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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

MR.. sTEvExs,s REPORT.

Mr.. Walter B. Stevens. the third judge in
The Republics Skinker road contest did
not agree with Professors DAILY and Wick
roy He 4 a number OF the poems to
illustrate the points he makes in dissenting.
1t Is instructive to add that these poems en-
brace nearly all Of those picked out by
the three Judges. on the first examination
Of the manuscripts. as the list from which
the winning poem would be taken. There
fore Mr. Stevens and his colleagues, after
all. practically agree In their estimate OF
general merit. They evidently agree also
IN the principles which they hold funda-
mental in the composition OF verse.
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SEPARATE AFTER MANY YEARS.
Couple Have Unhappy Differences
and Decide TO Live Apart.
aFPuRLIc SPECIAL

HF
Reading. Pa, Sept-I3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Maggie of st. Lawrence. near here.
both of whom nave nearly reached the
three score and ten mark. visited the Re
corder's Office in the Courthouse here. and
f,ed letters Of separation. after being mar
ried nearly half n century. Both have
worked hard all their lives. and are we'll
known residents OF Exeter Township. this
county. They are estimated to be worth
nearly 5000. consisting Of real estate and
them
There was little display of emotion when
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
ouR ApPiAx WAY.


Where ancient Rome once proudly s,ood
And boaseed Of her clsesic- ,hrfne.
Come p~ilsrim>-from the distant wood
And sailing down TIE ruined Rhine.
But whether from anear or far,
10 matter when or whence they com
Like mario led By silver star.
They md that all roads lead to Rome.
One road alone survives the Quest.
With i~vy-nantied ncoks ana tovers-
Tbs Appian Veg. wAer heroes rest
Amid the vine-entaHeisd bowers
And thus twin Be In days TO come.
When marble white ana crystal gieam
Shall fersk the pilgrim caIl from homs
To rssei In ths SILVER sheen.
Our modern Rsns sail be cur rair.
And Sadnker Rod ou- Apran Way:
Tho not . hero xiseOesh fherD
Whers broosiets roam vfn eev'rsts gay.
4 whsre tn suov-whits aakes fsi fast
And spring snsmooee uneela.
And tappy birds g singing past.
That skfnksr wtndA Inc thread Of rod.
Meath shady hcwsrs. HSs ripsned Reds.
Ard errFfag near the pur7ne brock,
To forest wood. where Nature viel6s
Her eva. a. With . shephsrfs crock.
Ana o. ns sins-.fit peshisd hoor
And moons shan sHiie the VISION Ger
And kin he shkadov. sseytns thsrs.
Ana horses shalI come IRON every Cline
And come n nrmhsrs greater tar
Than ever rnhsd to Roman ydnns
Or ever followed diver star.
Then let them come fron Fathsriand.
Anc come rom Gr1ece'a mafbisd ball;
FOR here's 20 every guest our hand
And welcome warm 10 enc ana al.
And let them eons frsn ssush, from Serts
And cnme from Bus4a's frosen rhore:
Our 1smker haAd sAa1 ind them forth
To etor1es ns'sr t<hsid before.
And hke the ATDtAn Way az ola
Our skfnker Roal sail revsr die:
Bat wind. - Row. the thread e ecid
Beneath an asnre-tSnssd szy
AR0 n II. DAY.
wineAestsr. n.
TIE sK1NxBB DoAD.
o sstassr ras1:A ~ ssuss ssa ~
my hsr1tA1g n ~;
The to1Rp ct brEkhorhecd
o. even ND 80 oGli
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Mike Scdekret. a lahorer. who has no
home. was found On the sidewalk near No.
In a s~efniconscious condition. his tnroat CIT
and HIS pockets turned inside nut Doctor
H p Mack OF No tou Lincoln avenue. who
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
LATER LETTER.

