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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-16

yd. for 36-in. black mo-
hair brilliantine worth soc
yd. for 36-in. all wool
storm serge, black or navy,
well worth soc
yd. for 36-in. black, bro
cade Alpacas. Are well
worth soc
will buy 10 yds. of Amos.
keag Check Ginghams,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-16
HAY. GRAIN. SEEDS.
New Mexico Seed House.
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
HAn sTSSss;0 = to WELL. G.B. WOODS.

We are receiving daily
additions to our already
large stock, and have just
uDr0lled some exception
ally attractive PATTERNS Of
Administer brussels and
Sevellans. You know we
measure rooms, cut. sew,
and lay carpets in best
manner and at lowest
charge.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-16
SIC per Dozen,
75e per Dozen,

for etched band tumblers,
(reductd from 70 cents) and
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-16

Are the striking features Of
our spring Nantes:
A neat, tan cloth cape, a m
handsomely braided Oq.UU
A rich, satin brocade an m
antle, lined in Per- Uf.Uu
sian silk.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-16


will buy 10 yds. of Ions
dale Muslin, yard-wide.
will buy 10 yds. of Fruit
of the Loom muslin, yard
wide.
will buy 10 yds. of Law
renee L. l.. unbleached
muslin, y~ard-widc.
will buy 10 ids. of good
unbleached muslin.
Ul
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-12
NOR I il Carol, INA

4 \ :.
James NJ. Mewbo;ne. Populfat leader
ana eN-presidcnt Of the State Farmers
alliance, said to-day of tho Dcmocrarec
natloinil platform. ":t Is a better blat-
form than we could write"
z but the srangcst thing of all was
Said to-day by he Secretary OF tho
populist safe Executive COMMITTEES
nouf correspondent specially lip.er
viewed him. He slid: 1.-THE Populiste
are no. going to see ~ Democ:at as
Iresident this year. l will Hell you
why. AS between The Democrats and
republicans this is not a Democratic
year. The Democrats or Rcpubli-
cans canS win no save their
lives without populiat help, ana
mo Populists can't win without
the help of the silver element. in the
Democratic forces, The Populieis have
said what would upitc them. II the
Democrats refuse 10 accept those terms
the Populists will rcga.d # as a notice
that their help Is nj. wam.cd and will
not give it. The powers thsis control
the two old parties will see that, no
Democrat us clcd,cd Ever since 1872. a
Democrat and Republican have alter
mated. Thi. is u Republican year. The
Southern Populisls would i,lthcr sec
Bryan elected than Mckinley; the
, western ones would prcfe. 10 see Me
lNinley SO In. estimate that ,.hcrc are
s,oOo,oOO Populists and 100000 free sill
rcrp;irty men,
Inc trustees of the Baptist State Fc.
male University say they expect work IL
be resumed in few days. 1t has beer
suspended several days.
Mrs. Ohio Wilson Is SEX with typhoid
FEVER at RoN hospital here one nr hcI
sons Is also sick with :hc sIme disease
Mr. wilson is compelled 20 abandon hi:
ton. = -
All the cotton mills here are runnin.
OH full time.
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lDENrUN.

Edcnton, N. G., July lO.-(Speci,D-
me Bcrk.cy baseball Club came down
III INC mon train yesterday To play q,
couple OF games with the home bows.
me iirSt game was played Thursday
afternoon before Il good sized crowd
considering the Indictment weather and
was very pretty exhibition Of thu, pop-
c c nationai game. both teams playing
,asi pail with the t.Icutoninns i'm the
lcac Makcly TOSSED the piy skin for
r,denton and WAS an enigma, which tho
rlsitorS failed To successfully unl:iycl
score; Berkley. 4: identon. TO- I'M
lnc' NJ. i: Bodhnm. Batteries: Rick
GUS and Cuddy;.Alakcly and Schoolcy
A~c'cvcr set of young gentlemen. are
those Berkeley ball players .
MIR. Cuddy. Berklcy's catcher, was
nightly complimcntcd for his pretty work
behind the bat.
Edcnt"n's in ana outhcld played good
I ball and hit when hits counted
Rcvs. j. II. White and X. VanDcvcn-
Ter, FORMER pastors of the Edcnton Bap-
tiSt Church, are expected Ito conduct
tlic services at some church Sunday
'hcN being here OH their way to the
lSSocia ion.
Two handsome residences will soon
DC erected on the liulscy lot on Oakum
street.
IGdcn.on. ~ C., July 1O.-(SpcciaD-
AT O'Clock Friday afternoon the second
game of ball between the Berkeley and
Edcnton clubs was called ana resulted
in another victory for tho home boys.
Hill occupied the box for the locals and
mad the boys from Virginia guessing
from The first inning To the eighth. letting
them down with on" run, when he rctir-
ed, having won mis- game. in favor Of
Hawkins, who, coupled with errors made
by other substitutes, allowed the visitors
three runs In the last .wo innings. Score
licrklcy, 4; Edcnton, L. Batteries, Gun
bingham and Hill; kudd and Fcnner
Umpire, j. G. Bond.
Mrs. story, of Virginia. is visiting the
family of Mr. w. j. Warren, on Cartcrc:
street.
An icc-crcam social for the bcnci: of
,hc Episcopal rcctory, was given last
night at the Johnston building on King
street.
Mr.. Rufus Warren, having reached his
majority, gave at his home on Queen
street last evening a birthday party to
quite number of his friends. who
spent the evening very pleasantly
| game of bah between i;dcnton and
Elizabeth City Is being talked Of
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T.Avpi.sRs. arspn

