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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12

Little Arthur had been at church.
How did you like the sermon?' asked
his sister.
Pretty well.'' responded the youthful
critic. '"rhe beginning was very good, and
70 was the end. but it had too much mid
~dle."-Stray Stones.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
Not Hi. Christmas Present,

Don't you ever regret your past?" in
quired the prison missionary.
No" replied the hardened convict; "its
me present that worries me most."-Phila-
delphia Press.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
No Doubt About II.

Mistress: Did you tell that lady I was
out?"
Servant Girl: Yes. ma'am."
Mistress: Did she seem to havs any
doubt about it?'
Servant Girl: NO, ma'am; she said she
knew you wasn't."-Answers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
The auelliur Fad.

Kind Lady: What is your name, little
girl?"
Little Girl: MY name is Name
M-a-y-m-e."
Kind Lady: And the name Of your dog?"
Little Girl: His name is Ffdo-P-h-y-
d-o-u-E-hi"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12

She: "Oh. I Just love agriculture! Don't
you?" He: mo; It always seems to be
getting in my way. I'm learning to run
al automobile, you ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Press.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12

why 40 you bring this to me?' thun.
dered the weary editor, thrusting the MS
back into the hands Of the poet. BE
cause replied the bard. timidly. II have
no stamp."-Boston Post.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
How Does Doctor Hale Himself ID

Cutie: Edward Everett Hale says We
should all talk every day with some one
We know to be our superior"
futile: Il wonder how the unmarried
men %contrive to do it"-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12

billiard cues, except one that is broken ana
of no use; the daily newspapers are con-
atantly being mislaid. and the light is SO
bad that We can't read them"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12

Mrs. Crimsonbeak: did you say he is q
man Of stable habits?' Mr.. Crimsonbeak:
Yes: he kicks like q mule."-Yonkers
Statesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
q e e By George AIDE,
Modern Fables
The Fable of the Paror Blacksmith Who was Unable
to Put 1t Right Over the late

Handsome Face tells Dora that al, Wo-
men are alike This TAX goes best with
z I " nst Cisarette. Dora tells him that
men in the World capaole Of Steadfast
Love Ike springs pensve Sigh and
says is An. II ne could believe 1t. Thereupon
/ gument, and that's the Answer.
90 Phiio went around telling every one
H MhG would listen ten to him that Women are
Tar down in the Chair as he could gel
| ana 5, SAID cruel Things about the World
from a all the Ha wsntsd to get away
! HGial Society. He would never MARI
! he worked this along the entire Chain
6 Dim b % ran HOUSES and no one teased
Philo had been given the Hooks and H1es
| sore In the Books all the swell LookeF,
| are supposed to get OUT and chase tnf,
M,onlan I,t1; bur up in the 5th Ward,
good. vas 'io
> Accordingly, no switched. Tho second
t HooA what tnas tel into his Hands pictured
tho Girl and snoops around and pIays
House Dog until her Woman's Heart is
| touched by his Slavish Devotion Phiio
Brunette. At the end of six DAYS she
| sShivered at the Sight of him. After he
t t1au p zen given the Headache Answer
| s ms Entry Money and coppered the whole
| C1ce ne attempted the Impetuous Line
Stage. The Object is to nall pu the on G sfti
without giving her a Chance to become
acquainted aGd nnetl and 5nyestgate First Or sec
her-Arn1 around Waist befors there Is
time to {ump-Bing. =
a2-a-week Phio with VOCABULARY Of
! s. Words Started out to win the Fair
One with just one passionate whiriwi inc
th at would you'd, carry arr; her off her Feet
tive crossed with a defective Adverb and
died on everything except the Hug IN
s sfro1 r as she she never stood for any
| Call she decided that she had been IN
suited She said. that. her Father would
Kin him He took a short cut across tho
Of the Engine House. Fortunately she
had other Callers that Evening and be-
came came. 50 50 IN Interested that she forgot to
tens. Yet he knew that there was some
certain ain WAY Of going at It FOR he could
scanning. the Hammocks and Front
poTchHE hn IN order to spot his Destiny
/ together in the Twilight. He wondered
AS for him. the Girl Proposition had
| him down and out.
! II he kent quiet he was a Stick =,
| he talked against time, he made Breaks
| II he compin,ented other Girls. he lost
| his Number. If be toasted other Girls.
| he insu1ted her Dearest Friends.
| IF he tried to Co6dle she called for
He'n. # he didn't. sho would begin to
J Yawn about $50
| He had tried all known Methods that
| are supposed to be Winners and he was
still a thousand miles from the Cosey
| Corner.
| One dav he struck unnn the Exn1ana-
| ton Of the whole sad State NJ Affairs.
| He dectded that he was a She'll Fish
| MORAL: Never play a System
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

