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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
HARTFORD.

Miss Clara Freeman has gone to Boston.
H. G. Pease has returned from a trip to
Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson spent
Sunday in STAFFORD.
II. L. Dutton has returned from a two
weeks vacation camping.
w. A. Abbott and wife took a carriage
drive to Chelsea last week.
Miss Ruth Colby of Newport is the
guest OF DR.. Marion L. Bugbee.
Jennie Prescott OF Keene, n. H., is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. A. e. Ray.
Mrs. George p. Bugbee is taking a two
weeks vacation at the seash0re.
Mrs. Styles and daughters Of Hartford,
Conn, have arrived in town for the sum
mer.
Mr.. Washburne of Quechee has been
here visiting his grandson, Harry Wash
burne.
Miss Florence Russell of Providence. r.
l., has been a recent guest Of Miss Mary
Prescott.
Miss Lewis, who has been visiting her
brother, John Lewis, has returned to her
home in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Phillips and Balou, who have
been guests at the parsonage during sever
al months, have returned to their home in
Maine.
Mrs. Hazen, an aged lady. who has been
cripple and great sufferer for many
years, passed away at the home of her
daughter, Miss Grace Bliss, on Friday
She was taken to Glover, VI, Saturday Tor
burial.
Those famous little pills, DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, compel your liver and bowels
to do their duty, thus giving you pure,
rich blood to recuperate your body. Are
easy to take. Never grippe. ID. o. Goodno
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04

Stops the Cough. Works oHthe Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Qainine Tablets cure a
| cold IN one day. No Cure. no PAY. 25c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04

What's the secret Of happy, vigorous
health2 Simply keeping the bowels. the
stomach, the liver aud kidneys strong and
active. Burdoek Blood Bitters docs II.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06
Ag,zculfu,a/Devel9pmem
Of N/eStesw CANADA
The 'Star of Empire Is Following the Sun in
Our Northern Neighbor

"OW short a time it has been
since we ceased to look upon
western Canada, and especially
that great stretch of territory lying
between Winnipeg and the Rocky
mountains, as anything more than a
great waste, valuable only to the
trapper and hunter. Why, it has
been but a short Is years since trains
began running from the east to the
Pacific coast at Vancouver, and when
those trains began running herds of
buffalo, deer and other game native
of the northwest were common sights
to the traveller as he was whirled
westward from the little city of Win
nipeg.
To-day western Canada is a coun-
try of substantial homes, of profit
able farms, of growing cities and viii
lagos. 1t is transformation worked
practically in ten years time.
During the process of transforma-
ton the people of the United States
heard but little of what was going
on across our northern border. True,
travellers and correspondents have for
several years talked and written of
the bountiful harvests of Manitoba,
of the wholesale methods employed
In harvesting and threshing the
grain, but of the country west and
north of Winnipeg we have heard
practically nothing until recently,
when there began to pour in upon us
statements of wonderful development
and figures of such remarkable size
as to fairly take our breath away
From Edmonton. Prince Albert and
other places that we have been in the
habit of considering but mere trad
ing posts of the Hudson Bay com
pany, come stories of wonderful
harvests and cattle raising industries
OF great proportions.
While the development of this ter
ritory has been rapid, it has fol.
lowed much the same course as that
with which we are familiar in the
development of our own western
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06

