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The times., 1901-05-20
FRESH EGGS, l4c dozen.

The s. 20 gold band china cups, sauceHs, {
at the astonishing price of 79c for cups,
value, S1.20
Monday 1000 white china cups, saucers, a
tie price. 49c for cups, saucers, and pla
The &c Oleine Soap today for.........-...-.-...
The 25c Root Beer Extract (malles five gallon
The Best Lily -Four, S4.40 bbL, sacks for to
Good Fresh Roasted Coffee for today.
The 15c Mason Jars Syrup today. .....-.-.-.--.
The times., 1901-05-20

ss-ineh wide French Organdy and As
inch wide imported Persian n &C
Lawn. regular 4Sc value, spe-
cially priced, per yard...------.- 80
The times., 1901-05-20

The finest imported Zephyr Ligf
Ginghams, showing most eX-
{ isive designs, including Per 40
sian effeets-worth 6oc to 7sc ~
~ yard, for r--.-.-.-.-.........-..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
Speaking the Truth.

While the truth is always to be
spoken, if anything is said, it is not
always necessary to say anything. We
may feel very keenly about certain mat
tiers and be thoroughly convinced that
our view is the correct one, and vet
have regard to tiIneliness and the feel
ings of others in the expression of our
opinions. 1t may not be cowardice at
all, but simply the self-restraint which
comes from wise Judgment of oppor-
tunities and conditions, or regard for
others, that seals our lips. In house
hold life one has frequent occasions to
act on this principle. The inopportune
declaration of what you think or know
may ALLEVIATE the closest friends and
sow discords never to be uprooted. IT
is no defense whatever to say that Won
spoke what you thought, or that what
you said was true. Neither the law of
frankness nor veracity puts you under
any obligation to outrage others feel
ings. Paul declares that we are To
speak the truth in love-" By NEEDING
the qualification ''in love" we shall be
saved from a multitude of errors
Speaking the truth to put others in the
wrong and eXult over them, to ma gnifv
ourselves, to make others despicable ar
ndlculous-what chasm there is be-
tween those things and speaking the
truth in love. "-Boston Waterman.
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SATURDAY. JAN. 5. 1901
sz'5151I7lI%|Si|I)!ill}|lE|'
-k5&M IL
AN EMPTY WHISKY BARREL
How Harry Dean Learned "a Temper
ance Lesson when Ii Ex-
pIOded.

What is the use of learning all thi.
stuff, anyway" yawned ten-year-olc
Harry Dean, as he was trying to Learn
a lesson in his Temperance Physiology
The book explains for itself" sale
his mother
Il don't believe half of ii. Jimmy
Lark is a saloonkeeper's son, and he
says there is not a bit OF truth in it. That
silly people only put that into books tc
hurt the liquor trade
rs Jimmy Lark proper person tc
listen TOP"
He says wicked words sometimes
and has awfuliy soiled hands, but he
knows something about the hquol
trade. and if he did not tell me, mamma
L could see some things for myself
Now, you say there has never beer e
orunkard in our family-and how is IL
going to hurt me if 1 leave it alone? ]
don't believe there is half so much poi.
son in the stuff as this book says. If il
is really such dangerous poison ]
shouldn't think people would be al.
lowed 10 make it, sell it, or anything
Nor they shouldn't, my son. You
may depend on it, everything in the
book is true, and then, not half the evi.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
TREATMENT FOR WORRY.
Home-Cure Method sugSested-Do
Your Best and Leave the
Results with God,