Dear Sirs-Have improved some since
writing you before, only occasional cough
and very little discharge from nose. Fsa-
ing much better. Ny hearing 10 much h.
proved now; not so much roaring In ~
head since Duny's has brought my btoo1
to a healthier condition and notion
Sincerely yours. W. SCOTT
March 81, 1872
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And Art ana scssncs weave : vsrid sublime.
Draw near; this road conducts TO Visions
shrine.
Analysis Of poem:
Prineyel Times.
QUATRAIH.
| The men Of old here raissd their mystic mounds
Somacic tribes oft tented on these GoundB-
Erect the elk and bison traced this path.
supers,y hss1iess Of the huntsrs wrath
EARLY History.
TRIAD.
Heroic warriors eamped upsn these heights.
Knisht-errant priests bshsid fair tsmp'e sites.
Intoning symphonies Of christiae rites.
skia<eF's Rome.
coUPLET.
Rejoicing through the tsnaisd woods to roam.
ErstwhiIs the skiakers built thsir iordly home.
Washington University.
coUPLnr,
ola Oxford on the summit lives anew,
Replete with diamonds OF the morning dew.
Leuisians Purchase Exposition.
TRIAD.
KinE-rulInx men their thought and power com
Ana An and ses@nos weave . world sublime-
Draw near. This road conducts to VISIONS
THOMAS R. vIcKRoI,
Eapiewocd. No.
For variety OF verse and thought and
treatment. three have been selected from
the many. They are ameng the best. They
serve to Illustrate what can be done upon
..the subject Of 9kinksr road" They DEM
o~nstrate the possibilities Of the rnotlve Of
poetic minds. They come within the i'm
Piled conditions Of the competition. They
are offered in support Of the argument 10
justify this minority action:
OLD SKINNER ROAD.
The genius and the might Of men
Have wrought stspsndcus changes
In every land. from deepest glen
To highest mountain ab0es
But oas that may be closed among
Tie suanseet transformations
IL tina. which makes Of skinker read
A Mecca for the nstions-
Unknown to fame. with slender claim
To preference or beauty.
This ancion. way must scan. they say.
Perform q nobler duty
Than serving a. Q common road.
nssv-d with stone or sTavsl:
1t 10 TO be q boulevard
For all the world to travel
Just as q modest violet.
Piueked from its lowiy cover.
IL made a bridal osnament
To charm . heppy lover.
30 Skinner read trnKfarned will sraes
Our wontrous HRpositioa.
And dsnonsfrsts the power az man
To meet each new condition.
-. -, either Ode
Grew vines and roses. ei:nsinE
To bush or fence. while high above
The meadow lark vas singing;
Tho red bird ranged the skirtinx wood
That crimson forest rover
And woke the echoes far beyond
The smiling feids Of clover.
But 5kfnker read must room forsaks
Its humble state forever.
And In q dress Of loneliness
Aid name supreme endeavor.
Though newly gafbed. let IL retain
Its honored appellaticn.
Which tinses With romantic charm
Its now exalted staten.
ALI honor. then. to Sklnker road.
The new-found path Of pleasure:
ve to be indeed
A mascot and Q treasure.
Then let the millions that shall come
To view u learn the stery
OF hoe = country lane became
Our Exposition's s3ory.
ST. Louis. No.
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Philadelphia. Pa, March 10. 1872
Dear S.rs-I have now used four bottles
OF your Malt whiskey. and ! think / owe
my life to this whiskey. / am eS years old
and have had catarrh OF the nose. throat
and head for twenty-five years or more. i
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
OFTHE SKINKER ROAD PRIZE POEM CONTEST
THE WINNING POEM.

Folly.
All! Polly, do you mind the day
When Dobbn bore a double load,
And you and were on the way
To Singin' up the Skinker Road?
Your bonnet caught a briarspray
That pulled it and your hair awry.
freed you in my awkward way,
And-there! dom blush; won't tell why.
Ah! that was many a year ago.
How time does fly when hearts beat true.
Your cheeks were red as roses blow,
Your eyes like diamonds made of dew.
How scenes have changed and faces passed,
Fond hearts grown still that with love beat;
Or own heads crowned with SHOWS at last,
Lies path now trod with hating feet.
Yet once again the winding ways
We travel to the great Worlds Fair.
What! this the spot of other days?
And hushing, sweetheart, l declare
HENRY CLEVELAND WOOD.
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|CATARRH CURED,
HEARING RESTORED.
After IS Years of Suffering with Catarrh. Which Caused Deafness.
Mr.. W. Scott Was Completely Cured by
|DuFFY'S Pure MALT WnlSKsY.

