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RETURN THANKS
Board Of Managers Of Shel.ering Arms
1io- 2 tal Grateful for Gitt-.

L|SA u W = ~ S~i'~i' ~ ~ 81 i'!S
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The Beard OF Managers Of the Shell
4erng Arms Free Hospital desire to
return thanks FOR contributions TO Miss
Mary Williams, Mrs. R. 6. Crouch, MIS-.
AIRS. 7. N. Boykin Genera Charles j.
Anderson. Mrs Helen Mcguire. Mrs.
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A SOLDIERS 20 e.
Rocked Down by u suspected Enemy

K-ocked Dovr by u suspected Enemy
Coffee 50 affects the brain and nerves
that p opzr nutrition is interfered with
and the final ending is frequently nervous
prosIration.
During the Spanisf-An2erica1 War,
went with my troop to ChicAaHauga,
says Lieutenant J. G. Talbot, OF Spring
field. Ill If there is any one place
on earth where one drinks more coffee
than another it is n the army. 1t is
a soldiers back bone and can assure
you that I drank my share. After sew
erai months Of hard drilling my health
gave oIt, the chief cause being coffee,
bad food oyer-exertion and heat.
"Cn the advice of the surgeon. ten
dered by resignation, and With my heart
fun OF regret and my nervous system
shattered. returned home. Almost tbs
first thing the doctor whom I consulted
ADVISED me was TO quit coffee That
was the first intin1ation I had that cor-
fee had anything TO do with my cond,-
ton The next thing was what shall |
drink?
My wite's mother used your Postum,
Food Coffee and knew how 10 make il
right, so tried II and grew very fond
OF 1t. Ny nervous trouble soon left:
nv o.d-tiyne health came back and that
fa;l I gained SO il flesh tia, tie Toys on
returning after muster out hardly knew
me. Quitting coffee and using Postum
did wonders for me.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 80, 1862.
TRAINS LEAVE AND AEaIVE FOURTEENTH
81 go
SIKEE1 STA IJU.N.
TRAINS LEA We iiIcliMUND. Va

STREET STATION.
TRAINS LEAVE iiICIMUSD. Va
700 a. b., No. I. daily iur Danviiie, Lnar
lotre. and ali local statious South. Connecting
D. and W. Ky. for Marrius:iue aud stations
that line; at Greensboro fof all stations east
and west thereof.
1850 P. H., No. 1S limited train daily for
Jacksonville and Ill Flord, points. Havanp Mas
sa1. etc Connects at atoseley WITH tariuvite
and fnwhatdn Railroad: greensboro for Dur
ham. Raleigh and Winston Salem: Ut uansilie
daily for New Orleans ard points South. which
Buffet Sleeper Richmond t. Atlantis aud BE
mineham. Through coach for Chase Gig. OK
i"rG AMI Durham. ThrUn.r train with Sleeper.
Salisbury to Memphis Diaih. Car service.
Ai:I2 < ~, No. y. UuLhsru EApteSS daily
."r atlanta. Augusta. Jacksonville aud points
, luth. Sleeper Tor DaIviile. Greensboro. Ssils-
4is ana Charlotte. open 1T Richmond 80 l.
ia connects with New York and florida E1-
pres. pres hnd Southwestern Limited. which carries
SS1nvli h Tampa. Nashville. Memphis. Atlanta,
Nv. Nv 1rieals. tic. Complete Dfnin: Car service
ESQ fp!iram Tourist Sleeper Mondays. Ws,inee-
nH fs ~ tridaTs. Washington TO San FrnnciSco.
-; IN. W 'hance. with connection for all points
~ s! .sS1, ~ "tco aud California.
"a, NO Il. local daily, except Sunday.
tol A"I -, e ana Intermediate points.
iNAiNS ! RltTVE N RICHMOND.
40 a, ~ ard 6:25 2. -. from AtlAnta. An
South. 'NN "
SO SO A. NJ. from EA-svIIl. and focrI stations.
80 2 M. r. m Drrnnrr Charlotte Dan
Vile aud Intermediates st"-'ors
LOCAL FREIGHT rPsrS
US, 81 and 60. hHtwoen Manchester ,-i
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MEMORIAL TO PROF. COCKE
Musicale Gwen b. Hollis Graduate
for its Benz Fl.

