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LRAvR RIcHNORD, BYAD STREET sTATroR.
30 A. NJ. Datiy-kichmond and Norfolk YES
tbrle limited. AR YES NOrf TX
IL; A Il stops only At Peters . q TX,
Naversy and Suffolk Second class
tickets not acreaEed ON this train
los A. NJ, patiy. The Chi1sgo express tor
Lynchoure. Roanoke. Columbus,
and Chicago. Pullman Sleeper Roam
oke TO Colum bus: alRo tor Bristol
Knoxville. aud CaarksrnNga Pull
nan .lte..e r sauele I. EnOxvf le
1902 n. Daily tor Norfolk. SaHcls a.
t~rrr edfAte sta-fers arrives q Nor
folk a. i .4JPM
500 P. NJ, Daily. TO- Ly nch Burg and Roanoke
Connects ~ Roanoke with Wash
tngton and Chattauooga Limited
Sleepers LynchburR 70 Memphis and
New Orleans. Pullman Sleeper be-
tween Richmond and Lynch
burg. and berths ready for occnu-
pancy At 600 p. y. Also Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanake.
rrnin arrive az Richmond from Lynchbu n
and the West daily, es1s .. H., aod at S:s6 N
from Norfolk and the East II .oS m and Vesti-
buled Limited 80 m once: SIS Mein 81
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CHI BO5LEY
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sGHEDULE IN EFEE CT RIL1
TRAIN LEAVE RICHMoND-UNIoN DEPOT
. go A. n; Daily Arrives Petersburg. p.a1
NJ, Norfolk IL rs A. n. stops orf.
a. ~, fssersourg. Wavsrly and SIT
sOs A. NJ, Daily Arrives Pstersbu,r az
M. Weldon IL as A N Faxett--.
ans P. NJ. Charleston 10 20 Ssxs
nan II 30 A. NJ. Jackson vile
A N. fort Tampa $40 P. M. CO..
uec.s ~ Wilson with No A. a.
rtvlzg At Goldeboro s:io
Wilningsos s:S3 P. n. PaIim
IL SCAM Dsiy except s sHnd "a '.xSEs.Cnyis
t~tsbure y % n Stops Manches-
Ter, ewry's BlEn, Centraiis, ana
burg els P. n. Makes Il All s.o Ts'erS-
ssso r. NJ, Daily. Arrives Petersburg & N -
~ Makes all local stops. r. q p
s:So P. NJ, DsiIy. Arrives Petersburr
NJ, connects with Norfolk ana
western for Norfolk and i'm m edi-
ate points- Emporia $40 (coa
meets with A. and ID. fer sta tiona
between Emporia aud Lawrence.
vtie); Weldon s:42 m FsyettsSs
vile 100 ~ m. Charleston eO0 n
MI sayannsh 8 ;o6 =, m, Jaefson-
xihe % p, m, Port Tampa 9 IS D.
SEwLINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA
kOLk1s.-Arrivtng Aiken las A.
NJ, Augusta 10 A. n, Nacoa N
=; M, Atlanta rs P. NJ PuiiEs1
sleepers New York 70 WDninrto1
|soksonvMle- Port Tampa, Aiken,.
- Aqku8ta ana MACON.
TO H. Daily arrives Petersburg $50
N, Weldon IL .3e, p. NJ HakeS
Local stops between PeterENa -
81 ont Weldon Arrives Lynch burg
40 Roapoke Va, $40 A NJ.
Bristol, vs., 40 A NJ Pullman
,o. :. sleeper RichmOnd TO Lynchbcrr-
AVsso r - Daily. Arrives Petersburg AZ 50
Trains Arrive RIohmond.
S:2s A. N, Daily, from JacksonvtfIe s.x.r-
n3h, Charleston, Atlanta Macor
Augusta. and all points South
e'1e A. IL, 0aiiy except Sunday Atlanta
AtheEs and Raleigh, Hendevao1.
- LynehhurR ana the West
- a - DAILY. Petersburg Local
o"eS n. - oonoay only. From Atlanta A..
ems, and Raleigh, and Hendereea u.
49,, ~ AyncnouIg, aud the West.
- ~ - II, DAILY. horAolk, SUFFOLK ana p
las P. M. Daily except Sunday. f-o-, D..
cersburR. stops Chester Genital
Ia, Drewry's Blum and Mancheater
on signal.
~ r. H. paiiy. Jacksonville, SAVANNAH.
Charieston. Wilmington Col "a borc
and ali potn g SouGn
20 4. II. Daily. Nerfolk. Sunelk, Waveriv
ane Petersburg
s''o & ~ p esn retersburR. LynahbarE ana
+. NJ. EMERSON.
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Lady lat railway statiOn)-Is there
any objection to dogs IN this ear 0O1-
AUctor3
Gentleman ION plattorm)--I am not
the conductor, madam, I will cay, how
ever, that there is a crying baby, in this
car, and If your dog is big enough TO
swallow the baby. think he win be
welcome.-N.-Y-~W Weekly
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TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND,
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TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND,
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eco A. n, Daily. with Psrlorcar, tor princi-
pie stations- Newport News ola
Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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cleaners, except Tuesday.
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Sorio o1s an. SsTS1Ss aswS osS RO.Hs
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for Clifton Forge Connects at
caIVersOn. x.ns Ss V xI.ass-
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ezrE:at Basic for Hagerstown-
sis Pi n. Daily, with Pullmansto Cincinna-
n. Louisville and 81. Louis. Stops
only at important stations Con
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and at Orange with Southern BY
northoound; at COvington for Va
Meals Served o. D1nir. cara
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10 30 .. m, Daily, for Cincinnati, vita Pull
man 20 Hinton w. Va, and Cor
donsvtlle TO Cincinnati and Leu
tsvtle. keals served on Dining
cept bundaylfor Winchester, Va,
and at Covington, Va. daily for
Virginia Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
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and Clifton Ferge. Connects ex-
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
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SEQ A. n, Except Sunday from boswell.
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1910 =. NJ, Dali from Norfolk a1d Old
Point
$50 p. NJ, Daily, from Cincinnati and Louis
Vile.
sss =. n. Daily. fron Norfolk. aAa OLD
Point.
Tsas p. n, ExOsps sunday. frsz clifton
Forge.
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STATION.
$50 A. H., Kxcept sunday froM Columbti
6 70 =. H., Daily from Lynchburg Lexington
and Clifton Forge, and excep
Sunday New Castle, aud Roeney
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

