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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-01
st. Suforo Seierpation.

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/ 9toro 9afota % Ntoutana er bIeoen
aa6net for SettIerc, ifrioes ira gd-
not, q. 3. Spmon.iugen er DOG
e10nu life fuloisrt, % al Den 8runo
fan Der cnbru life 8iores loolige On
tries" pao 2anSct. Mango bar imIo.
Iertio aQereoe lettIc: og cn Del FOL.
Der iremOeIes pan at iettle paa Sano.
omraaoet, % 8egiitcr'en peO 2ano.
fontoret / Wile5 GttD mo6erettcr,
at omtrent oil brugbart 2ano er bic.
ben opuget Of ~Squatiers". sort
gitforo aeierpotioncn Iisser belS /
Riles Sin oa oeIs Winot 2anoOi.
thrift o. uogisr omfrina 100000
acres. geaopitoueilooen lsher IND /
Risiouri. fSlo0en omtuent miot paa
Reierpationeu. 6reat northern ga.
men Aforementioned @dnoet. o. Oct be.
fuemmeite Steh. hUOrtrn man fan
naa Serben. or inHonmiiguis Scrt
guiorS / 8orb 5afota. Der fun lIg.
ger et iorboIosuis fort Stptfe ira
Meontanasr9nien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-01
OeIarey.
Zen liitisc goer.B General imntter
after no al aiheners SGlbe.

General SeIarep er attsr imuttet
no al oct Ret, iom General a1therer
itffert troeoe, ban bdpbe 'pPrb. en-.
firing BAN. 2oro Rifd)ersr latte Den
230e Marts en- itor 5roppcl;vlEe i 9e.
pGgeIie forat omrinse o. tnit8c cen
IiItige 9~oerbspbins. Ser benptteoes
fun let Rptteri, forat @cOpseIierre
funbe foregaa iaa burtigt TOM mutigt.
aibelingerre .iprebtes | en- eneite lam.
Interchangeable 2inie, Der peo burtige
Wtonsprer ifrIoe omilutte Soerne.
Rinbre goerfloffe bIep OeIao 9onife
rigtis ooerraifet oa taget tLtange ne
item bper Dag, men MI bar, lom lagt,
Selaren meo Sopehmoslen al line
SoIf otter imuttet ITO al IPlocr. lln'
Der 9rtternes Stormribt baooe goerne
opbaaet en- Iobrin9 0ercs Slnle, oe
meo ripenoe iSart bauuens De ena olon'
ne affurat / 2igheb meo gnglPnoer'
mes, ianIeoes at oisie / 5oroirringen
life bIep rigtig opmPrflon1ne pua,
bpoo Der iorcgif. isr De ioa en- bel Ii
ben goerarme iprGnQe ieicnnem Den
n9pnte Iobning / &lnierie. ! be
Gage iSorielgeIien hoooe itaaet pao.
hapoe Gnglpnoerne ta9et lnLt 119
Wnno tilfange % to8ct enoel Grolts'
portuoare, aanoner % en- bel Del
a%reaturer ira 8oernc, met mc0 Belle
ReIten Of fine 1900 Wano Lap Ge'
larep lgiennem be brittle Stnlcr. DC
IRE aanener, ban erobre6e ira zorro
Wetbuen, ftf han o8lna meo ItG.
sra aroonitoo me00eles, at @ene'
raj S6alf. Burger, buem @oerne |
4rugerS SrapPr betragter 'onl
SronspuaIs Erpii0cnt, og BANS &ot'
Ieaoer er onfomne ccrtil. De retlte
uroer britiif Gitorte l0rat Is8e at op'
raa en- aonierence mcb General &c
g8et % 8rpiiOent Glenn. Sim en- al
9oer. 3 leeoterne tif imiolcrtiO %oo
til at begipe iig til Stepns Seir. Yfeo
gino Tor Ginene pu@ietebe ban DC
Brittle 2inier, % Wtoer 8orIomen'
torflaa eitortcreoe8 Ran lao til Stepn
ca Dc 8et. De spri8e 3elegater for
bIep / aropuitao. "0aiIp Nait" /
iQonoon Itriper, at ser er al @runb til
at haabc poa ct go0t ReiuItot az Scr
bonbItneeruc melem goer'Seoerne I
Subofrifo. 9Iooct mcner, at all al
brnacr al Stepns &oIoring.
9iifoperre i 2on0cn, Ct. GIbana
oQ 9fod,eIter. england, berItiueoe til
line M~eniqbc0er ON paa Son9freOa8
at opienbe 9snncr / 4irterne ON, at
set mart maotte bli Treb / Spbairita.
Somme Gag blcO ogina Lignenoe
Bonner opienot ira De boaanoIfe Stir
fer / Yretorid.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-01

