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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
DAIRY MEN.
Commend Senator kearns' Action on
Oleomargarine Bill.

A convention OF dairymen was held
AZ me Oh ces of the Faust Creamery
company this morning.
pregt Harris reported the industry
in a healthy condition. There was a
general increase Of dairy products Of
about 70 per cent FOR the past year
Farmers generally are satisfied ana en-
outraged with the prices milk mas
brought during the past season A
COMMITTEES was appointed to wait upon
the officers OF the Deseret Agricultural
and Manufacturing society with a
New 10 having proper place provid-
ed In the new building for dairy ex-
hibitr 4 committee was appointed TO
draw up resolutions Of thanks and for
ward the same 20 Senator Kearns and
Representauye Sutherland FOR casting
their votes for the protection Of the in
dustry against the fraudulent sale Of
oleomargarine.
JR. Murdoch OF Charleston was
elected president and q. y Harris OF
Richmond secretary and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
BEEKEEPERS.
Convention This Morning Elects Off
GERS for Year.

Beekeepers Of Utah held conyen-
ton In the city and county building,
commencing at 10 o'clock this morn
ing There was a moderately good
attendance and the following named
persons we're elected to serve during
the ensuing year; Il. s. Lovesy presi-
dent; X. r. Rhees and Andrew Nelson,
vice. presidents j. Il, Fagg, secretary.
A plan Of cooperation In the matter
OF marketing the honey product Of the
state was discussed by the members
with the idea OF forming such am asso-
citation. Conditions surrounding the
industry were talked over in connec-
ton with this and O considerable in
terchange of ideas was had which will
prove beneficial
The following county vice-presdents
were also elected for this year;
Salt Lake--W. a. Bills.
Utah-Geo, Hone.
Wasatch--J. A. Smith
Davis--A. r. Stevenson.
Boxelder--J. Hansen
Weber-O. Folkman.
Juab--Thos, BelllstOn,
Washintgon-A. NJ. Winsor.
Tooele-B. Barrows.
Cache--Henry Bullock,
Morgan--T. II. G.. WEIGH.
Uintah-C. G. Bartlett
Emery-Christian Otteson.
Wayne-P. NJ. Grigg.
Carbon--U. Brayner
Sevler--R. A. Lowe
Kane---W, j. II. McAllster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
GENERAL RELIEF SOCIETY con-
FERENCE.

The general conference Of the Relief
society will be held in Salt Lake city
on Monday, April T. 1902. The morn
ing meeting win convene at lO.l5 In the
Latter-day Saints college hall, and the
afternoon and evening sessions viii be
held as usual In the Assembly hall,
commencing at and 1888. p. m.
II Is earnestly desired that each
stake organization OF the Relief society
should be represented by the president,
or one OF the officers, or by an author
ICED representative. A good attend
cnce OF officers and members from all
the several stakes and missions Is
hoped for as there is much Of import
ance to be considered.
The First Presidency, Apostles, Presl-
dents OF stakes. Bishops and brethren
are cordially invited TO attend the
meetings Of the conference,
BATHSHEBA w. SMITH
General President.
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE,
IDA sMOOT DUSENBERRY,
Counselors.
EMAfELINE b. WELLS,
General Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Inventorand Patented. Paid Oct. 22, 1901.
lysis OF the nerves, which can be quick
~ cured by electricity. Its unseen cur
rent puts life and force into whatever
II touches The constant steady life ex-
tended by my new Electric lnyigorator
gives instant relief and never fails 10
cure
The Invigorator has an Indicator ar
rangement showing the patient how
much current he is using and giving
the amount necessary Tor each case.
The first days use will convince that
you have al last found new lie Every
week | am receiving wonderful testi-
Inonials from grateful men after failing
with electric belts. medicines, etc. do
not ask you 10 take MY word for II OF
anyone elsc's but send your name today
ard I will send my new Electric Invig-
orator 10 you for trial In your own
home absolutely free
Address Prof A Crystal, 2Sj Post
once block Marshall Mich, as he Is
anxious 20 have every man know for
himself Just what this new and marvel
Gus lnyigorator viii do Send your name
and address today without fail for a
free trial OF this most wonderful inyig-
orator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
PROVO TANGLE,
Short Line Arxious for Union De-
pot - u. q. W. is Not.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. April 5.-Mayor Taylor and
several prominent citizens with Man
ager Herbert at the depot last even
ing. as he went east ON his special
train Manager Herbert had O. brief
talk with Mayor Taylor while the train
stopped IN regard to the proposed fran
Mise for a depot for which the Rio
Grande Western has asked, and ey-
pressed himself pleased with the site
and desires Of obtaining the franchise,
stating that the intention OF the COM
pauy was TO proceed at once with the
erection Of suitable building as soon
as The franchise rs granted.
Superintendent Welby who came
dOwn with Manager Herbert met a
number 81 business men during the
evening. expressing the same views as
Manager Herbert when asked by
the News representative whether
there was any probability Of union
depot. he replied ihat his company was
open for a proposal from the Oregon
Short Line, but that the latter com.
pany did not seem willing TO come TO
terms Nh Welby returned TO salt
Lake on the 935 train.
Superintendent Young. OF the o, S. L.
came down or the 600 ". c. W. train,
Immediately following the special He
also had am interview with Mayor Tay-
Tor and some OF the leading citizens,
and set forth the side OF the Oregon
Short Line. which Is 10 the effect that
that road Is anxious 90 join lu a onion
depot and that the local officers have
made all possible efforts 90 agree with
the Rio Grande people on the project.
He asked for more time before the
franchise Is granted, for the purpose Of
enabling the @. $. l.. 10 secure the
cooperation Of the r. G. w. though
the influence of railroad officials in the
east. iusemuch az the local officials
cannot bring about this cooperation.
Mr. Young went south on the S;4j 0. 5.
J. train
The ordinance granting the franchise
r. now IN the hands OF Mayor Taylor
for his approval or dlsauproval. and
VIII be reported To the council Mon.
day evening. We is undecided what
20 10 IN the matter. as he does not
wish 20 prevent the r. c.. W. from
building, nor does be like no prove a
measure That win shut Of the ap.
proach the oregon Short Line. as a
depot owned By the n. C. W and bult
when that comnany desires 90 build 70
VIII DO. The Oregon Short Line Off
GERS have announced that n the fran
chise granted. ard the iaf ~ the st.cet
asked for IS obstrucied. they win COM
mence PROCEEDINGS M once 90 enioin
tne u. 9. w. from building.
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SALIVA FOREST RESERVE.
Especial to the 'fNews,")

