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e Xn Chesa peake and
SsWOs Ohio Railway,

AZ Guect May 70 1901,
From Richmond.
LEAVE BRoAD-sTREEr srAIeS
For Newport News, OLD Poi,,
Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
500 .. m. Except Sunday Local.
9 100 .. N Daily. Fsst train. s.on,
~ at William sburU aoansst.
Norfolk for Newport NeWS %
Beach Mondsy. Wednesday. Fri.
DAY and Saturday with Boston
S:A5 ?: "a. lDsily) Local. Connecta .,
ga foine daily with washing
TN ana Cape Charles stssmsrs
ana txcept Sunday with NeT
fork (Old Dominion ard BaIH.
more steamers.
wssrBouND.
~ 90 g. N Except sunday for li,-
ton Forge, connects for OranSa
Msrrenton, Manassas Brsnck
Hagerstown and Lexington.
No. 2:45 p, m. daily St Louis Iimit.d
WIN Pullman fer Cincinpsti.
LOUISVILLE, SC Louis and Chic &c
no e local Train follows No I. ex.
sept sunday, from .GordonsyiIIs
5 30 p. m. accommod ation exeon. s,,.
day to Doswell,
III 40 a m. daily, with Pullman for
81. Louis, etc.
onLects at Ronceverts. exeent
sunday with Greenbrier Riyer
Railway.
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. srArIoS.
10 30 .. m. daily for Lynchburs Lay
nston, ana clifton Forge, son.
meets except Sunday with Buck
ingnAm aud Alberene branches,
parier ear.
6:l5 p. m. accommod alton. exeant sur.
day to Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
| K 80 q. m. From boswell.
30 m. and 8 so p. m. from Gin
cinDati.
| 1880 o. m x7:06 p.m.+ 10 pm. from
| Norfolk and Old Psint.
Sl6 p. m, from Clifton Forge, and
Stsuntos.
TRAIN ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
4 $40 m.lfrom Columbia.
$3.50 .. IN. from Clifton Forge and
Lynchburg.
( $40 p. m. from New Castle, Lexiuf
| ton ard RosPey.
trains marked are daily, thoE
with K ars daily except SUNDAY.
Apply ct 800 east Main, e0S east Main
and Murphy's Hotel for further infor
nation.
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OPEN DOORS.
Chsrscter Attained Only by Embrace
ing Daily Such Opportunities as
Present Themselves

II rs interesting to note how often
the word door occurs IN the New Tes-
lament. The writers all seem 20 have
conceived OF everything worth any
thing as lying over against us 60 be en-
tered by door. And il ie true. There
ace great possessions awaiting every
man, but each one must be entered by
its appointed door.
We know at once ho>v true, this is
when we think of some of the common
est objects Of life. Thus ones profes-
sion must be entered by the door of
long training in schools and colleges.
Ones trade must be enterd by the long
service of apprenticeship. The realm
Of knowledge cannot be had for the
asking, but must be entered by the
door of long reading aud study.
Now, the same thing is true of the
religious life, or character. 1t is some
thing TO be entered into by q door.
Here character stands over against
every man, calling him to enter into il
and possess IT. 1t is the one thing on
earth worth entering. tt is above and
beyond all other things. Everything
else exists for character; other things
are passing, while character is eternal.
Now, right over against this world of
character God has set open doors. We
have merely TO choose to walk through
them
Thus the church rs one door. 1t is
not primarily place of men holding
some belief, not primarily place for
preaching. But first of all II Is door
"a door from lower life to higher.
from sin to righteousness, from moth
lngness to character, from earth 20
Heaven. What is the true church? Not
the church that believes this or believes
that, but the church that is a door for
souls to pass over into the life of
Christ and the consciousness of God.
is the true church.
The teacher ought TO make the Sun
day school such door-a door through
which youth passes over into a man.
hood of purity and purpose, and a
knowledge of Gods ways.
Duty Is door. Obedie nee herds over
into knowledge. Duty leads over into
God. IL is one of the doors God opens
TO every humblest man. Every oppor-
tunity of service for doing a kind deed
is door. God pity the man that passes
by duties and opportunities; he is
passing by doors that open right into
the heavenly villas.
Not once or twice In our fair island story
The path Of duty was the way to glory;
He, that ever following her commands.
On with toll of hearts and knees sind hands.
Thro' the long gorge TO the far light has
won
His path upward. and prevsrd.
snail mo the topping crags OF Duty
scaled
Are close upon the shining table lands
To which our God Himself is moon and
sun
And then there is the door, greater
than all others, over into righteous
ness, Jesus Himself. He once said: az
am the door" again He said: .Tam
the way" Yes, his life is the life that
leads over into character and Heaven.
His truth sets us free. His faith opens
the gates Of invisible things. His love
rs the door over into the world Of large
ness and joy. Service done In His ma me
is the door to God Himself.-Christia
Work,
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SATURDAY, AUG. "a. 1907
BEHOLD THE LILIES.