To cure worry the individual must
be his own physician; he must give the
case heroic treatment. He must real
Ize, with every fiber of his being, the
utter, absolute uselessness of worry.
he must not think this is common.
place, bit Of mere theory; il is .
reality that he must translate for kim
self from mere words to a real, living
fact. He must fully understand that i
1t were possible for him to spend a
whole series of eternities in worry y
would not change the fact one lot or
little. 1t is a time for action, not
worry, because worry paralyzes
thought, and action, too. If YOU set
down column of figures in addition,
no amount of worry can change the
SUM total of those figures. That re-
suit is wrapped up in the inevitability
of mathematics. The result can be
made different only by changing the
figures as they are set down, one by
one, in that column.
The one time that a man cannot af-
ford to worry is when he does worry.
Then he is facing, or imagines he is,
a critical turn in affairs. This is the
time when he needs 100 per cent. of his
mental energy to make his plans
quickly, TO see what is his wisest de-
eision, to keep clear eye on the sky
and on his course, and firm hand on
the helm until he has weathered the
storm in safety.
There are two reasons why man
should not worry, either one of which
must operate in every instance. First,
because he cannot prevent the results
he fears. Second, because he can pre-
vent them. If he be powerless to avert
the blow, he needs perfect mental con-
eentration to meet it bravely, to light
en- its force, TO get what salvage he can
from the wreck, to sustain his strength
at this time when he must plan new
future. If he can prevent the evil he
Tears, then he has no need to worry.
tor he would, by so doing, be dissipat-
ing energy in his very hour of need.
If man does, day by day, the best
be can by the light he has, he has no
need to fear, no need to regret, no need
20 worry No agony of worry would
DO aught to help him. Neither mort al
1or angel can do more than his best
Lie hIngShip of Self-Control
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LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP Co

p AILx LINE FOR NEW YORK, EXCEPT surpsv
s. aSSenSeE can leave Richmond aaiIv .. oes1
61BndSy via Chesapeake aud Obi rsilvHr =
r. M, or Richmond and Peter bnTg rxI
IA. (Norfolk and Western routes .lo "A n
COY oHcttq0 at Norfolk with Old Domi1t
Ltne steamer sailing same evening a. =
o'clock for New York
tickets on sale ~ Richmond Transfer a..
ppaany 8, sOS east Main Street; ChesaDeaEe SnH
on3 railway and Richmond and Peteraho, =
"a .rpau oepots, and at company's eftice fsiS
80 "a Elm Street, Richmond Baggage cheoF@S
PREIeHT.
II new York and all peIrts beyond can n
onaPPeo oy steamers. sailing from Rtck m ON
MONDAY, WEDNEs DVY!Ia, FRI
age passengers enly oo1
manifest closed one hour before sailing st-,s
SSnrSItsht received and forwarded and throuS5
s sri5s OF laoing issued for all northern easSsT
PROM NEW YORK
PASSENGERS can leave daily exoep1 Sn1 AZ,
Sss saturday 4 p NJ to Norfol Z or Ola
uolnt Comfort, connectinR with NorfoIf 80
meSsern railroad or CheEspeske and ohie
Ereighs for Richmond by steamer via M,
~ NJ mondSys and Wednesdays 100 p 81 SAL
SaiIings from company's pier. No = Norm
olSet Ioot OF Beach Street. Freixht reosiysS
sno forwarded daily except unday
''0rAner information apply 10
IoHN.F MAYER, Agents.
tal2 east Main s,reAa
Richmond, -
" l.. g utllAudsu. pyes
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is told. But you are tired now. Put
your book aside and go to the grocer's
for me. Here is the order"
Harry Dean closed the book. took the
slip OF paper and started out.
1t was a very hot day, and the street
had deserted look because it was the
noon hour.
AS he passed the corner of Fourth
and Federal, he noticed a boy seated
on an empty whisky barrel, under an
awning, in front of a saloon. The bow
was eating cherries.
AS Harry was returning from the
grocer's, he heard a loud report. and
saw boy flying into the air.
de ran with the others, and was one
OF the first to help up bruised and
oleeding boy. 1t was the one who had
been sitting on the whisky barrel. He
was hurried away to the hospital.
1t was several days before the bow
recovered from his wounds, and then
ne told how the accident happened.
After he had eaten his cherries, he
began to wonder if there was anything
In the barrel. In order to find out he
struck match. dropped it through the
bunghole into the barrel, and was lust
about to peer into the hole when there
came terrible explosion, and he
bounced up against the awning and then
out into the street.
why, the barrel was empty. How
could it blow up?" Harry asked his
mother, after narrating the event to
her.
That, my boy. is lesson in natural
philosophy. The barrel was full of
poisonous gas, which the whisky left
behind. The lighted match caused it
to expand and explode. Is there no
lesson to be learned in what YOU have
seen?"
why, mamma, 1 was thinking if
there is so much danger in an empty
barrel where whisky has been. how
much more there must be in a barrel
full. believe the books are right
about alcohol burning up. the stomach.
and brain, and liver, and everything.
ana never mean to taste a drop as
long as live. God never made alcohol
but wicked men made it. and l want
none of it. l am so glad that temper
ance women introduced the study into
the pubic schools, and am Just going
to know it from beginning to end before
am done with it."-Temperance Ban
ner.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
MODERN PAGANISM.
People Who Are I'm Our Christian Civ
ilization Hut Not of It-Dwarf-
ing the Spiritual Life.