Washington, D. c., April Ex-senator
Rawlins has received a letter from j.
d, Jensen, chairman of the forest re-
serve committee, urging the speedy es-
tablishement Of the proposed Salina
forest reserve. He says that sheep and
cattle which have been on the desert
all winter will be taken into the hills
inside Of 80 days and 1t is imperative that
the reserve be established before these
herds get on ground The senator has
taken up the matter with the commits
sion Of the land office and urged that
some action be taken at once.
The senate today agreed to amend
the Indian appropriation bill for open
ing the Uintah Indian reservation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
APRIL Is, ARB0R DAY
GOV. Wells Issues Proclamation Cons
corning the Same.

Governor Wells today issued his an
nual proclamation fixing April 18th as
"Arbor day" The proclamation fol-
lows
THE people of Utah are hereby re-
minded that Tuesday, the 18th Of April,
1902, Is "Arbor Day designated and
set aside by law as public holiday to
afford them an opportunity TO adorn
their homes and their surroundings
with trees, shrubs and vines. 1t is
therefore hoped and recommended that
the day will be devoted 20 the purposes
specified, and Il is especially enjoined
upon officers and teachers Of schools
that instruction be given and exercises
prescribed that viii illustrate TO the
children the importance Of forest cul-
ture as the greatest Of all beautitiers
Of the complexion Of nature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
HEWLETT BROS. co.
FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.
Annual Convention Was Held Late
This Afternoon.

The annual convention Of the utah
Forestry association was called to be
held at the Office of State superinten-
dent of instruction c. a, Nelson, IN the
City and county building, at o'clock
this afternoon. Although the hour OF
meeting was so late as to prevent the
News" from getting report gor to-
day there We're Indications that q good
attendance would be on hand and that
discussions of interest would be mad
especially In view OF the Proposed re-.
serves Of forests by the department OF
the interior. lnasmuch as members OF
the association are in favor Of increase
OF forestry In Utah, the action OF the
convention upon that subject Will be
watched with effectiveness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
AN ORDINANCE