NORTH CAROLINA
..fSi1NIlS - Boats leave iardy's Wharf
for Van Slyck's OH Monday, Wednes.'
day aid Friday, For Sligo, wcdnes
days and Thursdays. Z a. III; saturday
snfd.antown and all intermediates points
. u, IN. Sal * ~,
NEST. NORFOLK FERRY.
schedule In effect May 8. 1896.
Leave Norfolk. 6:30 a. m, $500 a. M
9:00 a. MI, .10:S0 a M. s12:0O n. M. m
?. M, $3.50 p. M, $3.50 y. M. si45 j.. IN.
800 u. m..t ~ 80
Leave West Norfolk. TOO n. m.. S;3o a
M, $3.50 n. m, HOO u. m. LOO y. M, 200
r. m, 800 p. M. 400 u. M. ESQ D. M.
$3.50 p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Norfolls, $3.50 a. m. 500 H. m.
.. M. ~
'Frclglt carried on these trips.
j. w. RENNETr. Agent
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teArrtyE.

When in The dark of some despalring
dream, -, n
sosrew has all hcr Will with me. ana
6 case esh s .Sst $50 ~
is all forgotten, through her dear de.
y greea III n I. s. 3ft q -
steals Misslc, beoAoairs with hand
sa supreme
For me 10 follow, Straight i see the
CLEAN
Where the winds dip them In the FAR
hrlgEit seas
That ,oil and break uron the 1Icbri-
DIS;
Sec white wings Hash. and hear the
;,ca-b.rds scream,
Or II may lie in palace gardens falls
The nloonlissason wide roses, where the
swell
or one great lovers hear: in passion
calls
/ To aecps IN other hearts. And, listen.
4 ing, well
i know, while sink my slow dssolvlns
walls, ~
SO music lurcd I;urydice from hell.
Harriet Prescott Spoiford IN the July
X Century. 81
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A Ti-AN1lC AND DANVILLli RAIL
n WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN ErrEcT APRIL is, Isse

Train No. l-Daily Loavcs Norfolk tship.
prrs' tonprcSs wharf,, at
s:m a m. West Norfolk. 9:A
a. IN. for Danvilie and Inter
mediate points, arriving o.:
Danvilc 5:25 u. III.
Train No. 3-DaIly except SUNDAY Leaves
Norfolk Ia y. M. West Nor.
folk b:hi y IN. arriving Law.
rcnccvillc 9:3n 4. m I.rav,
Gawrcnccrilir TN. 90. G:u a
m. Hrriv" Danvi.i" In::aI n y,
Train N" connects at icmporIa with
Atlantic Toast Iiuc train No IS for ali
toints South. leaving Emjoria o:iD -. ~.
ibis train viii await the arrival Of iraIn
NO. 81 when notified by the a. G. H. that
there are passengers for points on the A.
aud -. west al I:mpnrin
Train NO. connects ut pcnuiston juno
non with Norfolk ana Western Railroad
Tor Durham ana intermediate po:nts
Trails Nus. | and connct.t u, JctI rcsy;
Junction anl Danvilr Tor all FONTS az,
Southern HALLWAY sy"icul
All trains connect ut Buffalo juno
ton with branch trains, to and from
buffalo Litilia Springs, except on Sun
day.
pullman slccpcTs between DanvilIo and
hshcViilr. atlanta, Jacksonville, Mem
phis and Few Orlean1
Tickets on sale and baggage checked nj
Wakes Agency and Compar VS. wharf
Norfolk. and ut W. V. II. Williams AEcn.
cy. Port atnputh
9 u. OWENS, VIM. II. TAYLOR
" J.. and Ocn'l Mgr Gen Pass. hgt.
CiIAS. O. NAMES
I'm IA,
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rHAvn,.rs,s. au,nss
AN:3snA YESTIBULED
M LIMITED
w. y TRAINS
V !! $ 0I|,|yITE
nagazz2EzaSssuzNznA
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash
yillo, Memphis, Texas. SIS
NO syTaA FARE ON ANY IRAN.

