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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18
BOYS held Up TIE TRAIN

FIVE of Them Arrested Charged Witt
the Burlington Flyer nsld-Up.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. Il Five
young men ranging in age from II
TO 25 years were arrested to day by
the secret service police, charged
with being implicated in the robbery
of the Burlington exposition flyer at
Roy's Branch last night Their
names are: Charles Cook, Alonzo
ArteburD, James Hathaway, William
and Her bert Donovan.
James Hathaway was day delivery
clerk at the Western Union Tele
graph compaDys Office, He was
the first to be arrested and he made
a confession duplicating the others
The officers found memorandum
book and handkerchief at the scene
of the robbery which were the prop
erty of James Hathaway. This
clew led to his arrest Two Of the
pistols used by the young desper-
ADDE'S were also recovered. The
robbers secured a rig from a livery
stable and repaired to the scene OF
the robbery. The rig was returned
late at night by a strange man and
woman, who have not yet been ap-
pretended. All of the young men
are well known and have born good
regulations up to the present time.
Cook is q son of member of the
fire department.
The robbery was of very sensa.
tional nature. The train was flag
ged with red light and the youth
full desperadoes mounted the cab
and compelled the engineer and
fireman to 60 with them to the ex-
press car. Here the messenger was
forced to throw out tho Adams ex-
press companys safe, containing &
big sum OF money. Before the rob
bers could make away with the safe
they became frightened and fed.
The safe was recovered, with it's con-
tents intact. Conductor Heaton and
Brakeman Setchel were fired upon
by the robbers, but the shots did
not take effect. A panic rsigned
AMONG the passengers while the rob-
bers were at work.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18

WAsrED-To buy 500 bushels of
peaches. FRANK SMITH 4 SoE.
The Sixth Missouri Regiment has
left Jefferson barracks, st. Louis,
for Jacksonville, Florida
If you want something good try
our I24. Is, 20 or 25 cent confees-
they can't be be beat.
FRANK SMTH & SoS-
Miss SaIlie Mccoy left Tuesday
morning for Sedslia, Mo, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Frank
Mount.
WANrED-Girl, Is or 20 years OF
age to stay with old lady. Address,
Mrs. Lydia P. Kelley, Amsterdam,
Bates county, Mo.
r. x. Goodwin, a prominent
young farmer Of Maysburg, with his
amiable wife, were in the city Mon
day and complimented the TIMES.
III you are in need of cook stove,
get q Superior, like the Missouri
mule, there is no better on earth.
FRANK SMITH & SoN.
Shaffer & Carpenter have bought
the Chas. Denney business house on
the east side of the square. The
room will be refttea at once and a
new plate glass front will be pat in.
Drysdale & Ksasling, shse mer.
chants, have rented che building and
will occupy the same about the first
of the month.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18

The committee net upon adj
jodrnment Of the convention and
organized by eIecting CLARK Wiz
chairman, J. d. Moore treasurer
aud J. &. Oldham secretary.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18

VIM. Freed, the young man ar
rested at Neveda, several days age
on the charge of having been the
person guilty of mutilating stock
had his preliminary Monday and
was bound over to await the action
OF the grand jury. Several witness
es who knew Freed we'll and for
whom he had worked testified that
he was not more than half witted.
Monday, August 22nd, has been
set apart for directors and County
School Graduates Day. We earn
estly request your presence at the
Institute that day. Come out and
see what has been done for the ed
vocational interests of Bates County.
Help AS to arouse greater interest
in Public School Work, "Remem
Der that the interest of our govern.
ment depends upon the education of
our children" ARTHUR BORON.
1t has bsen frequently suggested,
and the suggestion is a good one,
for every farmer to place his name
and the name of his
farm on his barn or road gate. Not
only would persons driving to a
place more eaisly find it. but it would
give pleasure and interest to people
driving from place to place. This
last result would have special effect
with we'll kept and pretty houses.
An observing person will seldom
pass beautiful farm without de.
sire TO know who is its enterprising
owner Clinton Eye.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18
UNABLE TO SEE
ECzEE MA

