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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
Morris County Primaries.

Bdihcefacld. Texas, February VI
democratic executive committee i rss
yesterday and ordered. primal mi
March - for the nomination q nj,
county and precinct candidatfss. ,ias
cltides congressman. Tae l4ll9ss' q
was, adopted and ordered Piin lpe..rst
head Of the ticket: am a nslD n
agree to support the noniin lsl .slecll
democratic party al the gshe.sa,,;,lse
A resolution was adopteu " IN y
sary expenses in holding the pgi'AnA''
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE Y.
Take Laxative Bromo oulnlne , lap,t Is
DRUGGISTS refund money II u VII, ho,
d. NJ. Groves signature Is on ea'D
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Gonzales County CommIttes,

r, Rowland. and John J.. Terrell coast
precinct No. l, Tom Williams.
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are here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. 2. 1907
TRAINS LEAvE.kASD5 ARRIVE fOtKTEENTD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. 9. 1909
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE fOUk.rEENTR.
al $3.50 STREET STATION
TRAINS LEAVE kICHMoSp. va.
VI :uU a. M, No. Z. daily 6or Dnnvit:e. Char
lotte. and all local stations South. Connecting
Mt Danville Tor stations to r.ynchburs also with
D. and W. Ry. for Sfartinsvifle and sta ton,
on that line: mt Greensboro FOR all stations cast
and west thereof.
l:l5 2. M, No. 13. limited train daily for
1hcxsonvtlie and alt Florida points, Havana Mas
san. etc. Connects at SioseIey with Ea-,nwflI.
nam Raleigh and Winscon-Salepi: at Dauvsite
Win NO. 50. United States Fast Mall, SOLID tr,tr
daily Tor New Orleans AMI points South which
carriers slcepcrs To New Orleans. Drawing. Room
bunet Sleersr Richmond To Atlanta ant. Rir
MILF 2harl. II through coach for Chas. c!ty OK
Ioti anu Duriia m Through train with SIren.r
sahsoncy to Memphis. Dining Car service
.1 - =. a., no H. Southern k,N.!.s, daily
s eos 2, Atlanta Augusta. Jacksonville mud soInt,
h,,r. Sleeper Tor DansiIe. Gretnstoro Sails
n :. c e,'.ta .hafiotte, open at Richmond $50 r
-. 1ohhsefs with New York ans! Fioritia E1
t .t and Southwestern limited which carrie.
.is, .S.eauefs 10 augusta Savannah lack
-. t.ts. iafnpi. Nashville. Memphis Atlanta
:, ~ ~ =, ..1is- rte. Complete Dining Car service
-. tl'i;a Tourist Sleeper Mondays Wetines-
1911. hanse. with connection for all point.
81 q IN : arsicn aud California.
o'yo ~. No. II. local dali except Sunday
W. tN', ~. ne md Intermediate points.
.a4HlNS ARRIVE N RICHMoSr.
- 2, u ant s:25 p ~. from atlanta. An
South ~ -NsAeNtte aht ar points
go a n from Keys~ins anil local atoms.
-, ~. Il m fhrr>trr Charlotte Dam
y ana fhfs-pte9are <t"tiars
Nc :. s,o N VI. n fsrfstf'rTP9,rvS
Nearolis N'8'.i' es''ieii'ss'er hn''
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Richmond, Fr91afiGGllr5 &
Potomac }.aiIfDa1.
scaLDoLa IN EFF2cT nov. 2. 1909.