of transportation rates TO the Koo-
tenai and other mining districts in
southern British Columbia.
An immense mineral producing re-
gion employing great and growing
force of workers must obtain it's food
supplies from outside sources, and
railway enterprise has brought the
farmers and ranchmen of Alberta
within reach of this steady and grow
ing market.
In earlier days it was not an un-
common experience for farmers to
take their butter, eggs and poultry
to Edmonton and carry them away
again without finding purchasers,
There is now a good market for every
suitable line of produce, and the con-
sequent prosperity is reflected in the
increase in settlement, the larger
amount of goods bought per capita,
and in the demand to-day for articles
which in earlier times were looked
upon as unattainabie Injuries.
But the prosperity and rapid devel-
opment of western Canada comes not
alone from ITS cereals and its miner
ais. But few years ago it was con-
|
this territory because of the severity
of the climate, but experience has
proven the fallacy of this assertion
so often repeated To-day great
herds of cattle dot the plains of the
provinces of Alberta, Assiniboia, Man
itoba and Saskatchewan. and cattle
raising, like other agricultural indus
tries, is growing rapidly.
According to reports for the year
1900, the exports from Manitoba and
the territories OF beef cattle alone
amounted to $4,000 head, an increase
of $4,000 head over 1899. The increase
in shipments of beef cattle alone in
1900 has been mostly in range ami
mails. the shipments of domestic cat
tie being only few thousand in ex-
cess of the year 1899.
The trade in stocker cattle is not
quite as heavy as last year. 1t is es-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06
Southern RAILWAY
SCHEDULE
IN EFFhC1 Der. Fl, 1900
Trains Leaves Richmond. Va.

HOO H.. non stI1fllR 11IL
=, Ahspts AuRCsts lfck a"' sI1
Eo.hts south sleeoes, D IeEzflle.
Greene ooro. salisbury. snau Char lotte
Sleeper open at Richmor GAG so o. NJ
cteps lSr passengers ST local sSstfons
Connects - DsDv'sF nGd Cnarlotte
with New York aud trorids Express
enc SD carrying throsgh sIeepers De
tween New York snd Ia m pa. wit cen
nections tor all FnsG:1a pointa alse
connects at Dsnvins. Charlotte with
tied mo ~, csaavtnR through sleepars
petn New HsTk and Nashville New
York sad Mersxf1is and new Yorb and
New Orleans also. Pullman TourIsl
DAYS, Washington 20 SaI FranGisco
without change, with connections to'
All points In Texas, Mexico and Cali
is:ol P No. Z, solid train daily .o- Cha,
lotte, N. @. Connects At Moseley wiaA
Farmvflle aid Powhatan railroad ~
Heysvtlle for Clarksvtlle. Oxford, Hen
desson and Durham and at Greensboro
Cor Durham, Raleigh. and winston
Salem at Danvtlle with NO. IS CaitAc
States Fast Mail, solid train, dai v foJ
new Orleans and poin IS South vhisi
carries sleepers New York TO dew or
leans ana New York to JscksonvIIlr
and Miami for Nassau & Habsna Cubs
Drawing om buffet-sleeper Rich
mond Se Birmtr CHAM through At
Through train sleeper Sanspury. 60
Mem phis via OF =shevilie and Chatta-
nooga.
for Keysviile and intermediate poin ),
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
rs ?. NJ, from Atlantis Augusta, Ashsvilie
and all points south
:4e p. ~, from Keysville and local stationa'
LOCAL FRRIaHr TRAINS.
nos 81 and g. between Manchester ana Ne
spolis. Va
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states Military necessities practi-
eally compelled the building of the
railroad; prospectors for valua BILE
metals followed the railway and
branched out from it to territory
further north; settlers followed the
prospectors and built log homes and
found market for the products of
their clearing among the prospectors;
branch lines of railway followed the
settlers and opened up to them IA
eihties for selling their products in
the markets of the world; the log
cabins gave place to substantial
homes; the small clearings of the
settlers gave place to broad acres of
cultivated ground; villages and cities
sprang up to supply the necessities
and Injuries OF life to the agrieul-
tural communities, and the develop
ment was complete, all accomplished
In less than score of years.
And here are some of the figures
that cause us to stop and wonder at
the developments: 1t is estimated
that about 2,5OO, 900 bushels of grain
were produced in the Edmonton dis
trict, Alberta province, last year
This estimate is based on the sale of
binder Irvine, about 3K pounds of
which is required for every acre of
grain. The yield per acre has been
estimated as follows: Wheat, IS
bushels; oats and barley, 40 bushels.
According to statements there were
no less than 800 binders sold last year
in Edmonton and Strathcona. The
record Of implement sales includes 90
threshing machines, and the districts
consumed 100000 pounds of Irvine.
These figures indicate the remark
able progress of northern Alberta.
The growth, It is said, is by no means
confined to the district about Edmon-
ton, for the development of trade at
many points along the Calgary &
Edmonton railway shows that the
surrounding agricultural country is
rapidly filing up. The progress of
settlement and the successful devel-
opment of agriculture combine to
transform the hamlets of few years
ago into thriving centerS Of trade.
Other provinces OF the northwest
territories are just as prosperous as
Alberta, and it is said that agricul-
ture In the northern districts has
kept pace with the extension of
ranching in the center and south. It
is asserted that every part of the ter
ritory has been benefited by the con-
struction of the Crows Nest Pass
railway and by the general reduction
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06
LID DOMINION srEAMsHlP co