/ suffered with Eczema OF the worst kind.
my face and neck down to my shoulders were
one Inflammation, was not able to see out OF
my eyes for quite a while, and was unable
to sleep for weeks, on account OF the severe
pain, which nearly drove IRE insane My face
and neck were swollen and made me look
hideous. Had three doctors 1T different times,
and not one Of them could relieve me OF my
pain, swelling, and bl0tches- / used three
bottles of CUTICURA REsoLTEST, four boxes
CUTICURA (ointment), three cakes of CCTE~
GURA Soar, and my friends and one of the
doctors are surprised, and asked, Who cured
you?" and tell them quickly, " CUTIcURA
RFnT-DIEsp J.. ". KAFKA,
March 4, 1897. 81 Schole ST., Brooklyn, Y.
Sold throughout the world. PoTTKR ID. AND c. GoRP.
Eoe Propz Boston. How TO Cure Skin Dlseases, Tree
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18
Bucklen's Arnica Salve

The Best Salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price rs cents
per box. For sale by H. L. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18
Lane g Adair.
We will continue to close out many lines
of SHOES at cost to Aug. 25th to
make room.

has been for several years. Our corn
is almost ripe enough for market.
The cotton crop is the principal crop
of Texas, and the prospects are very
good. Wishing you greaI success in
the future a in the past, I remain,
Yours very truly,
GEO. J. GRAHAM.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18

! \ "A Caoreridrr. w, p.s.,@s
/ NJ \ stephens, wIIUntsS,
+ Mclaughlin. Lane.
mrs mead 4 smith.
Ims- ,,.',A..'' II Alexander.
Il Dale
HOWARD.
( WIN Hern. wBsC,,,,
/ } /. Mcconnell RWuyt.
/ ~ feity' EGaut.
) W Euhuftt JWips,oo
Tue following delegate, ws,.
chosen by ballot, to reprs...,
Bates county at the
SENATORIAL CONVENTION
3. +. Chaplin, Cyrus ReQua.
DR.. NV. Gwinn, W. w. Parish
C.NanBenthusen, l.. Hagenour
Chas. Peacock, W. 5. Mahap
J. I. Whinnery, NJ. L. Fry.
VIM. Page moved that the del..
gates present at this and other oon.
ventlons, be authorized TO cast The
vote to which the county is On.
titled. The motion being second
ed, carried without disserdn,
vote.
The following delegates wen
elected to the
JUDICIAL CONVENTION:
L. l.. Wix, l.. l.. Fry,
Henry Fischer, w. l. LOOMS.
J. c. Lane, Chas. Kroff
A. l.. Metzler, w. ID. Prime.
STATE CONVENTION.
J. NJ. LaughliD, Rockville.
j. b. Armstrong, Butler.
j. T.. Hales, Rich Hill.
Rex E. Gilbreath, Hudson.
J L. Weathers, Rich Hill.
c. a. Emerson, Amsterdam.
A. I. Wyatt, Adrian.
II. L. Littell, Foster.
Messrs. VIM, Hern, Calvin
Brown and c. NJ. Burrows were
declared alternates, having re.
ceived the next highest number
of votes.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
G. p. Huckeby, VIM. NJ. Rice,
J. n. Pollock, T. J. Mock,
J. NJ. Cox, 7. l.. Clayton,
J. X. Martin, J. NJ. Boring,
c. NJ. Burrows, VIM, A. Scott,
+. NJ. Patrick.
The chair announced that the
next business in order was the
nomination of a county ticket, and
the following named gentlemen
were unanimously nominated:
Recorder-O. d. Austin, Of
Butler.
Treasurer-H D Requa, Of LOns
Oak.
County Clerk-Jas II Clouse, Of
Walnut.
Sheriff-Geo Mclaughlin. Of
Howard.
Circuit Clerk Frank Cham.
bers, of spruce.
Probate Judge-Wm Page, Of
Butler.
Presiding Judge-W b S Gault,
of Howard.
Prosecuting Attorney-Charles
Kroff, of Butler.
Judge Northern District--W "
Parish, of East Boone.
Judge Southern District-John
Gench, Pleasant Gap.
Corone,-Dr. + G ley, Butler.
On motion, s. L. Tathwell was
chosen committeeman for this j.
dicial district.
The following are the members
of the County Central Committee
for the ensuing two years:
MingO--J X Douglass.
Grand River-L J. Goodrich.
Deer Creek r. DOWelI.
East BOOBe-W " Parish.
West Boone-J A Chapman.
West POInt-A q VALLEY.
Elkhart-Ellis Hand.
Mound Henry MOudy.
shawnee-W = Largcnt.
-pTuce-Dr Z y BDwden.
ecpwater-Ciark WIZ
summit-M LFTy.
Ait PlcHsaut-A l. Fox.
Char.ottc-W " Park
HOmer-Jobn Lyle
Walnut A CIOuse.
z q 4
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We also want to buy your Ola
hsns, old ROSTERS and young chick
CHS, for which we viii pay you the
highest market price in cash o.
goods. FRANK SNITE IL SoN.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18
REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.
Large Attendance. Full County
Ticket Nominated.
Senatorial and JudICiti Con
VentiOn Selected