Once there was a left-handed Society
seuing-Plater who never landed in the
Money.
OF all the Sexes that roam the Earth
his pick was the Feminine He was very
part.al to the Women tolks. Even the
Blondlnes who work the Tooth-fichs IN
the kotunda, and the Fat Ones who talk
Baby Talk, and the Chickadees who
chew Gum on the Trolley, and the DARK
eyed Duennas who forget to 40 up theli
Back Hair, and the Lumpy Ones who
never go all the way around with the
Powder Puff, and the Fifty Ones VINO
rive the Soubrette Zip when they turn
Tho Corner. and the Mopey Ones who
wear Wrappers and eat Pickles, and the
LITTLE Maudie Freshes who turn out on
Saturday Night looking Tor Drummers'
and the Spindly Ones In Rainy Day Skirts
who lead Dogs, and good many others
who never get into the GIosoh rlctuies.
they NAV have had their faillnss OUT
thev looked Purity Fair to him.
The last one out was always Number
Ono via, philo. for such was the Name
Of our Hero
During many long Afternoon when
he should have been busy with the
Books. Philo leaned back, comblng MS
Mustaches with Steel Pen and locking
at the Wall. He could see himself in a
Cosey Corner under a Red light Be
side him sat a Prize Beaut of the Kind
that makes a Star Feature for the sun
dav Paper. She was holding him by
the Hand and whispering, You for Me-
and nothing else doing"
Almost every Nightfall he woulo
change to a White Vest and splash MN
self with Violet Water. Then he would
start out to see If ne couioh Hahe ei'e
Autograph come true
Phi!o always had his Plan of Cam
paign ripped up. He knew what he was
going to say when she came breezins
into the Font Room. Then when she
hac said so-and-So as playful Come
Ba.r. he would "a something Keen ap.
parently right off me Reel ana mat "oulo
lead up to the Scene IN the Cosey COT
ner.
Philo was always Letter Perfect at
Rehearsals, but when it came to the
Night Show he was Scamp.
The Trouble was that the Little Lady
never came back with the Right Cue,
After about two Moves she would nand
him a Liner which he would Muf. linen
for the next five Minutes ne "ouIu oe
irving to rub the Varnish off the CHAIR,
usinr himself for that Purpose.
Or nerchance when he showed up with
ri. Iaesoo hidden under his Coat and
his Sonl steeled to Determination. he
wou1d find two or three other Beaux on
the Premises, all organized to block MIN
off some twenty Minutes later Philo
Would be up stage reading a Magazine
After being Fostered from Head to
Foot Fre4d Md, dac4 iT1 t To m oHe
~ w, /" ch,mmv. must not so after her
hnd COMPEL ss pn' her to follow the TRAN PhIo
read in BOOK costing Sis at 11a Depart of 1T
ment store that the blase ,f Man cold % and Ind
s MGltn Indifference sir1py got them all
worked up. ro,lo,ye. Cynical
ines ike " Of a. Great Sorrow marked on his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
YORK-RIVER LIAE, wrs u POINT
TIE FAyoRiTE ROUTE NORTH
a b IL u