p aaLI LINE FoR NEW YORK, sxcEPr surDAr
4 messengers csn leave Richmond aaiIv srcSn
6qnosy via Chesapeake and Obi rsilWsys
r. NJ, or Richmond and Peter hnTv - q,
I've. lNorfoit and Western routs 400 A NJ
ToA eSctsR at Norfolk with Old nonfst
LINE steamer sailing same eventno 49,
o clock for New York
lckets on sale ~ Richmond Tr.nssn. O.
SSSnys, eOS east Main Street: Chesa pes IA S.S
Ono railway and Richmond and fetersh-rS
Ioso depots, and At oompany'a efYioa ie9f
~ nasn street, Richmond. Baggage ohSaHs1
g. FREIGHT.
49, Sow fork and all peirts beyond usa n
snappeo y steamers. sailing from Rief NOR.
NV mONDAf, WEDNEsDvYl FRI
"a ~ e:oo N This steam er carries stee,
Sreight resolved aud forwarded and tSrc1S
Pills on adtng issued for 81 northern. eaSsS$
ana foreign porss.
FROM NEW YORK.
SsSngers can leave daily exoep. su, A.
49, lSetu day p NJ TO NorfoI 4 or OiS
uns Comtort, oonuectinR with NorfoIH 49,
.ti.n rsilroad OF Chesa peake and ohss
rreish. Tor k,chmond by steamer vi. No,
n 1919 moncnys and Wednesdays 800 n sst-
Sailings from cempany's per. No nor..
Sax1I toos OF Beach Street. FreiEht reseiVs1
1no forwarded daily except unXay.
'oS s0rsner Information apply 20
T0HN.F MAYER, AzsnA
u12 east Main street
RtohEond, We
W. L. u uillaudeu. Pros
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST Up fo1s,
The Favorite Route North.