1t is quite possible to be a pagan
in modern times and in Christian COM
munities; it is possible, in other
words, to be in Christian civilization
but not OF ii, to use the immense bene-
fits which organized Christianity has
conferred upon society and never
darken a church door, to share the
incalculable privilege of the Christian
Sunday and give the whole day to
amusement. a pagan is not bad
man; on the contrary, he may be a
very good man; he may be entirely
trustworthy, honest, honorable and
kind. He lives, however, as If Christ
had not lived, and he dies as if Christ
had not died; in his best estate he
ignores religion and lives a drear life
entirely bounded by immediate inter
ests and pleasures. The spiritual life
does not exist for him; he has 10 time
and makes no room for it; he is often
fine physical type, with wholesome
appetites. great energy, and love of
out-of-door activity He gives the
whole of Sunday to golf or tennis or
the wheel; he takes long walks which
make church attendance impossible;
on the material side his whole life is
vigorous, manly, healthful
There are hosts of such men, and
their number is increasing. One finds
among them many of the most influ-
entail men in the community, leaders
in the professions and in finance.
They work hard five or six days in the
week, and play hard one or two days.
They are stronger men than their IA
theirs, because they have learned how
TO play; they are carrying heavier
burdens and are under greater pres
sure than their fathers; they need
more out-of-door life; they must
have more activity, oxygen, freedom
and variety. The trouble does not lie
in what they are doing, but in what
they are leaving undone. 1t is right
and wise that they should build up
the physical life, but it is wrong and
foolish that they should dwarf the
spiritual hfe.-N. Y. Outlook.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN REJECT Der. 81, 1900.
Trains Leaves Richmond, Va,

ll.Vo N. no - suUJHERH EXPu
re- Atlanta Augusta JRckDv lie and
Jo-Gts nth s'eeDea. i,aY-ytIle
Greeneo 0ro, SALISBURY. =IrcAflhaY iotte
SleeB ar open a Richmor cSg 40 n ~
@tops l%r passengers At meal stations
connects At Darv'fye aEo CnarIotte
WITH New York au6a4p ortds Express
mo SD carrying through sleepers he
tween New York sn6qa1upa with Gov,
nections Tor all FHH.1a points also
connects ~ DanvtBe. Charlotre wiz
,.Ns Fl" tS,sshingsoTanc Southwestern Lin
lted no 3? csArrtog throu gh sleepers
ret n New YoTS ard Nashville New
nork snd AeEnShts and new Yort and
rev Or,ssns. also. Pullman TOURIST
sleeper Mope Rys, Wed nesdays and wi
DAYS, WasdinSson 20 Sn, Frane,sco
without change, with connections for
fornin N NAhA-
1891 No. Z, solid srain da,Iv ~ a.,
lotte, N: G. Connects at Meselev xzitA
Earnvitle and powhntan railroad n,
keysville for Clarksvtlle. Oxford. Her.
s uetepn and durham and at Greensborc
Ior Durham, Raleigh. ana Ministers
Salem at Danvtlle with NO. IS United
Ststes Fast Mail, solid train daJ 70.
s NEW Orleans leans and points South which
'eans ana New York To Iaoksnuy,S.
snd Miami for Nassau 4 Habena China
Drawing ]" ON buffet-sleeper Rich
i "a no TO Birmin CHAM through At
through tain sleeper Sausnurv 70
Mem mem Shis via or -shevIlle and Chatta-
100 P. n, NO u, LOCAL, daily exoep, suad.,
,,~ tcr keysville AND intermeciate poin 4,
IkAlNS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
:1s P. NJ, from Atlanta Augusta. Ashe,,,,.
and all points south.
10 y. A-'from Ksysvtlls snd local stations.
LOCAL FRRIGHr TRAINs
nos. 81 and 50. between Mauchester and Nc.
= polls. Va Hu We
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gor simply send your name and address
o or 10. ". Knapp, 1872 Hull Bldg, Detroit,
Mich and he wifi gladly send the free re
ceipt with full directions so that any man
may easily cure himself at home This Is ceI
ta1nly a most generous offer and the follow
ing extracts taken from his daily mail show
what men think OF his generosity.
Dear 6ir:-Please accept nv stnoere
THANKS Tor yours OF recent date. fhave Civ
enyour treatment a thorough test and the
Deneht has been extraordinary. It has
completely braced me up. am Just as v.gor
how happy am"
Dear sir:-Iour method worked besuti-
1ully. Results were exactly what 1 needed
strength and vtgor have completely re-
turned and enlargement is entirely satisfac,-
Dear sir:-Yours was received and I had
40 trouble In making use of the receipt as al
rected, ana after few days use can truth
iully say 1t Is boon to weak men / am
greatly improved in size, strength aud Wig
All correspondence is strictly CONFIDENTIAL
ma1Ieu IN plain sealed envelope. The receipt
man TO haveit. S-
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The Drink Curse in austria,