sC4AOuL Il, EFFECT Nov. 2, 1902.
9-S a. ~, G..ily, iEom ~ rtl- sTsert tistGn
/ Toe " .stflhstun anu be{Osd Stops at Milfufa.
| tFe'itfteA ts4fs and sLe&aEdria. st5ps ccro-
:idtt Sundays siesPiusa Cars to Washington and
New OK Dlai!4s
6:ao a. H.. dtily tom sfain.Street station
! .hori.t titt, aiets9e0Iitlu Ltafttd tot Wash
lnst 9t anu beg ionti stops at fredericksburg aud
.tteAatldflit. Bttifet Sleeping S.en Iers
1'oo a. a., except SUNNY. frunf E!ta Sta
ton ton, accommodation for Ashland aud 4Htsrme-
s:co 4. ~. Sunday only. from, Esr,tstrees
station for N%Snt4i=ton aud heScua stops nc
Eba. Glen Allen and l1e3il stat@Rs. Ashland
TO Cherry tftli Inclusive tNegley. UgctEiuan and
ssNandrin Buffet l'aror sar
s:5u a. NJ. rNc&pt sunday, from Bprii-Street
Station Tor lF8shl.;ton and beyond Steps &C
Eds t;trniA Eel .ts! l,efl stations, tshitri u
!.ceatiitk. inei:sive. Seminary and Alexandria.
Auou, except sl.lehas. from Byrtlstreet
StaSsgn I0f 49, I'D hes1ud. Sttss at
bus nuj. Il i,.x, lt!rf. Bi!1es p4ttor Car Con-
meets ssIEh Congressional Lintt"a
4:JG Z. except SUnti..y, from Byrd-Street
staftga recommendation Tor treesEisAspuf- ana
Intermediates points.
$40 z. 81. d. EiS. from N.i; Street Station i
for Washington and 5efgRd ssqfs az Doswel
Eret.cri i tl1S Rrt-s.S.. yitlegs. and Aiexan.
dri:, 4, Sleeping! !, car e Sew YORK ,.,, j,
ton. Accommodation Tor Ashi4nd and iutefIEe-
''s SIS pI Z. daily from Eyrstreer station
for Washington and UtSuGt Stts at t-iba
Ashland. Boswell Itiif4r,i. fredericksburg.
BROKE. Witea .tsr t};eitise ana .Nesan'irii
Eifhu,Gn,l ~ Nav Yesk iud Washington to
Ills ?. ~. exeeTt snad:e. from Elbu Sta
tiu,i. accommodation fpr t.tShant. and .nterme-
TIN ls'a NERVE RIclImoS -sorrHwARp
$40 a. H., except Sluti1y III Eta station.
accommodation from ASHLAND! and atermsdiats
s.25 a. NJ. eycert sunday at Bvrd-streer
stassis. aecanlnaats fien from fredericksburg aud
sac 4. ~. daily. Vi Hrrl.s5rset station.
Stops Sat. AlexaHyleiI 0ceeJfan. Whitewater.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
If was a day off at the University.

1t was a day off at the University.
by the stone Iarapet. looking over the
stecl-gray river. upon the autumn tined
he s,llts thinking of nothing in parueu-.
lar. and Vet quite absorbed, as 1T is pos
siblc for one 10 be III such an 5occuI1a-s
ton.
a squirrel lea7ed down from he trunk
OF an Old oak. winlaed at him several
times. and da!'ted away. scared by his
psn fears: for. bless you. the pi'ofessSlr
would not have harmed even tie Pro
verbal ilv ni commerce. In factt&he rad
several large wasntIts that he had
brought down from his den, Tor the.
express entertainment Of possible SOUR.
reis.
You see. it. aas Thanksgiving morn.
Ing. and the cr4sty Old professor
thirty-tiVe, if he WIS daH--felt that he
would like+ta .ie54 hosiiital1le Q some liE-.
ing Creature. ISnt the squirrel ID not
come back and the learned manre'lect-s
ed how different he was from the cat OF
song and story.
The thought had scarcely faded from
Ii : ,nassiye brain when he feit-1 Will
not attclnqt TO analslze this elnoti n
fninut ely--l1e felt the presence Of sosige
living c;aatures behind h!ms he has tod
mo .isct4 that he knew it was a man.
Sc he turned ronnd--with the sudden im-
puise of literary tietion-and saw-W,ez !.
WHAT do you suppose ACTUALLY dark
SIX nned. good-3oakirg chap Of hlctic
laiid. With an APPRAISED dagger in his
hand, If you please.
The s,rangest Pai5t of the experience
is that at this precise moment. the pro-
ressers memory ranto an old stump
speech Joke about raising a deadly knife
iloft and plung l1t- il iiltotlie breast ola
roast turkey. The recurrent joke caused
his lips to curve in a smile, desfite The
Hctner tragic sitaation. No accounting
ssr these flashes of memory.
s'ANcll:' he said to the athlete with the
esgger. as that individual fell back a
ltep. and put the cold steal in his pocket
Il beg your pardon. said the stranger.
in a tone. OF extreme humility. iinsed with
siscust, and without another word START
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YORK RIVER Line vssg r. POM,