Behold the lilies of the held,
How beautiful and fair:
Their fragrance, as a breath Of heaven,
Refreshes all the air.
DO sordid lsbors bow them down,
No cares their lives Cypress;
They only tell of Gods great rove,
And that is bessedness
The wings Of morning are too STOW
To bear Us from His sight;
The midnight has no shadows deep
To hide from us His light
II not sparrow falls to earth
Unnoticed by His eve,
VIII He. our Father and our Friend
Cnheeded pass US by?
Shall we not learn from fading flowers,
Fran children of the dust,
TO lay our cares before His throne
And in His goodness trust9
There are no cares that weigh US down.
Nor binding tears that fall,
Nor sorrows piercing to the heart
But he beholds them all.
And reaches out in tender love
Mid danger and alarms
n refuge for our souls within
His everlasting arms
Frances L. w. Harper, in Union Signal
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HOW MANY MEN

Dixie to be spoken of as possessing
Politica influence.
Show weakness for trailing in the
wake of social svvells.
Show a weakness for exhibiting q
big roll of bank notes.
Speak of themselves as the gentle
manly end of politics.
Think themselves considerable
smarter than every other man.
Boast of a fondness for childreu
which never is in open evidence.
Want TO be considered competent
critics of music and the drama.
Carry letters in their coat pocket
which should have been burned.
Base their opinions of a clergy
mans sermon on his voice rather
than on his argument.
Think IT an evidence of great his
toric knowledge to talk of Waterloo,
Wagram and the burning of Moscow.
--Phiis5slphia Bulletin.
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YORK RLvER LINE, wEsT "a forn,
The Favsrits Routs Eerth.

LHavE RIcEMeuD
Train Ne. II, t1s ~.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, Daily, except eRnAsy
connecting at west Point with steam
er for Rltimort and York River
Landings. stops on,y at stations be-
tween Quinten and West Point.
Train Ne 10. $50 =. ~
LOG L EXP ese dsily exceps Sunday for
Wtst FStne end tntsrme dists staNona- coz
meets with stage at Lester Manor 70 walker.
ton snd Tsppahsnnock.
Train Ne. "a, gsse A. n.
Local MIxIB, leaves daily exoepa sInda.
froD Virgins st:eet stauen Cor West Point
aad internediaSs stations, eonnOattnR win
stage - Lester Msnsr. for waikerton And Tar
pahanaoek,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
s;ls .. n. paily, from west Psint, with Con
ueetfon fron Baltibaoro except Mondays.
Ices a-u. dai!y.except.sundsys and Mondays
Is y - Daily. exceps Sunday fren est
point and intermsdiats stations.
steamers leave West Point daily except
Sunday $50 p. n. arriving Baltimore $40 ..
me-
STEAMERS call at alr onds and York
town Tuesdays, thursdays and Satur
days; Clay Bank and Gl1uces ter.
q. W. WEsTBURY,
District Passenger Agent,
80 r. Main % EchmoHd. We.
]. d.. CpLP, Traffic Manager.
g. 81. HARDwIcK. Gen. Pas. Aet.
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third Vice-Pree- ard General Mana.
ser, Washington, d. G..
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Southern RailVay
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT MAY 20 III. 1901.
Trains Leaves Riehmand. Va.