The fight made on II. CLAY
Evans, Z. S Pension CommIS-
sioner by the G. A. R, Ordar
for not issuing certain pensions
or the cancelling of others proyes
that commissioner Evans is q man
whose prlnclple is above office ar
the endorsement of any order to
steal, which the issuing of an iIIe.
gal pension or the paying of same
is. The South has been robbed
long enough by Pension Commits.
sloners stand in with the q.
A, r., by issuing pensions to
camp suffers, towards, dead beats |
and who never smelt gun powder
much less wounded or con-
tracted disease during the fonr
years struggle. Democracy. if
successful next year, should re.
ward Pensioner Evans for his hon
'st and fearless manner in the per
o1rTmanee 81 of the duties of this
'fhee with another term,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

The reaper Death applied b,s
se'' to two of Mississippi's true
and useful men last week. Can't
William s. Parrish died at his
nome m MaycrsyiIle Sunday night
Nov .. His remains were inter
red at Hatchez. Hon. W. G,
I eFger has been lingering at
Deaths door for several weeks
and finally e7aeumbed to his ipex-
'FaoIe deman Is Monday evening
II his home II Greenville. Both
,entIemen were members of Co. !
18th Mississ pi, the first year |
i the war between the State.
tier which they were transferred
, other commands in this depart
lent Both stood high in their
rotession, the law, and command
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

al, most heartily, of all the an
preparations tor their improve
ment which we believe it is as
much the duty of the general
government to take care of the
smaller 81 streams and harbors, in
the interest of those directly CON
cerned, as it is to make provision
for those of greater magnitude in
The interest of the public at large,
Resolved, That we favor tho !
establishment of an additional de-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

of this great national work and
have earned the right to full and
i final reliet.
We recommend the assumption
by the general government of
complete, exclusive control, We
fully approve of the work of the
Mississippi river commission and
the methods employed by them
for the prevention of destructive
floods and for securing d nayIgabIo
channel such as will satisfy the de-
mands Of commerce at all seasons
of the year, and we urge the con
tlnuance of this work and also of |
such other work as will ultimately !
result in the permanent improve
ment and rectihcation of the en-
tire river.
0l000l,'lel' ''l' '''o - .lo
government of portable steel Jet
ties as an adjunct of the dredging
operations now being conducted, ,
believing that thereby nayigabIe
e'"''"o' ore' '"o 1''9 y, '""' 20
~ 9.','',l 0'''o'"J:, ..I.... y : 1p' a.
mena M. 'na' 'ne juI''ul''ioH oi 'ps n
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'eaay caused serious o"',l"S0' ,'. -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
w,rERwAYs CONVENTION.