IdE sOnif1 Auog1 NORTH.
hi1SS Y NJ ,Ell4tyNU.
$3.50 P. M., on rs. ts,tltlnlar. Limited. daily
except Sundays. for West Font connecting at
West Point with steamers Tor Baltimore aud
6orS River landings,
2.i5 2. NJ. No, 10. datly. except Sundays,
local Sp.ess for West Point ami intrrJi.tilst.,
stations Connects with stage at Lester Manor
for Wafkerton and EappahannGcs.
500 a. Ii. Mott. local u.iScf leaves daily.
except sundays. f5r West Point ans! tuternle-
date stations. connecting With ~tasa at Lester
Manor for Nss!herton and iappahanpock.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
9s15 &. Nj. No. 10. d;iily. from, West Point
with connection from Baltimore. except VI 3rlaYs
l045 a.. ~, No. 8, daily except sunday aud
MGatl0S4
$50 P. NJ. daily. except Sundays. from we.e
Point and intermediate st4t.nns.
Nos. 10 and 10 will MAKE no stops between
Richmond and Qunton
Steamers sal from West Point $50 M,
dTily.s except sundays. Steamers call at e5lor-
cestQr iolnt and Clay Bank Mondays. Wsdnes-
days aud Frid8v, and Yorktown and hll1uonds
Tuesday Thursdays and Saturdays.
C. " WESEBTRY.
District Passenger Agent.
go E. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
$ II. HARDWIGEv.&
General Passenger Agent.
C. H.5#AGEETcT.
General Manager. WASHINGTON. .. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
SLAVE TRADE In BOSTON
An Ancient Copy Of the Gazette Tells
It's Own Story.

A Richmond citizen while looking
over a lot of cnrios found a copy OF
the Boston Gazette of April 20 40.
Among q number of interesting THINGS
found in this ancient paper from ne
land where the apoiitionist# came anu
the negro has his most ultra advocates
of social equality in this day. were al
vertisements showing that Boston was
once the headquarters of the slave trace.
TO BE SOLD.
a Likely Negro Woman about thirty
eight years of age. brought up in this
town andcan do all sorts Of household
work, to be sold by public vendue, at
Captain Moses Bennetts. opposite to the
house of John Tudor. Esquire. on We'd
nesday next. at nj O'Clock a.. NJ
n. Bit is not for any fault that she
to be disposed of. but in order to
settle an insolvent# estate.
TO BE SOLD
A likely negro boy, about nine years
cd who has been in the county about
two years and talks good English. IN
oure of Edes and Gill.
TO BE SOLD FOR WANT OF,
EMPLOY
a strong healthy Negro Fellow OF
~ool character. that understands house
and other business Inquire Of Edes and
Gill.
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I'd of. leaving the professor in a brown