II 80 u. no II SOUTHERN EXPRESS ca1y
f"i Atlantis Augusta Jacks n, ili4, and
points south sleeper for DsEvtlls.
erecs' hero. salisbury. snu Charlotte.
Sleeper open az kichmops s:so o. -
Connects ~ DsnvsIi. and Cnsriotse.
with New York and FLORIDA Express
fNe Sd carrying thfoSgh sleepers be
tween New York spe Tampa. with con.
neenons tor AL FioEi1s points. also
me Washington an< sou thwesscrp Lin
ised tHo T' csseytne through sleepsrs
augusta ssvaunah Jacks nvtlle Tampa
Esshvine, and N mphis; and Atlan.s
sleepsr None aye, Wednesdays and FRI
days, Washington v sss FrazGisco
Wttheut change, win connections for
All peinHi In Texas, Mckee snd Cali
30 Ne. !. solid irsiz daily .or Oh r
lette, n. @. Connects 81 Noseley Wis.
FaTRville ana Powhataz railroad at
keysvtlle for GAINESVILLE. Oxford, He.
tof Durham, Raleigh, and winston
Salem st Darvtlle with no. s. C9itos
states Fast Mall, solid train, dali 70
nsw Orleans AID poin - Soath. whiol
yec6sonvlEe connect ng for Nassau
lufet drawing rom sleeper Rich.
mon6 t. Birmingham and Atlanta.
through hain sleeper. ssIisDnry, so
9 90 p. II, no IT, LOCAL, daily exosp, su.tay
fer Keysvills ana intermediate poir =
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHM OND.
{ 70 n, frsn Atlanta Augusta, Isheyi,le
and ell paints south
8 20 A N, from Keysvillt aud local stations.
LOCAL YHHLaHI fRAIHs.
Sos. 81 and &c. between Manchester ana Ne
asalts. Va.
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LIVING BY DAILY WORK.
Tne Common Experience To TN Ac-
eordsnce with Gods Best Deal
tngs with HIS Chudren.

That which we earn, or which we
work for, is worth more to us than
that which is given to us without any
effort on our part. This is in accord
ance with Gods best dealings with
His children, and all of mans expert
ence tends TO CONFIRM this truth. Even
in Eden, before mans fall, man was
set to dress the garden and keep Il.
He had to work for his living while vet
at his best, and while God was caring
for him as His favorite child When
later, in the wilderness, the children
OF Israel were being led by God, and
fed by bread from Heaven day by day,
they had, each and all, TO earn enough
foF a living by picking up their need
full food. When the rich Boaz was won
TO an interest in attractive Ruth, the
Moabitish young widow, he did not
say to the laborers in his lordly fields:
"Give her all the grain she needs or
wants." but he said: "Lct her gaean.
even among the sheaves." That was the
better way for Ruth. Having what
she CLEANED was better than would
have been having what was given her
In charity. 1t was the same IN the
new dispensation as In the old. The
word of the apostle was, as to the
early Christians: eff any man will
not work, neither let him eat" Our
highest privilege is of working for our
living, not OF living without work. Let
us be grateful that we have the bless
ing of work. When we have a living
support in connection with work, that
is something more to be grateful for.
May we be spared from living without
works.. S. Times.
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No Sudden Falls In Character,

No one falls all at once. What seems
like a sudden fall is really the sudden
breaking of shell from which the
Interior has been gradually removed.
A boiler suddenly bursts over on the
West side in this city and half-score
of men and women are killed, but that
boiler had for many years been pre-
pairing for the final catastrophe. Rust
and wear had done their work. How
much we need the exhortation of the
apostle: Examine yourselves wheth-
er ye be in the faith; prove your own
selves. IN. W. Christian Advocate.
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MRS. DUNcAN's EXAMPLE.
How Her Simple Act OF Duty Tur1ed
the Current OF. an Inauen-
tiRI Life