Der oil Dog ogiaa bltpe nogIe al 6enne
engelifiinbeoe 3losie, iom oil fro, at
Rtooes tGnfte mere paa e9en Nnat
enc aaa, al hans SGorelaro$ Tn6flp.
6elie ifil6e bIipe emo mere lthbreot og
befGitet. : oct itore % belle oil oog
Rbooe8 al benne 8Iasie, iom uGrmcit
fan fables hans 8eunorcrc, betrogteS
iom Spb.afrifaS Hnpoleon, Ct Napn
iom ogioa ofte or bIcoet gipet BAN.
Wen pao Den moen Stoe or Der
babe / og ilbeirior Den engelittalenoe
Ger6en enonu mango Dtemelfer, JON
tror, at GngelitmGto life err De eneite
TSolf / bennG 8er6en, % at 9etGiteI'
len al gngIanoS 0tn8t life ditto er ell
TeIiigneIie, nnar Den iter oeO blo6ig
% gruIom llretfproi9be0 moo DEM
iom mooirtter fig. vi bernie itore
Slagie oil 9ecil Rhooe8 urrmeit be-
tragtes ION Sp0 Airtfos onoe 2tuno.
Selo ON Den iorbrD0eritc &ri9. iou
England nl fsrer moo 9oerne, life
oirefte % umiooeIbart ifplbes Rbo0eS,
iao er Bet oo9 i~tffert, at oenre Ntono5
bcripnSlsie 6orfslgelie al lit Qtaal
- enten bette MI bar at ttlfre6Sitiuc
eaen gG~raierrtgbeo eler at u0Oloe tit
2yGorelm6s Wagt - ifobte ioobar.
ne 5ilitqrSe / Sub Ifrifa. ar ct Sum.
menitso bIep minognaeIigt meqem
GngelitntGnbere % 9oerre eller DC
kolanoife a~oIoruiter, iom boooe er
De talrigitc al oCn Jui6e PeioIfuing I
Suo Qirifn. o8 iom fsrit bone0e 81.
oiIiiationen Bet oUer De tore og
1ltienote Gtooer / oenne Gel al Ser.
Den.
Gecil RboSeS bar Ssr At en- Brett
oq bIep isot i~1S53. let par Spge.
Iigbe0, iom gioroe, at Cecil / 16
Mars aIoeren efter 2Ggen3 Rnao
blco ienot iii Ndtal. bpor en- GI0re
&rober eieoe en- &~lattagc. gaere0e
ti0Iig 6espn6te han Der at orsnme
ON at ifG6e ct itort og mGgtiot Rige.
% oct er 5oris9et pad ut aisre oenne
0rsm til SirfeIigbeo, iom mi / en-
lang Iarrpffe bar inaet ian meget
BLOB til at flpSe / Spo airito.
% man opoage6e 0ium1ntleierne
ueo aimberlep. unr RboScs OF bans
9ro6er bInrot Dc isrite III al bragg
Ior6el OerGi. os oct par Der. ban lag.
DC 8run0poFoen til jim umaaoeIige
6Urmue, iom oeo bans 9so aniIdue$
til. 60 Niaioner Dollars. Ia bans
s@rgierrigbeo isrit ret baobe magnet.
tnoiaa ban. at Oct life par nof bare
at pQre rig. San penOte oerfor til.
baae iii England, bnor bun inioereoe
uco Srioro l~luiperitet for al faa Den
fsrite nfueemtife 8rao, ION ban o.,
iaa iif. ...
IA ban DeHSte tilboge iii Airita,
lpftc0sS Set ham eiter meseu No0'
itano at onrnc Der itore DC Beers
aoupanL ION tiliioit ff milo aon.
troll ooer ale 9tamnntsrtber / Srm.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-01

