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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-04
A FATAL MISTAKE.

Is often Made by the Wisest Of euth-
rie People.
It's fatal mistake TO neglect head
ache
Backache is the first symptom of kid
ney ills.
Serious complications follow.
Doan's Kidney pills cure them
promptly
Don't delay until too late
Untn It becomes Brigbts
disease.
Read what a Guthrie citizen says
Mrs. William Ramsay, of sos e.
Okiatoma avenue, says: "A lame
and aching back, a sort Of dull feel
ing right above the kidneys annoyed
me for over hree months. Advised
to try Doan's Kidney Pills I got a box
at j. ~ wallace's drug store. It re
lieved the pain and rendered the ac-
ton Of my kidneys normal will
be only too pleased 10 recommend
Doan's Kidney pills to friends and ac
quaintances. They are a remedy up
to the representations made for It."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents per box.
Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Sole agents for the u s.
Remember the name-Doan' sand
take no substitute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-04

A horses foot needs as much cE's
and attention as a man's-sometimea
a great deal more. make a speciality
I expert horseshoeing. Having grad
uated from veterinary college. and
understanding thoroughly tho anat-
omy Of the loot and leg. It stands 70
reason that / am better prepared to
shoe horse scientifically and hu-
namely than those who nave not had
these advantages. shoe horse fer
mobility and action, and successfully
treat lame horses. Refer 70 100 pleas
ID patrons Ia Guthrie and vicinity.
8. X. olson,
Proprietor Capital Blacksmith shsp.
2l6 N. Division 81
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WANTED.

WANTED-Orders for notarlal seals; price
s2he made in three DAYS at Leader O0ce
WANTED--Two furnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress H., care Leader.
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ARITHMETIC

independently wealthy young lazy
seeks kind and affectionate husband
who can invest her money Judicious.
ly; would marry soon. Catherine,
Box SO, St. Louis, Mo-
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RATES.

cents per line, first insertion, 2is cent
per line each subsequent insertion.
Furnished rooms to rent-sos n vine
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ROOFING.
c. Il. COLE,
Roofer,

c. Il. COLE,
Roofer,
Contracts taken for new rooss
gravel sand and asphaltum.
All kinds OF roofing done at ress
enable prices.
Old roofs, tin and gravel, dried, 10
painted and repaired.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
Out OF town orders given proniEl
attention.
Twenty five years experience.
722 East Oklahoma Avenue.
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EoR SALE.

FOR SALE-A Good main street lot in
stroud; Will sell for si0p Addres o. x.
CARRIER, care Leader.
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WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY DE.
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VAULT ANo FEEL THAT YOUR
VALUAsLEs ARE sEcURE9 FROM
81 70 So PER YEAR PAYS FOR ONE,
ACCORDING TO SIZE. SEE THE
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK ABOUT
lT.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
Leader once
WANTED--Do Won W. Mt good claim in the
kiowa countrvs You can get IL by buying
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point out 10 YOU those who nave failed tO
make good filing by proper settlement on
the claims az required by law
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The boy came home. again tasted a
mother's love and following the lead.
fen in love with his new father So
wei ldid be ike at home that he
decided 10 remain, making an agree.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
CLOSURE CALLED FOR.

Slow Work of ''Mothcr OF Parlia-
rnents.'-Efcven Line in Days.
LONDON, October $50 bitter has be-
come the feeling because Of the recent
disturbances in the House OF Commons
that several of the older members have
privately declared that they will not
seek reelection. In response to vigorous
declarations 10y some OF his supporters,
who regard their peace of mind as supe-
rior to political considerations which in
volve rowdyism. Premier Balfour has
promised to exercise the closure with
stronger hand than he has ever before
attempted. The benefits to be derived
from this course are doubtful, as the Ma
tioralists have shown an ingenious mas
terry over the difficulties Of House OF Com
mons procedure, and much irritation is
felt on the government benches over the
fact that Mr.. Balfour's new rules, which
were intended to expedite business, have
proved an excellent weapon with which to
delay it.
a severe application of a closure also
will tend to produce vigorous protests on
the part OF the Liberals, who. in such cir
cumstances will combine forces with the
Nationalist. Low speedy the Mother of
Parliaments' is legislating at present
can be judged from the fact that in seven
days debate only eleven lines Of The
educational bill have been adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Rx-RIYER LINE, Va ro TGSs