The drink evil in Vienna has become
so great that the authorities have de-
clared in favor of closing all brandy
shops on Sunday. From 1888 TO 1se3
the average annual consumption of beer
IN Austria rose from so to 63 liters III
10 IA gallons) per head; wine. Is to IS. :
Hters; spirits, ga to nine liters ner
head. In Vienna the consumptiop ie
much larger. In one month in 1890
within the police district of Vienna 6o4
persons were arrested for drunkenness
on Saturday, Sunday or Monday: 2IO
OF these drank beer or wine AS snir-
ats. The number of drunken cases in
the year estimated a 5000. There be.
ing no lnebriate homes in Austria a
large number of DIR lnkards are found
In lunatic asylums. In one of these 20
per cent. of males ard six per cent. OF
women admitted were declared to have
-sS~eSss-.- . SsrTEQ.-,.
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST TIt POM,
The Favorite Route North.

VIZ kIcHAoND
Train No. 10, 4: 80 M
l5l1 ORE LIMITED, Daily, except Sunda,
for west Point, and intermediate stations
days and F. days with steaTaer for RAM
more honoay, "Wednesday and friday.
Traiu No. IL, $50 p. NJ.
Loo Exp eas Mon Nednes & Fridays, TO
Vet Point ana inferno diate stations. con
k>N>s with stage at Lester manor to Walker
tGs and TappaSAnnock: also at West Point
W Oh steam ers tor Baltimore. stops at all sta
hams.
Train No. "A, s Az
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except SUNDAY
from Virginia t.eet Station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connecting with
stage at Lestor manor for Walkerton and TAP.
pahanAock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
9:15 =. m. Daily, from West Point, with Con.
nection from Baltimore Wednesday S Fridays
and Satu days.
lO46 am. sundays and Mon days
0:C3 p m. Daily, except sunday from Wess
Point and intermediate stations.
steamers leave West Point Vo-day Wed
nesday aud Friday $50 p. NJ arriving 3alti g.
more.S.0O a M, returning leave Baltimore
0:OO p. m Friday, Thursday and SATURDAY
steamers cal at ali landings on York
River.
~. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agen1,
Gao L. Main st kiehmond, We.
I'm. GULF, W. A, Surk,
TlAfnc MarsgeA sen. PAss AT
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third Vice-Prea11snt AID General Manager
Washington. ID. q.
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- &G C1esa peake and
@a0 Sss Ohio Railway.