berIep. Men ban bar be1er life
uptrfiom / BoLittfen. gan, lon boo-
De 'uc itore BIoner. iom enbog ioa
'ao Iangt irem iom til nt forbtn6c
Gapetotpn % Cairo, afrifo$ Spo'
ipt0ie % NorSipthie. me6 en- Sert.
bone, muatte fire ia oa itor poIitrit
0foat. at Aer ergelife Reaierira fltn.
De bIioe opmerf'om paa hom os hons
GIuner.
San bIeo UtrhIem al Oct iphafri-
forifc IorIoment. Senere opnooeoe
ban at blipc RdpfoIorieu5 Seritemt.
uiitcr oa bIeo ItrofS en- Nagt Der.
Get off BOG life altib efter Enife 90
life oItib Tort nof FOR bnn. 9d en- al
Ssooinaerne / 2anoet r%oroenfor aop.
folouien ubtalte ct 2nife ont AZ al.
tao lit 2onb % fomme UNDER eng.
Ionb8 EeifptteIie. par RboheS itraf$
utIltg, men &arlamtertet | aapInoen
og Den enaelife Reaiering ptloe life
b6re paa oct, % bornche RbooeS
oct brltiif. ipbofrifauite 8ompant cI.
Ter, ion oct ienere tatbtcS, Chartered
Gonlponp. ut itrioe bette aomponiS
Stit0rie er oct iarrre iom nt itrtbe
Si'torien ON ser engeIife SerreNen.
mes ~llboiocIie / Spb afrtfa. Sri.
ger. 9oernes itore 2ener, Itisute
irmrt, bpuo bette aolrpdnt bapoe iom
lit WaoI. Dteb bette Ronrpuui. ionl
oeo 1T Charter" tao6e fuaet oen en-
gclife HeaierirgS 9eifptteIic og
SiTlp, trGTtate Htobes ito6tg noro'
oper, ~ooeroaubt o. betooug ptIbs
Stammer, trd7tgte goerne. iom og.
iaa otIbe uoothe fit Serrebsmrle norb.
ouer, tiIbrqe o9 naaeoe Srtoieer Tan.
aurnifa, iom ligger 1900 Mu ira
@apitaSer Sapoe set ganet, ION
Rbooes otIbe, iou hdobe ben ergeIife
Sn5flpheIie mi itratt fig Iise % nj
Gatro.
Sno bar oct I 1896, at Or. Same.
ion. en- al Rbooes'8 SaauSIonaere,
me6 en- Sprsr$bGr trpngte mo /
S%ranSpnal, bpor hau leo ct prfeIiat
HeoerIag. Otter bente itammsliae
@ernina ioa oct no til al Tf1tlIe aaa
operitpr meo De itore BIaner. RboSes
% bans CHARTERED Gomparp" buo.
De. NntnbeIesS tammen, iom fsr par
bIroct un6ertourpen. reiitc jig moo
aompunict, % Der fuIgte en- bIooi9
Rrtg. RbobeS oar BOG htono I'll al
reooe aompuniet ira ~llnbergong,
men Oct tobte i'm ti6Iiaere Wtogt, ha
oct bcreitcr intet tlnoe glere ubcu
meo ben cngeIife Regiertu98 Can't.
tion. % iaa iul8te goerfrigcn. ION
uI ollie fIcr1oer.
Oct er ocI ingen IpiT ont. at oennc
arig / @ruroen Itploe8 "tbe Char.
tcreO Gonparm." 0ettc aonpuni.
iom bInn0t line WeoIcmmer taltc
mango boititaoenoe % fremroqcnoc
Wtpno / GnQIono. tapoe optraa0t
meo en- utroIig &e,tipnsIsSbeo. %
bets Httier itoo iaa Iupt. at Der par
@runo til at fro, GoIt / Sientonoct
mc0 4iifp oiloe pcroe Jig ira Oct, o.
at mango al WeSIemmcrne pilbc itao
/ ct Iihct misunderstanding &D3.
hDi3 man ierit blco bcfienot me0 bets
Nifrrpr. No0et mootte oa gierc5, %
iaa If ri 9oerfrigen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-01

Sr. z. z. Giinifnnb ira NnGelia.
9aim., osoe / Ct Soipttal DiinEea.
polls 6rebae Rorseu. Hthsoe uar
omfring 80 gar sammel % efterla.
Der fla Suitru.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-03
Miss Amberg Entertains.

Miss Irene Amberg entertained the members of the Qui Vive Clnb last night at her home, the hotel Amberg. Games of various kinds were indulged in, and with the usual conversation, the evening was enjoyably spent. The Misses Amberg are indeed charming en- tertainers, the fact being proven on numerous occasions, similar to this one. At 10:30 the guests were invited down to the dining room where splendid supper was served.
 There were present: Misses Ava Hammond, Lillie Conwell, Frances Bowers, Ola Trice, Ula McAfee, Ella McPherson, Anne Stedman, Bell Whitsitt; Emra Ellis, Warren Hill, Ed Tatum, Conrad Hampton, Clarence Courtney, Tom Johnson, Will Bradford, Walter Ellis.
 Misses Ola Trice and Ava Ham mond carried off the prizes, which were a silver handle tooth brush and silver pencil, and Tom Johnson won the booby.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-03
Unity.