LLasE hlCAAAOSC.
1880 P. III, NJ lo, Baltimore Limited. daily.
except Sundays. Tor West Point, cvunect:pg ut
West Point with steamers for Baltimore and
York River landings.
2:15 p. NJ. No: TO- daily. except Sundays.
local express for West Point and intermediate
stations Connects with stage at Lester Manor
for Walkerton and Tappahannock.
$500 a. n. No. ~. local mixed. leave. dstIy.
except Sundays. for West Point and interme-
date stations. connecting With stage ut Lester
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
els A. NJ, No. IS. daily. from West Point
with connection from Baltimore. except Monday.
l0:45 A. NJ, No. 8. daily, except Sunday and
Monday.
5:I5 P. NJ, daily. except Sundays. from West
Point and intermediate Stations.
Nos IS and 10 Will make no stops between
Richmond and Quinton.
Steamers sail from West Point $3.50 P. NJ.
daily, except Sundays stesmers call at Glou-
rester Point and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays. and Yorktown and Almonds
fuesdsys Thursdays and Sstnrdars
c. ". WESTRURY.
District Passenger Agent.
go z. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
8. Fl. NARDWICk.
General Passenger Agent
c. f. ArRreT
General Manager. Washington D. @.
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raAssrorrAr1o1 rnn
Richmond, fredericksburg
Potomac railroad.
sCHEDULE ~ EFFIcT AAx -, loo1

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT max -, loo4 !,
TSAA.-s aAlInAoSD--Su.sAA, ~. - ~
tos v ..ainxtsa aud beyond sup. It 4n No.,
Fredericksburg and Alexandria Stop. as Icy osa
s sa1n ss ssnd fsft s 6ssiss ca s.s
s:4s A. NJ. daily. from Nsinstrees S. sh's.
,n srss a and pa,a Mssf0gSs.n a
AlexandriA: SieA.iug cars 20 New ,,; LORI ,,,
7so ~ saadayd a na ISs
500 M Sunday only; from B5s sao,s
Cherry Hili, inclusive. Nes'ey. oecoauan az
$50 6a a1esDs Fs su9a., tron By-dsu..
ST. s,s lion tot Wa.ninsson aud .syond- ssis.d
AcGo,iok. inclusive. Seminary and ilsxaad S1.
l2;oe noon, except Sunday. freun HJso.ssss.
sl5s Ass E. nosws M In
and Alexandria Buffet Pasiof Car Conner
VITA a. tonsressional Limited srr..
Station. Recommendation FOE Ersdartekssars AZ
o:os 2. <. daily: from h.ia.str-es station 4
nMsshinsten and heyend- stops az o9.-sf
sEEsderieksourz aud Alexandria. Sleeping Car
e:la P: H.. daily. from ED. stat,oa 2
Yo5L, pie!as css ''ss'DA $50,
sesonmodasion fos Asa a and iasatlssiss4
81 SOS P; n. daily; from np1,sa:e. s. sss:
Arhsad pos.sn Ai,tssa Ersdsf,ssss1S,
Stses at sshsr .ssions saadsy aa ssspins
Richu1ond to New Yoes and Waaainstoa :
HIS Z. NJ. except Sunday. rom Eies 81!
s Mon: acSonnodstion for Ashland and intsrns
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CAV A; except Sunday. a Tins stasiol
accommodations from Ashland and tn,erUediae
sts s;Is A. H.; scep. Sunday. s: nysastrsS
pterl;ec1ats points
a. Als1sadris oeeoausa. s' Widewssss ssoss3
ErTTeeaericksourS. Milford. Dosweil Ashland az
Cica, stopa at other stations Sunday. Sleeptn
ea Is: Ss~ icsk to k.samond :. p~r,-str..
station; stops Mt local stations Washington
Ashland. inclu-tv>. Gep Allen and GIha-
s.oS h., daily. Eba sts:isG, :sss ~,
and Mnta, L95ton. occeauin. Essdsr.cRsY3
7:c5 ?. H.. daily at Ma,n-strret Station
snsops at Alexandria. FEederichseurs. Ahfr
York
500 P; r.. except Sunday, at E,oa station
accommodations from Ashland and Intermediate
,ta a;.6 ?. r.. daily. a. Byra;s.ress ,ssasio7
Asslsni and Elba. Sleeping Cars FROM New
i9rs and WASHINGTON. Dining c.
Stops at Alexandria and local stations. Quantid
to Ashland, inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba- But
fcs Psrlor Gar.
v,d so;es p. NJ daily Haln.ssre.s ss.tioa
land Sleeping Cars from New York.
49,. LEO r.. except Sunday. at E'b. Station
- 2. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
&. I. 3. MYERS p--.id.ns.
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on,ar and for the past three years
thev have enjoyed an almost aosoiute
roononoly. These women are MIS-. Nm
Newn,ver. Mrs. Jane Hammer ana MIS-
,,,rv Miller. and all get the mint liuiii
80 same place. It is given to then "
tl,e man who owns the place on "i.lIn
II is plucked. His farm Is near d. Nc.
thews. and for some unknown ieoso.
ha made them promise three YEAS co.
that they would never ten ms 49,,
80, could gather all the mint ~
lnes and sell it for all they coulo.
w W., ..o,,ld be allowed to infringe
49,. ~ tha right he gave them. out ne
nesi,;veIv insisted that he De KEEP ,,,s 49,.
~ p :. Ills beneficiaries have lmplie'.a!
shaved his injunction. going SO Ia $50
ooeseo .'' % aeclare they do not know
.,rles ,t,arnan.s name" Neither WIZ
thev tell Just where the farm s,,doved
~ Avother beneficiary Is the M,uo no
r,other of a boy named Gran' .'-,nv the
sathers the mint and sens -. 80 rorne,1
proceeds to his mother. tne 49, extreme
any sae,,on IF the city, and every a.
eon thev tourney out to the al
!elnuoA 49, mint, take 1t home, "hels
y'usN nsasd and tied In buncnes ailo
-, ~ IN as cool place as posslole &C.
hep. IT morning all four can De sss.
,:.,+h haekets rlodding down town. Az an
30 o'clock till the last ounch n,,o,s
n l.s,,a ~ thc basket is empty it means thas
~ has been taken in. The punches ain o''' te
i've and ten cents each accoroar ne al j.
Size Size and quality. and the oas sa,. d. The
wavs emptied before II et9o tho how
,,,,nt sold BY the women ana tne IVY
;a fresh and clean, and the saiooh-n. 80
,Imost to a man have taken 10 pa, ,t
nrs asmt them to the exclusion Of "ou1,
, nuer to- seIl.-Louisville courier-'our-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
TRANSPORTATION LNEA
n z 4 NJ HoIfo|k;nWestsrn
EAY 15, 1909. 80
LEAVE RICHNUAu DAILY. BISD-SIREEI