LIE We RICHNoND
Train No. l6, 4 so n.
=. GRE LIMITED, Daily, except SUNDAY ,,
for West Point, and intermediate stations
days and r tdavs with Steamer for BaIsi.
more. Monday, "wednesday and friday.
Train No. IL, 5 80 p. n.
Loo L Exp ess Mon Wednes d Fridays, 70
Wet Point and inferno date sta items. con
kI>SE with stage at Lester manor 70 walker
81 and TappahAnnock: also at West Peint
VI ali steam ers for Baltimore. stops IS all sta
taens-
Train No. "a. SEQ A. u.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except sundA,
from Virginia st. eet Station for West Point
and intermediates stations, connecting with
stage at Lestor manor for WalkertoR and TAP.
pahannock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
s:15 .. m. Daily, from West Point, with Con.
nection from Baltimore Wednesdays Fridays
and Saturdays.
10:4s am. sundays and Mon days
6:e3 p m. Daily, except sunday from Yves,
Point and intermediate stations.
steamers leave West Point vopday Wed
nesday and Friday $50 p. NJ. arriving 3alti !.
more 800 q. M. Returning leave Baltimore
b:OO p. m Friday, Thursday and Saturday
steamers cal at all landings on York
River.
o. w. WEsTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
s3O K. Kain 81. Richmond. Va.
y.h:o GULF, ". A. SuRk,
Iiamc AanAgo1S cen. Pass. ASt
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third vice-Pres1dsnt ald General Manar.,
Warrington, ID. C.
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timated that about $4,000 head Of
stocker cattle have been sent from
Manitoba and the eastern districts OF
the territories to the western range.
About 5000 head of stocker cattle
have also been shipped to the United
States, decrease of 10000 head over
the previous year.
Shipping to England began last
year in July, and during that mon tn
10000 head were sent across, while
during the two following months the
shipments totaled 10000 head. The
price per head ran from $35 to S4s
for fat cattle, the weight of steers
averaging 1850 pounds. In addition
to these shipments, $4,000 head of
beef cattle were sent from Alberta
into the mining districts of British
Columbia and the Yukon. This trade,
it is stated, is in a measure controlled
by Mr.. P. Burns, who has abattoirs at
Calgary with accommodations for
1000 head of cattle, 1000 hogs and
25 900 sheep.
During the past year, there were
taken into Alberta about $4,000 stock
ers from Manitoba and Ontario. This
runs the total number of cattle that
have wintered in the province up to
200, 900 head.
OF this vast productive territory
Winnipeg is the metropolis. What a
score of years ago was but little
trading post of 215 people, and later
a growing hamlet-a railway neces-
sity, is to-day a cosmopolitan city OF
some 10000 people. From its fac
tories and wholesale houses the ne
cessities and luxuries of life are car
ried to the farmers, ranchers and
miners of the west and north, and to
it's worldwide markets are brought
the products of $4,000 square miles
Of agricultural territory. Railways
and steamers on the Red river and al
most countless accessible navigabls
lakes carry in and out of the city 3
constantly increasing trade, while its
depots and hotels are described as ga
meeting place for all the world" be-
cause here one finds visitors from
every land and every CLINE, speaking
all languages.
Where a few years ago western
Canada played no part in the worlds
commerce, to-day economists give 10
. prominent place in figuring the
worlds production of food stuffs.
BERNHARD BRISTOL
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In a AGercenary Atmoaphers.

II dislike to encounter q man who
Il always looking for the dollar" said
the higA-minded man. y
'I doa't believe there are such peo-
pie" answered Senator Sorghum.
"You have wonderful faith In Au-
man nature"
! mot at all. merely said ! didA't be
heHe there were any people looking
for the cellar. Everybody I run across
II loelEisE for q hundred Of 'em al
Observation-Disclosures Star. -
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gor imply send your name and address
o y. Knapp, 1872 Hsn Bldg, Detroit,
ich and he wifi gladly send the free re-
ceipt with fun directions so that any man
may easily cure himself at home This Is ceI
talnly most generous 0ffer and the follow
ing extracts taken from his daily mail show
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how happy am"
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All correspondence Is strictly CONFIDENTIAL
mailed In plain sealed envelope. The receipt
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man TO haveit-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
CoMPAEY's JAMEs-RIvER LINE

O~A nv \ . jim Nh LINZ
To Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, NewnoS,.
News, ClArenonnt and James River landfnrs
and connecting Told Point and Norfolk "a,
Washington, Baltimore and the North.
STGANHE PooAEoNTAs LnAvRs MONDAY, WEE
NEsDAr And FRIDAY ATT M.
Eiectrio-c&ra direct 70 wharf. Ears only S1-n
and Newport News. Music By grand orchas.
Freighi received daily from aeovensms.
places ana ali points In Eastern VirGinia ana
IRWIN wE-sIoER
supeRin tendss
kDwARpK. BARNKYrssP ,eust
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G IN Chesap eake and
S.WOt Ohio Railway.