]. Cd off leaving the professor in brown
study.
sut he came ont of it. quite sudden
II, and made after the man, first observ
ing he piteraution. however. Of reaching
10 his hip pocket. and drawing forth a
shining. b.aud-new siS-shooter that he
had bought the day before for the enter
iainr1elt of nocturnal cats who had dis
tiii,bcd his suinl3ers
4 lIecaagllt III, with the wouId-be assas
sin as he Was about to cross the bicycle
path of the Riverside Drive.
One minute. my friend. he said. 1T
strikes me that this incident is rather
unusual Mould you mind explaining
sl,xpiaislillg Htl:t?'' asked the other.
stepping suddenly. and fixing upon him
tie same look Of disgust.
Why, if 1t is not inuudins upon your
patience. VIII go,i explain Why you steal
upon me ard raise a dagger after the:
manner Of Tho stage srnugsler then sud-
denly change Your mind. and instead OF.
#r!angiEg ii Tito the breast OLA roast tur-s
lLas-I should say into my back-plunge it
INTO yot.r- pocket and walk away? Just
"A Nerd of explanation on this point, if
yoL Will
The stranger smiled a wearied smile.
but answered. in 2 bored way:
u The explanation Is quite simple. sir.
lristSoiz yol Tor zs3lle3 one else.
All. see. And if had not turned
around at the moment ! did you would
i1ave--finished the mistake. "
Again a wearied smile from the strang-
er
am afraid your conclusion is right,
ne said. Very lucky for me that You
usraed round.
And not at all lucky for me2" asked
the professor tentatively.
oh YES; lucky for you, 100. suppose.
For a moment they stool silent.regard
ltiS one another with deep interts
sigh. 4 am somewhat at sea-, the pro-
5fcssor remarked. do YOU mean TO say
that Won woald kill q manor the strength
OF thinking that YOU recognized him by
his back; sai7posi1g, of course, tha Your
point Of objection TO his further existence.
q Was We'll taken ~
IS; when / was so sure of the back as
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and the Congressman elect. AS long rs
ley control We are safe Depose one or
both Of them and we might as we'll hang
our harps on the willow tree, for our 5vo-
cation will be gone. How shall we pre-
vent the fanatics from leaving the old
parties? We answer, Money will do it..
a good high license to help pay their
taxes will pacify their conscience, and
nothing else will
IL every man who Is opposed to the
liquor traffic will simply vote the prohi-
bition ticket as a protest against 1t. we
Will elect, the next President. AS Dr..
y. 3 Smith, of Kentucky. says: This
dorse the license system
L. a. CUTLER
Louisa. Va. Nov. is.
is what they must do. or continue to en-
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TRANSPORTATION LINES
&C '' a.; .! 1','''.
No., -.Ax,A4.-STREEf STATION.
In kxkACI 0UsEa4a1k !, ISvx.
,SIt!kt 5,t.l

7:A5 A. n, except sun,..J. Newport News
local All stops.
News and Norfolk. Two hours and Is minutes
e Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg. Newport
mond to Old Point
400 2. r.. daily. except sunday. for Old
natss 70 ond ssops
Newport News and Hampton only. BuRet i.ar-5
tor Car Gordonsvillc to OFr Point Connects at
and Saturday with NJ. and n steamer for Bal
timore; at Old Point with Washington, Balti-
more and Cape Charles steamers: at Norfolk
with Old Dominion steamers for New YORK
500 2. M. daily. for Newport News and
Ola Point; On sundays only connects for Nor
folk. Makes principal stops.
MAIN LINEN LsT-BOT.Sp
1910 a. ~, local..excsps Sunday to Clifton
Forge Connects for Orange, Cuipepee. Culver aise1-.
ton AID Manassas.
1:ee r uaiiy Cincinnati and Louisville
E rs: press Buffet rarIor Car to stiordonsvltie;
'sNiis Tom Gyrdonsvis to cineinns ana
Dining Car on at tiorlousville. a local train
from Gordonsrilie 70 stanton follows for local
stations, except Sunday.
5:l5 2. NJ, except Sunday. accommodation
to boswell.
ZOO ?. NJ, .'st. Louis and Chicago Special.
daily; with Pullman siespsrs %. Huntington
ana I'D Gortons vile to Cincinnati. Indianapo!is- ST
Lou Louis and Chicago Dining Car attached at
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
ton 1o;zo =. M daily fos Lylsheur LeSip 3e
Rosney. Alberene and New castle. rarior Car.
5:l5 P. NJ. except Sunday. to Bremo.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
From Norfolk and Old Point 1905 A NJ.
and $50 2. NJ. daily; H:i3 A. NJ and - 20
2. n. except Sunday.
MAIN LINE.
From Cincinnati nni the West. ';;5 A. ".
daily. and $50 p. NJ. daily. Local. $40 A.
". except Sunday. and 40 P ~. except Sum
day
JAMES RI,.R DIVISION.
e:3o T. NJ. daily, nd $40 x NJ. except
Apply at 500 Eas ,lafn Street. aoa Frst
Main Street Murphy Hotel jefferson Hotel
and Mefn-Strnet St7i !, for ru-thnr i-,eru,a-
ton. rates tickets s.I Pullman reserve tons =.
W o. wAT THEN. Dis. rnes Aet
C. e. DovTE Fl. " Fr-rT.FR
Cen.l Mana fr. Cent Pass ACT
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met him. should be better able to judge
of his character If he loves his own
wife 50 much, why is he SO interested
in mine?''
is theiinterestsof a man in young
woman for whose fine qualities of heaIt
and mind he has the highest esteem.
Wnen YOU meet him he will be the first
to congratulate you upon the possession
ofgsuch jewel.
Perhaps l have done him an inius-
tice.' said De Fcrnaro. and then added,
sadly and my wife as we'll
Would yo,l like to meet him to-day
he IS not far from here?' Nentured the.
professor Then you may judge wheth-
er you wish to make 4 widow OF his
wife and orphans of his two little
gir's?"
He spoke with deep feeling, and De.
F'arnaro fegarded him for moment
searchingly.
'Are-are YOU Dr.. singleton2' he.
asked.
t..Yrs.''
Here's my hand Thank God you
turned around
an little thankful myself" the
professor smiled as their hands met in.
a cordial grasp
The co-eds and her husband shared their
turkey that day with an unexpected
guest.
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Atlantic Coast Linz