Much interest is being manifested in the
musicale TO be given Thursday night by
q few OF the Hollins girls in Richmond.
\ movement is on foot to erect q splen-
Dill library in memory OF DR.. Charles /.
Cooke who for more than t.fty years was
lie able and beloved president OF Hollins
Institute and whose influence fer the
higher educa don OF women is 50 widely
Ieit throughout the South. The object for
which these young ladies are SO earnestly
working is TO help in this great move
rrent in which they feel SO deep an III
tcrest
The musicals promises to be one Of high
order, and the evening OF the ittl will
prcve q delightful one TO those who at
tsnI at the old All Saints Church on
2rzdisn Street, berween Grace and Frank
lin
The young ladies wish 70 extend thei.
thanks to M P Il. Mayo. who 50 cheer
FULLY gave them the use Of the church fCr
tina evening
2liss Mabel sims. who il q post-eradn
ate and rncdalltst Of Hoi.ins Institute. will
le organist for the evening. and will reI.-
der several brilliant selections
Miss Eleanor Gathrisht- also Z graduate
ard 1redal1st from the school. IS a par-
ist Of much Skill as is proved by her
c,earness and deljcacy Of touch.
Mrs. Duke the viorist for the eve
rine. is an artist Of rare talent.
Miss Grace Greenwood possesses con-
tlafto voice OF much sweetness ana depl!?
Miss Halle Dickinson viii delight lar
hearers by the ease and grace with which
slIa interprets her readings.
The following programme will be rem
derad:
l. Organ and Piano Duo. William Tell.
-Eossiri
organ. Miss Mabel Sims: piano.
Miss Elearor Gathrisht.
?. Violin Solo. Cavatis2a. BONN.
Mrs Duke.
s, Vocal solos-(a) He Shall Feed His
Flock. ........-.....N iesstah) Handel.
Cb} RocE-a-bve. Dear:e.. Brewer.
Miss Grace Greenwood.
4 Reading. = StSterlv Scheme Selected.
Miss Halle Dickinson.
:. Piano Solos-lal Nocturne in
sharp. Chopin.
% Aus dem Carnival. .Gr!gg.
Miss Eleanor Gathright.
c Ensemble Annie Laurie Ooy reQues1.
Folk Song.
!. organ solos-Ca} Toccata in D minor.
Bach.
Cd Cute Nacnt.......,..........N evin.
Mss Mabel Sims.
5. Violin Solo, Reverie vieuxtenps.
Mrs. Duke.
9. Readings-CaJ Little Boy Blue.
Eugene Field.
co An Obstructive Hat. Selected
Miss Halle Dickinson.
70. Ensemble, Happy Days......s treletz,Sy.
i. Organ Solo. Fanfare. Lernnlers.
Miss Mabel Sims.
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company: Burlington. $3.50. COO steel bridge
construction company; Wilmington, $4,000
iron works.
AFTER TUEPIN
But the Negro Cannot &c Moved at
Present

Sheriff Elisah N. Elliott Of Wiconaico
county. Md, called on Chief Howard
Yesterday with papers for Willie Jerome
Tu-pin, the negro charged with shooting
with intent to kill Albert A Waller.
IN that county, on August 25t!1.
Turpin. who was shot by Policeman
Kraft in an attempt to escape severai
weeks ago. and who was removed from
the City Hospital last week TO the jail
lbs baen carried back to the hospital
81. nas developed serious symptoms. IS
paraiy5ed in his right side. and there
arc slight chances Of his recovery.
Sheriff Elliott wi await develop nen' 5
in the condition Of Turpin before ne az
tempts to take him back He will wire
for information concerning Willie Lee
who was with Turpia at the shooting
md who surrendered himself here seV-
eral days ago. II the MARYLAND ohlcit's
want Lee he wi / be carried back.
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Atlantic Coast Linz