No. 400. 1.-THE Atlanta special leaves
Norfolk. via Forty, DAILY, mt I I.3O PIN.
l;eaycs Portsmouth, ID ALA, mt s.oI night,
Toe Suffolk Franklir, Roykin, Weldon, Henaer-
Southern. Pines, wadcsboro. Mcrroo Charlotte,
Chester, Clinton, Greenwood, Ahbcville. Elhcrt.n,
Athens. Atlanta, Augusta, Macon. EasIvills,
Memphle. ToSns California ,via. NIcmp,is) Solid
Limited Tram, with Pullman Buffet Sleopers and
lvt,stibmlcd Coacbcs, IFl .Ffs ~. ~, : =
No. 4t.--.,The $. a. y. Express" loavcs
NortalsS, daily, at DOB am: Leaves Ports-
mouth. daily, at0. Ba.in., for NIL abcye points,
aud Pcndlet"n, Murifecsboro, lewiston and all
ntlant,r Cost Line points, via Weldon. Alsu for
MuniSomcry, Mobile. Now OrcanB ToSas, and
Mexico tvia rev Orlcans). ALSO connNc:i nu at
Ftanklin Mondays, Wednesdays and friiash, for
iamlings on the 3ilackwatcr river.
M. 40a.-Arrive Portsmouth daily z 80 am.
NO. 3S-Arrve Portsmouth, daily ESQ pm.
Fortickete, baggage checks, sleeping car rescr.
vationo. etc., apply 10
:. W. nrcrr. d. ra,'', Act ~ maia 81. Nofoh. Va.
Neo. ntf: Hattie, lta,. Pa,.r AEt.. Portsmouth. Va
We H. Wriiaa., 1lei trt II High S Porismouil, Va.
III. JOHN, Wire -rrr,drnt aud tenrral Hansgrr.
= Ne HkE, trnetst Superintendent, rprtsu,ouih Va.
n. W. u. GtOySM r., J. lHnRUSlN -
re -
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III
s'rom NEW YORK on MONDAY, TUES
DAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and
FRIDAY at 3 p. m. and SATURDAY ut 4
y. IN.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare, including meals AMI state
room berth ........................... s on
Round trip Omitted to 20 days)....... 10 90
For tickets and reservation OF state
rooms apply at company's office II Main
street, or AT general Offices at wharf.
FOR RICHMOND, ships leave Newport
news every SUNDAY evening. arriving a,
Richmond the following morning.
II HAMPTON ROADS. NORTHAMp.
TON. L1RAY, hCCOMAC AND ENOLA.
sailing daily except Sunday. Leave Com
panys wharf, Norfolk,
For Old Pont-At 6:30 and 1:1h n m 3:iJ
and Iil5 y. M. (: Portsmouth, Gas and 1905 a.
m. aud 3:O5 p. m; Bay Line wharf, Norfolk.
at 700 and II 20 II. IN. and 4:00 p. IN. Sun
days. 1000 II. IN and 400 u. IN,
For lIampton-At 1l:i5 a. IN, 3:i5 and 7.l5
D. IN: Portsmouth 0:05 n. IN. uiid 3:N5 4. IN.
Bay Line at ll;30 II. III. and 4:UO n. M
For Newport News AMI Smithhcid-hi
9:i5 n III. and i:i5 y. m: Portsmouth, ?:l5
II. M. and 3!i5 y. M; Bay Line wharf. l0:0U
H. IN. and 500 y. M. daily except Sunday.
For East and Ware tivcrs--Daily lex
ccpt Sunday. leaving Companys wharf
Line Wharf, Norfolk. 100 n. IN,
For ScSrrn River. Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday at G:30 n. m; Portsmouth
Gs5 ~ m: Bay Line. 200 n. III.
For Back. PoIousiu and York Rivers,
touching ut old Point Mondays, We'd
nesdays aud Fridays. from Company's
wharf. at 6;l5 a. M: Portsmouth. $50.
Bay Line wharf; Norfolk, 6;i5 n. IN, re.
turning next day.
For Nanscmond River and Sunolk-h
300 y. M: Portsmouth. $40 y. m. Con
nesting at Suffolk with S. e. C. II. II.
Freight for Mathews. Back. PoquoBin
Severn, Ware York and Nunscmond
rivers must he prepaid.
Freight for Washington. N. c.. and land.
ines on Tar. Pamlico and PunEo rivers re.
ccivc1 at and delivered from Norfolk and
Southern railroad depot
Freight for NewDurne. N. e. received
at n. e. S. II, II.
Freight received daily except Sunday
until y. m.
All schedules subject TO change withou,
notice.
NJ. y. CROwEI,Lx Agent.
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ARRIVE NORFOLK DAILY.
700 n. m, 10 a. m. 800 p. m.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND yEsTI-
BULED LIMITED.