1Hr. .tA U2silL 1aUG1xs .,UfLrt.
LEAVE; SiCHMUND.
$50 2. NJ. NO. 10. Baltimore Llr:ltcd
dal!y except srnuay:. for West
With steamers for Baltimore and
4ork-river landings.
@:io ?. IL, Ne. ~, daily, except Sun
days, local express for West Point
and intermediate stations. Connects
with stage at Lester Manor for
Walkerton and Tappabaunock.
90 a NJ. no. u. local mixed Leaves
@anv. except Sunday. for Ecs.
so1 and intermediate atations,
Manor :o- Walkertoa and 2appa-
hammock
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
9:15 A NJ. No. i5 daily, from West
Point. with connection from Ball;-
more, except Monday.
1o:4o A. M. No 9. daily, except Sundays
and Mondays.
so T. NJ, daily, except Sundays, from
iyesc POINT anu intermediate sta-
lions.
Nos. Is and Is will make 10 stops be-
tween Richmond and Qunton.
daily, except Sundays. Steamers call at
Gloucester Point and ClaybanN Mondays.
Wednesdays. and Fridays, and Yorist own
and Almonds Tuesday, Thurs6ays, and
Saturdays
c. w. WESTBURY,
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond Va
8. H. HARpWICE.
General Passenger Ager.
Ge,leral-Manage-. Washington. D c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

I know, I alone have proftted be i'd
dycation. In me We see tn EXCEPTION
to tn rule am always sad. always
downcast. I defy amy wan to tickle
mel
80 that's what tn president " Har-
ward thinks iv iGGycation. It's gone
wrong. 1t amt helped US amy. We
mus close tn public schools an hang
Grape on tn dure. Do think SO? Do
] think poplar iddycation is failure?
Faith, l do not. l don't think amy
thing is a failure. Some day whin I
get a good Gale " money together,
I'm going to hire hall an invite all
tbs prisdints iv colledges, an I'm
goin' to give thin an Entertainment.
Twill begin with little music an
they'll be a turn be teams iv navgur
comedians. a number on tn p!anny,
an q luminous recitation. Thin Will
shtep to tn front iv tn platform an
III say: Ladies an g;ntlemen. me OBJ
jcct in getting We together on this oc-
casion is to ask ye to cheer up. 1t
amt as bad as it seems. boys Things
is pretty good afther all. 1t is thrue
that We haven't cured all tn wrongs iv
tn wurrjIlG, but nobody asst ye to. III
throuble with ye is that ye'er lntllll-
gence has soured on yc. Intelligence,
vhin they'se a good dale iv it an We
know it's there, is sometimes form
iv nlilancholya. l suppose yc wake up
in tn mcrnin' feelin' CHEEKY, but afther
awhile We tire iv life, ye have fears 1V
approachin' danger. people around yc
don't seem quite right. Are those tn
svn1toms? Well. like Doctor Bunyon,
] hold that we've been gorgin' ye'er
mind with too much thought. 1e
have a. form iv mental bilyousness.
Brace up, mo la-ads. All is Well 1e
need a change iv dite an air. Wipe
TIL chalk dust firm ye'er sleeves an
come out into tn sthrects an 1nirSle
with TIL people. Thry little Lighter
readin'. we've kept ye'er eye on tn
not too long If We look away little
while, it'll begin to bile. If ye take
me advice in two months yell be new
men an We can rayturn to ye'er
thought refineries with glad hearts an
tache tn young idee how to shoot
It'll larn to aim afther it laves ye.
Knppelmeistaer. play us a chune an
I'll ask President Eliot to sing Nancy
Brown"
'.D've believe in poplar fddycation?'
asked Mr.. Hennessy.
Il do" said Mr.. Dooley, but not as
a dhrug."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