ROUTE.
seheduie in Eject January 5. 1901
From. Richmond.
LEAVE BROAD-sTREET srAT1aN,
S''0 g. m, dAiIy .iO- principal stations Nevp.
mouth ns NorfelA aad PoTts.
$40 N daily locaI for Newoor. News
uilnsn 70 o SST ro,n, and Portsmouth,
lo'Oe m except Sunday LccaI Trains g.
vii. Tn Forge: Cenneee;s 81 GJIdons.
Branch ana washio gton oSiI Canss.
40 Charlottesville Tor LyncnSn1S.
EsTc ier Hegerston and at stauntos 70
a:4s ?. m. Daily limited, 70 Cipe,,,.n
sio S1ie, and vt Louis. Pullman
Tet OIanse and at Ora ,ge with Sonsf,srs
ny Tain. le.ving orangeAI go P n
Way Washi TOT ,SaaSns be ween Orange and
springs Local Train No z, foil 0ws 70
,tsHoept sunday. from GordoLsvlie 10
$50 + s n: accommodation, erosp. Sunday -
io'As P m Daily, F F v, to Cincinnati a.d
meets for VirEinia Hot spring. Cor.
p S, at soncerverte with Greenbrisr
River Il except sunday.
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION. n
1850 .. n. Daily for Lynchb'g :, Lexington ana
with BucSisSSSm nn SSs i ssSSoeps sunday.
Ell
BIO IA. exeept sun day. 20 Co.umb ia
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
see m pssunday from boswell,
SiSo .; m; ana $50 p. m daily, Cincinna;
II 30 IA, daily 9 so p. m, from Norfolk an
Is r. :. FORGE Except Sunday, from cnfso.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 A. n, ExcepS Sunday from ColumOta
%" Z. n, Daily from Lyachburg. anS
ClftCn Forge, and except sun-
DAY from New Castle, LexinStop
and ROsner
FOR detailed inform alton ,ooun EDITIONS Az
SPpiy as Richmond Transfer Office, No 81
east Main street Chesapeake api Ohio pa.
| sssnsS5 Omee, NO. 500 east Main street: Ste.
tior Ticket Ofnoes, or address
JOHN d. POTTS,
Asst General Passenger Agent.
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Eigns of ApprOprIatIon

bBHH Oh AVUEoVEAAtIohs
Mr.. Simpkins Gna our daughter
must Rs engaged"
"Do they seem fond Of each etherfs
mo. but he has begun to fna fault
with her."-ChieaGs Record.
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GET MONEY.

Get money. Symbols mysteries A
book on glass OF water for lucky NUN.
Der. 80 and t1.0 .. II. Coates. 8t.
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Company,

III NUk m ~ n 81
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quite a Surprise.

Quite q Surprise.
"And was my present = surprise to
your sister, Johnny"
"You beti She said she never sus-
pected you'd give her anything 80
cheap."-Tit-BitA
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ID y O. n RICHMOND.
IN " FREDRRToK BURG
& PoroMAo r.
Sehedulesin Enect Jan. q, 1901,