4 x = y
@.0S ss Ohio Railway.
ROUTE.
oched uIe in EG'cE January 5, 1900,
From. Richmond.
LEAVE BRoAD-sTREET STATION
';'0 a. m. daily torprincipal stations New ~,
mooth. Psrlor car
$500 IN daily loca, Cor Newrort News
uilmsn o' =, o MdT p ok; and Portsmouth,
lV'oI m except Sandav. L"cal Trains for
tton Forge. Lenrese At Gorcors
VII for rge Warrenton Ma.aS.ss
hr.nch am Washtr gton opiv CSnSects
az Char o.te, vile Tor Lv~chba, -. NE
nss,e hagerEton ard ct StaunI on for
z'4S IN n-ny United, to Cipcir natl
Lonlsv,lle, and ); Louis. PuiInaa
Tor Orange and at Ora 0ge with SOU IN .yn
hy train, eiNing Orange at GAO p M
lily Tor Ia ttOns be we n Orsnge and
WASHING ton. " meets for Vir1tSIa Eot
spr ng-. Local T-ain Nor f1lIows No
,txerpt sun lay, item GordoLsv,iie to
$50 2 ~. accommodation, except sunday to
lo:4S p. m. Daily, + Fv, to Cine,nnatt and
louisville pullman sleeping car. Goa
meets tor VIRGINIA Hot springs Con-
ESc,s az oncevs t. with Greenbrier
River except Sunday
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION.
WV .. M DtlliN iuE LynCnD g, Jcxtng e0u and
clifton Forge. ParloI car. Con meets excent
sunday, with Buckingham ana Abe
rene branches
b:le m. except sun lay, to Co,umbi.
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
SC0 N except sunday from boswell.
Sso .. M, and $50 p. m daily, Cincinnst Il
ana Louisvll,e-
IL :sS m, daily 80 p. m, from Norfolk and
Old Point
10 e a., Ekceps sunday, from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 A. n, EzoepJ Sunday from Columbia
$40 z. ~, Daily from LynchburR, and
CliftCn Forge, and except sun
day from New Castle, Lexin ston
and koaney.
For detailed tnform alton, conn ections. eSc
apply At Richmond TrAnsfer office No Q03
east Main street; Chesapeake aai Ohio Pas
senger Once No. 500 east Main stgeet: sta
dor Ticket Offices, or address
JOHN d. POTTS,
Asst. General Passenger Agent,
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alcoholic madness.

alcoholic madness.
In 1898 there were 177,0OC drink shops
in Belgium, or one for every 35 inhab-
itants. These figures do not include ho-
tells, restaurants or small grocers--
National Advocate.
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Madam Alviah.
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Just the Thin.

Wlfe-l wish | could find sometime
'nat would really amuse the baby.
husband-Why not get new n.ns-
sells carpet and a quart of inkp-Pnck
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05

Every thing / see gives light to. and
'eceives it from, the Scriptures.-Henry
Nar.yn.
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Cures
Weak en- II
rec
INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY
HOME FOR ALL

How any man may quickly cure himsei, ,
Ter years OF suffering from sexual weakness
lost vitality, night losses. varicocele sc and
ehlarge small weak organs to fun slze and
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=. -. G.,
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
the FAvorite Route South.
schedule in Eject June 3rd, 1900.
Leaves Chesapeake and Ohio Broad
Street Station.
10Y a N. Daily, except Sunday. for petar..
on g, Henderson, Durnar Rsleteb A.
LAnta, and all points South and Soar
west. SOAeR'
ESQ r M. Florida Mail ard Expre ga ,, dan,
for Petersburg, Henderson, Raletxh1 On
raw, Camdenj Colombia, savan,a~
Jacks. nvlleTampa, Ferrandina, ana an
Florlda points ~
o40 +. M. FL0B4DA LIMITED" dsifv for
petersburg Henderson, Rsief1h WI
mIneton, charlotte. 0hesreE A tn ems
Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile New T1rE
leans. points South ana Sonthwss.
Cheraw, Camden, Colu ulbIa. Savan ,Ssn
JSoRSonwlle Tampa. herman dina, ana
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For tickets, checking baggage STeenino r.
I LSservs.ion.I etc. applyto the seaboard AZ,
LINE, nv rlway once, $40 East Main ST. Rfch
Jenerson Hotel, and - depot ticSet 4 1, 81
- Nj. BOYKIN, GeoernI Aet.-
IS East Main ga.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION

