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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-06
n |VR s w Norfolk
NOVEMBER 81, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BYRD-STEEET

NOVEMBER 81, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BYRD-STEEET
STATION.
900 a. VI, NORFOLK LIIITED, Arrives
yVnycrly and Suffolk, Stops ut Wakefield only
"a let of passengers holding tickets from Rich
ine a.n5 a. III, THE Chicago EXPRESS for
1ynchh,ir. Roaneke, Columbus and Chicago
iinTat Parlocs Car Petersburg to Roanoke Full.
wan SIceper Roanoke To ColEmbcsi also for
I.ristoi Knoxville and Cha ttanoosa Pullman
SIeener Roanoke TO Knoxville.
e.oo p. AZ. uCEAN-SHoI,E LIMITED. Arrive
Sarfn,k eco r. NJ. Stops only ut Petersburg,
W. w" rnrIv and Suffolk. Connects at Norfolk with
stasncrs to BOSTON. Providence, New York. Bal
timcre and Washington.
:. = = % u, NJ for Suffolk. Norfolk and interme-
d;.ts stations Arrives at Norfolk at s10:io L. NJ.
ui a.iO p. NJ for Lynehburs and Roanoke. Com
notss nj II ynchburg with Washington and Chat
Eeso Iimitet Pullman S1eepers .Lynchbur:
~ lsSfsmphis and New Orleans. CUTE, Parior and
SIIsnsrvatjou Chr Radford to Alfalfa, Ala. Pull,
nsm Sleeper between Kichnosl aud .LynchhlIrs.
,,arths ready for occupancy at 5 40 r NJ Also,
tn,1in,sn Sleeper Petersburg and Isoanoke.
'T.ains arrive Richmond from LynchhurG and
,,a Vest daily at 1875 a, ii: and 8:a6 T. 81
f fram Norfolk and the East ut l1:1o a. A.. 1l:i2
III and $3.50 r. NJ.
2. onjcemSo, SIS Main Street.
City Pass. and Ticket AGt.
c. II. BoSLEY. Dis. rass. ACT.
". B. BEv1LL- Geu. Pass. Agt.
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FOUND IT.
Coffee Was Doing the Work in Good

Members OF The same family are affected
ainerentiy by aoffee drinking One
may feei The effect in q disordered stom-
slch, while another may have no trouble
With the stomach so far as known. but
have palpita,ioIi of the heart and f;na4ly
ORGANIC hcsrs uiscasc. or perhaps in an
tt!ier The kidneys may become affected.
as an illustration. a family in Muir
l,hysboro, ~. reports an experience
Mrs Cole discovered that the sour stosn-
ach and nervous, restless nights were
caused by coiIee drinking. Her mother
suffered from nervousness when coffee
was used. wn,,o tie brother Of the fam
iir became a wreck directly from coffee
thinking.
Msa. Cole, in her letter, says, referring
10 her brother: lie went from one ply
stefan to another, and his case puzzled
them all until he had tried Il different
physicians Some thought IiG had apo
piexy, others locomotor ataxia, some
sdy!sed eperstions to relieve the press.
ure at certain points, altogether his c.lsc
became SO aicrul., 6 that we were afrala
ia have HIM alone lie frequently falr..
&C away. and WAS in a most wretche
condition.
Finally one OF the physicians sus-
Eegted that possibly coffee brought on
some Of the symptoms. SO he was pnr-
use Of Postum Food Coffee. Then he
began to recover and day by Cay the
old troubles left Now he has gotten en-
tirely well. has gained about 50 pounds
and ig the picture of health. OF course
he and his family use Postum regularly.
lie says he would as soon drink q spoon
full of poison as of old fashioned coffee.
When we first began to make Postum
1T was boiled but few minutes and mono
of. us liked It, but since we began max
ing it properly by having It boil long
enough TO bring out the favor we all
consider it superior to the old fashioned
coffee 1t Is delicious when made right.
and that IS easy.
"a number Of our friends have been
cured OF various ailments by leaving off
coffee and using Postum With Mrs.
tho coffee a1nsed smothering
sensation, bloating and serious trouble
witt, the heart. She has entirely rccoy-
cred since changing from common coffee
TO Postum. ..-.--ss-s,.s..-
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That Iron Gate Rank.