Gen Joseph Duncan, after four
terms In congress, was elected, in
1884, to be governor of Illinois, which
position he held for four years. He
invited young man, Truman M.
Post, whom he had known in Wash
1ngton, to come to his Illinois home
and serve him as clerk, or private
secretary.
The young man arrived at Jackson
Vile. where Gen. Duncan resided, on
q Gay when the governor-elect was
receiving a large delegation of his
political friends. The table was set
under the oaks, and the young sec
rotary took his seat among the prom
1nent men. To his greet surprise.
Mrs. Duncan called upon him to ask
the blessing, and he could only
stammer; Madam, I beg your par
don; i am not a Christian"
There was a moments pause. and
then Mrs Duncan. standing at the
head of the table, in a quiet. won-
anly voice, uttered a PRAYER OF thanks
Tor the blessings with which the
Heavenly Father had spread their
table and filed their lives.
Everyone was impressed by the act.
but two persons were deeply moved.
One of these was Gov. Duncan, who
shortly afterward became a Chris
tan and ssSi grace at his own table.
The other was young Truman, whom
she had supposed, from the CHARGE
ter given him by her husband, to be
professor of religion.
To-day few names of ministers are
better remembered or held in higher
honor throughout the northwest
than that of Rev. DR.. Truman Mar
cellus Post. AS a frontier missionary
he did heroic service, extending his
labors over a wider and wider area
as his power and influence enlarged.
and occupying at length a leading
pulpit IN st. Louis, whence his work
reached out on every side in a rapid
ly-deveioping region, encouraging
feeble hands, multiplying agencies OF
benefcence and leaving it's mark on
future generations.
When some one, in his later years,
referring to his early political asso-
Citations, asked him what changed the
current of his life into the channel
which proved so conspicuously useful,
he told the story of Mrs. Duncan's
prayer. Her quiet act Of duty at q
trying moment had followed him
with its ineffaccable impression until
he dedicated himself to the God she
loved and served. Mrs. Duncan was
then dead, but the power Of her ex-
ample lived on; DR.. Post is dead, but
his work survives.
The incident at the governors din
ner is not unique. Others of similar
distinction have happened and passed
without furnishing the making of a
chapter. But this one-like all Incl
dentists measured by its conse-
quences. 1t not only showed the
character and quick resource of a
noble Christian lady, but, unexpect-
edly to herself, it bore fruit and
made her remembered. And the re-
vival of every such memory is slim
ulating and instructive. - Youths
COMPANION.
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LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP cs

kAILT LIME FOE NEW xoRK, RECEIPT suHD.
4 Passengers can leave Richmond daily exec,
Sunday via Chesapeake and 0hsS. railway,
r. M, or Richmond and Peteri burg raj
rcS3. (Norfolk and western rsuteIe 100 A. ii
Goa eecuNs ~ Norfolk with Old Domini
a atne ,tesmsr sailing same evening ~ :
Tickets on sale ~ Richmond Transfer On
penys, eos east Main street; Chesapeaks An
Ohio railway and Richmond and PetersbVI
rSsroad depota, and st companys efaos H.
sast Main Street, RiohRond. Baggage ohsess
through
YHHIaHr.
Tor New York and all psiEts beyond oan n
enipped By steamers. calling from Rich mon
sxeyy noSDAY, WEDNEsDvYl .as FR,
oAr ~ 500 n This steamer oarriea atse
Manifest closed enc hosr before sailtns r~
FSetgAt recetvsd and forwarded and throRs
BILLS Of lading issued fer AL nsrthern, sassef
ana fsreiSu ports.
YBoM NEW Yo1Ks
rtseen gers can leave daily except san da
AIS ID (BAtrrday NJ "a Norfol or on.
FONT Comfort, conrectinG with Norfolk An,
Western railroad or Chesapeake ana ohis
Freigii for Richmond by steamer via. Ma,
tolk Msnda5s and Wednesdays 100 r NJ Sal
sAilings from ssnysny's per. Ne . Hort
River foot Of Reach Street Freight reSsivs.
Ter fRrths1 tnforna tion apply -
yoEE.B HAYER, Assnta
t1Ie east Aain street
RtoAnonGs
". H. uillaudea. Pres
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nav Norfolk Westen'
- Schedule In FRscT
Nsv. 10, 1899.

~SU@ssc~ Scnedule % HeS~
Nsv. 10, 1899.
L1Av1 RICHMOND, BYRD srRRza STATION.
30 A. NJ, Datly-kichmonda ndNorfolk Vea-
uDule limited. Arrives Norfolk
II 10 Stops onlyiAt Petersburg,
Waverly ana Suffolk Second class
Ackets not accepted on this train
:ee A. n, Daily. The Chicago Express" for
Lynchburg. Roanoke. Colum bus
and Chicago. Pullman Sleeper Roan
oke 70 Colum bias: also for Br1st>,,
Knoxville, and Chsttarooga Pull
man sleeper Roanoke e. Knoxville
~ n. Daily for Norfolk, Su3olk and In
termediate stationa; arrives Of Nor
folk 81 1910 Pm.
300 r. NJ, Daily, for LyDchburg and Roanoke
Connects 1T Roanoke with Wash.
tngton and Chattanooga Limited
Pullman Sleepers Lynchburg 20
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
PArlor and Observation Cars Rad
ferd to Alfalfa, Ala Pullman Sleep
or between Richmond and Lynch.
burg, and berths ready for occu.
panoy at $500 p. N. Also Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke.
frain arrive At Richmond from LynchburR
and she West daily, SIS .. M, and at :6O D m
from Norfolk and the East IL :0S Q m and Vesti.
buled Limited ZOO m Onace; SIS Main Sd.
JOHN y WA0HRR
City Passenger and Ticket Agsnh
CE BOsLHH
District Passenger Agent
" B BEVILL
General PAssenge Agent
u en- oEces' Roanoke Va.
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Few know how to convert impulse
into action and the finer aspirations
into habits and systematic activity
How often do we stand beside men
who have broken the hearts of those
whom they loved.-Rev. DIR. Hills.
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Even That Far.