~
AN ORDINANCE FIXING TIE ~. w,
pensation OF the officers az w ai,i III,
OF the Fire Department OF S'''
City. ,,o. c.u,,a Z
Salt Lake city, Utah: :, a.s on.
Sec. l. That Section u y ~, pn
nance creating and ofgailslhk ,ns-5fd
Department Of Salt Lake wy t,,si
March 22nd. 1893, be amehoei e,mpsts.
follows. The salaries aua ~. "A ns
ton of the officers ana isg'lisuy.
Fire Department shall Pc as az r..
Chief OF Fire Department ,se,inl "
annum; Inspector OF Streett !. tl u VIZ D..
ties to be performed by Chis. !" ig,sisr,
partment. 30004 per ahheia,, .iss eaih
Chief. sl,sS0.09 per anngm, s ap'9iiss esiA
81 go 20 per annum Ll ,,'inssrs ,Slh
81 0A.00 per annumi III ss,ac,ridan pi
10000 per annum CIV 'poilee Alant
SUPERINTENDENT Of Fire aio T.. rV asd Ops
81 1000 per annum; seclelai'
tor. 81 .0sa09 Per anngn. u.,.e m5nihs
Flromcn: During his' u.sconi ihie'
sf0ND per month eaeh, X, thIrd ihrf
months, $500 per month ea' I'm iosi'i
month. 500 per monu. ,ris each ~
three months. Stag prl n MN each. NJ
Tor one year. 500 per wan haze AZ
vlded that any person WY ~, ,,,1 wear IN ~
isfactorlly served az least ,yhni,.;hree ysn
denartment az any time VIZ VIZ" shall con
nrior 10 his re-en'p lQsn.h"' wlth o. ~
,nence at 1000 per rluntVy IL eath ihs,
vance OF 500 per m9h,2s s ~ maximum q
months service unu VIZ W.. sslarits sl.l
"a an he reached. The e9y,, ,,s oui o. "
he Maid in equal installll'eeYs'ss ach and r.
civ Treasury at The emu " ~.
81 sec p Al ordinance, q. 81 p prs hereby r.
an T in conflict hereW''" - q.
pG sss' 3. This ordinance 'D''' -,
fect npon approval, c.,nrn Of Salt W y,
Passed BIZ the CITY c ,.ls md reiefrea "
CIV I'tah, March ~ isoaysi
he Mayor for his iap6n NysTR0M
D. " ciiy Rte'iI.sll
vetoed hy the Mayor ap nnaiodly 81 "
hy more than tWo.lini'N'
Council, April Isl l,,c5rTREl,L, lk,a
prcsident. o. .s S9' County Of -
s,ste Of Utah. Ciiy anu ~
lake. sS..,rom. cpy Recorda,slTl = iil,l
va civ, Utah, 90 Hrisis fall .,.l,i
X In have and fofeeolDn., Alnance ehu wv,
"a correct copy ~ ~, 'rsrnfnsat.' n,
mntra ordinance nxing W. n Inc Fie, 4,
~ o M and meWne'cs ,ty." Pass,
sa,tnent Of Salt lsiNsi. Take CIV, ~
~ ttty Council on ~ he The Nav, =,
s'erch 18th ial2, vete' Nan two-te..ss'
lain nassed by NOR srrn let w. ~
sf,s,v on the Councli ihsyc hcre.,s vi
'o on witness whereof ,hc cerr'i =, "A
nv ham and a., an'i, "a, sth dal o "
~ salt Lake CRY '''' ..-poa
1872 J. O a.. Rsc0f1H
lseaD CIV
BIZ No, 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

the number Of each sex being equal
For the same period 10 deaths were re-
ported Z males and females. In
addition to these three bodies were
brought here for interment
At the close Of last report, there
were q cases Of scarlet fever In quar-
antine, During the week six new
cases developed and ii were released
leaving 10 cases In the city With the
exception Of the week ending Feb. l.
when II cases were Guaranteed this
Is the lowest number recorded within
the last six months The new cases
of dlphtheria increased two as compar-
ed with last week. having been re-
ported The total number now In
quarantine Is IA, four more than last
week. One case OF smallpox was re-
ported and one discharged, leaving 3
cases IN the city. the same az last
week. There were IS cases OF measles
and one case Of chicken pox reported in
addition TO the above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
ANOTHER Q, ~ $. STORY.
Colorado & Southern to be Divided
Between q. r. and Santa Fe.

Denver colo. April 1.-THE Repub-
lican today says that Il has the in
formation from good authority that the
Colorado a Southern railway Will be
divided between the Union Pacific and
Santa Fe roads, the former taking the
lines north Of Denver and the latter
those running southwark. IT also says
that the Colorado q Southern's inter-
est in the Colorado Midland road viii
be offered for sale at auction The ais
position II the South Park branch OF
the Colorado and Southern continues
the Republican, has not yet been ar
ranged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
Kansas Election Law Decision,

Topeka, Kan, April 5.-The supreme
court today decided that the new BIZ
ennial election law does not give the
governor power to appoint successors
to the county sheriffs who have been In
Office four years, They wllretaln their
office until the next election The opin-
ion holds that there are no vacancies
in the office OF sheriff which the gov
ernor il authorized to MI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
MRS MAuDE SPENCER DEAD
Succumbs to Consumption Wounded
Man Contracts Pneumonia,
Especial to the News. }