SCHEDULE EEL GIVE SEPT. 2oTa.
TRAINS LEAVE + Z. tniioAD-b1 Hi'-sIiEET
900 a. Nj, NOiiEolk LIMITED daily. Ar
ives petersburg o.u a. ~. Norfolk il:20 A.
NJ Stops only = Petersburg Wave=ly ard
NJ dat, ! A Nj w. Isss1sppEs rs 90
Ssyssssh 500 ~. o:os "
1890 I0Ss Ts q en +
horo SIS P. II. Wilmington sof.p. VI. Pun
man sleeper Ses TSrk <, 70 J s. ss..'
an 500 ' ?. Ii. o nAN STORE LIMITED: daily.
n Stops e only at Petersburg Waveriy aud
s' 4so n: ta'y EXCEPT Ss,.,s ssn4ay Arrt,Ss
and Rocky Mount o:o5 E. H. Makes all intee-
ms sius p q. daily local Arrives Petersburg
t1NiTEp. daily Arrive Petersburg s.o2 ?. Il.
.s.'nnects with Norfolk anil Western for Sor
k and With 4 and fpst o
iyean Ernpor.a aud l..wrence.llle,. Weldon . IL
r ~ Eayet.ev,'s = W. ..h asst9a AZ!
p " Tampa. 1000 P. NJ. Pert Tampa 1U:sS
P. NV LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA FONTS
,r.trins Augusta %. a M. Macon iI:3- 4.
Atiants LEO e NJ pni.nan sIssSets Nv
Port Tampa. augusta an Macon Dining
q. 4
n. Connect ut fetersbur. With Norfolk
and western halfway. arrsvins hynehhurs 80
~ Roanoke 445 A. N. Bristol 1N.i0 4, a.
snn1i,,an Sieeper Richmond to Lynctbarg.
1880 P. NJ. daily arrive Petersburg 171o
:. !" TRAINB ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:12 a. NJ .iaiI7 tim J -essenv.lie. Sa-aa-
nah. Charleston, Atanta. Macon. Augusta and
Ill nonts South.
mug a:4s q. Il. daily. except sunday Petersburg
.oG I,:,o A. ". q lily. EXCEPT Sunday. from
Rock ,onnr nnd intermediate ststonu. Nor
sal IS Il: ~ A. NJ daily from Pesrrsonrr suffolk
an 1,:4s 's a. NJ. daily. from Norfolk. su1o1
and pef.rShurG.
200 P. NJ. daily. from Petersburg. Roanoke
'n $50 ?. n. daily rom Norfolk SUFFOLK and
1e 7.s5 P. NJ. daily. from Miami Port Tampa.
1,etasrvIlle. sa :annHh. Charleston Wilmington.
Gol3snoro aud all ro!nts S)uth
s5s P. n. daily. from Petersburg. Lynch
curg and the West.
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ii zzg n9iifIl'lsM19ngl'ssterIl
SEPTEMBER 90, 1902.
r.,v@r #Rlf5EISIClN o. tI,!tiL.Y}. 6BYRD-STREE1