an hard of hearing. About six weeks aeo I
ly able to walk. Felt more like dying than
living. Was under q DOCTORS care and TAX
Ing all Kind of drugs and nnedicfADs
nearly blew my head away with = poUex-
fui air pump-medicated air he called y
II did absolutely, nothing In my case !
pump. douches-and commenced or pudy1
Pure Malt Whiskey. ! felt better from the
start. I tai one ounce with water bef6re
now. after using four bottles, I can ct
and drink and sleep well, and l feel net>or
to-day than I have for twenty years NR9
none for twenty-five Year,. I use pudys
as . medicine only. and h continue =
use V as long as / live IL / can get H-t1
know IL will keep me alive, and may n
time improve my hearing. ] hope IL VIZ
Yours very sincerely. W. SCOTT
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Oh. a living Joy Is The country road.
With the Wild vines screening the rocky ledge
And coveT,s Of fern and patches OF sedge,
The piping Of birds from the nearby hedge,
Ard blackberry bushes with luscious load;
While in early spring the violets' blue
Seems a bit OF the heavens fallen through.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
BIG PURCHASES
B! CONTINENTAL ! NJ II
This Concern.Purchase Immense
Quantities.of Tobacco.
NO SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE.
Only Done to Meet the Regular Busi~
ness Of the Great Corporation.
Large Sales on5the Richmond
Market To-Day.
Only Done to Meet the Regular Busi~

Warehouse reports made up yesterday
exhibit the interesting fact that the Con
tinental Tobacco Company by itself has
purchased at least half of the enormous
quantities Of tobacco sold in Richmond
during the past week.
So far as can be ascertained there is
in this nothing of more significance than
that the Continental needs a lot of to-
bacco and is prepared to get it. 1t has
to have so much out of each crop and
when this crop comes in all at once the
purchasers OF the Zig combination nave
to Increase in proportion, else when the
season ends it Will be behind. Then. too.
1t is SAD, the Continental has IN MIND
a certain export scheme and IS Ia yiIs
up for developments in this connection
The way. in which the Continental IS
handling the tremendous plies OF she
weed it is taking in evokes the adHira-s
zion of all. Last Tuesday alter a PERIOD
of unusual activity it had handled its
tobacco UP TO dates and was casting
ahead for storage room When eacn
day closes the Continental, it is said Is
straight UP to the work, prepared TO
pitch in again early the next morning:
BIG SALES TO-DAY.
The sales on the breaks to-day viii &c
large again. There vii be double sales.
beginning at 8 or 10 O'Clock Some OF
the warehousemen are not entirely set
tied about the time or satisfied With Il
aither for that matter. First sale,
Shockoe and stonewall; second sale, Shei-
bu-ne and Crenshaw.
During yesterday the wagons which
,.ad been standing in the street for some
time We're run into the warehouses ana
unloaded. Several wa gons came in from
the country during the morning and there
were many others at night. Shockoe
Warehouse will probably have lc0ooo
hounds today. and all three of the other
warehouses will have big offerings.
TIE sales next week wll6probably be
considerably smaller The farmers VIII
go home and tel others about their eS-T
r,e,-ierce in Richmond and they will con-
clrGe that it is safer hereafter to come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
COMMIT TO SCI
OTHER CHURCHES
Second Bapt st congrega 'ioa Ap-
pTopT. atss as Muchas $1,000
for This Purpose.

The Second Baptist Caurch finds itself
very much unsettled about the proposed
rev church building. Many fear that
the lo, at Adams and Franklin Streets.
is too small Others are not pleased with
the architects design for the Sunday
school room. This is through no fault
Of the architects. but because the lot is
too small to have a separate building for
the Sunday school. and many are not in
favor OF having this lcctnie-rnom under
Inc main auditorium for the reason thai
IL is Impossible To get the light and pitch
that is desirable
The church has arrived at the conclusion
to send the Building Co-lmittee away on
a trip to see how Other. l..nrctles have me
the same problem they are facing. As
much as sl,ej3 .sas been voted TOR the
committee 10 visit Northern cities ana
see the churches there II IS not by any
means certain that he new cnurcn viii
he built a Adams and Franklin. There
is q bare possibility that an effort viii
he mace 10 purchase the jenkins property
at Adams and Main. now owned by Mr.
Reuben Burton, and that the church be
erected To face Franklin and the Sun
dag-sclaool room. TO face Main, the two
ediIiceS being connected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
southern RAIL NAY
-..s Schedule. IN EfTECT NOW .. 1909
TRAINS LEAVE AND AknIvE EOU kgEESrn

