley 4 wife, -
Albans. VI.
X. II. Franklin. Syracuse
II. y. Green. Troy.
{. r. carothers. Aiddistov0s
Conn.
C. II. Haskell. New-HavsA.
vENDOME.
II. NJ. Armstrong. Ph1laA
delphia
B. Moody. New-York.
Mrs. c. 8. Mead, Ssw-L0os
don. Conn.
Mrs. G. 3. Lee. New-LAa-
don, Conn.
Miss Mead. New-Londeas
Mrs. 5. Belden. New-L10
don. Conn.
WINDSOR
Or. w. Claiming. BrookitnA
Mass.
T. L. Richardson. connsoteA
cut.
Mrs. A. 8. JarviA Whleo
Plains.
Mr.. A. J. Jarvis. Whi1o
Plains.
@. II. Christy. Pittsburg.
WESTMINSTER.
w. J. Roche 4 wife, Troy.
J. J. Hartigan 4 wife. Troy
A. n. Chappell 4 wife
New-London. Conn.
y. E. Bubb 4 wife. Wlib~
iamsport. Penn.
q. Bubb. Wiiliamspogeb.
Penn.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
OFFICIAL l.. 4. W. NEWS.
SUSPENSIONS. TRANSFERS To PROFESSIONAL.
CLASS AND SANCTIONS ANNOUNCED BY
CHAIRMAN GIDEON.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. ls.-Chairman Gideon. OF the
r " has issued the following bulletin:

philadelphia Nov ls-Chairman Gideon. OF the
r 4 W. has issued the following bulletin:
suspended-The French professionals Mordier
and Sobul are suspended from all connection WIN
track racing for six months and one year respect
iyely from October IS. 1885, By the French AsSo'h-
tfon and are therefore not eligible to track ra'r-
in this country. John j. Johnson. Toledo ono,
from al track racing pending return OF prize 30
month from November II. unfanctioned races fit'r
warning: A. Monson \. j. Thibodeau. ltlaime
Ogren Clarence ". Anderson. Martin ). boislAN
II Paulson B. Causen. H. Trouvg. Ray Lloyd
Hugo ". Ogren. Fred Emery +. .. krickstn
Peter g. Peterson and Louis Anderson. thlcaS0
William Leon Detroit. Mich: ii. Edwards, VIII
lam Clark. Warsaw; - Wesley - Van Patier
and - Lettredse. Detroit. Mich; - frimrose
Vey-York: Paige. Obcrlin. ONO; Blak"
cleveland. Washington. ipsiiant. Mich. ana
Fletcher Baltimore , = ,.. ,,..,,
Ore vote Of Racing Board; James w, t0wan,
y; phil Kitchen. Los Angeles. CAL Clause ~ r
:. u~li Los Angeles Cal. Clause y; Charles W.
StImson Los Angeles cal, Clause ID; Albert u
;Tomufins Los Angeles Cal. vote Of Racing
RoaTd Clause y: i. Bailey. Dallas Tex. Clause
|. "a Phillips Dallas. Tcx.. Clause |; T.. +. Nc
claire Chicago own request.
The following sanctions are granted;
November % 22i Regiment Se~ ! PIX 'liy -..
r.ce,rter ~ Regimen =. O. y J.. NeT'-for. 'ty
Dec.n h.r II. Liberty Whe-im'n and Company = l5th
Regiment Brooklyn. y. \
t,,rsrv n lss, south lIrooklyn Whe-mcn and COM
jan ,'nv q I3th Regiment Bfnokin y. \.
xoyer,h.r s ami 20 Nalt)s'a 'haThf- u 'onh'ro"
Valdcs,a. Ga
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
oUAKERs PREPARING TO MEET HARVARD


Delaware Water Gap. Penn. Nov. 1s.-The Cn,ver-
sy OF Pennsylvania football has located among
the mountains here for few days in order 10 rest
and have secret signal practice before the with
Harvard on Saturday. Little work done to-day.
however the men merely induCing in hill climbing
to perfect their wind. They viii leave here on Friday
afternoon ior Philadelphia and they confident OF
whipping Harvard with ease The men are ali in
excellent condition and At fgh, for their lives
in all.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

the building and ventilators have been put In the
old committee rooms elsewhere in the Capitol Tnere
IS no necessity, therefore, for the Senate rinAnSe
Committee 10 take possession OF the room IN the
State Library.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

no RELEASE on NEW-ENGLAND koADs
Boston, Nov. H.-An Eew-fngiand railroads.
h,y. agreed 10 abolish the release heretofore re-
,,,-1 a., nassenCcrs shipping their bicycles a.
pu~eeee under the reduced schedule OF prices
adopted on october !.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
.ALBEMART.E.