Leave Norfolk d:35 p. m., arrive Rich
mohd 200 p. m, connecting for Wash.
inStoh. Baltimore and New York Re-
.urhihg, leave Richlnond 900 a. M: ar
rive Norfolk l1:25 a. IN. StoDs onIy at
SUFFOLK. Wavcrly and Petersburg Sec
ond class tickets not accepted for pas
sage on these trains
other daily trains leave Norfolk TAO
u. m; arrive Richmond 1f:65 a. IN. Re-
turning. leave Richmond $50 p. m. ar
rive Norfolk 900 u. m. g
For further Information as to tickets.
rates, baggage CHECKS. etc. call on or
address II. w. Courtney. Dist Pass.
AGt.; G III Bcslcy Ticket Agt., 1873
Main street. or c. Il. Finch. agent,
depot. Norfolk and Western Railroad.
w. ~. BEVTLE.l
General Passenger Agent.
General office Roanoke. Va E.
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N = 4 /: W Rorta|k:HestaraRA
a'nza171z1 Schedule In Ee1ses y

APRIL 10. 1896
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY. ~.
Gio a.. Ihe Chicago Express" for
Petersburg Richmond and
Washington; also for Lynch
burg. Roanoke Radford
Rluencld, Pocahontas. Keno
VA, Columbus md CiticaR, 7
Pullman Buffet Sleeper Roa
noltc to Columbus without
.t change. Also for Pulaski
Bristol, Knoxville, Chata.
nooSa and intermediate points
Io'oo p m.-For Petersburg, Radford,
PULASKI, Hrlstol: also for
Rocky Mount and stations
Winston-Salcm divisions.
i'uiimnn sleeping ears Norfolk TO Roa-
noke Connects at Roanoke with WASH
ingtoh ana Chattanooga Limited for all
points South and West. Pullman sleep.
ers Roanoke to Memphis and New
Orleans. ~
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The only llnc operating a solid train be-
tween Norioik and Chattanooga with -
Pullman iSleeplng Car attached, n Is,
ilr.l. % without change. ~ z ~
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNtss14 1898. i
NO. 10. No 10.
1906 am. Lv Norfolk AR $40 pm.
l s:as am a Ky Pirnsrs io'nt m $50 Pr,
3:oS pm. Lv selina Ar Haas pm.
4:i3 pm. Lv Raleigh I.v,1f:45 6. m.
5;ll pm. Nv Durham Lv 1899 am
6;2s pm. Lv' University Lv1o:is ann
7:so pm. Ar GreensSoro Ly s s:ss am am
b;20 am Ar. Atlanta Nv. 11:15 pm
i0;i5 q, m. AR. montgomery IIv. 5:45 pm,
l.:20 pm. Ar. Birmingham Lv. 1895 pm.
i:l0 ain. Ar. Mobile. Lv. 1920 pm.
$50 pm. Ar,New Orleans Ly. T:10 a. m.
1910 am. Ar. Memphis Lv. $50 am
These trains connect at Greensboro with
main line trains, reaching principal pointa
South. Southwest and Southeast. Deput
ticket Office open thirty minutes before
departure OF trains foot of jackson street
For tickets and fun Information apply to
j. a. NEUGiRAUR, City Ticket Agent,
No. 96 Main street. MI
u. Il. LAMB. General Agent, corner Lee
and Faycttc streets. Norfolk tiaS
w. H. GREEN. General Superintendent
j. NJ. CUI,P. Traffic Manager.
w. a. TURK, General Passenger Agent.
E General onlccs No. 1900 Pennsyivan,a
avenue, Washington. ID. C.
NJ oRToIIt. VIRGINIA BEACH AND
~ SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
RUNNING BETWEEN NORFOLK ana
r's s.noa. VIRGINIA BEACH s'f Esss...
TIME TABLE: IN EFFECT MAY aisT.
1866 a. NJ.
Leave Norfolk. Lcnvc Virginia Beach
n. NnI g., Ma A
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DAILY except Sunday DAILY
The trip hy these steamers affords a
most enjoyable sail on tho Chesapeake
Fay. passing through Hampton Roads and
harbor OF Norfolk, with view of all objects
ofSin,etest incident 10 thrsn9'ristorieaiAioS
calities. Offering unsurpasscd service in
every particular. Large and Iiixurianuy
furnished saloons and sta. erooms. licated
by steam and lighted by electricity.