SEPTEMBER 90. 1902.
rrtvE, RIEIlMQNp q. tLlail.G}. BYRD-STREE1
STATION.
geo A III. NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
,-,cIlb ft5sitsS. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg,
1,.,y,.riv and suffolk. Stops Mt Wakefield only
III on passengers from Richmond aaAa -
o;G5 A. M THE. CHICAGO EyrsEse -
r{5i,Ib,Irl. Roanoke Columbus and Chicago
Rufct rarlor Car Petersburg 70 Roanoke. Pull
man Sleeper Roanoke 10 Coiurnhusa also fos
ErIStol Knoxville and Chattanooga. Fulman
>Iseptr Roanoke - Knoxville
1920 P d., Roanoke Express, for Farm
Wills fyuchburs. liianoke and Intermediates
acc z. NJ. oeEas SHORE LIMITED Ar.
rtrps Nsrfuik go L. st.. Stops only at Peters
burg Wayeriy and s shfeis. Connects ut Nor
fox .sith steamers IL Boston. Providence Se,
York. Baltimore and Washington
T:25 P NJ, for sun ok Norfolk and int. me-.
tiiTte sta tiotis AErixes ut Soef TX at ID On p r.
e;35 P. n. fnr Lynchbuss and ,toaneke Com.
meets at E.ynctb11-g with Wastineton and chat
taneos8 Limited, PullnHsn Sleener !.ynchbprs
10 MsrIpkis snd New Orleans. Cafc parlpr antl
Observation Cars RadfGrt! TO Alfalfa Ala, Pnll-.
i,sa Sleeper between Richmond and Lynchbtrg,
a;d be-ths ready for occupancy 1T so T.. VI.
Afso Pullman Sleeper Petersburg aud FiAsItoka.
TraitS arrive Richmond frana Lynehhnr:: and
the West daily at 1:3s, ~ VI. POOP. VI and
a. VI, II IL 4. II. ard $50 p NJ
JOHN L. WAGNER.
City Passenger ard Ticket Agent
c.. f. BoSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
". b. RE.vIfL.
General Passenger Agent.
General Offices: Roanoke. Va.
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$40 A. NJ S.Zu a. M.--ar. Memphis.
Train No. 50 leaves Richmond $50 A NJ
daily. for Petersburg. NGrlina. y. c. ans, All
sInt.ru,etiiate points Connection ar N1rltna
With train arriving Henderson 2:lo T. VI and
Ra:stsh 80 f. a.. daily. and Durham / F. VI
daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Richmond for Washfn. on New
York and the East daily-No. 81 a 8 Is A.
M..|ard No. is at 800 2. NJ
Connections ut Jacksonville and Tampa for
al! Flo.ita East Coast points and Cuba aud
Porto Rico:3 at New Orleans Tor all points In
Texas. Mexico and California.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RfCHMOND-nAILY.
e.35 A. NJ. No. 81 From all points South
10 F. NJ No. sc and Southwest.
s.45 r. NJ. No. SO from Norlina N. Co.
Petersburg and local os'ints
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
NJ II ana 3i-Flarlda and Metropolitan
3 tired Pullman DrawinS-Koom and Sleep
LIARS between New York and Tampa YES
ritnIad Coaches between New York and JACK
snnriue prllu1an Sleering-Cars tdauy, between
I..tSnrvIlre and Tampa Also. through Draw
in-.T,oom Sleeping Cars between New loES and
&. tIanta. and cafc-Cars between hamlet anc
Atlanta and Hamlet and sa'anhan-
= Sas .. and s3-Seabrard Fast .. I'll Pull
Nos ~ :. nrPoom Buffet SleepinsCa be-
49,. ~. Nay York and Jacksonville connecting
~ Ita,,,st With S!eeptus-Car to and from AZ
a. q. - IN connection with which through Pull
=, ia 4,.hets are sold. Pullman Parlor,Cars be-
Hal. Ian ~ To- k.onyiIle and Tampa Finest Duy
Coacnes ". r. Nay CITY ticket Agent
SMITH. District Passenger Agent.
phone, 4c5. 1000 East Main Street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
iY1gIee1g1s Steamboat Go