GAY Is, 1908.
LEAVE RICaGUNu tUAiLGJ. S1SD-SIRSE1
STATION.
900 A. H.. MORE Ok LINITED. Arrives
Norfolk l1:20 a. II. Stops only at Petersburg.
WaverlJ and Suffolk.
e:6s n, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS for
Lynchburs. Roanoke. Columbus and Chicago
Buffet parloe Car Petersburg to Roanoke Pull
Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus: also Zoe
Bristol knoxville and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville.
1:15 P. NJ, ROANOKE EXPRESS for Farm
vile. Lyuchourg and intermediate stations.
300 r. NJ. OCEAS-SEORE LIMITED. Arrive
Norfolk $50 r. NJ. Stops only At P.tersonrE.
Waresy aud SnIolk. Connects at Norfolk eth
ctea me:s to Boston, Providence. Se1 York. Bal
tincre and Washing ton.
1925 2. NJ, for SuHolk, Norfolk and tnterme-
date stations. Arrives Norfolk az 1o:4O P. u.
Gas P, n, for Lyuchburg. Roanoke, the South
and Southwest. Connects at Lynchburs with
Washington and Chattanooga Limited. Pullman
Sleepers Lynchburs TO Memphis and New Or
leans. Cafe Dining aud Observation Car Rsdford
to Alfalfa. Ala. Pullman Sleeper between Rich
moud and Lynchburs. gcrths ready Tor occu-
pancy at $50 P. NJ. Also. Pullman Sleeper f'e
tersburg and Roanoke
Tra,9s arrive Rtchmoud from Irnchburs and
the Yves. daily at 7:s5 4. 1l.. 1850 P. N. and
$3.50 P. NJ. from Norfolk and the East at n:1o
A. NJ. 11:42 a. ". and $50 P. II.
JNo e. WAGNER,
City P..e: and Ticket AT
". B. BEvILL t;sn. Pasa- Agt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
20G B, Trains LeaYa
6 49,; and Arrive
NEu uAiN 5 fkhEI STATION.
In trxLLr JuHE ~ 1919,