ALbENARlsE.
L. Riggs. Baltimore.
&. r. Robe-; Il wife. Oak
dale. Long Island.
J. W. Beebe & wife. Boston.
Miss Z. f.. Beebe. Boston.
W. Smith & wife. Tuxedo.
BROADWAY CENTRAL
". @. Havens & wife. Bos-
ION.
c.. l.. Thompson. Chicago.
J. l.. Ham. Portland. Ma
n. B. Murphy. Front Royal.
Va
f. Kilnesmith 4 wife. Phil
adelphia.
BUCKINGHAM.
w. Angus. Hartford.
II. II. Landon & wife. New
York.
Mrs. 3. Weston. Dalton,
Miss l. Weston. Dalton.
Mass.
B. F. Miles. Cleveland.
z. &. Perry. Boston.
A. Van Bergen & wife.
Miss A. Van Bergen. Paris.
Dr. c. Van Bergen. Pins. .
EVERETT.
". G.. Townsend 4 wife.
Boston.
G; B. sterling. Bridgeport.
]. J. Valentine. San Fran
cisco.
J. r. Proctor. Washington.
J. r. Baldwin q wife.
Worcester.
GILSEY.
". E. Page. Fernandina.
Fla.
r. Grimes, Elmira.
l.. T. Mckee. Philadelphia.
W. w. Mckee. Pennsyl- J.
vania.
J. W. Elder. Lewiston.
Penn.
D. d. FELTON,. Manchester.
y. il.
GRAND.
T.. 5. Cartwright. Williams
town. Mass.
+. F.. Pierce & wife. West
Point.
II. r. Smart. Savannah.
We A. Baggs. Springfield.
J. NJ. Thomson. Boston.
HOLLAND.
w. T. Clark. Chicago.
II. Wick, Youngstown. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

The Century wheenen have beaten IN" record 'o'
number OF regular club runs held last season. and
also for Attendance. OF the sixty runs scheduled
twelve were postponed accoun, of rnn and forty
eight took place. with average attendance o'
f.ty-hve: varying from twelve 20 lo' In ne coinp-
and h-onze) FOR beat attendance X. W!nslow misc!
cbb se, a good example himself. on.y missing ihlr-
teen Seventeen other members PARTICIPATED IN
twenty runs and over
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

The Yorkvle Wh.clmen Will give reception on
November 20 The survivors medals for the recent
.s,,rrv rim .iu then bc distributed. and hand
some medal Will be presented 10 A. Peiiscner "no
minutes from MS city 10 Philadelphia and return
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

7, uas glorious weather for riding yesterday. and
an, =, tho Iarges, weekday crowds o. the year was
sec, IN the wen-paved streets and bouevards. The
Cycle Path In Brooklyn. was throngef
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
LIVELY SPORT AT BENNINGS
SECOND DAY OF THE WASHINGTON
JOCKEY CLUB RACES