There is only one sure cure for
smoking" remarked the physician,
"and that is death"
They tell me-" rejoined the drug
gist who attends church occasionally,
even that fails in some cases."--Chi-
cago Daily News.
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DIdn,t Interest rter

Gray-Yes; I tell my wife every
thing do; don't your
White--I did for awhile, but had to
quit. My wife said it was too stupid
for anythin0.-Boston Transcrint
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STREET STATION.
500 A. NJ. NORFOLK LINZ ED Csily
Petersburg s:S4 p. M. n rfolk IL so
.. m. Stops only &C Petersburg and
pricipsl stations east OF Petersburg.
8 :O5 A. NJ. Daiy. Arrives Petersburg
$3.50 .. M, Weldon IL 30 .. m.
Fayetteville 4:25 p N, hsrleston
1885 q. m, Savannah 1855 .. M.
Jacksonville $50 Q. m, Port Tam
pe 10 p. M, onrects at Wilsoo
with No AZ arriving Goldsboro 3:
20 p. N, Wilmington 8 p. M. Pull
man Sleeper New York to Jackson
vile.
IL :55 A. N. Daily, except Sunday. Ar.
rives Petersburg 12:8o .. m, Stops
Manchester. Drewry's Blud, Cen
trsiia, and chester on signal
3:1b ?. N. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Daily. Arrives Petersburg S:xs ..
M. Norfolk 5:e5 p. m. stops only
st Petersburg, Wsverly and sui-
$3.50 2. N. Daily, except Sunday. Ar
rivss Petersburg 6:20 D. M, Vel
don z AZ p m, and Rocky Mount
$3.50 p. N. Makes all intermediate
stops
500 p. M. Daily Arrives Petersburg
o:45 p, m. Makes ali stops
c:s7 P. M. FLORIDA AND WEST IN.
DIAN LIMITED, Daily, Arrives at
Petersburg 1881 D. M. Connects
with Norfolk and Western for Ner.
folk and intermediate points, Em-
porIa 3 40 p. m. CONNECTS with At
lsntic and Danville for stations be-
tween Emporis and LavrenceviIle
Weldon 8 ;13 p. N , Fayetteville
2:32 Q. m, Charleston 6:23 q. N, !,
Savannah 1850 e. m, Jacksonville
l2:lb p. M, Port Tampa II 80 pm
NEW LINE to Middle. Georgis
Foints-Ariving Augusta 7 ;55 q
N, Macon IL :15 - m, Atlanta IL;
e5 p. m, ThsmaEville 2:25 p. n =,
Pullman Slespers New York to
Wilmington. hsrleston, Port
Tampa, Jacksonville, Augusta and
Macon,
o:lO P. NJ, Daily, Arriving Petersburg
s:65 p. m, connects at PETERSBURG
with Norfolk and Western railway,
arriving LyLchburg 2:80 q. m,
Roanoke 8 .. M, Bristol l0:40 q
"a. Pullman Sleeper Richmond to
Lynchburg.
li,S0 P. NJ. Daily, Arrives Petcrsburr
l2:lC q. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND,
$40 A. n. Daily, From Jacksonville.
Savannah, shsrl, stop, Atlanta.
Macon, Augusta and all points
South.
T:s5 .. m. Daily From Petersburg.
Lynchburg, and the West
$40 Q. m Daily, except Sunday. Pet
ersburg local.
1l:l0 o. N daily. except Sunday From
Goldsboro and intermediate sta
tionz, Norfolk and EuRolk.
IL ~ q. m. Daily, From Norfolk. Suf-
folk and Petersburg.
III :o5 o. N. SUNDAY only fron Norfolk
Suffolk and Petersburg.
2:lO p. M Daily, except Sunday, From
Petersburg.
la p m. Daily From MIamI, Port
Tampa, Jscksonville. Savannah,
Chsrleston, WILMINGTON, Goldsbo-
70 and eli points South.
1880 p m. Daily From Nerfoik, Pete RI
burg and, intermediate stktit nI
S:5e p. m. Daily, From Petersburg.
Lynchburg and West
I. IL. EMERSON
Traffic Manager.
J. r. KENLY,
General Manager.
h. N. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent
q. 9 OAAPBR-L.
Division Psssenee1 Az
s24 East Main So.
w. p. TAYLOR.
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Il I q I Fa.D sanS.S 6 p
Schedule in Eject May. 20. 1901.