SCHEDULE N Effect nov. SO. lo.2
TRIMS LEAVE ElCal-JSD--BI L-D.S- SECT
STATION.
500 IL, NORFOLK LIMITED. teay. A.
rtves Petersburg 9.3i : NJ No-Latz iLs2n l
Y SIPS oaLy - Petersburg V4verly and SUI.
$50 :. n. daily arrives Pa-srssr-s a.1a
j. IL EEEgFia Ip.-2 :. ~ Weldon - y.
u. Fayetteville 80 2. I.- Gl.I.es-au 1915
! AZ. Tampa T.g5 ?. " pgrI Tampa so Z.
Connecting a. wilson win >e. -. zEc.sIHs
IoLylsboro 200 Z. ". y -E--i&;ro2 - p. u,
iiiIlan S-@egsr Eew Ea-. 60 Jtt-zsl.-v..!e.
1920 ? n. daily. Argassss Petersburg f.o1
?. " Connects WITH Mort * AID Western
Railway Ec- Esozra.= a4a t.tt--r.s,..s = POINTS
SEQ ?. .. clEA& SHORT LIMITED lzIIT-
Arrives Petersburg $50 T. NJ Norfolk 90
P u Stops onig at Pete-s2ur: N-vsr-T
no ? N. daily. except sanaaz ssstyea
and Rocky Mount $40 ? u arlz=s III inter
5:5G L, daily zsst7es Petersburg 8.4s
8:56 P NJ. FLORIDA AND WEST INDIAN
LIMITED. daily Arrives Petersburg 80 7, "
meets with NorfoIk and Western to No.
folk ard intermediate points. Eugcril ,-!S
2. NJ connects with Atlantlc and DsariAe Ter
stations between Enporia and LawrencerllLel:
Weldon 9.h@ ? NJ WILMINGTON f1-l' = VI.
Eaye5te7i7 \ ". &aaEleS.oa 80 =, =.
NEW LINE TO 3IIDoLE GEORGIA POINTS
Arriving Augusta - !. - Macon lI.- =
York 10 WfIrIneron. Charleston Port Tampa.
Jacksonville, Augusta and Macon DLlinS-clr
a:55 ?. N. daily. arrives Petersburg 12:75
and western Railway. arriving LrneEbucg ; 70
a ", Roanoke 80 \ NJ Bristol 1880 Z
u Pullman sleeper Richmond 70 LTrcGhu=s.
1880 2. IL, daily. Arrives Petersburg. i2.1o
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
scr a. ", daily. From Jacksonville. savan..
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TRANSPORTATION LINES
aag 80 ITaAls Ladlas
',,s;;71 and ArrlYo
hE." a1ails-5TREEl STATION.

- -
LLasr I.4t-r5.uHp.
.;sa d; D., eAccpt ou.u4S, ..ewpor. News
tocai All stops.
500 A. ". daily for Old Point Newport
'e"s aud %orfOlS Two Hours aad - alInutas
y N%rtclt. Stops Williamsburg. s.s""ss
ms"s- E@myEou -i.d fhueous- tacios Car hlcn-
D., f.vo z IL, dd1iy. except Suanay. tos ono
go 49, ~ As"port news aHd Nortuis. Two honrs
sLu - Einltes TO Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg.
or syeS ->syFs and Hampton uuty. Eu.Lrt i'ef-
=. s Sar HoFdonsvtlte t. Old Point. Connects sc
80 ',oFt Ee"s ou Aiontlay thursdays. Fridays
ano Saturday with u. aud Il steamer for Bal
otaofs lt OLD Point with Washia. ton. BAltt-
niHte ana Cape Cuar;es steamers. al Norfolk
- 5oa 0l9 . HoEitn.o9 steamers tor Nee fosx
CIV = NJ. daily. for Newport News and
toik Makes rriacgA7i stops
io1s AIN i; Li>E-v lsr,EoCEo.
sotEe- Connects for Grange CuIpeycr Cuiyer-
ton ARD Manassas
Es 1,so = e., e4ty clpcianati ana I-ousvilse
1.i'L!.1h ifoGl t;OrdgasylUt. IN CIocluuati ara
~ 'lt. Connects for V!-..fuiI Hot Sprinsv-
f-,i COL, 80 On ~ GogtonSville. ! local train
st,,tio e.4s 70 ot4uacon follows for local
to Dosrsi, d except Sunday. accommodation
7 7:So + F. r. n g LOWS .n1 chicago soec,.I.:
- Lt22an Sl@epers: Etcn;.loud u GIN
l,oniS: PaFlo7 Car ctncinra-I "a Csica;o Din
102o T. H.. din ~ x. GiNiSloS
ton and Clifton For-- r+cs,.r s. nf'IS Tor
'i2 s1s 4 l5erene md Ne1 Castle Farlor Car
trf,TE. 2G y, ~ . E.e1ao.
From NorEnIE ana Old rntn. 1905 4 NJ
ana $50 T. ". daily: 1873 A. II and 100
2. NJ except sunday
MAIN rrNF
From Cincin.ari a1' TIE West 745 4 y.
G.iiy and $50 r. 81. daily Local. 30 a.
" except Sunday. and $40 ?. VI except SIN
JAMES FrysR DIVISION
e63 go ?. VI. daily. I'd $40 a II. except
,.tnr1v 1T so Eas Moin Street COR -
w. &-~oH- Nr--1v Fo-al $4,000 TTessI
I'D S"ir-St-"n- SF1t = To- rr--Snr 70 s-~- =
zion. rHtHs -scL~-< o. 4 orrTr1~1 rasO-va- t-rs
r WAF CHEN Dts r--z ~
c E. D0vr- r VI r-rrra
Ge7'7 Mona r. F5en'L PISS ST
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NV l-.ius'riee.