: Ae<Ai-No LEAVE AND AknIVE EOCRIEES1E.
STREET STATION 80
TRAINS LExav T. 5letL tta1USD. VA
:. a:uo a. M, No 8. daily Tor Danytile Char
lotte, ana all local stations South. CDnnectIus5
az Danyile Tor stat ioiiS " Iyuchbury also ,rIrS
y. end W.. KY. for Marticsvite aud statt,usr
On that Isnc; ut Greensboro for all stations EAST
anI west thereof. -
. las 2. NJ. No. Is. limited train aa,,v -
!acssonville and all Florida points Havana Mas.
sau. etc. Connects at Meseley with + arnriIIo
und fnwhatan Railroad: at GrpensScr, e. ~
Jug. haieigh and Wfnston-Ssiena; at Danyflis
~ q. tnited States Fast Mil solid train
oally Ior New Orleans aud points South bfch
I,ra eSieepers 20 View Orleans Drawing. Room
ounee Sleeper Richmond to Atlantis md R,r
nlnShan Through coach for Chase citr sf,r.
e enEa ana Durham. Through train with 7S,.cn.r
oais curry to AisEiphfs. Dining Car service -
z.4 10 {. NJ, No. II. Southern Exn.-s. d.t1v
g.. Asia nta- Augusta. JucAsouyiiie and noint.
b,,.r sleeper for DaHvile. s;reensboro. Sails
II I. c auu IOaflotte.@ open at Richmond 80 p
nr.,, Sonhscss with New York and Florida Ell.
u.s. and Southwestern Limited which csr-i..
az IN sleepers to Augusta Savannah Jsrk
Nov, o., tampa. Nashville. Memphis Atlanta.
~, VI VI ,eans- etc. Complete Dining Car service
30 ,s l''ISn Tourist Sieepe: Mondays Weakness
wf.s n sitays. Washington to SIM Francisco.
IN -rers ttncs. With correction for all poInts
- a no Mexico and calttcrnta
(. wv M. No. II. local ta,Iv eycept srnd.y
AZ heSSftiie and Intermediates points -
s.s5 ta,salSS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
-, 40 q. ~ and s:25 p a.. from, Atlsnta An
sn,.h Jacksonville. Ashev,l;e and all points
s as = 4 y from K.rsv,rls AMI rocpl stations.
vie and trtH-rrrd'cts et~.fcn.
EHe'tL rRFrcur --p4r~s
<as,a,,1 81 and g. between Manchester spA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
MAY NOT HAVE
4 QUORUM TO-DAY.
Many Legis 'ators went HONE
to Spend Thanks
giving.

n otiortm shall appear to-day the
LEGISLATURE after a dnss OF s5rest @lii It-
.,.yY,,s business al noon. Ii looks quite
f3F,,,ll;tt;l now, however. as a great many
~ ne numbers have gone home and viii
lssi+,iy return be- onday. In discuss.
IN. he pfoaositipns last night several
yr3,s,,ll,frs .sx ,,rcssed great doubt as 10 the
presence of q quorum.
Those who remained here yesterday
amused themselves in various ways. Some
went 10 the great bah game, Wl,ie oeAets
went 10 one or The other OF the theatres
Not few OF them We're at charcn at
either morning or evening service.
If the I4osislature shah tail OF a quorum
to-day no Time viii be lost, for the com
4rnittecs arc at work and none OF them
are Yeady TO report. No bills OF SPECIAL
moment will be offered to-day. nor even
Tomorrow. The work always begins TO
slack down towards the end of the week,
ard this week promises to be no eXcep-
ton Commencing with Monday now
ever. there w.ll be some stirring scenes.
Biil after bill Of Importance will he offer.
ed and many of the subcommittee VIII
hard in their reports.
MANY public men from oiit OF INC state
are here primarily to witness the fisalt
asai,ast the CONSTITUTION in the United
States Court TODAY, and Incidentally 10
look after legislative matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
SENATORIAL FIGHT
Lines are Airsady Being Drawn for the

Lines are Aiready Being Drawn Tor the
fray.
The greatest battle ever fought in Viz
r.asif. oyer, a lsnned States seiiatorship is
INNS carry beginning TO brew, with Gov.
tiI.or Montague alll Senator Martin as
Tic load3:ig candidates.
Senator Martins warfresI supporters
mike no aendcaSor to conceal their oppo-a
;stion 10 the new primary system, and
SOM OF tilanl say openly that they viii
seek TO l5,zoak. 1t down before the contest
Is fought out Governor Montague and
his sup; t0rsers. on The ether hand. favor.
the y,ll,5,i4;.l system Of nominating candi-5
stEE,s les loi, all o..ices. The Governor made
lis fight before the people last Year large
~. i,Ison this, and tilen win their almost.
unanimous approval. went TO Norfolk and
ps1,,tt. the principle for the first time IN
,lac party platform.
They are saying it will stand because.
.lTc peeps are behind it, but they are
,pei with@tla declaration that II Is cum
t5agsone. Iilwielding. unnecessarily eA-
nenss!ve and even unfair
The announcement comes from the.
SGT .5.estE that T.x- Governor Tyler VIII
,gciably eiitar the Senatorial race. and il.
iIeasile!i decide to do So tic race Will be.
even nlors lively than il left TO Nessrs.=
Montague and Martin alone
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Richmond, Frel3ricls)lf5 &
POtonla, E.ai|r0l1.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV . ia,