Provo, April 5-Mrs Maude Spencer
Layton, wife Of Edgar Layton, died at
her home In this city today Of consump-
ton. She was born IN Rlchheld on
Oct. IT, 1871, and was telegraph oper-
ator at that place for several years.
She also served one term as county re-
cordur Of Seyier county She lived for
some time In California, also IN Salt
Lake, but resided in Provo for the past
year or SO. She leaves husband and
two children and a host of friends to
mourn her death
The funeral Will be- held from the
Fourth ward meeting house tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock
SMITHS SERIOUS CONDITION.
Don Smith, the man who was shot at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
CO. Ids

Cotton q few days ago and who was
brought TO Provo to be treated, has
contracted pneumonia and Is In a very
serious condition. His wound Is
healthy enough but having been a
heavy drinker his case Is regarded az
almost hOpeless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
100 ACRES LAND FREE.

100 acres fine land and water near
Rexburg, Idaho, FOR rent free for i've
years, in return Tor cultivating IT,
Stock farm for sale cheap. Easy
terms, Wood river country Idaho.
GLEN MILLER.
6 w. Flrst South ST.. salt Lake CIty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Largest establishment in Utah cut
flowers by mail, telephone or tele-
vraph. orders solicited. VISIT the
greenhouse while IN town Prices
reasonable. ;. l.. Floral CO.. between
nth and 18th South on State street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
New Life
For Men
Marvellous Nerve'FOrce Impaired by a
New and Startling Discovery Every
Weak, Nervous, or Enteebled Man
Should Give it Test.
FREE ON TRIAL.
Send Your Name and Address Today and Be
itionq and Vigorous all Your life.

A well known professor has made
the fortunate discovery that what has
heretofore been known as Lost Vitality.
rheumatism, 3ackachc Kidney Tfou-
bles. EARLY Decay. Lack of Nerve
Force and Vigor, Nervous Debility. and
Lost Vitality are all due 10 pafa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

AT the Tabernacle tonight the choir
viii rive an entertainment entitled
Through California with the Choir'
illustrated by stereopticon views.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
FREE CONCERT DAILY

We invite the public to oar aIe ',
Concerts, given daily from y . !. a 4
s TO s p. m. d. o. Callers sons W.
and Al w. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
HEALTH REPORT.
Decrease in Scarlet Fever and an In'
crease In Diphtherla Cases.

For the week ending April ., e
births were reported In Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
~ ~

DR.. Humphreys "7T' breaks up
Colds, Grip, Influenza, Catarrh, PANS
and soreness In the head and CHEST
Cough. Sore Throat, General Prosua-
ton and Fever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

An people are interested alike IN the
Three Crown baking powder Whioh
gives more quality as well as quah''ly
for a quarter OF a dollar than Is iouna
In any other brand. We are making Il
feature OF this product We KNOW il5
right ana know II win do the best ser
Wee In the homes Of the people. we
know its qualities, we are here to an,
swer for lis work and you may depend
on IT, When We say its reliable you
don't need to take our word we guar
antee # as right. You see the adVah-
tage OF that Price Zoe per pound
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
TO CURE GRIp ~ rwO DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Q unine removes
the cause. b. w. Groves signature
on every box. Price 25 cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
AFTERNOON pgsqoy.

There was prompt assemhsgr 81
delegates 10 The convention at O'Clock
on account OF the fact that Hon Is'tf
Simpson, whose fame "a 8 member y
Congress from Kansas has long ben
Of a national character, would ldiTes
the nesting this af'en eoh Pr''IisI'
Smith also announced that iA,r Voih
be addresses by sir Ntns J HHel,
barth, vice president q o. nluoA
livestock association, aud Hon jams
II. Moyle.
Previous 90 the address Of eI'VU'
gresham Simpson the resolutions e1h'
mlttee reported favorably ne w,
presented this morning, the lelstS
which are given IN this moinlnn q
port, and the constitution ana w
committee was reporting whs
News" columns closed for the oN'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

protection from irrlgato-s luis.,
from the proceedings Of the recent mi,
CATION convention. Msny 5tattmssl,
made there were erroneous, and ,spd
bic men knew it, "and I want "a M
that those who made these stat,nml
knew they were Incorrect
Mr.. Anderson OF MantI found ,A,ttl
the Ills that have come by -tapa 4
floods In sanpete county have he Nh
the the sheep industry. Hs ttl-s
was that these floods were caused "
cloudbursts and timhtr cutting ia A.
watersheds, Most Of tho deyagas-
had occurred below the timber Me-
where the earth had betN denui.d 4
its natural covering. rl1,k masters /,
HIS county had restricted the rights q
irrigators and had kept their sheen h.
the watersheds Of cities and towns
PAYsoN RESERVE
President Smith read istier frn
Congressman Sutherland wltr Iefern
10 forest reserves, saying that SON
Withdrawals will certainly be made
but that Il should he the objs.t d
sheepmen TO prevent thoss MEASURES
from being too drastic and ,vapins
Recess was had WITH Ann
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Mid cases not chronic often by one or two bot
Ties. At all druggss
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| don't claim that the Treatment Is certain.