SENATORIAL ana JuuiCitl Ton
veniiOn Selected.
The republican county convention
held in this city Saturday was largely
attended, orderly and the business
/ for which it was called WAS transact
ed with dispatch
/ An effort was made to combine
with the popullsts but satisfactory
agreement as TO the division of the
| offices could not be made, and the
convention proceeded to nominate a
full ticket. The resolutions passed
are Ct the regulation republican or.
der. Praising the republican ad-
ministration and denouncing the
| democrats.
The convention was held in the
opera house and was called to order
by the chairman of the central COM
mittee Clark Wix.
John d. Moore, of Rich Hill was
made chairman Of the convention.
On motion Messrs. Austin. Dow
ell and Tathwell were elected tenn
pOrary secretaries, and a motion
also prevailed inviting all members
OF the press of the county to a seat
on the siege during the proceed
ings.
The chair then announced the
following committees
CREDENTIALs-Henry Moudy,
Ellis Hand, Floyd Patrick, J. w.
Bailey, John Kleppi0ger.
ORDER OF BUsINEss-A. l.. Fox,
Henry Fischer, ]. X. Martin,
Walker Bobbjtt, A. G. Valley.
REsoLUTIoNs-J r. Hales, J. NJ.
Cox, VIM. Simpson, Vim. Page,
John Kious.
The committee on credentials
reported that every townehip in
the county was represented as fol-
lows
MISGo
j Coy. JR Douglass,
S Miller. Eli Coulson,
GRAND RIVER.
Goodrich, WIN Buckles.
DEER CREEK.
Hamilton. Cox,
W D Prime. DrHw futile.
Do~elI. At Wyatt,
Smith. Nathan Ingle,
w Mahan, wPH Hall.
EAs1 BOONE.
Warren Parish, LNickoIls.
WEST BooNE.
j Rucker. CwN
J \ Chapman.
WEST PoIST.
A VALLEY. Prank Archer,
; l. TathweIl. Chas Graham.
ELKHART.
Ellis Hand. RIB Moore.
MOUND.
I Page. HMoudy.
M l. Dillon, Earl Barber.
SHAWNEE.
F NJ Patrick. IF Robinson.
W p Ian gent, CIV Arick,
W + Arick.
SPRUCE.
l. Richardson, CP Bowden,
\ y Maupin, HmI,
Floyd Patrick.
DEEP WATER.
Bert CrigIer. Chas Peacock.
+ WiX, VI COulson.
SUMMIT.
Luther Fry. VIM Seelinger,
otto Black Dent.
john Hukle.
nj. rLEAsANr.
VIM Page. Frank yeris.
+ VI Wyatt, Lee johnson,
. u austin, Ja- Trabue.
Geo 7 Morgan. &c Copeland.
J schooley, Geo Pigs. feoD.
J NJ Lamb. WIN Pentzer.
" alter Anderson, ALFOx,
Chas Douglass, VIII a Scott.
Frank MabJott, Chas krod,
c 4 Denton, j y Armstrong,
8 " Ely J EvlI-izer.
Geo Ford, lcolJ. NC Wilcox.
y q Shafer.
CHARLOTTE.
" n Simpson, Peter Dennlng.
Geo Thompson. Wv Park.
Geo jenkins.
HOMER.
" Brown, J. Parish.
D L Clayton, WI Bari
2 q Barton.
WALNUT.
" Cox, W Bailey.
4 y Meizler. L Wilson.
Henry Wa-lburu Jack johnson
! = CIou=e.
EEW HONE.
OTig2s. Bradley,
Zoe Daniel. Jas SGumate.
LONE OAK.
Srainari Eegua- " ? scott,
has Done, Wan 4 Lacour-e
FLEAskNr CAP.
"iG, Cyrus Eequa,
. u Hammer John kIOu-,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-08-18