Tickets sold to all points North. I1ast and
West. and baggage checked 10 destination
Statcrooms reserved upon application in
ncrson to the companys office. No. n
West Main street, or oil the steamer. E#
Freight will not be received after 4 p.
III. to go forward that day,
For further information apply to
w. RANDALL, Agent.
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daily except Sunday. Other time daily.
Extra daily trip OF steamer Louise.
Leaves Portsmouth, 9;35 n. m; leaves Nor
folk. 9i5 u. IN
NO 5.-Daiiy. Norfolk 10 Richmond Eek.
cept Sunday Richmond to Ronccverte, with
connection Tor Virginia Hot Springs. Par
lor Car old Point 10 Nonccvcrte
NO. l-ftichnioDd To Cincinnati md
Louisville" Tally. Pullman Sleeping Cara;
for Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
Meals served on dining car west of Cor.
louisville.
NO. 3-Norrolk TO Cincinnati and Louis
Vile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars for Gin.
cinnau and Louisville. Meals served OF
dining cars west of Gordomsvllle.
Steamer Louise arrives Norfolk daily
l2:05 noon and 700 T.. M. from tho West
and DO a. Ia. extra trip from Newport
News.
For further Information apply to X r.
l'rookc. Passenger Agent. G. IL o. Railway
Ticket Ofricc. CRANKY street, In Allan.
tic Hotel, Norfolk. Va.
JOHN D. POTTS,
Assistant Cen. Pass Agent
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT ArR1L 20, 1898.
MAIL AND EXPRESS leaves Norfolk
daily Except Sunday, 10 a. IN. for Eliza.
beth City, Edcpton. Mackey's Ferry. Ro-
per. Pantcgo. Belhavcn. etc Connect at
Ehenion with n. and S. r. r. steamer as
follows daily except Sunday: For Ply
mouth. Jane svillc. Wiliiamston ard Wind
sor. TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SAT-
GRDAf for all landings on Chowan river
and Como; MONDAY and FRIDAY FOR
Scuppcrnons river. and WEDN ESDAYS.
FOR Salmon Creek. Connect at Belhaven
with steamer Virginia Dare for Makieys-
vil1c Aurora. South Greek, Washington
aud Intermediate landings :,
lGEENING EXPRESS leaves Norfolk
1:io daily Except sunday. for Elizabeth
tity, iidchton and way stations. Connects
AZ Elizabeth city with steamer NEuSEs
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATTJR.
DAY Tor Ncwbcrne, Ocracoke Landing
Roanoke Island and Morehead City, Kin,
sion and Goidsboro, Via A.. and NC. RI
and FOR jacksonville. Wilmington. NJ G..
and all stations o" the w. and NJ R.R
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
MAIL AND EMPRESS daily texcept
Sunday at i:25 p. iB.. and ExJJresp daIjv
eSccpt sunday at a45 a. IN. Connect with
ali rail and steam lines at Norfolk for this
North. East and West. Passenger station
foot of East Main street. Norfolk h al
Western depot Freight station ON water
street, 3 * s
ESASTEf.N CAROLINA piEPATCH
~ A.! FAST FREIGHT LINFl AND 9I5fSl
DO.,lNJoN LIME hot weeIi al! painta
North and East via Norfolk and kSrf9lk
and Southern Railroad and Eastern n otfh
Carolina. Freight received daily until IS
y. m. and forwarded promptly Mt low tat egg
For further information app.ylto the geaEs
oral office of the Norfolk end SoutherH
Railroad Company, Norfolk Ya
III. SG.fIIttDGFES.
General Freight and Passengers "A gent.
M. *. KING, General Manager.
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fNnEsAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 2s. 1876
Two Fast Trains for Richmond. Wash
ingtOn and Cincinnati
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO. IS
- tbs LINES,