Mrs. Dyer is quite low at this writing with consumption.
 MT. and Mrs. Curtis received for a Christmas present, a fine girl baby; while MT. and Mrs. Gilbert boast of boy.
 MT. Curtis is adding to the looks of his farm by building good barn. MT. Johnson is having erected new dwelling. He says some of his children may marry some day, and blievss strongly in preparing for war in time of peace."
 The young people were given a musicale at the home of MT. Verl hines on Christmas night.
 Last Sunday we elected the following officers in our Sunday school: A. J. Lawless, superin- tendent; Lou Stats, secretary; F. M. Hagood, teacher advanced class; Mary Cole, teacher inter mediate class; Ellen Hagood, teacher primary class. Everybody is invited to come and take part in our Sunday school.
 We have prayer meeting every Sunday evening, and church ser vices every third Saturday and Sunday of each month, with the pastor, Rev. J. N. Robertson.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-03
Mrs. w. A. Haywood Dead,

After az illnese of many months Mrs. W. A. Haywood died Sunday at her home in this city, and was buried Monday afternoon. Services were conducted by Rev. Francis Bozeman at the Baptist church, she being a member of that church.
 Mrs. MaYwood leaves besides her husband three children, two boys and baby girl. She was an excel- lent lady, loved by all who knew her, and one of Jonesboro's most prominent church workers.-Jones- boro Sun.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-03
Will Leave Paragould.


 J. w. Brown the piano and sewing machine man is closing out his busi- ness with a view to leaving Para gould to accept 1attering offer made him by his brother, Eld. Brown of Louisville, Ky, who is editor of the Christian Guide. Mr.. Brown has been citizen of Para gould about eight years aud has engaged in various enterprises and has numerous friends who will regret to see him leave. He hope s to get away in a few weeks and will do so if he can finish closing out his business. His brother, Joe Brown, will also go to Louisville to work on the Guide, which is a strong church paper with wide circulation throughout the country, especially in the south. The editor is writing book which will be historical review of the church. the prospectus of which has already been issued. Several thousand copies have been subscribed for in advance of the publication.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-03
NO. IT.
Marn aduke.


 E. F. Holt has been on the sick list for several days suffering from q derangemeut in his neck.
 c. E. waddell, ex-sheriff, now collector for Bertig Brothers, and withal, one of the best mon in Greene County, vas in Marmaduke to-day on business for his firm. 'Someof these years in the future it would come mighty handy to say, ( ssEheriffs Waddell.''
 Mrs. Williams, wife of James Williams, living between this place and Gainesville was buried to-day. She was a sister of Chris and Emmet Culver, and was much loved by all who knew her. Mr. Williams and the children have the sympathy of everybody.
 Lately some things have hap pened on the surface that indicate this community is in sore distress on account of a cutaneous malady having, leach-like, fastened itself upon tho anatomy of several of our leading citizens. The ability of the M D's and the druggists have been severely put to the test, re- gently to invent or discover an a. gent that will lay a quietus on the inclination to scratch. The follow ing letter handed us by w. J. Le- Roy, of the drug firm of LeRoy & Co.,, signifies that a certain gentle man living near. Marmaduke is hav- ing fourteen pecks of trouble along this line, and would be glad to have relief at the earliest moment. Here it goes: "Mr. w. J. LeRoy; Dear Sir: Please send me one pound of sulphur, also, any other old thing you have that will cause this everlasting itch to dissapear like mists before an August sun. Such would be considered the high est of favorss and bountifully ap. preciated by victim And by prescribing an unfailing remedy you will certainly add many lau- rels to your fame and many shek- els to your purse. Thanking you in advance, until you are better paid and am more comfortable, I am yours for scratching, A. Blank"
 The above scratcher nay console himself in the familiar phrase, "misery loves company, anny}s,s,otf :, for the county is hearing the walls of many other gentleness singing the same song of woe. Y
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-03

mother tell of Santa Claus 12O years ago. This mother, he claims, was : South Carolinian, his father being an American Indian. He learned to smoke at the age Of seven, and even now the habit hangs to him. His food has for years consisted largely of turnips and sausage, things which much younger stomachs than bis, find trot ble in digesting.
 The strangest thing about Noah is that his wrinkles, which were deep enough to hide nails in several years ago, are beginning to disap; pear and his face is rapidly becoming as smooth as a baby's. His figure is stil almost bent double, but he seems not to age at all, as the years go by. To visitors at the poorhouse he tells the story of meeting he once had with George Washington. His prophecy is that he will die at the age of 15O, after having been completely rejuvenated. It is his hope that his body will begin to un- bend as soon as the smoothening oi his face is completed.
 GEORGE NORTH.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-03
9ubteranean Railways Exciting Much Comment Among
 the Engineers.
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
The Anti Tammany Mayor Names His Appointees-CorneIius Vanderbilt
 Stated for Congress.