WATERWANS CONVENTION.
n The convention OF the WesterI
waterways Association, which
|net in Memphis the past Tuesday
L,d Wednesday, was one of the
|rcest and most important meet
II ever held in the Mississippi.
Elley. About six hundred dele
|nies, representing some seven
I'm states we're in lattendance.
Inong the delegates were Sena.
nj congressman, governors, and
/ her prominent and influential
1 en of the Valley, and their views
deIiberation will have a strong
|Defcial effect upon the action of
\ national government toward |
\ improvement of our water
|.w The resolutions adopted
the convention advocating the
|Drol of the leyee system of the
|rer Mississippi Valley by the
|hOnal government, are espe
ly strong, and should have
|at influence with the next con
ss when the Catchings' bill
I come up for consideration.
Mississippi was especially hon
ID by the convention in the Sc
hon of Hon. Chas. Scott, of
RdaIe, as its permanent chair p
}, and of Hon. Thos. G. Catch
/ as chairman of the com 81
tee on resolutions. al
sbw we publish the resolu- DIT
ssdopted by the convention: sy
soyed, That we are more de
II convinced than ever that is tel
iaty of the general govern au
t to make liberal appropri-
ifOr the Improvement of all loc
Eilable rivers and harbors in the
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

slPPI river, and recommend that
the same be prosecuted upon 8
liberal scale under the existing
system of continuous appropria-
tions.
Resolved, That we recognize
the supreme utility of the deep
waterway between the great lakes
and the Gulf of Mexico, and
recommend to the serious consid-
GRAFTON of congress the entire sub
ect matter, to the intent that such
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

ed the respect Of their feiIow-citi.
zens, Mr.. Yerger was one of the
pushing citizens that helped 10
make GreenvilIe what it is. We
never knew a family more devoted
10 10 each other than who that of
Mr; 1erger, to whom, with those
OF Parish, the writer tenders his
Advertiser. A''iS 'on
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

/ aproiect shall be matured. and
1 such work undertaken as Will pro-
vide q waterway of the greatest
| utility between Lake Michigan,
at Chicago, and the Mississippi
river.
We recommend that congress
make appropriations for opening
and maintaining a channel over
and across the outer bar at the en-
trance of Mobile Bay.
Resolved, That we favor liberal
treatment of the Mississippi river,
the Arkansas river, the upper
White river, st. Francis river,
CaIcasieu Pass and river, and that
the Improvement of said rivers be
prosecuted under the system of
continuous appropriations.
Resolved, That we urge Goa
gress to provide, by means of
suitable locks and dams, for over
coming the shoat placer in the
Tennessee river, and that the
work be placed under the contin
uous contract system. We APP
prove the work which has been
lone by the go vernment for the
CuberIand river and recommend
prosecution of the same,
Resolved, That We favor the
of locks at the head
# Bayou La Taarche and the I'M
of the same in accord
nee with the plan heretofore sub
utted by Mai. Henerof the corps
f engineers.
Resolved, That we endorse the
roiect of improving the Ouachita
nd Black rivers by means OF
,oks aud dams, and that LIBERAL
preparations for this purpose in
should be made.
Resolved, That we recommend
alta survey be madeof Red river
ID its tributaries with view to
e improvement Of the same by !
cans of locks and dams. 4
We favor the construction by 4
general government Of an L
hmus canal connecting the
fers of the Gulf of Mexico with 3
, Pacific Ocean.
Resolved, That while it is inn
,sible for us to make specific
ntion of the various rivers and
bors in the country, yet d
desire to express our approx y
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