Never have we shown larger and better as
sorted stock of goods at the price we are now
offering them. They were bought early and
there will be no advance in the price of them
with us. See our line of Dress Patterns, no
two alike. Call and see us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-02
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Changes Male on the Account Of the
Purchase Of New Line.


The Southern Railway Company has
issued general orders providing for
changes required by the requirement Of
the Memphis and Charleston railway
beginning March lst the jurisdiction
OF Traffic Manager j. NJ. Culp, General
Passenger AGENT w. A. Turk. General
freight Agent II. r. Smith. and Gene
raIN Western Freight Agent Edwin Fltz-
gerald Of the Southern Railway, rs eN-
l,nded to include the Memphis division.
The Jurisdiction Of the Assistant Gene-
TAI Manager. Chief Engineer, Generai
supeIintencent Of Ta.s 1ort1uon. Gene
raj SUPERINTENDENT OF Maintenance, As
sistant q neral Superintendent, Supelin-
tenet Of Motive Power, Purchasing
Agent and Super ntendsnt Of TESTS Il
this company has also been EXTENDED
over tie Men phis Division, and MI Rob
err b. | egraIn has b,eI appointed So
per.ntendent OF tae Memphis DIVISION
with heaOquartels at Men phis. Tenn.
The jurisdiction of NJ. v Richards Land
and Industrial Agent. Washington. d. {.
has also beea extended over the new
hianoh Appointm' nts TO- the Memphis
Division have been made as follows:
X. J.. McKelllr. Assistant General
Freight Agent. Memphis. Tenn.
G. A. De Saussure. Division Passenger
Agent, Memphis. Tenn.
j. n. Turner. Commercial Agent.
Memphis. Tenn.
G. J. Bradley. Commercial Agent. st.
Louis. Mo.
U. G. Soule. Commercial Abent. KAN
sas City. Mo.
Taylor williams Soliciting Agent Chat
tanoogs Tenn.
A. II. Davant. Travelling Freight
Agent. MemIhs. Tam.
II. s. Lennon. Travelling Freight.
TUsCumb!a. Ala.
Dallas. Tex.
Annual ard term passes of the South
ern Railway Company issue, reading le
tween all stations or tetween all sta.
lions southwest of Bristol and west and
south Of atlanta. will be honoied for
transportation over the Memphis divl-
sion.
Trip passes Of Southern Railway Com
pany issue vii b. honored for trsnspor-
tat.on over the Memphis division when
so Issued.
Annual passes Issued by Charles NJ
McChee and Henry Fink. receivers or Ly
II. b. Pegram. General Superintendent for
rcte vers. for the y,a ar 1888. will he hon
ored for transportation over the Mem
phis division.
Term ard Trip passes issued by Chas.
NJ McGhee and Henry Fink. receivers.
or by II. b. Pcgram. General Super.ntCn-
cent for r6ceil ers. prior 10 March /
1898. will be honored f,r transportat on
ever the Memphis Division between
points named and until expiration Of
limit as indicaiei on passes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-02