It's tur--ble thing to be tn prisi-
''ye have II be so intilligent.''
Who's in t!1rouble now" asked Mr..
Henncssy.
Me frind tn nrisidint X Harvard
said Mir. Dooley. Hes very sad.
thought tn wurruId was goin' on spin
didIy FIRM day to day tn weather
has been pretty 5000. loaI'rin' occasional
rain. Til coal sthri5e is over an PEG
PIE ar-rourd me ARE pretty good folks
wlln they don't crowd. They're as
happy as they desarvc 10 be an os
seed to each other as they ought to &c
amt discontinued with tn wurruld
an ] amt sad an I think ivrythinS
viii come out all right in tn end, or
nearly right or wrong, or some way.
fut not so with me frind, tn prisidint
" Harvard. Where you an me,
Iiiilnissy. with our little swan three
eight1s intelligence sees nawtilin' but
good enought, tn nrisidint " Harvard
bei3olGs q blue an mournful situation.
TIL wurruid is on III blink. Things
amt comm out right. We're all goin'
TO the divvle an 10 wan 10 hinder. It's
q bad, wicked. card-p.ayin'. novel
rcadin'. booze-consumin'. wife-bain,
Iaughin'. odyous wlTruld. An what's
til raison fr it? I6dycation, Iddyca-
ton, be hivens. TIL common schools
has put ivrythins to tn bad.
Il was looki:7' ct his speech tn other
cay an it made me feel as diseased
as II ID been readin' n book ~ family
med cine. ! an obliged he says. to
inform ye.' nc says that tn good We
EXPECTED f-'nl pop lar iddycation hasn't
come off he says. i will proceed. he
says, to til unwelcome but agreeable
task ~ telIin' &c about it. lie says.
. IN tn first place. fr more thin
two gin ratious we have been sthrus-
Gin with tn barb'rous If jolly vice iv
drunkenness. which nobody can deny.
which nobody can deny / EXPECTED
all along that knowledge iv logger
ply an compound numbers wud f'river
rid the wurruld IL this curse that come
upon Us lately an that was unknown
in tn Plymouth ginration. Iaughter.)
But not at all TIL fact that a man
can bound Zanahesi an dig up tn
root IL ten don't seem TO have sub
jooed III horrid cravin' fr tn f1ghtin
mixtures. Thousands ~ men who have
declined a verb have never declined
bowl TIL amount IL liquor that is
ivry year pushed into tn fevrish head
iv persons who know about fractions an
tn use ~ shall an will is enough to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

dhrive an iddvcator to drink.
IL leap to another cause iv tn dumps.
Gamblin' Gamblin' is a new vice.
nivcr heerd iv it befure I whit to Har-
ward But such a holt has it took on
lnis poor land " ours through tn as
sistance IL poplar iidycation. that to-
day in ivy hamlet II click IL tn
poker check is tn response to tn
clang ~ tn school bell. Little boys
dart firm TIL blackboard to tn horrid
caall.ed circle in tn school yard, where
they play mibs f'r keeps while their
mothers gamble a Cribbage f'r a
penny q pint. an their fathers set up
all night thryin' to ill TIL busted flush.
But in vain.
81 now pass to novels. which makes
me mos depressed. l had hoped in
tn halycon days iv me youth that whin
we had piped cur people full IL quad
hratic equations they wud read on'y
tn best books, G. g., Gloom" be
Charles w. Eliot. Despair" be c. v.
Eliot, an Eliot on Wasted Oppor-
chunities." On tn ccnthry, they seem
to be PLACED with Billy Baxter. 1t is
too bad.
Again. ] am rayjooced to tears be
what amuses people. Wan iv tn worst
things that can happen to q people is
TO be aisily amused. IGdycation has
made US too ticklisil. We stop to hear
band play in tn sthreet, so to va
ricty shows, an laugh at jokes. It is
dhreaGful to think ~. Laughter shud
be used sparirgly. People shud on'y
be amused be seeryuIs things. l am
ainusil?' SO is scenery. I have not
laughed since l see Pixies Peak.
But why go on? Iddycation is
failure. 1t hasn't suppressed sthrikes.
it hasn't previnted people firm losin'
their tempers, it hasn't subjooed their
passions, an, worst iv all. it hasn't
made thin sad. It's failure. I look
cd forward to tn day wllin gin'ral i'd
Gycation iv tn masses wuG give all tn
wurruld crouch; when tn eye iv
youth wud be bedimme6 by q tear an
tn brow iv age cracked in seams be
Melancholy; whin laughter wud be con-
fined to dumb anmiles, an man, i'd
dycatetl man, wud walk about tn wur-
ru!d with quiverin' undher lip; whin
tn theaytres. til saloons, an
the gamblin' houses wud be
closed, tn hurdy-gurdy silenced, an
life wud become wan perpetchool sad.
sweet moan. Alas, it amt So TIL
grave presints no ATTRACTIONS to me
fellow men. Though iddycated they
continue to be human. " all tn men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
CHANGE IN CIVIL SERVICE.
DimsnIshex Political Influence and
strengthened the Competitive Syste |