" LISOIANAA MA LOTA IlON
CoMPANY'S JAMES-RIVER LINE
To Norfolk, Portsmouth, Ole Point NewpoF,. .
News, Claremount and James River lAndinRa
and connecting tOldPoint and Norfolk 10;
Washington, Baltimore and the North
STEAMER PocAHONTAs LKAvRs MONDAY WIZ.
NEsDAY AND FRIDAY ATT M.
Electricians direct to wharf. Fare only 81 g.
ana $1.00 to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Poini
and Newport News. Music by grand Orohes.
trioD.
Freight received daily from Above-nam
places and ali points in Eastern Virginia ans
North Carolina.
IRWIN WE-sIGER
superintendo1
EDWARD 4. BARNEY
49, Pres1ten
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- III -
IL L " FREDERICK. BURG
& PuTOMAC r.
sebedule&in Effect Nov 20, 1900,
LEAVE BYRD SIT. STATION,
4IO A. NJ. nsily, for Washington ana
points North. Stops a. Silford
Erdsricks burg ana Quastioo.
Tui man leepers TO Washing
s:zO a NJ rsnday only, for washiugto.s
Od points North. stops AZ RI
j. Glen Allen, Ashland Tay-
sorsytlle, Bcswell, kuther Glen,
Pe1ols, Milford, Woodslsne,
Guirea, summit. Fredericks.
burg, Brooke, wide~ater and
s:OI A. NJ. OsiIv, eI-sot unta-. 70.
Washington szd OF Is North
stops at EIoa, GleA Alien, Ash
IAno, boswell, ilford FredeH
icEshurg AID Quaottca.
zoo M. Daily, except sunday, 10
Washington and poi. t. North
stops at Elbs, Glen Allen A sh.
land, boswell, Nilf, rd, FRED
ericksburg ane Qusntico Baf
let Parier car. connects WITH
CONGRESSIONAL Limited .
7:t' P. NJ, lily Tor warrington aue
points forth top at Elba
shand, Dos ell, Milford Fred
ertchsbnrg. Brooke, whitewater
lions sundays. sleeper Rich
mond to New YORK Sleepes
washington 70 fh1ladelphtA.
ARRIvR BYRD-STREKT STATION.
ID A. M, Daily. Stops st Wide. water.
Brooke. fredericksburg, MAJ,
ElbA. stops az other station
sundays. sleeper New York 10
Richmond
SOS p. M. Daily, eIceut Sunday. stops n
Fredericksbuvg, Milford Dos
well, Ashland, en- All an
kloa. uffet ss-lor car
Nat
DSswelI, Ashland mi Elba
Folimnn cars FROM New York
=. and washington AoRA
Brooke. frederic sMi q,
Suinea, Wood. sane MI
.or9' fsnoIs, RI ther ellen De-
,, lsyl rsvine, Asaissd-
PtrIo1 Gen Cen and ElbA, Butte
ACCOMMODATION Trans
daily except Sunday
s:1S N. Leaves Elba for ou,nt,co
harS BYRD 81 for Freeerick
80 80 F. NJ Leaves Elbs for A shl.ne.
s S:S a. NJ rrives Elba from Ashland.
AIFr rab BYRD street Station from
o'VO Z. M. Arrives Elba from Ash,.na
S. A. L. Through Trains.
VIA .. a. l.. Junction and e. F.&
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. q o.
s' IL" Daily, for Washington ana
points north. tops at Freder.
icksonrg and QuAntico Sleau
ers to New Yorl
Dining car.
900 T. NJ Daily, for Washington ana
points Moth tons "a
fredericksburg and Oaant,c,
Fuuman S:eepers to New YORK,
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION.
20. & o.
1'h T. M Daily. Stops only Predeueks.
Durg and boswell Ashlan
,o,,p ~ Sieep@, from New York
Daily, stops ealy Frederacksbu ~
sw II and Ashlaad SIeepe
IRON New York. DIR Ing osr-
wP. TAYLOR, Trafac ManaSer
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TrSipsarrive from outh at Chssanaa
OHIO r1A< st. station S-ISA
S-O NJ, d. also, P NJ daily
SUNDAY,
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Randall Hami.to
John Hamilton
Aug'S Adolphus
Edgar Barr,