Mf$S FOR NEW YORK.--ras-
NANksS.xA HenHer ships arc appointed to
~ - AsGS sail from Norfolk DAILY
~ at 1880 y. NJ.
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xRAvnnasss. auzpn.
SD Southern
Railway CO..
NORFOLK AND CHATTANOOGA LIN.
: TIED THROUGH WESTERN NORTH. e
81 ( CAROLIEIS,l THE LAND OF 5;i Z 81
10 ssf Il 1.-THE SIX YrD 3f d - ~ q

the only llnc operating solid train be.
tween Norfolk ind ChattanooEA with
Pullman Sleeplng Car a ttaciieti. q
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Tr;'ins VIII STOP ut all stutiUns on Signal
or notice TO conductor.
All freight must be nj station fifteen
minutes before leaving time Of trains.
Arrangements can Ia mn'lc for special
train or car upon application.
l'arlur cars OH afternoon and evening
trains.
Seats In parlor Cars. 10 cents extra.
II. II. PANNILL, Gen. rass. Agent.
l.. II. MATlItS,
Superintendent.
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Norfolk & Southern Railroad Co

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT ArRIL 20. 1898.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-27
England Not on the Left Side.

New YORK, March pa special
to the World from st. Petersburg
says: Lord Salisbury's policy is
beginning to be looked upon here
as direct attack upon the Franco
Russian alliance. Some anxiety is
being caused by the conviction
now gaining ground that English
diplomacy has proved more than a
latch for France.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-27
Husband and Wife Poisoned.

PORT JARVIS, N. Y, March o.
Mrs. Josephine Snyder is dead
from poison, as alleged. Her hus-
band, Jacob Snyder, died Tuesday
night. AT the autopsy evidence
of poison was found in his stomach.
Mrs. Snyder's ante norton state
ment has been taken but the cor
Oner declines to reveal its con tents.
The daughter of the Snyders, Mrs.
Martha Whitaker, is under guard.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-27
THE CHEAPEST POWER

On the market is a Gasoline En-
CINE, perfectly safe and reliable.
Can be operated by anyone, and
the cost of running is only one
cent per hour per horsepower.
Started in three minutes, after
which 1t requires no more atten.
ton. See me and / will tell you
all about it.
n. G. SCHUMACHER,
Daily LIGHT Office
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Cbe Daily Light.
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1896
Why She Never scnIds.

NO he said, my wife never scolds
When 1 am out late now. She used to,
but she doesn't do it any more"
81 wish mine wouldn't
:, "Oh, ,'Ou can easily stop it, if you only
know how, just begin first as do.
1 think up s\amething to scold about
on the vav HON, = and as soon as open
the door | begin. Chat puts her on the
defensive, and 1 kee y hel, eA planning
until there's no danger OF an attack,
All of these things are eah 10 an oiu
campaigner, my boy."-Chic, go Even
ing Post.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-27
Tho Best They Could Do.

/, Don't you sometimes make a mis-
take and lynch the wrong MANI" asked
the visitor from the east.
1--WE did once" replied the native,
''but we offered to do the square thing
by the wilder"
"How was that?"
eve told her she could take the piSk
of the crowd for her second husband"
life,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-27
Why Did 1t Fail?

1.-THE cause of DEATH" said the ply
stefan, was heart failure"
THAT was what supposed" replied
the young man. Most of us die OF
heart failure, but what am anxious tc
learn is what caused his heart TO fail.
Chicago Evening Post.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-27
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT

Also Private Board, at 702 E. Cincinnati Ave-,
Cor. Calaveras St., one of the most desirable
places in the beautiful educational suburb of
West End, San Antonio, Tex. Overlooks two
thirds of the city. Main building thirty-eight
by ntty-six feet, two stories nigh, and has
galleries above and below, on three sides,
VIII take small cash payment and give time
on balance or exchange for other city or
ranch property.
Inquire of owner on the premises, or of
William Will, at LIGHT office, where picture
and plan of house may be seen.
We also have in charge, for sale or rent
other desirable West End property.
80 I'm p. DE L. billiard.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-27
He Had Tried 1t.

$50 you've been around the world"
said the admiring friend.
II have" replied the traveller.
{ "And you've seen all the sights and
tried all the sports?"
81 have"
Did you ever try tiger hunting?"
81 did"
"Where?"
"At Monte Carlo."-Chicago Post.