strengthened the Competitive sSstc
WASHINGTON. October o5.-The Civil
Service Commission has issued a state
.Ylent reviewing the important changes IN
the civil service rules during the. past
fiscal year and expressing the conclusion
that these changes have materially dimin-
islled the political Influence eAerted IN the
government service and strengthened the
competitive system. Referring to the
matter of removals from Office upon
charges. the commission says:
The right of removal remains as It ma S
always been discretionary on the part OF
the appointing officer, the only limitations
being that il must be to promote the
eHfcicrcy of the service; that it must not
be for political or religious considerations
and that nothing shall be done in the
dark: that the reasons shall be stated
and notice given to the person removed
who shall have his opportunity to MAKE
an answer and to plan and file his de-
fence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

the plaintiff, LongIey and Jordan; for de-
PENDANT, Captain Johnson, Of Christians
burg.
The decision was derurred to by de-
PENDANT. on the ground that the statute
was contratory TO the United States Con-
stitution. since the package was sent
from outside the State. and, therefore,
c:,r,c under the interstate commerce reSu-
laticr.
Judce Casseli held the question over for
co,,si6era ton 1t is an important one,
having never been decided IN Virginia.
The case Of Charles Miller. colored,
vs.. the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany. under the penalty statute resu led
in a hung jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
r. +, & P, RAILROAD

Schedule In Effect May 20, 1S02.
ABRAMS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y. RID.
<:2c a n Daily. from EyRD-STREET
seyone Stops pss at s NiaeF5. rrs ac
ericksburg and Alexandria Stops
Occoquan Sundays. Sleeping Cars
%. Washington and New York
Dining Car.
'::S' sHREs1 5 Ri'Fi :fo 57or,d isA ma
Aetropo!!t> Limited. ior Wash.
:ds9,cR a2o r Osy snd a Sto2s a.
Buffet Sleeping-Cars 20 New York.
ZOO 4. NJ. Exc ept Sunday, from ELBA
STATION, accom- odntlo tor sn,
500 a. NJ. Sun lay only, from BYRD
STREET STATION. Tor Washing,
on and beyond. Stops at Eiba.
Cen > lien, and l tH;,; stations, stations.
Ashland to Cherry Hill inclusive.
Negley, Cccoquan. and Alexandria
Buffet -'arlor Car.
go 8 nvhb .Sfs25 ss sTATioS, eF4 9aP
washington and beyond. stops at
Eloa. Glen Allen. and local sta
SONS. Ashland to Accotnk ,nclu-
sive: Seminary. und Alexandria.
l1:os Moon. GScs2. Sunday. from BYRD
STREET STATION, Tor Washing
t s.s,s IND beyond. STEPS te2 at E Elhs.
Parlor Car; conHect- with Con-
commodatisn fo.. Frederi derrick
and intermediate points
sos Prs Bay from w NAdIxsTRE a1
beyond Stops at Boswell. Fred
erlchsburx. end Alexandria Sleep
6:12 P. al Daily. from ELLA STA
TION, for Washington and beyond
Stops at Ashland Fredericksburg.
and md, A kosl, b9a,I Sleeping Car to
''0 srXsIii t Accommod d5f ton Ahs soe
>. Ashla1 ID a; ard !ntermsdIste polnsg;
STATION. for Washington md be-
Tond stq Rfo ct E!ba ashland
Cons Sunday. slsepine 9 Gar R ish-
ton 70 philadelphia. A'u "a.n'hS
t1'' 5rkT1oN Ace a6nn 1a9 9ion Ehh 20
Ashland and intermediate poInta
TRAINS ARRIVE H1CEsIOND-sOUTH
WARD.
e.an 8 NJ. Except Sunday at E1.PA
o40 ssTiATfoN. Administration rom
Ashland and Intermediate points.
s7' s. H ETceBgrI ST1eSSy es 8aR
ton from Fredericksburg and IN
termediata points.
occoquan. Whitewater. A srooke
fredericksburg. Milford, DosWen
Ashland and 11lba: Stops at other
stations Sunday. Sleeping Car New
York to Richmond.
STREET STATION. Stops at 10
cal stations, Washington to Aan
land inclusive. Glen Allen AND
Elba. Parlor car.
zoe P. NJ. Daily. at ELIZA STATION.
uuan. Fredericksburg. and Milford
Sleeping. Car from New YORK
DininG Car.
c:o5 P. u: Daily: at A1AIE-sTREEr
sTKTION. Dtors at Alexandria.
ana Ashland. Sleeping Car nos fren
800 ?. NJ Except Sunday. at ELBA
STATION accommodation from
7:1S sgrAT Il STOPS at f aisIaR3TEIal
Fredericksburg; boswell. Ashland.
and Eioa. Sleeping Cars from
New York and Washington Din.
$50 n; Daily. at BIRD-sTREEr
local stations. Qualtico to Ashland
Inclusive, Glen Allen and Elba. But i.
1920 sHiATioa flo ri daA and ReiFo
nolitan Limited Stops at AieG-
andria. Fredericksburg. Roswell
and Ashland Euffet Sleeping Cars
from New YORK.
HOO P. NJ Except Dunday. ct ELBA
STATION. Accommodation from
A'R!a2ssA xhoR, franc Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