There conditions like which medicine cannot
cure Aud other diseases sometimes reach stage help
But where medicine can cure never fail
Ny show that 80 Of who get those six
bottles pay for them Yet not penny accepted II cannot
claim that sick who neglecs such An offer wrongs
himself needed help would test any remedy which any
good physician offered plan like that.
that physician had faith pay for the treatment
II II failed, would have faith enough to take It.
succeed because have discovered way srenrt
the inside don't doctor the organ that weak but
bring back the which makes that organ act This
power alone operates the vital organs weakness
anywhere means only the lack OF a.
You cannot be vel until those nerves are strong
Don't you want to know treatment which cures 80 out OF
each 40 who take u?
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II | Succeed
You Pay But $3.50
Ii | Fail, | Will Pay for Your Treatment
Myself.
Send No Money, but Ask for NY Book.

YOU consider that please tell me the name Of
one; state which book 20 send.
That is all asl-just postal card
viii do just I say I viii ofer a treatment which
spent lifetime in learning, and the sick may en-.
tirely my risk
II II fails. 10 is free
with the book will send order your druggist for six
bottles DIT Shops Restorative. win authorize druggist
10 let take 1t for month II does what claim the
Is only $3.50 II II falls, win pay your druggist myself
win trust to your honor and leave the decision you
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Simply state which book you
want and sddi esi Dr. shoop Box
7l3, Racine. Wis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

j" about twelve years since rst saw Hoods sarssps.
ra advertised and va began using 1t Spring medicine
We have used every year since with good results
mend 1t others for impure blood and that tired feeling
ARs |. STEWART, Caridge, Pa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
cOMMITTEEs APPOINTED.

Upon motion OF the convention, Pres
ident Smith appointed a committee on
revision OF constitution and bylaws as
follows. Ed Kearnes, \. d. lind ay,
Preston Blair. Jens Nelson end Joseph
f. Wright. Also committee on reso-
lutions as follows: John G. Sharp, b.
II. Callister, J, S. os;ler, Jos. M. Jen-
son and r. G. Jensen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB, 1s, 1909. =

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. Is. 1909.
AND RlFEFOURTEsSld LII.
STREET STATION.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
1920 A. NJ. No. 0. daily for Durham. n. T..
panviiie, and all local stations, South. Gen.sss-
Inc at Burkeville With Norfolk and Western
Railway for Farm7ille, Lynehourg ana az local
stations West; at Jefrays for local stauons on
Norfolk division to Danviile; at oxford ZOE
Henderson,. ,,-,t, 4,.,. 5,,,x- 10.
sIsonrille and all FIorld. points. Havana. Mas
snv etc Connects at Moseley with Farmytlle
and Powhatan Railroad; ut GREENSBORO Ior pur-
ham Raleigh md Winston.Salem at charlotte
,vith No as United States Fast Nali; soid tram,
dali for New Orleans and points south. which
carries sleepers to New Orleans. DTawlng hoom
SLEEPER Richmond to Atlanta and Birmingham.
Through train with sleeper, SALISBURY " Ael-
mis-. Dining Car serTiee. ,.u.
.o1 - x*I,nta. Augusta, Jacksonville End points
son+h Sleeper for Danville. Greensboro Sails
bury Charlotte open At ok sna For,da
Mace ~. and Southwestern Limited which carries
through sleepers to Augusta; saysnnah Jack
snnv;iie. Tampa, Nashville. Memphis: Atlanta,
G, nrieans. etc Complete Dining Car service.
s1so pnIIman Tourist Slcepec Mondays: Wednes-
days and Fridays WASHINGTON to San san FL nae
" no1s. MEXICO and California.
IN a 10 p NJ. No. II. local daily. except Sunday.
ZOE ne TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND,
400 A. n and 5:43 P. r.. from Atlanta. Al
gusts Jaehson.is and al points sopt Station,
AK n from Durham. Charlotte, Danville
Anu 'n''N LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos. 81 and 81. between Manchester ana
Noano1iB.