Mr.. William IL Royal returned yester-
day from Washington, where he argued
before the Supreme Court of the United
States iii the, Bank of Iron Gate protest
against the payment of 10 per cent. Fede-
raj tax on It's issues of notes.
Tho case is a famous one. having gone
through several lower courts where de-
.cisions were rendered against the bank.
MIR. Royal holds that the tax is pro-
htEitiye and unconstitutional. He has no
idea when the decision will be handed
down.
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.rnAnspoarArror LIVES.
Richmond II FREDERICKSBURG 4
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH e, 1862.
4:o7 daily. ,ro,n z;yrd Stree. SIN tien
for Washington and beyond Stops q t aii tfor..
ears %
s:45 a. IT,. daily. from 5Iain,Street Station.
( Florida ami Aetroipiltan Limited fes w ashins
p S1Gips q se
other than usual Pullman charge. Dining Car.
a. except AIonlay from Byrd Get
and aats and Msns
: Puiiman cnrs. No 1nxtra fare other than usual
Pullman charge Dining Car.
7:2s A.. AZ. except SUNDAY. from Elba Station,
augmentation for Ashland aud intermediate
points.
500 A. N. Sunday only. from Byrd, Street
Eiba. Glen 4 Hen and local stations, Ashla7d 70
2uantie3. inclusive. occo1uan aud AleSana u
I Bunet Pavlor Car.
$3.50 A. A.. except Sunday, from Byrd.5rrcss
Station for Washington and beyond steps at at
6 Glen AIlsn and ssa 5
Station for and steRs a.
3 and Alexandria. Buffet Parior Car. Connects
with Congressional Limited.
SOS e H., daily from Main Street Staten fos
FFrcdericksbusg and Alexandria. Sleeping Car TO
suaaay tFcn, gssas.rssas
intermediate points.
s:1s P. NJ. daily. from Elba Station for
bur; und Alexandria NV Sleeping pii Car to New
York. Dining Car.
sse e. s from Ess ss
points. tNsiiis'0
500 n. daily; from Bvrdstrses st alto,
Ter WashipStoa S!o,s at Epa
Brooke wideWater. ouantIco and Alexandris.s
Stops at other stations Sunday slsepins CIV, NJ
Philadelphia.
l1;1o 2. N, except Sunday, from, Elba Sta
ton, accommodation Tor Ashland and interme-
TRAINS ARRIVE R1cHs1oND-seuTH
6:so A. n, except Sunday at Loa sta1i w. :,
sts sHS e5sfgt Sunday at s
asEaT E4ssse sfsa
burg, Milford, Boswell. Ashland and Elbs Stops TOPS.
Ct IT., other stations Sunday. Sleeping Car New
25s except Sunday Byrssese
500 F: NJ. daily at Eiba Station. stops at
AszansrIa and Ersassiekshurs Sleeping Car
900 7. ~. daily at Main-strret Station;
stops at Aexnndris W.; peswei
accommodation from Ashland and intermediates
daily p s,ssH
$40 P. NJ, daily. Mt Byrd-Styeet Station
stops at local stations. washington to Ashland.
1929 r. A., daily. Mt Atain-Street Station.
Florida and Metropolitan Limited, stops at
Alexandria. Fredericksburg. boswell aud Ash
land All Pullman cars. No extra fare other
than usual Pullman charge. Dining Car.
ll:0o P. NJ. except Sunday. at Elba Station.
accommodation from Ashland.
1l:f0 7. NJ. except Sunday; ut Byrd:Stree
Station, New York and Florida Special Make no
stops. All Pullman Cars. No extra fare other
than usual Pullman charge. Dining Car.
w. d. DUKE. General Manager.
Z. T. D. MYERS. President
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Atlantic coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. 10, 1907.
TRAINS LEAVE RIeHM0Np--Ry HDSTREEu