had been the head to'l-keeper on Mayo's
island. lie gave up this position several
moMhs since. and has heen very unweil
SINE. He Is nov very sick man.
Mfr Craig Is a veteran. lie left TINS
civ with the Elliott Grays for the scene
OF hostillties at the beginning OF the late
war. He Is now an active member or Leo
ana pichett camps In Richmond lie mas
and. In n member Of Manchester Lodge.
A. +. and a. M. and Manchester Chap
ter. Royal Arch Masons.
The funeral OF the ate Mrs. Mary Jane
Jones, who died suddenly Saturday night
took place yesterday at 2:sO ocl *
The services were held from the Fifth
Street Methodist church. Rev. GEORGE II.
MfFEden Tho pastor. conducted the ser
vices The interment was made IN Maury
T6c following gentlemen were the pail
bearers: Messrs. Is. L, Porter. ID
ionrson W. Y. Florrnoy, Wiliam
Haiaes A. d. Tyson. and william Wes-
colt.
.ns. reme,ns Of the late Mrs. A,exan-
tcmetery yesterday after-o
The services were held from her lac
home ~ No 1871 Porter street. this az
ternocn al 2:AO o'clock. On account ~
". 4. Wiiars contncted he services.
COUNTY SUPERVISORS
The Board OF County Supervisors OF
~
house A great amount Of routine busi-
ness was attended 10 and bills ordered 10
br raie.
They also received offcial information
that the LEGISLATURE had passed a Hill
fort idHing The feeding OF outside poor
With ~" execution Of certain cases when
II could he Zone by the unanimous voio
OF the Board.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mrs Johr Drnnivant is quite 81 al her
home. on Seventh and Manry s.ree'e
The Richmond SD'Fe and Axle M'lls
will begin work Mon lay after shut
dom for several weeks.
Mr.. A r. Gwafh-1ev member OF fNe
New fork Cotton EXCHANGE was IN the
city MOI day TO see his friend, Mr.. w.
j. Garter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant. OF Puckineha-,
county are IN the civ the guests OF
Mrs. A. r. Richardson. OF east Ninth
street.
Rev L. r. Thornhnl. Of Pa'1brld~e-
Street Baptist church. will preach on In
ierestlng sermon tonight at 81 cNton-
Street BAPTIST church on Christian
Unity"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-02
Richmond, fredericksburg and
POlGnl5 HilIfllL
SCHEDULE ~ EFFEcr JAN 10. 1913