LEAVE BYRD st. STATION.
40 A. M. Haily, for Warrington an.
potnb North. stops a. Iilforc
F'ed"rfcks ourg snd Quaatico
ul'man leepers to NAshins
m aud New Work
$50 A. M, daily. except Monday, FOL
Washington and points hort :
thu "New York and Florids
special" composed emit rely o.
Pullman vestibu ed sleepinS
compartment, dining literary
and observation cars. Noex
ira fare other than regular
Pu man arge. Makes nj
local stops and does not stoI
at Elba
$50 AN .aadsy only, for washiusto.
ad poiuts North. stops az ~
"a, Glen snen,, Ashl.nd Tay
Guinea, sumnit. Fredsricfs
burg, Brooke, Whitewater ana
Sol m. DSiIv, sA-apt uata,. TO,
Waskingtor and poiuts Norsh
stops at Elbs, Glee Allen, Ash
lAno, BOSWELL, atlford, Freds5
icksburg snd Quantico.
Washington and points Sorth
stops At El6s; elss Allea SD
ericksburs snd Quantico But
fet PArier car. Connects win
SenE Es,on Anited
Top. NJ, ally for Washington an,
points north tops at Elha
shland, boswell, AiIford Fred
erich sburg. Brooke, Ridewates
lions sundays. sleeper Rion
Warrington TO fhiladelphia.
ARR1yz BYRp-5rRRHr STATION.
sIOA.M Daily. stops at Whitewater
brooke, Fredericksburg, Nil
ford, boswell, Ashland, an
EIba. stops 80 other station
Sundays. sleeper New York b
sS Pm. p.iiy. eIccps Sunday. stops a
Fredericksburg, Milford Dos
we'll, Ashlsnd, q en- Allen an
kloA. ufreI rsrlor car
a;s7PM. Daily Stops only q, redericksbur
boswell, Ashland anu Elbs
Pullman cara FROM New York
and Washingto n
$50 r. M, Daily. tops - widowatsa
Brooke, Fredericksbure. sum
NIT, 9ainea Wood,iane' Nj
ord, Peneia, Ruther Glen Dos
well, Tayl rsville, Ashiasd
S,sa Ai zen and Elbas Bure
lo;4O P. M, daily. except Sunday. the New
York and Florida Special
makes no loo stops aud does
not atop at Elba.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
(Daily except Sunday
see A. NJ. Leaves Elba for Qusnt,cc.
400 T. M Leaves Byrd ct. for Fredericl
ESQ p. M, Leaves EIba for Ashlsna.
$40 A. M, rrives Elbs from Ashland.
- A. n, Arrives Byrd street StAsIoa from
Fredericksburg
sos z. M. Arrives Fl ba from Ashland
S. A. I. Through Trains.
Via 8. A. L. junction and e. r, &
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
$40 M, Daily, for wsshinSton and
points north. Florida and Met
ropolitan limited tops AHFred-
eJickshurR and Quantico Sl00t
ers to New York
DthinR car.
SIS p. NJ, Daily, for Washington and
points North tons Al
Fredericksburg and Quantioo
pullman sleepers 20 New York
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
1Eos P. n. Daily. Stops only Frederiokn
Durg aad Doswen. shlan
Sleeper from New York.
l0sS1 p. n Daily, Florida and metropolitan
limited, stops onlY Fred'ksbur Z
boswell and Ashland. sleeper
from New York. Dir ing car.
WI TAYLOR, Traflc n anagar
EFT D. Myers, p resident.
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=. q. -,
sEABoARD AIR LINE Railway.
The Favorite Route South.
SCHEDULE IN Eject: iunr;3r,, :l0oo.
Leaves Chesapeake snd Ohio Broad
Street Station.
|So A NJ DAily sxoert sunday, for Pe,.-x.
'"nt. h ns SON; Do mas. Raleigh, AZ
80 Flo ida Mail aud Expr, AZ ~ a,ss
tor Petersburg. HenisrsVn RSieirh1 "a
n~, Camden, Columbia. Savanna,
lacks lacks DvleTsmpA, Fer. andins, and All
Fiorda potEts ~
osO P. N; FLO eUA LIMITED
petersburg, Henderson Raieish"@w wa ~
mlnstou. ohsrloue. Chrsrer 1884,
htuant., M nisomery Mobile, New Or
rSAns. DoeAts SJ0tn ano South wsas
Cheraw, CAmdea. CoIumbia. Saw nss
JACKS 'nyille T.mp.,. ks-nand,nA.aaS
al Flo'Ida polpts.
-
strive fr1 q oa1n st chssap~a
Omt - -. saGIo 1.ISs
30 N, d. also, sP daily
sor nckess, oheoEing o. Gag, sIeepiu4 O
rsservhEon. etc, apply 70 the seaboarf A
Lans fsIrlway once, $50 Eass Main Sc. xic
mSno Transter Com oanp, eUs Eas. Main
eAensoe hoiel, snd deps ticket age
a ID. BOYKlN, GsoeraI AT.
70 EastM AZ
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Railroad

Railroad SIsepers.
In mile of railway there are more
than 1000 sleeperL.
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:. a. -,
'ABoARD AIR LINE Railway.
Leaves Chesapeake snd Ohio Brosa
Street Station.

ESO NJ DAILY sxcert SUNDAY. for ps,.-.
o1- Y, HendeI SON Du,aau RsIs,ee
ana and IL Ioiots south. and SoaIS
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