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE jan. u. 1909.
TEAMS LEAVE RIeHMoSD --BF HDsSrREEu
$500 a. H.. NORFOLK LIMITED. dauy. Ar
rIsss Petersburg osl a p a9 NJ
500 a. IT.. daily. arrives Petsrsburs o;4s a.
NJ. Weldon 100 - A., Ssyssseyiis 80 2.
Jacksonville $50 A. Port Ian,pa z 40 E. NJ.
connests wilson with No. AZ arrsrfpY GSis-
! man sleeper New YORK to Jacksenvil.e.
ss dais i saday arsass.
prswry,s .lur. scss.raiia and chester on signal
800 r; a.. Ocean SHORE LIMITED: . daily.
Al. Stops oniysaf Peterastrs. Waseriy and SUI
$50 z. A.: aaiiy. except sunday. arrives rs.
nossy Mount $500 4. NJ Makes all intermediates
sos r: NJ. daily. Local. Arrives Petersburg
t:g W :. A., Makes III stops. .,.r,,,
ssaanests With norfolk and Western sor Neseeas
ssonnssts with a. and 5. for stations hesussa
EEmpstia and LawrenesyilIel. Weldon a;Ss
Savannah s:1o l. VI. Iaessonsille 12:l5 2. 81.
NV si:s tn1.Ra 1 Fo aI6nhn GEORGIA rorsrs
s.. atsnt huis:sa ~ A , Nm Mac MISsa is
Pullman sIeepsrs New M lns.aas % Wilmington.
Snasrlsston. Jacksonville. Port Tamra. Augusta
NJ, connect at Petersburg with Norfols and
M Roaness S arriving r Lgaeh1 T
Puinan Sleeper Rich uond to LynchburH.
!!:s9 T.. ". daily. Arrive Petersburg 1910 IN.
.-I:5o PM., daily, except Sunday. tho New
York and Florida Special Arrive CnsrIeston s:S6
~. A., Savannah 1880 A. 81, Jacksonville 2.wl
F. A., st. Augustine 400 2. ~. Tampa, 1870
- TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
5:5I a. NJ, daily. from Jacksonville. savan.
man. ma, Charleston, Atlanta. Macon. Augustn and
$40 4. H.. daily. except Monday from Tam;
Pr. st Augustine, Jacksonville. Savannah ana
7:ss ); Il: daily, from Petersburg. Lynehours
s;4a A. NJ. daily. except Sunday. PETERSBURG
11;1o A. NJ. daily, except Sunday. from Colds;
borg and intermediate Stations. SorfolS anu
l1:1o a; NJ. sundar only. from Norfolk. saf-s
ll:sa a. NJ. daily. from Nortois. Suffolk ard
a:l5 :. NJ. daily. except Sunday, from rster.-
$50 r ", daily. from Norfolk, surolk ans
7:45 P. n. daily. from Miami, Fort Tampa.
Jacksonville. Savannah. Charleston, Wilmington,
Colds boro and all points South.
a:55 P. NJ, daily, from Petersburg, Lynch.
r IL. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
J. i. kENLY. General Manager.
H. NJ. EMERSON, Zeal Pass. Agt-
G. S. CAMPBELL. DIV. Pass Ast.
SIS East Main Street
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mia Embrey.
BY Mr.. Allen; To amend Code fsection
S7G6l in relation to punishment for attempt
at housebreakinE.
BY Mr.. Sipe: To amend the Code so as
to allow churches to own personal prop
erty.
BY Mr.. Bland: To amend the charter
Of the Virginia Transportation Company.
BY Mr.. Woodward: TO incorporate the
Norfolk City and Suburban Railway
Company. The capital stock is from s10,-
600 to 100000. The company proposes to
build a car line from Norfolk to Bcmps-
Vile and to use steam or electricity.
BY Mr. Sebrell: Making it a nlisde-
meanor for any person TO use or repeat
abusive, insulting or slanlerous language
against any female.
BY Mr. Ware: For the relief of c.. II.
Howe.
BY Mr.. Angel: Extending the time to
120 days in which to file and perfect liens
by general contractors for work or ma
terial,
BY Mr.. Gent: Amending the act in re-
lation to liability Of telegraph companies
for negligence in. the delivery Of tcle-
grams q.
BY Mr.. Whitehead: To Incorporate the
Chesapeake Transit Company. The COM
pany seeks a charter to btsifd a line from
the City of Norfolk, through Norfolk OF
Princess Anne county ITO the: Atlantic
Ocean, and to extend its line westwardly
to the Virginia boundary. The
capital stock. is from s5o,ooo to 100000. !.
PLACED ON THE CALENDAR.
The following House bills We're placed
on the calendar
BY Nh. Stcarnes: To protect game in tie
county of James City and the town OF
Williamsburg.
BY Mr.. Smith: A bill to repeal an act
approved February 2Sth, 1000, entitled an
act to amend and re-enact an act to pro-
hibit hogs from running at large in the
county of Warren, approved February
14th. 1898,
BY Mr. Purdy: To authorize the Board
OF Supervisors of Greenesviie to relieve
e. l.. Burress from the payment of GER
tain delinquent taxes due for county and
district purposes.
BY Mr.. Settle: To amend and re-enact
an act to prohibit hogs from running at
large in the county Of Rappahannock.
BY Mr.. Lycll: To authorize l.. NJ. Thomas
and Son TO erect a pier aud Suard-house
on Morattico creek, Rappahannock river.
BY Mr.. NcFeak: TO allow Marion Mar
shalt. deputy treasurer of Carroll county.
further time within which to distrafn
and collect certain tax tickets for which
he has accounted to the State
BY Mr.. Hunley: To authorize certain OF
the securities of l., C. Thomas, late
treasurer of Matthews county, to buy and
distrain for the collection Of certain tax
bills in their hands.
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Mrs. Page Endows a Church.