FINE WEATHER. wELI~FILLED CARD AND
CLOSE FINIsHEs-THE WINNERS.
Washington. Nov. ls.-Another day OF perfect
weather. a well-flled card and increased at
tendance marked the second days racing at Ben
nings to-day. Two favortes two second choices
and one outsider took the purses Juno. at 6 TO s.
had the call In the opening race with Gra=osa
heavily backed al 10 l. and the other eight
struggling. up to 25 10 for Telegram. Grazosa
got the best of poor start and never headed
Juno was slow in getting OFF.
The to 10 odds on Tallahassee in the second race
were justified by the with which she outfooted
the other nine two-year-olds. She showed the way
though Maud Adams. the ''s second choice hard
ridden, was at her saddle when the wire was
The talent" caught bad fall in the third, Sep
we'll Backed Premier Gn q FOUND @ soe favor r in the last
betting. OConnor rode pretty race on Premier
He cut Out IN front at the start holding lead Of
length or two until the last eighth. when lively
was never caught. and reached the wire scant
head before Septour after a rattling finish
fourth. dash Of five furlongs. The others ranged
up to the twenties Trayline got slight lead at
Buddha then moving up. In the last sixteenth
Miss Prim shot out Of the bunch and won handy
In the last race. a mile and half handicap. over
six hurdles: Flushing Was the choice at 70 o =
Cloud was nbbled at at to 2 The last set the h,
he was overhauled by Walter, a Is so ! outsider
Walter had things his way until the middle
OF the backstretch reached. Mckee then led
10 the finish. where Flushing three lengths
behind. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: selling: for three-yesr ods.
Six furlongs
Grazosa. ll5.... -ndttleneltl y
Lambert 100 'ftFschp III
~ Time-i.i6 35
Royal Princess Tans Venta II. Telegram. Iamelton
and Deanwood also
SECOND RACE-Pur.e $500; selling Fly. turlonss:
Iakarassee. llo. f>!oa1l 10
Maud Adams. e.....................lh .lhrschl 2 -
Time O3 2-5
Braw Lad Rfe- Contractor one Chance Sonnet Beils
Dick and Altonwood also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purss $500: selling One and one-sr-
teeath miles
premier Sonn.t, "a
Brisk, Hirsch) IS
Time-i0
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500. for tro-year-oids Fiv.
furonGs
Mss Prim lo5 5...-..............-(W -(Waler, Il
Ross o.. 100 2o................. Hamilton 81
Time 90.
Bilal KinnicklnnIc. Trayline and Euphemia l. also
FIFTH RACE-Purs- 1900; hurdle handicap. Mile and
. half over six hurdles - ,
Mckee,
Ficsh!ng, 100
Cloud, i33 33...................fM on. Lynch 81
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

Many ministers OF the Gospel Joining the Leasns
O. American Wheemen a, present. Dr. C. H. Park
hurs, has JUST sent in his application FOR member
ship
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

The record trials ot the Kings County Wh"eimen
,rW he continued on Thanksgiving Day possibly
somewhere on the Merri,k Road. II suitable course
cannot be secured there the trials may be made On
the North Shore. Earl Will Try for the ten-nle ana
pelves ,or the fve-nlie record Since fnc road
rec rIs have been allowed 10 Mcdowell the Kings
County Wheelmrn realize that they must secure
a sfra,eh,awsv course 70 accomplish anything.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

Joseph Harrison. OF the Harlem Whoemen who
lives at Asbury Park and who IS one OF the fastest
amateur riders OF New-Jersoy. will make his hrst
appearance as an actor next week: He Will appear
I'm a play called Tho Road 10 wealth. at WIZ
mington. Del. Of course. there will be oicycie
race in the drama
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

The Clio Wheelmen. OF Jersey City. are making
ARRANGEMENTS for Al entertainment and dance al
Crescent Hall In Jersey CITY. on November y
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
THE NEW-YORK L. A. ". CONSULATE
MEETS.
JOSEPH HARRISON AS An ACTOR-DR. PARKHURsT
IN THE LEAGUE-THE CENTURY WHEEL
MEMS BIG ATTENDANCE.

MEN BIZ Al ltNDANAE.
A largely attended meeting Of the New-YOrk Con-
sulate OF the League OF American Wheclmen was
held Sherman Square Hall last night. j. b.
Townsend the senior counsel. in the chair.
The consulate will endeavor to have three macad-
amized strips laid along Jerome-ave 10 furnish
good cycling road to Yonkars committee OF three
being appointed by the chairman 10 see the Board
OF Estimate and Aprortonmcnt in regard 10 tho
matter An effort will also be made TO secure the
Circle, in Central Park. for wheelmen. Mrs. Merry.
known as the Bicycle Angel" was present Sh.
will endeayor to get many Of the old members or
the defunct Cyclists Federation TO join with the
consulate T. also resolved that the committee
on RIGHTS and Privileges should b" asked 20 com
municate with the Board Of Police Magistrates as
10 the advisa bilitv OF increasing the amount ana
time OF punishment meted ont in cases where the
lives and limbs of cyclists have oeen In imminen;
danger A. II Curtis. OF :he New York a. g. suS-
gested that the consulate might also request III"
Park Commissioners 10 asphalt two strips on ono
hundred and-tenth st, between Manhattan-aVe-
and Amsterdam-ave.. maltine a competing INK De-
tween Central Park and Riverside, Drive
New-York tribune., 1896-11-19

I, will be noticed in the T.. A. ". Bulletin today
that two meets have been sanctioned for mis- district
IN December ~ One l. the Liberty Wheelnen and
Is:h Regimen, meet In Brooklyn and the other Is ior
the sth Regiment in this city
Cyclists desiring % join the League OF American
Vheel,nen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks BY sending names and addresses
10 the Cycling Editor. Tribune
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-22
BRTEF NEWS ITEMS.

