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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-22
SCHOOL HONORS
ARE DIVIDED.
X. l.. c. RS Win in Rank While
a COiunbine Girl is Awarded
the Individual Prize.
HONORS CLOSELY CONTESTED

the high school in the way of public
rhetoricals was a complete success
would be stating only fact Ev-
cry seat in the house was occupied,
an indication that much interest
Ind been aroused in the contest
between the rival societies.
The church was very nicely dec
GRATED with the colors Of the two
societies; the purple and white of
the Columbines on the south side,
and the red and white of the Y. l..
G.. Rs. on the north. Under their
respective colors the two societies
had massed their forces, and when
ever cheers were aroused there was
no mistaking from which of the
rivals they arose. When the time
arrived to begin the exercises and
as the contestants took their places
on the platform the north side
forces began the applause with
Ki, vi, vi! lis, boom, bah.
Red and white, red and white.
Rah, rah, rah.
OF course there was an immedi-
ate reply from the south-side, and
the purple and white waved in
time to
Razzle, dazzle! zis, boom, bah,
Columbine, Columbine
Ha, ha, ha,
The program opened with a
chorus by the High School Glee
Club, consisting of twenty high
school pupils. This was followed
by an invocation by Rev. A. l..
ISOLATION, Fannie Montgomery, de-
lIvered brief greeting, and an
nounced the first feature.
This was the recitation contest
IN which the X. l., G. Rs. were
represented by Mabel Shaefer in
The Polish Boy" and the Column
blnes by Allie Patterson in "Tbe
Confessional Both young ladies
showed a considerable amount of
training and delivered their decla-
in most creditable mnn-
her. From the nature of the two
selections ''The Confessional, was
undoubtedly the most difficult,
lherewas less opportunity through
'ut the piece for demonstrative OK
99fession than "The Polish Boy
contained. Miss Shaefer was
lressed in white and wore n bnncb
II deep red roses, the combination
icing the colors of the X. L. G.
IS. Miss Patterson was dressed
u a costume representing a Ro-
IAN girl, and presented "a striking
Miss Shaefer and Miss Patter-
IN We're both drilled by Mrs. :
hampton, and they certainly re-
ected great credit to their in
ructor.
Following the recitations came
selection by the Mandolin club
hlch, ia order to satisfy the audi
lce, had to be followed by an
her.
The debate came next, the SUBJ
It being international disarma-
INT and universal peace. Are
~ essential to civilization? Can
~ be attained within twenty-five
'rsT The affirmative was taken
Alfred Randall for the Colum-
les, and the negative by Frank ~,
lton for the X. l.. Q. Rs. ,,,o
IN each side there were many p.
slnal ideas brought out, and h.,
IN~,1
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-22

FLORENCE is somewhat worried
over a rumor of the removal of its
cyanide plant and the running of
a branch of the f. d. c. G. into
Canon City. Our neighbors should
remember that such bluffs NAV
be only sort of strategy 10 bring
them 10 terms. Canon Clipper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16
ON THE STAGE AND OFF.

London is importing American ballet
girls.
Mrs lie Breton, Mrs. Langtry's moth
er, lives in Jersey and is still one of
the best looking women In the island in
spite OF her advanced age.
"Cyrano de Bergerac" is at present
being played in Brussels, Moscow, Vi
emma, Madrid, Rio Janeiro and Buda-
Pesth. 1t has been translated into
eight languages.
Richard Mansfield was examining the
Shaw monument in Boston the other
day when he noticed a man with 10,
oak pointed at him. He Numbered loud
protests at the impudence of the pho
tographer. and was then apparently
still more annoyed to find that the man
only wanted to get picture of the
state house.
An actress playing in small parts in
BerEn theater has turned her mar
riage to some account. The usual for
NAL invitation has been suppressed in
favor of something that reads like
this: "Fraulein K invites all her
friends and admirers to see her debut
in a piece called Marriage The other
part will be taken by Herr x. 1t
win depend on the latter whether this
play turns out a comedy OF a drama."
One admires the courage of a man that
could read this and then walk to the
altar.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16
VEGETABLES FOR THE TABLE.