The sum of $4,000 has been settled by
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page upon the trus-
tees of the Protestant Episcopal Church
IN the diocese Of Virginia, to be known
as '"rhe Fork Church. ST. Martins Par
ish. Fund. - It Is primarily for the care
o: the church and also the Nelson Page
section OF the burving-ground,
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Property Transfers.

Richnon Annie L. BROKER TO p. G.
Post, 1G feet on south side Of Pulliam
/ Street, Is 6-12 feet west Of Prentiss Street
$3.50.
q Huck B I1ir and wife to; trustees Of the
sCoiored Methodist Episcos,al Church. lot
Triangular in shape, fronting Is feet on
west side OF Seventh Street, 80 1912 feet
north Of Crouch Street, =S5s5.s.
M. Lamb Il. Ma rSb Let Il, perst salty
sUred In corNIuctia the Business known as
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80 90, Pas'ng'r Trains.
$500 LeaVeand Arrive
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 10, $780,
- y rIsr -afAIN.SrEEEsr STATION

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 10, 1902.
NEW HAIN-STEEEr STATION
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$500 AN, daily, local to Old FONT, Norfolk
and Portsmouth. tarlor. Car
1910 A. ~, except Sunday, local to Clifton
Forge. Connects for Orange. Culpeper. Calvertou
1926 A.. NJ, daily. for Lynchburs:. Lexington
Rosney, .Albcrcno and New Castle
2:1o r. ~, ezcert Sunday washington and
ParIor and Observation cars, Washington to Old
Point without change. 49,.
s:a5 3: ~. daily, "st: h Louis aud Chicago
natl Il oufsville and St. Louis. Five to eight
hours quickest line West. Connects for Virginia
Hot Springs. Local train follows ST. Louis Lin.
eco p. NJ, daily, local to Old Point, Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Pullman to Old Point. Con.
meets at Old Point with washington. Baltimore
and Cape Charles steamers
Sis p. N, except Sunday. to Bremo.
5ss : e dslg t. pnsg train
Connects at Virginia Hot Springs Pullman to
Hinton. connecting with Parlor Car to Cincinnati
and Pullman to Cincinnati, LOUISVILLE ana the
Ne ARRIVE NEW afAIN-sTREET STATION.
400 a. NJ except Sunday. from boswell.
S:30 A. NJ, daily, from Cincinnati.
9 1890 x. NJ, daily, from Norfolk and Ports
N.Y. IL noou., except sunday. from Norfolk ana
s:so ?. NJ, daily, from Cincinnati.
6:35 r. NJ. daily, from Clifton Forge and
I,rnrhhIirc. and except Sunday from New Castle.
i IsHLn r. and buckingham Branch.
Gas P. n. daily, from Norfolk and Ports
s:i5 r. ~, except Sunday, from Clifton Forge
APPLY s}Eee e Sinrphss Hotel OF New ain-street
Station Tiykat Offices, for further !nformati ton
-. - : r. T, A. G.. 2. A.
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& PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RY.
Beginning Sunday, Feb. 18th.

Cars ieave corner Of Hull Street and
Petersburg Turnpike, Manchester. every
alternate hour from 6 A. NJ. to- 10 p. NJ
street every alternate hour from s "A
4 NJ to 10 r. NJ,
Transfers may be- tanned to or from
Richmond and .Petsrsbnrs.ears from or
Richmond PassengersandP Power Co.
@ Similar trnnsferssm may be obtained to or
from all lines in PETERSBURG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-06
Heptasopf1s Entertained.