Special Correspondence:
 New York, Dec. 31st 1901-That Seth Low will assume the Mayors office and proceed to turn the Tam many rascals out on Wednesday next is the topic that interests New York most just now. Mr. Low has made unique preparations for taking charge of the city government. After he was elected, he rented a suite of offices. taking an entire floor of an office building on Madison Square. This was fitted up with desks, typewriters, etc., and squad of clerks and assistants were em- ployod. Then the Mayer -elsct was ready for business.
 The business was to conduct a city government in futurity. Each department of the city government was inquired into, and man select cd to succeed the present Tammany incumbent at the head of that de- partment. The methods of the de- partment were investigated, and a decision reached as to what changes would be made in those methods after January 1st.
 
 The work was thoroughly done i, and all has now been fixed Nearly all the appointments have been announced and they have been of a conspicuously high order--and on January 1st all that will be neces- sary will be for Mir. Low to sign a number of papers making his desires of legal effect.
 Since Election day there has been , excitement a plenty in the City $ MPolice Department. Detective Glennon, known as a protege of Deputy Police. Commissioner Devery has been found guilty of neglect oi duty in failing to suppress dis orderly house. During .tne trial, x which has just ended, it was testified , that Glennons principal duty was to stand on a certain corner and keep tab on the evil doors of the Tender loin Precinct, and that he re. ceived bribe from the keeper of this particular resort.
 It is charged Against the police that they, or, their leaders, have been making fortunes out of vice, Protection as their offense is termed, is defined as meaning a state of affairs wherein any sort ci an illegal or vicious business may be carried on if the people manipulating the business will only pay the police enough money to assure immunity from arrest. The District Attorney- elect, Mir. Jerome, has boasted that he can put stop to police corruption but there are many who. believe that utopian dream to be impossible in the present day and generation.
 Whatever be the truth, Justice Jerome's career as the city's pros- will be watched with inter- est. He has plenty of experience. \ AS Justice of the Court of Special Sessions he secured the capture of many gamblers and prostitutes and other law breakers, and during the campaign no Fusion candidate was more vilified than he. the Tammany canvassers dubbing him Carrie Nation," because of his well known fondness for assisting the officers ot his court in smashing doors to il- licit resorts.
 RAPID TRANSIT.
 Problems of rapid transit ip New
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-03
WIRELESS TELEGRApAY.

Prof. M. I. Pupin, the famous electrician of Colum bia University and Thomas A. Edison, as we'll as all the rest of the electricians of New York. are enthusiastic in tbe comments on the great achievements of Guglielmo Marconi in establish ing between the coasts of Newfound- land and those of England by wire less telegraphy, receiving messages without the aid of any visible con- ductor through 1900 miles of space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-25
AIsxaaaris 4axttts.
AruRDAY EvTN1Ns JAN. % 1902
winning a Brute's Respect.


In an article on the training Of villa
animals IN Frank Leslle's Popular
Monthly Frank c. Bostock, the famous
sbovman. said: 1f were to lay down
q basic principle, l would say, just as
my father did to me the first time be
ever gave me a whip and lion, First
Of all. warm up to him. That does not
mean to pet him or talk silly nonsense
Of the affectiOnate sort but to treat
him with q frank, common sense and
n kindly hand and care.
"Once a very fierce old tiger which
we had in London had nearly killed my
brother. and her keepers were airaiu
of her. 1t happened that she ran bit
OF bone into her paw and had a very
sorry time Of 1t. | undertook to re-
move it and by the use OF lashings ana
a little patience succeeded. II TOOK
four men to help me. When we were
about half way through the operation
she got the idea of what we were Try
ing to do for her, and a more docle
patient surgeon never had, though the
pain was great, | am sure. The next
day put a poultice on that foot witn
one keeper standing outside the cage
with a prodding iron as precautlon
and ever after that till the day OF her
death l could enter her cage at any
time without her giving any sign but
that Of pleasure"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-25
He Knew Hts Friend.