LA, {. III. r1AUND-
1850 a. H., daily. Newport News local Al
$50 A. NJ. daily. for Old Point aa >, SswDesi
and Hampton only. far!or Car.
$500 z. NJ. daily, except Sunday: for on
and IS minutes to Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg.
Newport News and Hampton only PHror Car.
more and Cape, Charles steamers; at NortoD
with Old Dominion steamers FOE New York.
$500 p. NJ, daily. for Newport News aus
ou ''A' MAIN s LINE Sisn VEST .i soGND.
1910 A. NJ. local DALI to n ana
ton Forge. Connects for Grunge. Cupeper. Cal
$50 P. NJ, daily. Cincinnati and Louisville.
Sulphur and Hinton. PullmAus from Gordunsvtlis
to CINCINNATI. Louisville and the Wet oes
local stations. except Sunday.
$3.50 P. NJ, except Sunday. accommodation IA
GAS P. NJ, .St. Louis and Chicago Special
daily. with Dining Cur and Pullman Sleepsrs
cept Sunday with Par Car. Cincinnati to Chica.
go 8nng Gar sstaehea at cSrdg 1Ilad pm
man to Hinton. connecting with Pullman :,
CINCINNATI Louisville and the West. Connects
for Virginia I., Hss s k1vsn DIVISION
tom ssr Cast. and cl.tson Forge EIeeps Sun
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Peninsula Division-From Norfolk and Old
Point. Arrive 1000 a. NJ. daily. 20 p: NJ.
except Sunday. and $50 p. n. daily. Local
arrive 1880 ?. u. daily.
Main Line-From Cincinnati: 1:4c A.. r..
From Clifton Forge: 1915 P. NJ. s1cep. Sunday.
from Clifton Forge. and daily from Chssiot,es.
Vile. Local from boswell arrives $50 A. II.
except Sunday.
Lynchbnrs: o:35 P. ~. daily. and $40 4. NJ,
except Sunday. from Mant ,;
From Norfolk and Old Point. 10 A. r.; $50
and 7:2o P. NJ, daily: 2:2o P. n. except SUE
day. ~ ,,~r
r,om Cincinnati and the West, 7:ls 4. L.,
a:4s 4. 81 and $40 P H.. daily. Local SCI
A. ~. except Sunday. and 1913 P. H.. daily.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
e:s5 2. Il, daily. aud $40 a. A., except Sun
Apply at 500 East Main Street: sos East Main
s.rnat Murphy's Hotel and Jefferson HotaI
for further informa ton. rates. tickets and Pun
man reservations.
G. e. DOYLE. q. W. FULLER.
Genl Manager Cent Pass. Al
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,, ira'f FOR P.tersburg Sorliu. y. e.. ana ali
i Ea,y points. Connection at NorIiua
Win train arriving Henderson 2.!o z. u and
RaIsfsh $50 p. IL daily. and Durham r
IL daily except sunday.
Trains leave Richmond for Washington New
Yort and tho East datly-No. 81 At j:Aa j.
- and No IS Il, sos p II.
:" connections at Jacksonxl lie and Tampa for
ali Florida East coast poiuts and Cuba and
Enr,n kico; at New Orleans for all points In
Ts1aa Mexico and California
1s AZ a. ~ I'm No q F:on 81 points souts
4:es s. e.. 10. 50. from rorlin., n. q
o'1o Petersburg and local points. ~
eLEEpING-CAk SERVICE
NJ. ri and 34-klorida and Metropolitan
,s-.a Pullman. Slice ping-Cg between NV
Y YnrI and Tampa. Vestibuited Coaches x
80, New IorA and " aSniiiYtun. and he,w, ~
%s.oinston and Jacksonville. Pullman Sleeping
C,rs daily between Jacksonville and TrmpS
tt1ao through Drawing Room. Sleeping Ears ne
t1asn New York and Atlanta. and Cafe-Car,
brtwe-n Hamlet and Atlanta aud between Ham.
iet Ios n and se-sca board Fast Mail Pu,Im.,
hrs Wing. Room BuTrt Sleeping-Cars between
Now York and Jacksonville. connecting at Ham
ist With Sleeping Car to aud from Atlanta In
.on,action with which through Pullman tIcka,.
40 roI6 Pullman Parlor-Cars between Jsck.
sanx4IIe and Tampa. Finest Da! Coaches
' ~ J. NAY, City Ticket Agent
SMITH. District Pas. Agent,
,phone 4co. 1909 Fart Aafn St :eet
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SOUT HERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 8. 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE AND AHhIy EFUGRTE1STS.
STREET STATION
rRAIN& LHAtk xiIHAuSD. VA.