SCHEDULE rs EFFECT JAN. 10, le.s'
al d. Utlo-n uuon. ..-..
LEAVE Di4.D - tnLLl olAllON.
4D a. vi. Day tut AAaautIs tru anu
poiu.s NOrlh. D.ur1 ohiy az
Ai.lJld tnd fteD'l neDai 5.
t-u..4n s.-rp-r 100 .'c" lo'"'
SO A. NJ. SUNDAY ou5. for Washington
anu p0in.s Not.h o.9ps al
Lla AneH Alien. Ashland
ld5 0rsNne boswell nutner
Olcu. renJld. M.lolu. Moola-
lane. D.l.c-, -.fnult. teutt-
l.hnuul-. nrl9nc au4 vice.
WAGER Plnman car
s:45 A. NJ. Daiy except Sunday. for
Washington and pOu.- Norm
b.U.s "a. Elua. Asuttuds a dy-
'orsyur boswell Huiher
tuen. rtno.a. Milford. Mool'-
lame. BuIuct oamnlt. ttcdeF-
ichsuurs. LrooAe ana Nlue-
Na.er ruuhau car 49,,
g.OS A. 81. .OmmcuCin5 January 4th,
da.y. except MONDAY Tor
Washing on. Ba.un0ie, Phil
ode ph.a. add New YORK. he
New lorA ano Flur4a Spe..
elal composed entirely "
Pullman Sleeping. Dn.ns anu
Observation tats. 40 ~ IA
cuuI-c O.ncr sh1n regular
Pullman fac. Does not sop
,,.toM Ialii,1'. except sunday. FOR
Ma,aue,o on and ponies norm.
Stops Hl b. ta Gen Airn
Ashland. boswell. Milpi1;
Frrdericksbur4 Brooke. nnd
NId,Wa.er farior car. aiso'
conue..s with cons eaaloual
Limited No Wasmnsion.
rs p. NJ D4.y. for w". ..a.e"'tts, r sna
Ashland boswell Milford,
Fred,rlcksbur-. brooke. and
WiocWa.cr uud other s.at.o ns
SUNDAY Sleeper lslcnmon1 %
ARRIVE EeyiTab STREET STATION.
s.i6 a II p.Uv Stops az MlleWltcr
Brooke lf.ueUctng- p. Alli.
ford boswell Ashland ana
lIsl. ami o.her stations suns
DAYS. Sleeper New YORK 20
9.gp II. bai'y' except sunday. stops
oil WideRatcr. BROKE l.fei-
ercksburg SUNNI. Guinea,
Woods mr. Milford. penula.
lluther Glen. boswell. Tayl0ts.
Vile Ashland Glen Alien ald
Llua. paror car from wash
I'm p n b5iiy. stops only al Fred-
NV eri.ksburs. boswell Ashland
and Elba Pullman cars from
s.ss II Baliv ops az Whitewater,
90" : brooke Fr-dericksburs sum-
mr Guinea MoodsIt1e. Ali.-
FORD. pcu0.a. kufher Glen.
boswell T1ylOrsNlle Ashland.
Glen Alien. and Elld. sieep-
ing car. ,-.t
g.s0P NJ. commencing January IN.
daily except SUNDAY ne New
York and F.Cr.dl special.
Does not stop on FIca
rREDERJCKSBG ACCONNpDAIlOS
DAILY FNcepf sunday
40 y n leave IUrd street station
S.20 A NJ Arrive Htrd : reef e-a-iQn.
Gov - ASHLAND TpAfNS
DAILY Except Sunday
g.l2A. NJ Leaves Elha
60 r. ~ caves Flha.
$40 A. NJ Arrives Elna.
o." T. "a q 4. TAYLOR.
TrafH@ Nlnager.
z l. u MYERS.
President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-02
Coast Line.
EFFECTIVE JAN * Ivy
LEAVE RiCHMOND-O"'N-'
DEPOT.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JIM * i1y
Trains LEAVE klChMOND-O''
DEPOT.
800 A. N. Daily. arrives Petersburg 9,5i
a. ~, Norfolk ii,z, nsburS.
Wsverly ana Suffolk. Va. a.so
sos A. NJ. Duiiy. arrives PetcrsbuiS -"
A. a.. Weldon ll.jz A. ~"
fayetlevnle l.lJ 81,
Charleston 1920 f. NJ, oaN,,i.
nan 100 \. NJ. JacAs1r VIZ, ~
l.W a. ~. Port ltupa ~, IN
A. NJ Connects az NnsGG"
with No A. arriving 1v'oso
boro $40 T. NJ. Wilmih1 ~.
So y. NJ Pullman Sis.pe'
New YORK 70 Jacksony,,i's,. .,,-
49, 5ors s.i3 p II Makes all
$50 p. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg 'p
T. NJ Makes local s'~l~ "
and H. railroad. 90.
40 p. ~, Duilv arrives Eo't soojfs 80
II. NJ cOurr - win y ~
W for u-.folk and intei a.ia
date Joints. Emporla ~
gtonnecls with a. and d. ios
stations between Emporla sn rs
l.aWrencevi'lel. Weldon So
J. NJ. Fayetteville i:oI a.
NJ Charleston 0.02 4. NJ. %
v3nnah sos A N JACKSON,
vile 100 r. NJ. Port Iaihs~
" EEw LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS. --Arrivinsg
Aiken 7.2S A. NJ. Augusta nv
4; ~. Macon u A. MINI Mii, an \
slccpcrs New York 10 VII
mington. Jacksolviie. tott
Tampa. Aiken. Augusta. anu
s:5sP. 81. DAILY. arrives Petersburg
9.2l r. NJ, Weldon 70 % 2 "a.
Makes local stops between
Petersburg and Weldon. ..
1000 L. NJ. Da ly except sunday. Inc
New York and FLORIDA SPe-
cial Arrives Charleston 10
\ NJ Savannah s.0l = D.
Jacksonville 40 NJ ~.
Auggsilne geo p A. Tampa
1850 p. NJ. Daily Arrives Peiersburs
u.N y NJ Lvnrhhurg 10 7;
81 Roanoke 5.n 4. N. pnsiol
ago 4 81 Pullman sleeper
Richmond 10 LyrchhuIg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. .
600 A. NJ. Daily From Jacksonville
Savannah Charleston. Ailan,
a. Macon. Augusta and Al
sisA NJ DAILY cKcepf sunday Athn-
% Athens and Rliclgh iien-
drrson Lynchburs. ana mo
s.77 A. " Daily. Petersburg local.
SIS A. NJ. Dailp except Monday. from
Tampa Jacksonville. SaVan-
nah and Charles on.
500 A. NJ. sunday on'y From Atnn'a,
Athens Raleigh and linndcr-
son Iynchhurs and ihe West.
ff:0J A. ~. Dallr Norfolk SUFFOLK ana
PETERSBURG.
7:lj y. NJ. Daily Jacksonville. savan-
nah Charleston Wilmngton.
Goldsb0ro 3nd al points
South
SIS r NJ. Daily Norfolk Su1oik. Wav-
criv ana PETERSBURG
s:s6 p n Daily. Peiofsblrs lynch
burg and West
T. n rNfrncON.
JR. KENNY Traffic Manager.
General Manager
H. 81 EMERSON
General Passenger agent
q s. CNNfpHErTa
Division Passenger AGENT.
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YORK RIVER LINE via VEST POINT
TIE FAVORlTE ROI NORTH