The Chattanooga Tradesman reports the
following new industries in Virginia ana
North Carolina:
Eirgnia-Nawport News. rubber tire
factory: Berkeley. S5o00ao steel blind fac
tory; Wytheville. telephone company:
Newport News, s25o.000 development COM
rany.
North observation-disclosures. 100000 de-
vclopment company; Tryon TELEPHONE
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q s. M N. llID1ffjll''|||;; S@IS'a s1err,
Dp-r-yFTrf
o-~1rt--
NOVEE2ER seth, 1872.

NoTEE3ER seth. 1a.2
LEAVE RICHMOND lDAiLE). BERD-sTrCET
eco 3. n, NORFOLK LIMITED. 4r-ss7as
Norfolk II:20 s. ". Steps only 81 PetEr.o.srr
Warerly ana Suffolk. Stops III WaEs5at.. Jnl5
70 let OF passengers from Richmond aud Es-
SEQ a NJ. TIE CHICAGO EXPRESS tc-
natl. and Chicago. Buffet .Iarlor Car Fs-
rersburg to Roanoke. Pullman S,es2cT
Roanoke 10 Columbus. EIUefeid to Cine T.
nati: also Tor Bristol. Knoxville and
Chattanooga Pullman Sleeper Roanoke
= 1926 ?. IL. "Roanoke Express to- Farm
eilr Lynchburs. Roanoke and intermediate
sos P. NJ, oCEA1 SHORE LIMITED. Ar
r,ees Norfolk $40 P. *. Stops only at Peters-
burg Wayerly and t1ola. CornectS at Nor-
f0IE with steamers &c Boston. Providence. Ne"
York. Baltimore ans: Eashirgton.
s:56 ?. n, for SuG3lt. Nocto!E a2c y. :, I,
dia1e Stations. Arrives Ut No-f * AZ 10 ~ I, u.
a,35 P ~ FOR Lvnchhurc AMI EoaE Na- s1i.-
meets al Lrnchburg with WASHINGTON ant , thte-
t,ncnro limited Pullman Sc rner LFncAhPFE:
"a Memphis and New Orleans Csc tIFto7 Nh, ai.4
observation Cars Rucford 20 AItais; = "
man Sleerer between R!chEtotn A,,-' on :,
md berths READY fn- occupancy az - = u
~ ~ T,,1r7ar Seeper F'ctrcShurc and Roanoke
1~-,i,s nrr,va giChu-"nd from 1Each0urS and
.h Was+ daily az SO =. W 200 T. " AMI
s.aG p n from NCc:oiE and tAe East al ii:4u
A. NJ IL = JOHS E. WAGNER.
city Passenger and T!eees agent
District Passenger Agent.
" r. REvILL
General Passenger Agent
c,rsr O-eos: Roanoke. Va
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The new Steamers
BRANDON and BERKELEY

,save Richmond nightly at O'Clock for
Norfolk. Fare one way, zoo; round trip,
s451 including state-roonl berth; arriving
At Norfolk at G 4. NJ, there transterring
- NV York steamer, daily, except sun.
dgy: Stopping at Newzport News IN both
o!Escs.s25ts can leave daily except Sun
day. BY ch4sgaPs q ana q. ONO JR2ailway At
- -Ec-'.fo.k ara Western Railway bo-b
IL cocsaec..ns a Norfolk With direct
st E1n;e3- for ell northern. eastern and
orzfaT.ports received and forwarded daily
..ca6t Sunday, at companys wharf,
S3 3isSsSs o., sale at companys Office. No.
,o,a 5o;ast Main Street; Richmond Trans.
-. C:or3pany. No. 903 East Main Street.
Nn1rolv's Hotel, Chesapeake and Ohio
~ 49, pEsiclmond and petersburg da1o1s,
Richmond &c Baggase checked through to
al po2"ts. JOHN +. MAYER, Agent
100 EAST Main Street, Richmond Va
J. ]. BROWN.
General Passenger Agent
n r. WALKER. Traffic Ng-., New York.
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STEANroa-;
Yveegass Steamboat Go.