TRAINS LEAVE xICHAoHD. VA
1920 A. ~, no. 8 oslly Tor puzham- N. c..
Dan,ilis. and all local stations South, eyuIrct
hallway for E'arnIille, Lynchburg aud all local
st.t!ors West: at 5enr~ys for local stations on
Norfolk Division to Danviile: at Oxford Tor
Hs aa6 p H.. No. 70. limited train daily Tor
Jacksonville and all Florida points. Havana, Mas
ssr etc Connects CT AseeE with Fasmrtlie
nd powhatau Railrosd: ht Greensboro Tor Dur
with No. 35 United States Fast Mail: soiid train
Gsiiy tor New Orleans and points South. which
carties sl.epers to New Orleans. Drawing Room
Siasnpr Richmond to Atlantis aud Birmingham
through traia with sleeper. Salisbury tu Mem
mis-. Dini1s Car service.
i1.n5 p n, No. Il. Southern Express, daily
FOR Atlanta Augusta, Jacksonville ara points
an,+h Sleeper FOR Danrile. Greensboro. Salts
bury and Charlotte, open It Richmond $3.50 P.
press and Southwes,ern Limited. ~hich carries
through sleepers 10 Aususra:. Savannah. Jack.
sonTltie. Tampa, Nashville; Memphis. Atlanta,
New Orleans etc. Complete ptning Car service.
Also Pullman Tourist Sleepe. Mondays stetu-s-
DAYS and Fridaya. Washington to San francisco,
without change, with connection for all polnt1
in Tpxrs Mexico anG California.
400 r. H., No. IT. local daily. except Sunday.
for Keysville and interm.itste points.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND
700 i NJ. and 5:i3 7. H.. frpm Atlanta, Au-
-r.t. JnrksonY,!le and all points Sou.t.
$40 A. NJ. ~-or Keysrills and local sta Ions.
SIS P. NJ. from, Durhsm. Charlotte. Daovills
and tutermedi-f r. stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Eos, 81 and So between Manchester and
E~4poifs.
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FIRE FROM ] LIGHTNING
A Roy in the Emplo, OF Senator Mar''n
seriously Cuts His Foot.

A Bow in the Employ or Senato. wa 80
Seriously Cuts HIS Foot' 1o.
scoTTs svlnrad vo xA sn 2p5s By sen
SCOT Scot thomas Go1sI S Martin on seotslands;
at Sila nsing an axe few days ago Gu,
his foot very badly, and TOT tl1le u "as
,nougnt that part or ms .o 4,a, tn3an,
have to be amputated, ou n, go and The
he cut commenced to lMplove' aio
,ar1 i is now getting along nicely.
Dnr,np a thunderstorm Few Gays aso
saveraI straw stacks on the farm AZ; "
CsnTain John B. Anderson, stioa e. &c
tance from scottsvilie' , ms stacks se were
oy h 5nsr large barn. it was with dlt,
Sc,,ity that Captain Anderson. a asSs,
bv his force of hands anu d lew ", s1sc.s
saved the building. l. ne .oInnIsta,v con
s1 RaV DAME, billiard, after visit Of se W
anal weeks to his mother MRS. " ~ ~.
Dilard, here, left w ysw u he viii Ill visit
S s|s a;stsr Mrs J. ii Holladay and then
r rsI S19't to his home in st. Louis MO.
Miss Lula Wheeler mas re' after " visit
home in Dnwiddie co tha family Of M.
u Yobn Schl,ltz Of scottsville
Mr.. Samuel r aiartin left a d fey days y
ago for Arvonia to accept q posltlon as
ho3k-kespeIrr fo To NH has returned to
p; Mbs, after Visit to her sister. Miss
cary Tompkins near sc SIaz,h e. ro,,n, !.
w W. ,,,s;fyng her sister. Mrs. c. B. Harris.
Mss Alice Langhosae;r e ct Ly yf san}fs
Miss Ella Schultz has returned tn led to her
home here af5eF at x's Arvonia. s s'seei
Miss Kate Prior Of Lynehhutrg; is visit,
Ing Mrs. B. a. Langhorne at her home
ne Mr S 5 Bernie Jones, Of Richmond is in
scottsville visiting his uncle Mr. v. B.
NJ Ieake Pitts has returned to his
home at Elk Hill after a visit to relatives
and friends in Scottsville.
ar Wrs a. r. Anderson and children, OF
Lsnehburg. are here spending some time
With Mrs. D. A. Langhorne.
Nj Thomas Quick is spending some
time with relatives and friends in Char
Iottesville.
Mss Gertrude Morris DAUGHTER Of Mr..
James 6. Norris. Of Scottsville. were
married in Charlottesville on Tuesday. the
9Th instant, 81 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE ., 1909
TRAINS LEAVE RICIMOSD-BY RD-STH1B1
)