The onion was worshiped by the an
cient Egyptians.
Asparagus was fashionable 200 years
before the Christian era.
Parsnips were much thought of by
the ancient worshipers of Venus.
It was the custom Of the Greeks to
offer beets on a silver tray to Apollo IN
his temple at Delphi.
Lord Bacon loved the onion SO that he
declared the rose would be sweeter
planted in bed of them.
Asparagus promotes the appetite
while furnishing little nourishment and
is a good Substitute for clans.
Elephants, with the inside seooped
out and filed with bread crumbs and
butter, are favorite vegetables for the
table.
The eaulihower Is a patrician among
vegetables and was taken from its Cy-
prns home in Italy and England in
the reign Of Elizabeth.
Parsley should always garnish dish
containing onions, az it takes away the
odor most people object to. 1t even
prevents the aftertaste If eaten by the
individual who loves onions and must
have them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16
LID DoMlNloN srEAMsHlp 90

DAILY LINE FOR NEW YORK. EXCEPT SUNDAY
Passengers can leave Richmond datly exoensl
sunday via Chesapeake aud Or railway =
p NJ, or Richmond. and Peter barg rail.
road. (EorfolE and W~sf~~c r~,-- 200 A N
eonp ectius at Norfolk with Old Dorafnf
LINE Steamer sailing same evening al
O'Clock for New YORK
Tickets on sale a. Richmond Transfer Crz-
panys. e0e east Main Street: Chesapeake ana.
Ohio railway anc Richmond and PetsrsbV "a
atlroad deDots. and at compsny's ofnoe. lSiS
east Main Street, Richmond Baggage checked
through.
Tor New York and all poirts eey0ao ca %
shipped by steamers sailing from Rics mono
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY n, FRI
OAV at SOC NJ This steam er carried steer
age passengers only
Manifest closed one hour before sailing trua
Freight received and forwarded and tflrouaSs
bills OF ladtng issued for all nortbern. eastcrs
andforeign porss-
PROM NEW YORK
Passengers can leave daily except Sunoav
~ ~ saturday p NJ TO Norfoi or Ola
Point Comfort, connecting with Norfolk And.
western railroad Of Chesapeake and Ohio
railway.
F'eisha for Richmond BY steamer via Nor
ioIk Mondays and Wednesdays 500 AZ SAT-
Sailings from company's pier. No 2 NORM
River foot Of Beach Street. Freight raoeivS4
ana forwarded daily except Sunday
Fov further information apply 20
JOHEF MAYER, ARert-
1919 east Main st~eet
Rtchnon7. "a
Y. - = uiiisuden, PreIoen. Nev vo-k
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16

About 800 miles OF railway must be
constructed 10 complete the line from
Cape 10 Cairo.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad re-
GENTLY placed an order with the Pull
man Palace Car company for 500 box
ears and with the South Baltimore car
works for 1000. The cars are to be
built according to the b. & o. stand
ards. This makes a total of $500 box
and coal cars ordered for delivery with
In the next six months.
A western railroad company has
adopted the method of making up its
passenger trains with the sleepers next
to the engine; the coaches come next
and the baggage cars last. This re-
verses the usual practice. 1t is claimed
that this arrangement makes the
sleepers ride steadier, and there is also
less dust
John 1. Blair in his earlier DAYS
owned western railroad, along the
route CT which he established a series
of unchrooms, at which the employees
were to be charged so cents and all pas
sengers Is cents. Mr.. Blair once dined
at one CT these places. and. concluding
his meal, laid down half dollar. Hold
on!" cried the cashier. lyon don't be-
long to this road" 81 know that" re-
piled Mr.. Blair; 1.-The road belongs to
me-"
The use of steel ties for experimental
purposes on the New York Central rail-
road has not given satisfactory results,
says the Engineer. They are durable
but hard to line; the ballast shakes
away from them and they give a rat
Ting sound from the stone ballast and
| from the bolts, and this sound is disa-
greeable to the passengers. Some have
proved to be so unsatisfactory that they
are now being removed and are being
replaced by oak ties.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16