SCHEDULE In IFFECT NOV. 2, 1909.
4:sz a. ~, daily. tconl Bssd-st-ese Staten
eor Wasting ton aiiu hey oid. Stops at Milford.
fredericksburg ana Alexandria. stOrs ut Deco
JUN Sundays Sleeping Cars u Washington and
New 1urh5 DINING Tar.
6:45 a. h.. lily. from ofain-St.eet Station.
Florida ard .ietrololitau LLndtei sor Wash.
lnstou and oeylond- stops at Fredericksburg and
AteAandsia Buffet Sleeping Cars 10 New iors.
1:Gu "a h. except Sunday. from Ella Sta
ton accommodation for Ashland aud uterine
$50 a. H.. Sunday only. from Byrdstrses
Station 81, for Washington anil beyond Stops st
TO Cherry Hill. inclusive. Negley. oceoqu4n and
Alsx4 asista Buffet Parlor Car
SEQ q. H., except Sunday. from Byrdsssees
Station for Washington and beyond. Stops at
Eiba Glen Allen and local stations. Ashland to
Accotfnk. Intensive. Seminary and Alexandria
u.on. except Sunday. RON Bysd-Strees
ssiou i9s sS. Id q, GeySla s5ses a.
ours AMI aleAan,irHt: buffet farior Car Con
with Congressional s Limited
4Jc 2. M, except sunday. tron Byrd-Strcee
Station. accommodation for t'redericssbur: and
intermediate points
ouo + NJ. daily. from Man-streer Station
for Washington aud beyond Steps at Boswell.
Frederic asblifs Brooke. 5Wltlew:stee aud Alexan-
dria Sleeping Car to New YORK
a4 $50 2. hi, except sunday from Elha Sta
sri ) rr,r,,uloda ton for Ashland aud interne
a.. 49,. II daily. from Byrd-streer Station
Ashland. boswell. Milford. Fredericksburg.
Brooke. Whitewater tenanEtco and -Alex,ntr ria
Iieau,oE.l TO New York and Washing ton TO q
Ills P. NJ. except Sunday from Elba Sta
ton acconnndu ton for Ashland aud uterine
date points.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICFIMoND-soJTHWAR
$40 a. H.. except Sunday. at E.ba Station.
accommodation from Ashland and Intermediates
points.
s:25 A. NJ, except Sunday. at Byrd.sueer
Station. niInodEtten from Fredericksburg nnu
$40 A. NJ, daily. at Byrd-stree. Station
Stons at Alexandria 0ccoGuan. Widewate:.
Brooke Fredericksburg. Milford Boswell Ash
land and Eiba. Stops at other stations sun
day Sleeping Car New York TO RieAinpnd-
station. stops al local stations WASHINGTON
20 Ashland inclusive. Glen Allen and siha.
s:o5 r. NJ. daily. at Main-street Station
SINS at Alexandria. LortAn. OccoIuan. req
arI:ksburg Milford. boswell and asaiahu-
Steering Car from New y nrs s..
600 P NJ, except Sunday. at Elba station.
accommoda ton from Ashland and Intermediates
lis n daily. At Street staten sst!s,,
S,sus ut Alexandria. Fredericksburg i,oswe!i.s
Ashland and GE.lba. Sleeping ears from 'e" y
York and WASHINGTON. pintns; saF.
$50 P. NJ. daily. at Byffs,.fe. ,tS on,,n-
ttcc# To Ashland. Inclusive Glen Alien ana L'oa-
Io.so p M. daily at Msinssreet Station.
r,orida and metropolitan Limited. sips ae
AIexau,lrfa FREDERICKSBURG. boS"ett an y ISL
land B Buffet Slearin- Cars ron. s, s.,1a
100 P. NJ, except S .,1a ~ Gp,'
common ~ ,!'i y T,yfnR Traffic Manager
" 70 r Duke conceal Manager.
:. II D MYERS. President.
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Y0Rk-RIyEA LINE wzs y Pom,
1a1 rAsoA4lA s.y4lA NOAH.