BALTIMORE. FREDERICKSBURG AND
RAPPAFANNOCK RIVER ROUTE
Beginning Sunday. July 20th. Steamers
VIII observe the schedule below:
RAPPAHANNoCK RIVER ROUTE.
LEAVE BALTIMORE.
From Pier ,. Lisht Street. at t:33 P NJ.
Tuesday and Friday for FrederlcksouEs
$50 P. NJ. Wednesday for. Tappahannock
ard all lant,lnss. except Irv!rSton. " eeins.
AIorans Ms-ry Point, Ottoman -dl1teH-
becl -ant7 Eavrort
4:3o P. N. Thursday and go NJ sun
t?ay for TanDaharrock and all lan0ines
except Bayport MillenbecEi. Merry FolhI'
Ottoman and Morans.
LEAVE TAPPAHANNOCk.
Fer Baltimore Monday, Tuesday. We'd
nesdav and Friday at y NJ. and Thurs
dav al a. NJ. stopping at all WharyeS
EXCEPT will cali At Bayport On Tuesday
and Friday only.
Fer Baltimore direct at 2. NJ Wednes-
day. making no stops except UFoanAa
FOR Fredericksburg Monday at $ \. NJ.
leave Port Royal at 12:39 P. ~. arrive IN
fredericksburg at P. Nj. tide permit
For Fredericksburg Wednesday at - NJ,
Port Royal at P. NJ. arrive in Freder-
lckshure tide permitting. 4 I:33 2 N
For Fredericksburg Saturday about
For Norfolk Friday / P n, calling al
81 - LEAVE NORFOLK.
From Baltimore Steam Packet Co. 9
wharf for fredericksburg and all landings
Sunday
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GREAT TEMPERANCE PLAY
Scenic Production of "Ten Nights in
~ "a u.

On the 18Th tasssa. a spectacular and
eccnic production OF Ten Nights in a
BaiToom" will be rresented al the
Academy OF Music by cast that might
be termed "ai-s-ar. .
Upon this occasio, n7anv of the min
listers OF the city wi doub less be pres
ent, as they have been invited by the
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Miss Lula Lucy, OF this city, has been
appointed to q position as trained nurse
in the United States Army and assigned
10 duty in the Philippine Islands.
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6 aM gzaHn @
$50 Is d aGdgga g r@
Via c. & 0. Railway and
Old Point.
=. S. Il ROUTE

reave Richmond via Chesapeake and
Pa'S ~ conass sia Of t ga 6 50n5 Min the
Supg s;,9 at 7:15 ?. NJ, arriving Battinoosn,
ieasla7 ii. n time % make coo1-,.lI9,',
5.So Al, trains North, East and -+5 WEI
Snort NeH ran ride and g., nts5 or one OF he
anss5 s15 arriVs Ric6nond 10 5 81 IA, Re
eZeept 1;cEets and general inforrnatio,
for o, General offices Chesa peaEa ana o ap
by nss;i ~ Richmond Transfer Com mn U''o
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AIR LINE RAILWAY

s.or. lily. to principal cities OF re souts
I'D Southwest, Florida Cuba Teas. Czl.tor-
Ma and Mexico. reacli1s tbs capitals OF six
SCHEDULE N EFFECT E9sL Is. 1904
TRAINS LEAVE kiGaAoN L--1lA 81 Eskz {
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POTOMAC RIVER ROI-T

+ Begin Tuesday, June Sd. Steamers Cal
vert and Potomac viii leave Pier 9. Light
Street Baltimore every Tuesday. Thurs
dav end Saturday, at P. II. for AIexan-
drfa and WASHINGTON. calling at all OF the
usual landings. Beginning Tuesday. june
81 will leave Seventh Street wharf. Wash
ington. az P n. Thursday. Sunday and
TUESDAY going as far as Leonardtown on
these e;-enings VIII leave Leona-dt6wn
? 4 NJ IIinsaIe q - NJ Ntiller's at
P. NJ. Crason's at $50 p. NJ and Bacon s
al 6:30 2 NJ IiondaE. "Wednesday and
Frida-. arriving ii Baltimore early the
following morning. Freight received daily
in Baltimore.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
Transportation COMPANY,
Steamship line. Direct Route to