Itttle bare feet. sunburned and brown.
PATTERN. PATTERN up and down.
Dancin' over the kitchen floor.
Light as the foam-dakes on the shore.
Right on the go from morn TIL late,
From the garden path ter the old front
gate;
There hRin't no music ter me so sweet
AS the PATTERN sound OF them little bare
feet.
When mems ny nets by the foamin' sea.
Them little - = feet trot there with me.
And q shrin hHs. -voice / love1l say:
i'.Dran'pa. spin - yarn ter-day."
And know whsR my dory comes ter land.
There's a spry lita-n form somewheres on
hand;
And the very fust sound my ears'll meet
Is the welcoomin' run OF them little hsu~e
feet.
Oh. little bare feet! how deep you've. pressed
Yer prints of love in my worn old breast
And sometimes think. when j come ter
die.
Twill be lonesome-lilxe In the by and by;
That up IN Heaven III long ter hear
That little child's voice so sweet and clear:
That even there. on the golden street.
III miss the pat OF them little bare feet.
Joe Lincoln, in Saturday Evening Post
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NO NAMES MENTIONED.

Yukon has one woman physician.
At Baltimore a coachman was fined
ten dollars for delaying car.
A New York waiter recently paid
$4,000 for a house.
A Duquesne Qa.) man has a dog
which was sent him by express all the
way from Manila, p L.
Des Moines boasts of printer who
has passed his fifty-ffth year at the
case, and Milwaukee union sees this
and goes him couple of years better.
A London coroner on resuming duty
after an illness said he wished to offer
advice to the public-never to use med
icine which they had kept for any
length of time. His illness had been
caused by taking stale medicine.
A spasm Of generosity was expert
enced by gentleman. of Sullivan, Ind,
during the delivery of a sermon for
charity, and to the church he gave his
note for $50. Now he refuses to pay the
note on the ground that it was drawn
on Sunday.
An ex-judge is cashier of a certain
bank One day recently he refused to
cash a check offered by stranger.
"The check is all right" he said, ''but
the evidence you offer In Identifying
yourself as the person TO whose order
1t is drawn is scarcely sufficient" 1--WE
known you to hang a man on less evil
dence, judge" was the strangers re-
spouse. "Quite likely" replied the ex-
Judge; ''but when it comes to letting
go of cold cash we have to be careful"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16

bewilderment a distant shout. one OF
alarm and warming. seemed echo.
ing in her ear How dark IL he'd
grown And there were Albrecht
and his little old mother. who kept
his house. standing before their
door, 'eNclaimiug and gesticulating
wildly. At the same moment there came
rush of furious wind. bringing, the
sound of low. menacing roar. while the
mass of dusky green cloud seemed TO
quit the horizon and start swiftly on an
earthward path.
Nlasta guessed instantly the peril
that threatened, and sprang up with a
terrified cry.
MY father, mother, quickl The cv-
clone, The cyclone!"
Then followed wild confusion. scream
ing children running to their parents.
frantic ordinations, hustle and hurry.
Whittier should they fly for refuge in
that hour OF terror 1t was the good
mother that solved the problem with
prompt presence of mind.
"The henhOuse, childreni Let us run
to the henhousei" she cried. and she
crowded her stout self and her best
leather bed, brought from the father
land, valiantly through the narrow door
way, followed by her husband carrying
his pipe and armchair, and by the others
with whatever they CHANGED to catch
up, all racing through the thick, whirl-
ing dust TO the designated place of ref
uge.
IN fact, it was the most suitable one
within their reach, being really a low
"dug-out" in the side of small hill,
the front or open side facing south and
filed in with a sod wall, containing only
a small, rough door and tiny window,
whose four small panes were thiclly
coated with dust.
In they rushed pell nell, causing wild
discontinue to the usual occupants of
this abode, which few, futtering and
cackling wildly, from their rude nests
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16