An old German was on his deathbed.
In his earlier years he had led wild
life. but since the death Of Schneider,
one of his boon companions, he had re-
formed and given up his bad habits
This Schneider 10 his day had been
mighty drinker, famous for his capacl'
ity and carouses.
The priest was minlstering to the dy-
ing man, consoling him with visions
of the paradise he would soon enter
telling him that he would meet there
his old friends and what JOY 1t would
be to see them all again.
The dying man asked feebly, VIII
Schneider be there. your reverenceT
Thinking to give him pleasure. the
priest replied, Eyes; Schneider will be
there"
"Achy said the other dot Is very
bad. All dose dringings ind eadings
und fghdings all over again, all dot
beer und whisky"
"But there will be no drinking IN
heaven" said the priest.
"But you said Schneider would be
dere."
$50 he WILL" was the priests reply.
"Und dere won't be no dringings,
you dink? Ach! You don't know
acknowledgements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-25
Long CourtshIps In Norway.

Norwegian weddings are almost al
WAYS celebrated at the close Of short
Scandinavian summer, season which
the industrious Norsemen find too short
I'm which to work and from which they
would never dream Of taking the days
that are necessary for the long drawn
out festivities of the Morse wedding.
So the maidens who are wOoed all the
wear round are usually welded at the
beginning Of winter. Norwegian WOO
ings are very frank and very long ado
ing. On summer Sundays the lanes,
the highways and byways are ateem
with lovers. Each couple saunters
slowly along, not in the least shy, his
arm about her shoulders, her arm about
his waist. Nor do they untwine their
arms If they pause little to chat with
friends, not even II they stop to speak
with casual acquaintance. Ten or a
dozen years often elapse between the
first day Of courtship and the day Of
marriage, while a seven years betroth-
al is considered of very moderate
length.-Woman's Home Companion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-25
Southern Railway.

Schedule corrected to November "a, 1901.
Trains leave southern Railway Station,
Alexandria;
6:23 A. M.-Daily-Locsl for Harrison
burg, Wsrrenton, Charlotte and way stations
11O5 A. M.-Dsily-( Leaves Washington
Southern on)-Wsshington, Richmond
snd Florida Limited via Richmond and Dan.
Vile. first class coach and drswing-room snd
slt eper 70 Jacksonville. Dining ear service.
11:35 A. M.-Daily-U. s. Fast Mail.
First class coaches and drswing-room sleeper
TO New Orlesns. Dining car service.
11:57 A. M.-Week Dsys-Local for War.
renton sad Charlottesville.
4:23 p, M.-Week Dsys--Locsl for Har-
risonburg and way stations on Manassas
branch.
1852 P. M.-Daily-Local for Warrenton
and Charlottesville.
1910 p. M.-Dsily-WssbiDgton and
Chattanooga Limited (vis LyDcbburg). First
class coach and sleeping car to Roanoke,
Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis. Sleep
or to New Orleans. Dining car service.
1910 2. M.-naily-New York and At
lanta Fxpress- First class coach aud sleeper
to Atlanta. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS sunset Boute Tourist sleeper Washing
ton to Ssn Francisco.
1915 p. M.-Daily-New York and Flor
da Express. First class coach and sleeper to
Savannah, Jacksonville and Port Tampa.
Sleeper to Augusta, with connections for
Aiken, sumnerville, Charleston and htlss ia.
Dining car service, .,
11:O5 P. M.-Daily-Wsshington and
Southwestern Limited. All Pullman train,
club and observation cars to Atlanta and
Macon. sleepers to Nashville, Atlanta. Ma
cor, Memphis and New Orleans Dining car
service.
TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Alexandria at BOO A. M. daily.
III 1 and 4:55 p. N. week days; and $3.50
P. NJ. Sundays only for Biuemont, and 6:33
p. N. week days for Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive 81
AlexandI III, 6:32 and 7:16 A. N. and
40 and $40 P M daily. From Harrison
burg, 1l:16 a. n. we avs and 9.2O r.
NJ daily. From Chsrlottesvih 10 A. h.
and 9:2O p. NJ. daily.
For detailed schedule figures, tickets, Pull
man reservation. ETC., spply to A. q. MOss,
ticket agent, Alexandria, Va.
FRANK s. CANNON, Bird V. y. q q. M.
s Ii. HARDWICK, Gen. Passenger Ager I.
L. d. BLOWN, General Agent.
Washingt ton, d. c.