United States. The work
has been done in this re.
Asretotore has proven of
AVantage to the people OF
oantry, and we believe that
FopFlatlon which the gen
NeFnNent has ever made has
SvlVed by the people with
unanimous approval.
|eav'd, that in the Judgment
convention, it has become
PeFatlye duty of the United
. assume exclusive con-
ae work now being prose
'olJu JUNCTION with the ri
E0aleS and levee districts
\ Protection of the lower
Fappl valley from the floods |
||paapetually endanger and |
|l'ly lnHict great disaster
|lA' section of the country.
nade plain by the follow
EAglaph from the report of
|l'se committee of com
made in December of last
bElt.
\, y The table prepared by
!. s''erman, Secretary of the
w river commission,
Z direction Of Gen. Gil
!. IFS'laent of the commits
! appears that the total {
u =, levees constructed by t
! State, local and private /
as' Is l64, S6O,375 yards, 9
so't of $47,68l, 5O8. is, of E
! ll'dnge 68,57o,4 ,43l yards '
!, ! local and private au- r
.aeost ,,i.s1. Of s84, 4,8lO, 1854" t.
!. s.aIa'ed 4 that it would cost 5.
4 n.y. ,ne entire levee system, a.
A., -s'a Of the passes, at a IL
1lS'sntIy / high and strong ii
j a. complete protection p
o., a'op' at the highest prob Of
y s's' the sum of from III
!. " to S2o,oOo,ooo, and it -
J y nom four to five wears ~.
!, 1le he system. ''' w
! y 'Q' evidence taken and II
y Your committee it IN.
!. ',a' Y the basins and bot N,
stLs J 'n' Mississippi river, is
|. ,le floods of the river. III,
ii br,U'ected A. and preserv-
II. II Hoods by an ample apI
! ~ J, system of levees dor
! % the head of the i'm,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25

department Of the government. to
be called "thc department of com
merce and in lustries, " believing
that great and constant increasing
appropriations would thereby be
secured and these interests would
receive greater and more direct
consideration, and that the people
OF our country wonld be greatly |
benefited. The head of such de-
partment should be a member Of
he cabinet and be appointed as
lther members of the cabinet arc
low designated by law.
Resolved, That we extend onr
!ncere thanks to the people Of tt'a the
ity of Memphis for the cordial
,elcome which we have received :
their hands; and that we shall
Ike with us to our homes most
Ieasant recollections of their
and prosperous oitv,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-11-25
SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER ANNUB


On on I thanksgiving Day there Will
pe Il you property has been de.
strro,yed by fire and you have a
pqIiey and we have written if
WINE, which means prompt payment of
your your claim, Make your wife
happy on Thanksgiving Dav nv
presenting her with a poIicy o1
.he dwelling and furniture
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-05
Salvador CarDOneu

Doctor en- Medcna Cu de Ia Facutad de Paris
oSptaes de aquela Cudad Cno del Hospital
MO en- Mayagez otlece pGbco
esta Capital, cale de la Fortae2a nun 4.
2o2 de dos de Ia aIde dfas do
VV'.U' mingos-PTteOs Ia pyimea consular de
HaIa egnn e tempo invertido eaGras los PobIes.
Drecc6h ehgrifcd DR.. Salvador, Capital
hrM0na Como en- esta mSma Capital pactca DR. Don Jose
HHuM CaIbonel Gecomendo las personals que quean
ame confanZ cudado
me lamen mi nombIe de bauismo an de
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RI0-PlEDRRS.

SObrimOs de VfEIansSl-y &c
Rio Piedras. s.-Comerciantes en- yHe.
res, mereanefas, tabaco en- rama olabe
rsdo, conprs. y venta de gansdo vaOuno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-05
PRENSAS.

PARA COPIAR cARTAs.--Las
mas s6lidas y duraderas que
Sc fabrican, desde SIS 4 IS
una.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-05

II. Ticenfe " CO.-Marina, De
p6sit0 l.-ComiSioniStas y almaceniStaS
de provisioneS. Exportadores de frutos
= efectos del pals.
.1lneriCO NHlN.-San JuSto, IA.
-Almactn de calzado de todas clases.-
La mas alta noyedad para seforas, caba-
llerOS ninOS.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-07-13

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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-07-13
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Officers Installed.