and perches. The father was in the act
of closing the door after the last one
was in, when 1t was pushed violently
open from without and Albrecht and
his mother, lacking such a shelter Of
their own, flung themselves among
them.
Then the door, like that of the ark,
was shut and braced by the fathers
stout shoulder. And none too soon, for
the air was thick with flying debris.
There were 10 Of them-more souls than
the ark carried, and crowded into a
much smaller space, but that mattered
little at such time.
The fowl screamed, the children
walled, the big mother and little moth
er rocked and prayed in each others
arms, and the father bemoaned his farm
and stock; but as for Vlasta, the cy-
clone had given her what the fates had
otherwise denied, and the uproar and
danger were all dominated by the Joy
that Albrecht was again beside her, SO
close that she could almost feel his deep,
hurried breathing.
1t was but a moment, and then, with
deafening roar, a rush Of darkness, a
choking breath of sulphur, the storm
center was upon them.
Vlasta remembered now how ID han
Pened, but when she was able to realize
anything her arms were around Al
brecht's neck and he was holding her
to him and murmuring words Of endear-
meEt, which she felt rather than heard.
MY love, my little one"-though she
was as tan as he-"do not fear. I will
keep thee safe-I, thine own beloved. !"
Vlasta's pet white pullet futtered on
their shoulders like the white-winged
dove of peace. The storm went swiftly
on its resistless way. leaving desolation
behind.
Their houses were in ruins; their lit
tie possessions torn to pieces er scat
tered far and wide, even large part of
the growing crops rooted up or ground
into the soil.
But their lives were spared, and they
are hardy and courageous. Sod houses
can soon rise again, and other crops
grow green on sun1it plains, and before
long in the new home there will be
sounds of revelry by night" and an
other merry wedding dance.-Chicago
Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16
An Inausrinr pinna.it,on.

The celebrated soprano was In the
middle of her solo when little Johnny
said to his mother, referring to the con-
ductor Of the orchestral
''Why does that man hit ct the wcm-
an with his stick?"
~He ia not hitting at her." replied his
mothers keep quiet"
swell then, what is she hollerin' 80
for7'---Answers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16

schudule in Eject November 10. 1900
TRAIN LEAVE RICHMoND-BYRD STREET
STATION
300 A M, Daily Arrives Petersburg, s:s1 A.
A.s Norfoik IL :26 A. NJ. Stops only
folk. Va.
S:oS A. n, Daily Arrives Petersburg ESQ A
M, Weldon IL AS A NJ FavetteV, lIs
AIS p NJ. Charleston 10 20 Savar
nah IL 30 A. N. Jacksonville so
A. n Fort Tampa 20 P. NJ Con
necSs at Wilson with No AZ Ar
rtx1Rg at Goldsboro $40 p N
Mtlmtagtoa 6:1S P. M PuIIman
sleeper New York to JaeksonVflle-
IL 30 n Daily exceptSunday Arrives pc
tersburR u :05 n Stops Manches-
ter, ID ewry's Blum. CentrAlia, and
SIS P. NJ, Daily Local. Arrives Pesera.
burg 4 10 p N. Makes all stops
S;0o r NJ, Daily. except Sunday. Arrives
Peters burg S:1S NJ and Rockv
Mount . 50 NJ; makes all imms
S;4s P. NJ, Daily. Arrives Petersburg tai p
NJ, conAects with Norfolk and
Western for Norfolk aud fmnedi-
ate points. Emporia e:1o icon
meets with A. and D. fer stations.
between Emporta and Lawrence
Ville), Weldon SIS m Fayettes,
vile 1919 .. m, Charleston So4 A
M; savannah 7iot q, m, Jackson
vile IL 90 ,, m, Port Tampa Is ,.
NEWLINR TO MIDDLE GEORGIA.
kO1NTS--Arriving Aiken T:2e A.
:; Atlantis ls :: 5, P. n X P Paii%. Il
Sleepers New York e. WDmtnrton
Charleston, Jacksonville Affon
Augusta and Macon.
Wv NJ, Daily, arrives Petersburg N
NJ, Weldon IL ;2e. p N. MN.ca
local stops between PetersbarR
aHa Weldon. Arrives Lynchbure
2:l6 A M Roanoke. Va, i:so "A N:
Bristol, Va, 1910 A N Coaneets
At kmporia for Danville Va. Pull
man sleeper Richmond to Lynch-
burg.
iOA P. H., Daily. Arrives Petersburg II ~.
p. NJ, - -
Trains Arrive Richmond.
90 - ~ DSny from JaeksonvtHs, Swan
nah, Charleston, Atlanta. Macon
go. - augusta and all points South
S:1e a. NJ, Daily except Sunday Atlanta
Atnens, and Raleigh, Henderao1
LynchburR ana the West
S:s7 A NJ, Daily except Sunday. Petersburv
Local.
500 A NJ Sunday only. From Atlanta. An.
ems, Sno Raleigh, and Henderson.
Lynchocrg, and the West.
II :oS A. NJ, Daily except Sunday from cnJds
Doro AID 9th T intermediate alta
lions, Norfolk and Suffolk
IL 10 M Sunda7 only from Norfolk, Suffolk
and petersburg
1875 z. NJ. Dali, except Sunday from DE-
rs P. M, Dsiiy from Jacksonville Savannah
Charles ton. Wilmington, Goldsborn
- and ali points B0uLn.
D % Z. NJ. Daily. Norfolk, SUFFOLK, Waverlv
ana Petersburg,
$3.50 T. NJ P pal Petersburg. LynOhburg ana,
J.R. KENLEY. T - ~ S,
General Manager.
HIM EMERSON.
Senexal Passenger Agent.
q. y. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Ageaa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-16