Boston. mass. and Pr0y!dence, III
STEAMERS leave Norfolk for Session Tura
day. s. sCuesday. F.,Gey and sunday. BIO!
i'rJVioeu:e c1cndar. Thursday AID Satur-
day at :; 2. II. laet on'pndatio and cul
sine unsurpassed. PsssenseIs and freign
taken Tor all New, England points. Tick
cts on aale at G. s O.sand N. & ". Rail
WY Offices aud No. 9cs East Main Strost
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LEAVE FREDERICK

For Baltimore ard all landings Monday
and Thursday at , P. NJ. tide perrnt1s.ng.
For Baltimore ana all lardincs as far
as Tappa mock at ) :. VI. Wednesday.
calling at Urbanna Creek. Freight re-
ceived in Baltimore daily.
HENRY WILLIAMS. Mg- Baltimore.
w. 2. SCOTT. Agent. Fredericksburg.
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4. ". EMERSON.
TraTlc Manager.
". J. CRAIG.
General p ss"H-er Agent.
c. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger agent.
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SLEEPING cAa SERVICE

W. J. NAY. City ticket Agent
z. SMITH District Passenger Asan.
Phone. 4oa. lone East Ma,n Street.
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e.35 P NJ daily Arrives Petersburg 1913
NJ rnrnac-s az Pet=rsou=- with Norfolk
and western Railway. arriving LrneEbuge ; -
a ". Roanoke 80 y NJ. Bristol 1880 =
n Pullman sleeper Richmond 70 LTrclhw=g.
1880 2. IL, daily. Arrives Petersburg. i2:1o
\ VI
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.FOL-KES BILL! is
BADLY BEATEN
The House Dismisses it After a
Long Debate.
T0LICENSE PISTOL CARRYING
Bill is Offered by Mr.. Barksdale on
This line-Lee Monument Reso'u-
lion Passed-Many Important
Measures in Both Houses.

The Foll.es Quick-settlernent bill was
discussed in the House on motion OF
Mr.. Churchman yesterday. after a
rather long drawn out debate on the
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The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
L.AMATION! !

fit Hester Mayor Of the City Paragoud, Ark, do
hereby make following proclamation for the purpose OF
inc to prevent the spread of the dread disease smallpox
By ordinance schools and churches to be closed until
further notice. all dancing halls be closed and all bill
lard and pool and bowling alleys to be closed clock
o. M and remain closed until until further notice. Also
to prevent any any kind from stopping city until
further notice and to prevent any swing
from running until further notice Also, to prevent any sup
pers or public gatherings of any kind and all lodges from
sembng until notice. and all parents guardians
ordered prevent far possible from allowing their chill
en going the streets and congegang in bodies until
further notice All persons orderedto prevent their dogs
from running outside their premises until further
notice.
All managers or Of all of the different factories
and stores notified to discharge and send home anyone N
employ who has eruption of the skin or complains OF
being sick in any way until further notice.
All persons ordered to clean their premises, and
pecay their back yards alleys and lots and to keep closets
hog pen poultry coops snd outbudngs IN good sanitary
condition by using plenty of lime copeas or carboc acid
All rubbish distractions Of any kind ordered to be
taken out of streets alleys Any person found throwing
duepng eposng in old clothes rags papers
or other debris garbage in the streets alleys will be pun
shed according to the ordinances of the city.
The asha other health officers are ordered to keep
from oang in around the depot except persons on
business or those employed there.
All hoboes or buns and tramps ordered cut Of the
town and the marshals are ordered to keep them out
No person persons broken out with smallpox or any
other ptions will be allowed the streets alleys and
such persons found the streets or alleys will be
prosecuted
Anvone supposed to be afflicted with any kind of eruption
contagious disease are ordered keep off the streets and
stead going the office OF doctor to stay at nome ana seE
for a doctor.
All nersons the heads of families keepers of hotels
boarding or lodging ordered to promptly report to
the Board of Health any and all suspicious cases in their houses
Given under nv hand this 5th day of May, 1902
Ut HESTER, Mayor.