Stauntop Lodge No. As 1. o. 0. F.
held quite an interesting meeting last
Thursday night. It was the night to
install the new officers and the follow
ing named officers elect were inducted
into office: DR.. M. J. Payne, noble
grand; W. P. Lackey, vice grand; G.
A. Grafton, secretary; E. G. Hardy,
treasurer; A. S. Woodhouse, right
supporter to noble grand; R. J. Ken
nedy, left supporter to noble grand;
W. A. Kidd, warden; w. j. Bird, in-
side guard; James Kidwell. outside
guard; 81. Fl. Hoover, right scene sup
porter; w. B. Davis, left scene sur-
porter; G. E. Fretwell, right supporter
to vice grand; ]. L. Hoy, left supporter
to vice grand; G. s. Rosenberger, con.
ductor; c. G. Wheat. chaplain; j. Il.
Warmsley, sitting past grand.
These officers were installed by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master, F. R.
Webb, assisted by G. c. Wheat, grand
marshal; VIM. Larner, grand warden;
]. e. Fretwell, grand secretary, and
Capt. H. W. Holt, grand treasurer.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-07-13
THE FOURTH OF July CELEBRATED
All Over the Country, and Especially at
The Home Of Mr.. j. +. Cook.

The custom amongst newspapers tt
observe the Fourth of July and Christ
mas has long been established and
throughout the country there was 9
general observance of the first named
day this year, not only by the press
but all classes. In short, the day was
more generally observed throughout
the country than for several years
past. The American residents in Lon
don, Paris and European capitals oh.
served the day and officials in those
cities We'd with them in making the
occasion gaia one The dag was al Q
ulyebserved in Cuba, Porto Rico and
Manila.
Staunton was also in the list Of the
observers and though there was no cele-
celebration the people enjoyed them
selves Immensely in many ways. Quite
number left the city to try their
luck at fishing and on the morning of
Independence Day as early as and 5
O'Clock people could be seen making
their way to the country. The SPEC
TAToR suspended operations and that
accounts for these remarks being de-
ferred until this week. AS before stated
there were number of fishing parties
from Staunton, but none, we dare say,
had more enjoyable time than the
party which left Sears Hill at an carly
hour composed of Rev. r. G. Gilmore,
Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Woodhouse, Bessie
and Frances Woodhouse, Mrs. r. M.
Powers, Miss Louise Mehurin, Mr..
and Mrs Walter T. Davis and child
and Geo. o. Green. After a pleasant
drive of seven miles they alighted at
the hospiiable home of Mr.. J. F. Cook
on Middle River. Here the party was
joined by Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cook. Miss
Mary Cook and the four interesting
sons of Mr. Cook and Oliver Bucher.
No time was lost in reaching the banks
of the stream and with hook and net
there was to the credit of the party at
SundoWn splendid mess OF hSh. Din
ner was served at noon, which consist
ed of all the delicacies of the season
with ice-cream, cake and pies for de-
sert. The afternoon was spent some
thing similar to the forenoon and bout
Z O'Clock a bountiful supper with
fried fish was served. just before dark
the party disbanded, the Stauntonians
returning to their homes completely
exhausted from day of pleasure and
recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook made every one
feel at home and devoted themselves
to the care of their guests. As re-
suit it was with sad hearts that the
sweet old word OF good bye was spoken.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-07-13

A grain of sand in the eye can cause
excruciating agony. A grain of pepper
in place of the grain of sand intensifies
the torment. The pain is not confined
to the organ affected. The whole body
feels the shock of that little irritating
particle. 1t is so when there is any de-
rangement or disorder of the delicate
womanly organs. The disorder may
seem trivial but the whole body feels
it. The nervous system is disordered.
There are fretfulness, irritabiIity, sui
ienness and depression of spirits. The
general health of woman depends on
the local health of the organs peculiar
ly feminine. Remove the drains, ul-
cerations, bearing down pains, and
other Affections of woman, and the
whole body feels the benefit. DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a
specific for the diseases that under.
mine the strength of women. 1t is free
from opium, cocaine and other narcot.
les, poisons which enter into many
other preparations for woman's use.
1t makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-07-13
Cafe, ParIor and Observation Car Service

The Southern Railway announces
the Inauguration of combined cafe, par
lor and observation cars on trains SO
and "a, the Washington and Chatta-
nooga Limited, via Lynchburg, be-
tween Radford, Va, and Alfalfa, Ala.
Meals will be served between these
points in the cafe compartment, at all
hours, on the European plan. Luxu-
rious chairs in the Pullman cars will
be available for passengers at mode
rate charge The observation portion
of this car, affording passengers most
comfortable location for viewing the
magnificent scenery of the Valley of
Tennessee and Southwest Virginia,
will be open for the reception Of all
passengers holding parlor chair or Pull
man car tickets, without additional
charge. This complete dining car SER
vice on all through trains of the South
ern railway to points south and south
west.