1t is hard to gather any news of i'm
portance now Everybody is on the
alert and going to the State Fair. Dur
ham people take great pride in the
Fair. And contribute regularly to its
success. State pride stimulates them to
this action. 1t is commendable, and
should be well spoken of everywhere.
Durhams popular citizen, Thomas
j. Lambe, has been called upon to
mourn the loss of loving and devoted
sister. Mrs. C. NJ. Snipes. While visit
ing relatives in Siler City Mrs. Snlpea
was called from time to eternity. The
telegram announcing the death OF
this good lady was the only news Mr..
LamTbe received.
The services for the first few days
have been of this most interesting char
acter. The earnest and Jealous pastor,
Rev. G. J. Dowell, has been assisted by
Rev. w. r. Gwaltney, of Wake Forest
The pastor and assistant are known as
two of the most earnest and devout
ministers in the State, and their efforts
will be crowned with success.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-22

MIR. MANGuM DECLINES.

The Senatorial Nomination. Card
From Chairman Guthrie.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-22

PRatn on the Scotland week sspAnro reaau
leaves Weldon IS p ~. FfsslAfaa Is y IA, a. !.
rives Scotland Neck % y IA Z reensffIp , ~
d m, Kinston 10 D m. Re6uVnfng itsa YES Kfn,
ston 20 a m, Greenvtlla 20 q ~ arrtV3Isrv 81
Halifax II 90 M, Weldon II ~ II m, sSafsy an.
cept Sunday
Trains on the washtnREoa B,sneh Res,.a
washing ton 8 90 m aad 10 \, ln aYrSyae
Parnele 30 "A ar d 3 30 . n, TctuFnfny tea-Fa
Pal mele 90 m and % y 10, arrive ugsan.
ine ton II % o m and 10 D m, daily eTcavSa
Sur day. Connects with trains ON HcotisnS
Mech Branch.
Train leaves rarborO daily. ann m an.
r1veR plymouth 80 . IN. RETURNING Leaves
Plymouth ~ q M, arrives TarborO . * a M
Train on Midland NJ O. branch iesx1es
GoldsborO daily, except SUNDAY B o. a ~ IA
rivlGg 5mitnE0id 20 o N; reeuvnfnES les. yTew
smtthhald 90 n; arrives Sc ef0ldsboro
3 10 g M,
Trains on Nashville Branch leays Socxv
Mount at 4 30 2 IA, arrives NashvfIle5 as n ~
sprlRG Hope 70 % IA; reSprn4rg }eaves
Spring Hope 3 60 a. ~. &esNgftle ANS "a = n.
rtEes at Rocky @oupE o5 a No, dsiiy exc0DR
5uauey.
Trata on Clinton Br,.nch sesvas warsaw
Tor CI.lton daily, 5ECcOE Sunday gt III 10 a
N al 40 p 10 raturntIlg leaves linton "a
ZOO "a and 90 D IN.
Train No, 7S makes close connection at
weldon for all points North daily, all rail-
via richmond, als0 at Rocky MGGnt with
AorlCik and Carolina r. Il. for Norfolk and
al DeLsts North VIA Norfolk.
JoHE r. DrvIN& esni 5nDs
.. y. KENNY, CENT Manager
Z. 81. EaSReoN. Trafsic hisSnesref.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-22
PERSONALS.

Geo. Collins passed down the road
yesterday morning.
f. J. Long is home from Hillsboro,
where he went on business.
Miss Ora Yearly is attending the
State fair in Raleigh this week.
Miss Pearl Duke went TO Raleigh
Yesterday and will take in the fair
Mai. Thos. j. Winston spent Tues
dav in Raleigh on important business
DR.. Frank Heartt and Master Leo
came in from Raleigh yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Annie M. Kirkland is here from
Chapel Hill visiting L. j. Kirkland, on
Vicker's avenue.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wahab is spending the
week in Raleigh, visiting relatives and
attending the fair.
Mrs. Henry B. Chamberlain has gone
to Raleigh to visit relatives, and at,
tend the State fair.
Miss Lizzie Taylor went down TIC
Raleigh yesterday morning and will
spend the week looking at the sights
of the fair.
O. r. Carver has been in the city on
a visit to his family. He is at present
engaged in the tobacco business al
Agheville, N. C.
John III. Carlton has been here from
Nashville on a visit 10 home folks. Al
present he is engaged in the tobacco
| business at Nashville,
Jno. T. Britt, the bright and ener
| getic editor of the Oxford Public
Ledger, was in the city a short while
Yesterday morning. He was returning
| from a visit to Charlotte.
Mrs. A. III. Merritt has returned from
| Pawtucket, r. r., where the summer
has been spent among kinspeople
| Her many friends as well as Prof. Mer
rift, of Trinity College, gladly welcome
| her home. %
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-22