~ GEMS S2eal1fnoa1 t5G
BALTIMORE. FREDERICKSBURG AND
8 R4APPAHANN0Ck& RIVER ROUTE.
Beginning sunday. July 18th, Steamers
viii observe tlle.schetluls n .4, S,or7r
LEAVE BALTIMORE.
From Pier .. Light Street. a :333 p NJ
tuesday and Friday for Fredericksburg
md all landings
nd all'landings except Irvinston. WeensE
sIorans. Merry Point, Ottoman, Alillen-@
eek and Bavnort.
FL 80 2. NJ. Thursday and 80 E. NJ sun
lay for Tappahannocl1 and all LANDINGS
kept 8Bayport Millenbeck. Merry Point.
ottoman and AIorans.
LEAVE. TAPPAHANNoCK.
For Baltimore Monday. Tuesday. We'd
tcsday and Friday ats 4 NJ. and Thurs
lay at . a. NJ. stopring e all wharves
excent will call at Rapport on Tuesday
For Baltimore. Greet at 4 p NJ yyednes
az, making no stops except urbanna
5reek.
For Fredericksburg Monday at A NJ.
save Port4RogaI at@122:3o p. NJ arrive in
fredericksburg att 2. NJ. tide permit
For Fredericksburg Wednesday at II NJ.
pri tide permit il at 50 p N
: Fc. fredericksburg Saturday about
For Norfolk Friday i P. NJ calling at
Ill wharNes
From Baltimore Steam Packet Co.'S
v.aarf for Fredericksburg and all landings
LEAVE. E,REDERIckSB,-TlG
For Baltimore and all landings Monday
INA Thursday att n N. tide permitting.
For Baltirnora ana all landings as far
Is lappahannoelz at ) a. NJ. Wednesday.
aIIing at Urhanra Creek Freight re-
-ived in Baltimore daily.
HENRY WILLIAMS Mgr. Baltimore.
w. d. SCOTT. Agent. Fredericksburg.
P0T9M4AC#RINzER aRoitTE.
Eegin Tuesday, June 3D. Steamers Cal
=art and Potomac viii leave Pier 8. Light
street Baltimore. ever Tuesday. Thurs
3aE and Saturday. ats P. NJ for Alexan-
ira and Washington. calling at all of the
Istlals landings. BEGINNING Tuesday. June
3 will leare Seventh Street wharf. Wash
i1gton. at 4 T. M. Thursday. Sunday ana
Iesday going as far as Leonardtown on
heseT evenings VIII leave #Leonardtown
i A. M. ISinsale at312 NJ. Miller.s at
Up. NJ sGrason.s ct $50 z. NJ and Bacons
1t 600 p NJ. Monday. Wednesday and
ETritiay arrf.ing- in Baltimore early. the
GLOWING morning. Freight received daily.
IS. = - HENRY WILLIAMS
AGENT, Baltimore.
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Never. face To. face / saw him once
walking away With my wife. and | shall !
never forget that back. AS l say. it
was just like yours. II was then that
/ resolved to have his hearts blood =
.When was it that YOU saw him with
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60 E3ag&irnoro
Via C. & Q. Railway and
Cid Point.
~ 9 hs7AIi p0lITc
u. S. NAL ROUTE.

Leave Richmond via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway daily, except Sunday. at 4
P NJ. connecting at Old Point with the
superb steamers of the Old Bay Line
leaving at 10 =. NJ. arriving Baltimore
*6.30 a. NJ, in time to make connection
with all trains North. East and West.
Short rail ride ard all night on one of the
finest steamers In Southern water Re-
turning. arrive Richmond 10 a. NJ. daily,
except Monday.
For tickets and general information ap-3
nly8at general offices Chesa peake and Ohio
Railway. Richmond Transfer Company.
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AIR LINE RAILWAY

Short l,n> to principal cities OF the South
md Southwest, Florida. Cuba Texas C1Iror-
n,a and Mexico. reaching the capitals OF sir
States
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10. 1902.