At the Installation Of officers and La
dies Night of the Improved Order of Hep
tasophs, Richmond Conclave, No. l62, on
Tuesday evening. a delightful musical
programme was rendered by the Cowardin
Orchestra, Messrs. Davis, Lon Wilson and
DouShtys and Miss Rosa Grasberger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-06
YORK-RIVEB LINE, WEST " so,x,
THE FAyoaITE ROUTE North.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

= =
$3.50 r. 81. No. 15, Baltimore Limited. daily,
Nssf Point with steamers for Baltimore and
Work River landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and
s:i5 r.. NJ, No. 10. Mondays; Wednesdays and
mra..iats stations. Connects With stage at Is1tef
Manor for WalkeFton aud TappahaDnccx.
ZOO A. 81 No. "a. local mixed. leaves daily,
exes1t Su1tdsy fnr. Yves. Point and .n.ermediata
stntiens3 connecting With stage ae Lester HannF
Tor Vai,serton and Tappah1unock-
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a:l5 A. w. daily, from West Point. with con-.
,eetien from Baltimore. Wednesdays. fridays
ie:45 i. ~. 30. Q, Wednesdays and fridays.
h.1b p NJ, daily. except Sundays. trcn Ness
Point and intermediates ststinns.
Steamers leave West Point aIondays; Wedaet.
days and FRIDAYS at $50 +. 81 arriving Baitt-
more s:3e a. ~.
Steamers cali at Alnersis, elayhans and Glou-
ssssHa s As.s @. wESTHuRY.
District Passenger Agent,
go e. Maia Street. Riehnsend Va.
s.. H. HAEnWicK.
Ce,.ersl PASSENGER Agent.
r. s.. CANNON.
Third Vice. President and General Nanayess
washington. D. c,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-06
MISS VIRGINIA CRANES i | |:
Tells How 81 ospit a1 z siciansf
Use and Rel = Epo Il ydia b.
Pinkham's egeta ble g Q M
DONnd. @

ss.s DEAR Mrs. PIKKHAsf::3----- Twelve
years continuous service at the sick
bed in some Of our prominent hospi-
tails, as well as at private homes, has
given me varied experiences with the
y Diseases ~ women + have nursed some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-06
FROM NEW YORK

csI,t Sunday, from company.s pier. No.
IS RNorth River, alta p. NJ, Tor Old Point
Comfort and ,n aoos{SSil a ana with
Ixestapn trains for Richmond Sr III
new ves steamer Brandon; leaving Norfolk
1SIe Thursday and Sunday at.7P. NJ
TTGREIGHT received and forwarded daily.
fS Tiaisets' on sale at 'compuny's office, No.
1910 - Main Street. Richmond Trans.
for for COMPANY. no. ns East Main Street;
NV NV III Rjirhmond and Petersburg eIennts
R E.n Baggage checked through tc
all points ;ear,,,. tia,
: ot JOHN f. MAYER. Agent.
M 121a p. Main Street. edmond, Va,
= General offices. No. 81 Beech Street,
corner West stree: New E! York Tor, y.
ii. Is. WALKER. Traffic Manager. ~
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Old Dominion.
Steamship Co.
Daily Line for Now York. the MORT.
and East
FROM RlCHMOND.

PAsSENGERS can leave DAII,y az.
cept Sunday. BY Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
way at 9 An; via Norfolk. and 2:1O r.
and r. NJ. by N. & ": Hallway via via
Norfolk, both lines connecting with direct
steamers sailing same day, or by com.
Monday, "Wednesday. and Friday at p
NJ arriving Norfolk at A. M than
transfsrrlngs t. S Ne no TGrk steamer
FREIGM Norris lof received and eastern and
daily, except Sundny, at CompanyS':ss
xv,ha RI Rockets.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
Norfolk aud Western Issues Circular Of Rates
to Dallas, Texas,