October 20, 1896
Mr.. Mangum has many warm sup
porters in this district who would have
esteemed it a pleasure to have voted for
him, and they will regret TO learn that
he, cannot accept the honor.-Alornlng
Herald
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-22

SERVICE
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST RoTTTvw
To Atlanta, New Orleans. Norfolk
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, Boston, New York.
Schedule in effect January 90. 1924
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH.
1926 A. NJ. DAILY
Atlanta Special" Pullman VestIbuIs
for Henderson. Weldon. peterahrTS
Richmond, Washington. Baltimors
Philadelphia, New York. and all DointS
north. Buffet drawing-room sleeners
ana Pullman coaches Atlanta tn Wash
lngton, parlor cars Washington In Nevv
aork, Pullman sleeping car Monroe 70
portsmouth. Arrives at WasbinOtoo
lO:45 a. m, Baltimore 10 neon. Pbila-
deIphla 2:20 p. m, New York AKA N
m. Also for Portsmouth. Norfolk. ola
Polnt and local stations Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad.
1881 A. M. DAILY.
For Henderson, Weldon. SuyoU,
Portsmouth, Norfolk and intaryn~5io4S
stations connects at PortAmoutb ,y5tL
Bay Line for Old Point and RaltiuarS.
with Norfolk and Washington StsaD,,
boat company for Warrington: WITH
N. Y. 2. and n, raiirosd for PhiIadaI-
phia and points north; also at Weldon.
with Atlantic Coast Line for Ricb,
mond, Washington. Baltimore pbiIa-
delphia and New York. and with Scot
land Neck Branch for greenviIIe
washington and Plymouth.
Pullman sleeping car Atlanta 70
Portsmouth. "
5:35 A. M. DAILY
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for Southern Pines, Hamlet, Wilmin0-
ton, Monroe, Charlotte, Line@IDto9
Shelby, Chester, Clinton, Greenwood
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Columbia, Macon, Montgomery, Mobile
New Orleans, Chattanooga. Nashville
Memphis and all points soutb ana
southwest; through Pullman Buffet
sleepers and day coaches Washington
and Atlanta, connecting 1irectlv al
Union depot, Atlanta. with diverOin@
hnes; also Pullman sleeping car Ports
mouth to Monroe.
s:4O P. M. DAILY.
For Wilmington, Charlotte. Chester
Greenwood, Athens, Atlanta and ali
intermediate stations. Connects a
Union station Atlanta, with diverO4n~
lines. Pullman sleeping car P9rtS.
mouth to Atlanta
TRAINS REACH RALEIGH.
From Norfolk, Portsmouth and
points north via Bay Line and N. Y. p.
and n. r. R., Petersburg, Richmond
and Washington, Baltimore, PhilsdeJ-
phia, New York and Boston. also frou
Greenville, Plymouth, Washington. n.
O., and eastern Carolina. points via
Weldon.
1921 A. M. DAILY.
Atlanta Special Pullman Vestibule
from Atlanta and points south.
Athens, Abbeville, Greenwood and
Chester.
1926 A. NJ. DAILY.
From Charlotte, Athens, Atlanta ana
intermediate stations.
$3.50 A. NJ. DAILY.
atlantis Special from Norfolk.
Portsmouth, Henderson. Weldon. Rich.
mond, Washington, Baltimore. pills
delphia, New York and the east.
Magnificent Pullman vestibuled
trains. Ne extra fare.
Apply to ticket agent. or to
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r.. ST. JOHN, V1ce-Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
I'll. w. B. GLOVER, Traffic Manager.
It. j. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass, AIT,
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-22
THE WHOLE STORY

Of the great sales attained and grea'
cures accomplished by Hoods Sarsa
parilla is quickly told. tt purifes an
enriches the blood, tones the stomach
and gives strength and yigor. DiseaS'
cannot enter the system fortified b.
no rich. red blood which comes BY
taking Hoods Sarsa parilla.
Hoods Pillsfcure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, biliousness. Al
druggists. CSC.