LEAVE BYRD az. STATION.
3. 80 A. NJ. Haily,, for washiuk ton snd
points North. stops q Milford,
Frsdsricksburg ana onaatteo,
Pullman sleePers 70. " ashin e
ton and New York.
and points North. stops as Ton !,
ba. Glen allen and heal eta
ton A,hlsnd to Quantico
inclusive. BUFFET Paaor Car.
so A. M Daily, sxceos sunoas, for
Washington AID oints Noru
stops 80 Elbs, Glen alien, aud
local stations, Ashland to
2uantico inclusive. suftst
l2tn M paiiy, e1cep, sunday, for
wsshington and poir q North,
; s.0ss =. na nIs.l sl s,,,Aal alec al
ericksburg and Qusntico, Bur
fet Parlsr car. Connects with
Congressional Limited at
Wsshts gton.
7S2P. NJ, Oily for Warrington and
points North Stops At hIba
Ashland boswell, Milford FREQ
erich sbufg. Brooke, WidewAssi
tions Sundays slcepers Riob
mond 20 New York and
Warrington 70 Philadelphia.
ARRIva BYRD-STRExr STATION.
$40 A. NJ, Daily. stops 80 Wide water
Brooke, Fredericksburg, MIL
iSrd, roswsii, Ashiand, and
sundays. sleeper New York to
1854 P. n. Daily, eIceps Sunday. stops at
local stations Quantico 70
md Elba. Buffet Parlor-car.
2:I2P NJ, ally stops at fredericksburg
fordDoswen, Ashland and
s;s7 P. N. daily stops at Fredericksburg
rosweIl, Ashland and Elba
Pullman cars frIm New York
and Washington.
40 p. M, Daily stops at local sta
tions Quaneico to Arhland
inclunve. Glen Allen and FL
ba, Buffet Parlor. ca.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
CDsily except suDsal)
715A N. Leaves Elbs for Ashland
90 p, n, Leaves Byrd It. for Fredericks
ssoP. NJ, Leaves EIba for Ashlsn
$40 A. M, arrives lbs from Ishland-
SIS L. N. Arrives Byrd street station from
Fredericksburg
SO P. M. Arrives Elba from Ashland
S. A. L. Through Trains.
Vie s. A. L. Junction and r. F. & P.
Railroad.
LEAVE SA L BROAD STREET STA
40
$40 a. NJ Daily, for Washington and
points north. stops At Fred
eJicksburg and Quan tico Sleel
ers 70 New York
3:25 P. M, Daily, for Washington and
points North. Stops at doswe
Fredericksburg and QuanticS
pullman Sleeper to New York
ARRIVE SAL BROAD STREET STA
TON
2:35 p. n. Daily. Steps at Frederick,
puTY, boswell and Ashlan Z
SleepG from New York.
1890 p. NJ. Daily. stops at Freo'ksburS
Dcswen and Ashland. Sleeper,
from New York.
w.P. TAYLOR, Trafrlc Manager.
E.T. d. MYERS, President.
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Hard to Please

II can't get on with that young
woman at ALL"
What's the trouble?"
"Oh, she gets mad when say she's
mature, and she gets mad when say
she's immature. "-Detroit Free Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-24
OverAeard in Chi-.xo

Mrs. Flutterby-Did you ever see as
tickle woman as Mrs. Michigoose ?
She was divorced from her husband
two months ago. ana SOW che has mar
RED him again!
Mrs. Kindly-Bat her second hus-
bend was such a faflure!-Judge
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-24

Not to BE Forgotten.
Your wife is very forgetful, isn't
she ?"
Yes, but not nearly so forgetful as
I'd like her TO be-. She's forever re-
Numbering that she's still wearing
her last summers hat."-Philadelphi IA
Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-24

Certainly not answered Senator
Sorghum. What counts is the amount
of money he Washington
Star.
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Easily Remember.a

Ones memory may be bad. end vet.
o! Christian men and brothers.!
II seems we never can forget
The good we do to Others.
Philadelphia Press.