Mr.. w. B. Bevill, general passenger
agent Of the Norfolk and Western, has
issued a circular to agents of the road
giving rates to the Confederate Veterans
Reunion to be held in Dallas, Tex. April
22d to 18th. Tickets will be sold April
18th, 18th and 2otn, with the final limit
May I'd, with privilege Of extension under
certain requirements to May 10th.
MI. N. b. Baird, Of Atlanta, travelling
passenger. agent for the Cotton Belt
Route. YVES in the city recently, repre-
scnting his route with the Virginia roads
to be used by them in the Dallas travel.
Mr., Baird stated that his road had ar
ranged for parking cars. during the re-
union to be accepted by their passengers
during their stay at Dallas.
Tic return ticket from petersburg. adj
ycrtised by the Norfoll. and Western is
$3.50.
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MISS VIRGINIA CRANES,
President Of Nurses Association atertowu, M.
most distressing cases Of inflammation
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MISS VIRGINIA GRANEs-s500o forfeit il
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Lydia f. Pinlsham's Vegetable
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Mrs, Pinknan advises sick WFo.
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3 aA i'm g
BalEzra ore
Via C. & 0. Railway and
Old Point.
Ii. S MAIL ROUTE.

Leave RehraoH,al via ehs ,sn5szst ana
Ohio Ra nnnastfings at Old Point with the
M:. e eo nies rnsrs OF the Old Bay Line, leav-
s SUP 81 S:is p. NJ, arriving BaItimore $40
a ", !Haa.r .ti,s Fast and West. Short rail
trans = All night on one of-ths finest
T Ties ae in Southern waters Returning.
s rive Richmond 10 a. A.: daily. except
Mo GI1l sn;.1.ets and general information ap-
:. Z General offices Chesapeake and Ohio
RFa!iwaY Riehm s, g. alanslef company
ana iooo i-'''s Norfolk. Virginia.
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Following is a comparative statement OF
gross earnings of the Chesapeake and
Clio for fourth week of February: 1907,
$50, 1u.65; 1901, s2sl,l4SG2; increase. sl3.-
&c 49, For tho month OF February $50.
eos 5s6.s7; 1901. SIZES increase sSe.-
(
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Below are estimated earnings Of the
Southern Railway system for fourth week
of February: Southern Railway Com
ppny. exclusive Of st. Louis-Louisville
sI.ines-This year, s677. $50; last. year, $685.
lI7; decrease, s14,4Ss. Southern Railway,
ST. Louis-Louisville Lines-This year, s54,-
GAG, last year, So, 0ooS; increase, $331S.
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SPECIAL TICKET ARRANGEMENT
SEABOARD AIR Line r IL WAY
nv spec,aI arrangement. tickets read
#;re- over the Seahoard, via Portsmouth,
MarfoIk will be hanored over the route
s az the through car line-the route to Old
Point Via Richmond.
These arc advantages not offered b.
any other line. 81 -. ....
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Statement of estimated sross earnings
Of the Norfolk and Western for fourth
week Of February. s235, Oh; same week
PREVIOUS year, ss546O7: decrease, $50, 56S.
Total for month to datei f,saI61o: same
Period previous year. s1,22sS,977; decrease.
s:G,aO7. July LIST, 1901, to- latest date. SILL
aa'n;.440: same period previous year, sl0,-
ss.s5, Cos; increase, S56sS335.
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weakness, lost vitality, night losses. yari-
cocele, etc, and enlarge small Weak Or.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-06

.hscd OF ar. Whitehead, OF NORFOLK.
moved to fnRc up out OF Its order tho bill
placed on the calendar on Tuesday, ap-
propr,atlng $40, to the Heme for Needy.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-31
How to Grow Old Gracefully.

DR.. E. G. Simpsons lecture at the
Opera House, Wednesday evening,
was thoughtful and excellent, and was
much appreciated by his Intelligent
audience.
His introduction to the audience by
Prof. J. w. McKinnon, was very
graceful and complimentary.
The Doctor recognized the fact that
we are all (the ladies excepted,) grow
ing older, and that others recognize it
sooner than we do ourselves, and also
that we are not pleased at the realiza-
tion; but he pointed out the truth that
a man may go down to his
grave full Of years and honors,
like a shock of corr gathered in its
season, rejecting the glory it has gath
cred in its ripening, or may wither
with weakness, shrivel with smsllness,
or dry up in desolation. A correct life,
unselfsh service, cleanliness, intellect
ual culture, physical culture, and mar
ried life, are all necessary to give the
grace that places the charm on the
brow of a sweet old age.
The lecturer was witty ss we II as wise,
and the lecture was delivered with a
grace and ease that befiSted the sub
ject.