Mr.. scrimps-I asked your daughter
q very Important question last night,
and she referred me to you.
Old Gentleman-Humphl What did
you ask her?
II asked her If she'd marry me-"
"Well, she won't"
'Eh? Has she said SOP"
mo, but from what / know of the
girl, I don't believe she would have
bothered herself about me If she had
really wanted you."-zN. Y. Weekly.
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= Pr Chesa peake aad
OaWOt Ohio Railway.
ROUTE.
ROUTE.
EFFECTIVE OF. %, 1899
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND,
BROAD-STREET STATION

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND,
BROAD-STREET STATION
0'oo A n, DAILY, with Parlorcsr, tor prinei-
pie stations. Newport News Old
Point, Norfolk ana Portsmouth
Copnsc.s at Norfolk With Old Do
smlnion Scam Ship except sunday
S;4s P. M. Daily vita pullman. for local
sssnons. Newport news, old Point
at Old Point with Washing ton
steamers, daily with Baltimore
10 ;9OA- NJ, Day Express except Sunday
Tor Clifton Forge Connects at
ScS sIysqsoa M.n for oSr1s s1s,
dria, and Washington, at Union
Station, Charlottesville for Lynch
burg At Basic for Hagerstown-
AIS NJ. Daily, with Pullmans TO Cineinna.
Il. Louisville and 81. Louis. stops
only at important STATIONS Con-
meets at GoroOnsviIle for Orange
and at Oreuge with Southern Ry
northbound at C0vington for Va.
Hot springs.
Meals served o. DlniE,. cars
No Local Trains except Sun
day, following above train from
6ordonsviile to StAunton
o 30 p. NJ, Accumulation, except Sunday for
Boswell.
O:sO D. m, Daily, for Cincinnati, with Pull.
man 20 Hinton w. Va, and Cor.
louisville TO Cincinnati and Lou
lsville. Keals served on Dining
cept sundsy)for winchester, Va,
and at Covington, Va. daily Tor
Virginia Hot Springs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTR-STREET
STATION.
to'Ss A. ~, Daily, for Lexington Lynchbu re-
and Clifton Ferge- Connects ex-
pept SundSy with Buckingham and
Al0erene. Branches, and at Cliff
ton Forge Will No. flor Cincinnati
80 p H.. Except Sunday. for Colum bia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREET STATION.
500 4. n, Except Sunday from boswell.
5 80 A. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati
li:& A. NJ, Dali from Norfolk and Old
Point
3: 80 p. g., Daily from Cincinnati and Iy3uie-
Vile.
$50 a.. Daily. from Norfolk and Old
Point
1852. r., Excep, sunday. tren Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
SEQ A ~, Kxcept Sunday from Columbia
80 p ~, Daily from Lynohburg, Lexington
and Clifton Forge. and except Sun
day from New Castle. and Rosney
JOHN ID POTTS,
ASST. General Passenger Agent.
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YORK RIVER LINZ, WEST III forxr
The Favorts Route North.