SCHEDULE EFEEGTIyE 5uEE 1909:
TRAINS LEAVE RI ;I4nS Ro-sThssa
$500 A. H., Nonr onsA ..lAJTEp daily. ~.
gives Petersburg s.al n IL; Noi lola II ~ 4 -.
Sys a ~ daily AsTi's w. nssss' b 70 SO
Savannah 500 P. ~. Jaexsonyills $50 I. T..
Tampa 1000 E. H.. Port lamps 1890 T. I.
beso ssio P Il. wiimiagton 500 F. T. PM
nan Sleeper New York to Jssksonyills.
P. IL. Stops Manchester. prewry's Bnr. csS
trsla asd Chester s on sig, signal hs..,,,-r eo.
and SO 'p: F. ID oeHSs a,
L s't stops only 1t Petersburg. wa7erI and SUIT
ESQ ~ fs, H. sz @ssa ssns.s s htri a
pocky Moun, 600 p. II. Makes all intssmediaba
''e soc P. NJ, daily Local Arrive. Petersburg
1eaapset. with Norfolk and western tor Norto1
W!a & sna s.
EmpoEta and Iawr.ncsv.ile,: Weldon e:ss P. H.
s, s1 Z sas'fssen \
tampa 1000 Sr6 r0Et T isH1sG 1870 ed 2
.rsi1ins Augusta $50 A. ~. Macon ii:2o
&: s Atlanta 12;4s ?: u, p9l,laan slssgers Ssv
s:i5 P. n, daily. Arriving Petersburg io:sa
.
w.s-arn Railway, arriving L, nchbnry 2:3O A.
NJ. Roanoke 500 A. w. Bristol 100 A
Ii:so 2. u. daily Ar1iTe Petersburg
=. IL TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:l2 A. ", daily: from 1at-5on.ins. savss.
nah. Charleston. Atlanta. Macon Augusta AID
al; s:ss 'nia 4. X. daily. from Petersburg. l1aea-
o1 s:4s 4. n, daily. except suads Pstsr,bu-s
" lilo a. NJ. daily; From Go,d.ss and IN
TIA 4. b., daily. from Norfolk suKoi1 a.f
san n. daily. except Sunday. from ps
-prsburr. Roanoke and inter1iedists points.
$50 p. II, daily. from Petersburg and h
tes a:so ?. II. daily. from Norfolk. suno1k sss
4:4s ?. n. daily. RON Miami rst Taaps.
r..tsonytlle, Savannah, Charleston. %ilmtngrsR
coidsboro and all points South
s:5s P. NJ. daily. from Petersburg. LyseA.
oars r. n 81 EMERSON Traffic Manager.
Fl. NJ EMERSON. Assist. Trak Man'I.
~ = CRAIG. Genl Psss. Ast.
G. 8. CAMPBELL. DIV. Pass. At