YORK RIVER LINE via VEST POINT
ETHE FkVORITE ROr~- NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4.s0 p NJ No. TO- Baltimore Limited.
daily except Sundays for Nest
Point. there making close connection
IN MONDAYS Wednesdays and FRI
dYvs with steamer for Baltimore
siso with stage at Lesser Manor FOR
Walkerton and Iappahannock on
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
davs. Wednesdays and Fridays. for
Wcst Point end intermediate sta
tions. connects with stage az Lester
Manor for Walkorton ano Iapoahan-
mock. also. at West Point Win
s,camcr for Baltimore. stops at all
600 'a Az n No. &c. local mixed
o." caves daily except sunday from
Virginia street station Tor Yves,
Point and intermediate stations. cou-
Meeting with stage at I.ee'or Manor
Tor Walkerion and Tannahannock-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$40 4. 81. Wednesdays and Fridays
500 p g.. Dary except sunday from
West Point and intermediate sta
steamers peri leave West Point at r:0o P. NJ.
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays ana
baltimore % 5.oo 2. NJ Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays.
etroet Omen from 900 A. NJ 10 G.0n =.
N and from e.80 p. NJ 70 70 a. NJ city
ticket Office. 900 east Main s. ret,
Traffic Manager Cen Pass. Agent.
y : CANNON Third Vce-presldent and
= w NVFSTpTpY Trav paes fgpn'.
go east Main street. Richmond. We.
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FtiiI SEARCHING.

Nr r. A. Catlia. President Of the
Democratic League for Good Government
SAID es.erGay morning that the League
was still engaged in preparing us ticket to
Re voted for in the election on March Ism
next. II would probably be several days
he said before 1t would be made public.
The man that we are after" said Mr.
Catlin "shrinks from notoriety. and il
mas been only by the most sre7nous eff
or's that we have been abe to induce
them 10 core ovt at all. We have Sc
cured a number OF cool men who have
never taren any part In politics, and we
Will endorse a rrmher Of the present
members Of the Council"