liz fAsOAAAl .lU Us hunVd.
LEAVE niGti3iu>p
1880 2. NJ, ON. l6. Baltimore Limited daily
except Sundays. for Nest FONT c.5t,t.t.Tt,,-. nc
West Pint with steamers Tor Bultiu1-re and
York kiTer landings.
2:I5 P. NJ. No: 10. daily. except Sundays.
local Spress for West FONT and Interul.dl,e
stations Connects with stage az Lester Manor
for Walkertou and Tappah4nnock
$500 q. NJ, No. ~, local mixed. leaves daily.
except Sundays. FIR West Point and iaterme-
diate stations. connecting with stage ut Lester
Manor for Walkerton aud Iaqpahaanocs.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICfiMnNp
9:i5 a. NJ. No. 10. daily trurn West Point
with connection FROM Baltimore. except Monday
1o;45 a. IT,, No. 0. daily except Sunday and
Monday.
$50 P. M. daily. except Sundays. from West
Point and intermediate stations.
Nos. Is and Is will make stops between
Richmond and Quint9n.
Steamers sal from West Point $50 2 N,
daily. except Sundays. Steamers call at Gluu-
cestor Point and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes-.
days and Friday. and Yorktown aud Almonds
Tuesday. Thursdays and Saturdays.
C. W. WESTERLY.
District Passenger Agent
go E. Main Street. Richmond. vs..
S. Il. HAEnWIcN.
General Passenger Agent.
c. FL. ACKERT.
General Manager. Washington .. C.
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q u NV NV AoIfg|As@|gnestern
SEPTEMBER %. 1902.
,r,rE RICHMOND 5tDAiLiy. BYRD-STEEET

SEPTEMBER %. 1902.
i.1.-i . STATION.
oco A NJ NORFOLK &LIhITED.s Arrives
.,-,ssn,t- IL 30 4. M Stops only at Petersburg.
Is.5.SerIv and Suffolk Stops atsWakefeid only
n Let OF passengers from Richmond and Fe-
tee s.ss a. M.. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS tor
Il ,snr,I burg anoke. Columbus. sCinciri-
-, - .i>s,,Y1d Chicago. Buffet 4Jarlor Car Pc
t "a 10 Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper
taarotse to Columbus. Bluefield to Cinc3n>
VII: also for Bristol. Knoxville and
,batsanooga. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke
1920 p NJ. Roanoke Express. for Farm
eco P. NJ. oeEA, SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rtyas NcrcDIa 80 z. ~. Stops only at Peters
burg Waverly and sscols Connects at Nor-
fpik with steamers to R"-f"n Providsncs. Sax
York Baltimore and Washington
T.2s 2. NJ, for SUI bls. Norfolk and inte- ne
L,ate stations. Arrives at Nosf IL at IN 90 P. NJ
o:35 ?. NJ. FIR Lyuchburs and Roan,se Com
meets III Lynchburg with Washington anil Chat
tancoga Limited Pullman Slteacr Lrnchbprc
m NSmrhS and New OrlenEs. Cafs Parlor and
observation Cars Endtnrd to Attala ala prIl-
and bsrrns ready for occupancy at $50 E. "
ALSO Pullman Sleeper Petersburg and Rasuose
: Trains arrive Richmond from Lvnchburc and
the West daily NJ $50 A.. NJ. goa 2. NJ. ard
$50 2. NJ. from Scrtnlk and tho East at ii.1o
A.. VI, fl:4o 4. " ard $50 P. NJ.
John z. WAGNER
City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
C.. Fl. BoSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
". E. EEvTLL.
General Passenger Agent
General oiicss: Roanoke. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
NIOND Az DECEMBER i. 1872 !.

MONDAY, DECEMBER /. 1902,
at - o clock NJ. County Court day). the
tract of land in the bill and proceedings
in the said cause mentioned. consisting
Of that valuable farm Of which Mrs. Mary
in the county Of Gloucester and State of
Mirgina the main eo9 GaHrt Tsaa Lead
#Eoanets7 Store containing 2estts acres. open
land This his i saoa IS dW saa
fully situa fed in sight of Ware River.
There is tract of woodland /, about / h half
mile from the farm. containing ~ 80
acres. which will be sold with the farm.
#TERMS-One-third cash. and balance
on credit Of one and two afearsd psr-
.nents with approved personal security.
bearing interest from day OF SALE na or 1h
Whole of the purchase money cash;
C. E. CARY,
Special Commissioner
The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by the above-mentioned decree
has been duly executed $50.
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