Train Ne. IL, 20 p N.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, Daily. except SUNDAY
for West Point, and intermediate stations
making elose councillor Mondays, Wednea-
dAyG and Fridays with steamer for BalN-
more.
Train Ne. 10, s:Ss p. n.
LOCAL ExPREss, Non Wednes & Fridays. fol-
meets with stage al Lester MAnor ts walker
ton AID Tappahannock: also at West Point
tons.
Train Ne. "A, s: Az.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except SUNDAY
from Virginia Street Station for West Point
ana intermediate stati0ne connecting with
stage at Lester man0r fer WalkertOn and Tap.
pahannoek,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
90 =. m. Daily, from west Point, with Cor
nection from Baltimore, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
1O.46 .. m. MOAdays ana FridAya
$40 p m. Daily, sxOspJ sunday from Wesa
Point and intermediata stations
Steamers lsave West Point Mondays Wed
nesdays fridays 500 p. -. Arriving Bald.
moro 80 believing morning: rstarBfaR leave
aRd saturdays arriving Wast Pefat z 80 and
RIc1 mono .S:2O 10 lowing morRing
Steamers call AZ al laadings Of York Rive ,
@. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent
s90 K Hain St Rtchmond. Va.
;. n: GULF, ". A. rurk,
TFamc manager cen. fass. aga
FRANK s. CANNON.
laird vice-Presaasnt and General NAnass
Waeh1ngton, d. G.
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81 am not satisfied with the new min
lister" said the old-fashioned deacon;
"his sermons are too short"
Il could stand that" said the liberal
brother, ''if they were not so narrow. {"
Even that might be overlooked"
said the third, a studious one, 'sbut
they are hopelessly shallow"
Then they voted to make a change.
Brooklyn Life.
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XIIANTRD-SEvERAL BRIG HT AND
" honest persons TO represent us as Mana
gers in th1s and close BY counties Bal
airy, 5000 q year and exDenoes Stra fight
DonA-fde. no more, no SO salary. Posftfon
permanent. Oar reforencss, any bank In
any toWn IL - mainly e11oc work con duct
eo AZ home. Reference. KneIoss self -add ross-
co stamped envelope, TIE DO NINIoN CON-
AAEFs Dept Chicago.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER, IA, 1899.
Trains Leaves Richmond, Va.

0&hZO( LIE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER, Ia, 1899.
Trains Leaves Richmond. Va.
Il.OO n. No i. SOUTHERN EXPRESS daily
- IL Atlanta augusta ia okson Vile. and
points SOoh Sleeper for Danvtlle.
Greensboro. Salisbury. and Charl otte.
SLEEPER open at Richmond $3.50 D. N
Stops for passengers at local stations
Connects At Danvtlle ard Char'ot
with New York and Florida Express
Inc BSl carrying through sle-pers be
tween New York and Tampa tn con.
nections for al Florida points, also
connects at Danville, Charlotte with
the Washington Anc Southwestern Linn
tied loo so carrying through sleepers
BETH New York and NAshV11le New
YORK AID Memphis and sew Xorh and
New Orleans also. Pullman Tourist
sleeper Montays, Wednesdays aud Fri
days, Washington to san Francisco
without change, with connections for
All points in Texas, Mexico and Cali
forntA
a:o1 No. Z, solid train daily for Char
lotte, N. O. Connects at Aoseley with
Farmvtlle and PoWhatan railroad IS
Keysvtlle for Clarksville. Oxford, Ken.
derson and Durham and at Greensboro
for Durham, Raleigh. and winston.
salem at Danville with NO. IS United
States Fast Nail, solid train, daily for
New Orleans And poin IS South, which
carries sleepsrs New York to new Or
leans ana New York 70 jacksonville
and Miami for Nassau and H&bAnA.
Through sleeper Salisbury. 10 Mem
phis.
90 p. n, NO II, LOCAL, daily oxcspt Sunday
for KeTsville and intermediate points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
as P. n, from Atlanta Augusta. AsaaeVt lie
and All points South.
&c p. A.s FROM Keysvtlle and local stations.
LOCAL FRHIeEr 1RAINs-
NOS. q and sa- between Manchester and Ne
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Sine Die.

AS far as earth is from the sky.
So Love Is nigh
Where Alpine lakes their vigiis keep
Is Love more deep.
In Nature there no boundaries are
That tell how far Love goes;
Loves measure. as each countless star,
God knowa
One only thing we know: Love comes to
stay
Though Gods to give. 1t Is not even His
To take away.
= Marian Alden. IN Outlook