The President has committed the SEN
tence TO q term Of Imprisonment to eE-
pire to-day. lie granted this commute
ton upon the recommendation of the
orney-Gereral, who, after an eXami1a-
ton of the testimony and records, reached
the conclusion expressed by President
Harrison when he committed the death
penalty, that here was no evidence to
prove premeditated muruer in this case,
and that the probability is mat even if
Martin killed Adams, he did SO in self
defence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
ZOE NARTI'! PARDONED.
PRECEDENT Roosevelt cosn'nntes Sen

President Roosevelt Co-nEnntes seH-
renee OF a Convicted Murderer.
WASHINGTON, October 2o:--ihe res
dent has denied FIVE Applications ~. ~,
don, and granted the folio"ihs eot'..t.u
ton Of sentence: =, 4,,a
,woste-, District Of Arkansas for the
murder of Ernest Adams and was sen
. .aoee 10 be hanged. President Harri-
so. ..s on july 90 1859, comnnuted the sen en-
,erce to imprisonment for life IN Ine
OHIO penitentiary. where the prisoner mas
been confined eyer since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
ATLANIIg--COASl LINE.
Schedule in Effect Sept. IS. 1902.
vRAINs LEAVE csICssssnSD--E1: I'D

1EtAINs LEAVE -sICfss5GSD--E1 :Sl'-
STREET. S'T4AItljs.
300 4. AZ. NORFOLK LIM1rED: Dat
Norfolk 1870 4. Il; stops only q, AZ
90. pets;sb4rS ass sT,y.s a1 p.,sssburg
::ie 4. III. E,nperia lt:Gs y. n.
Weldon ii:5o A. NJ. Fa:::e;tevilLs
~ s; T. n, c: a:H, m lag a- +:
?. NJ. Pert Tampa to:se P. n. Cor
neetS S Wilson win Z 10 t =
:on : r NJ Pullman Sleeper Se"
YORK q Jacxsczville.
10 2 NJ. .7aiiy. arriving petsEso,.;iS !,
zoo 2. II! Connects with Norfoi!-
and Western, railway for boslHof>s
Drewry.s Bun. censralsa. and
500 2. v. OCEAN SHORE LIN; LIN. :, {,
Daily. arrives Petersburg 3:ao ::
81. Norfolk k:2o z. u. Srop5 sniS
ct Petersburg. Waveriy. sid s'A-
$50 p. III. Daily. erccp, su.da,: -, -.
rfyes Petersburg sis z, NJ. v sidS 2,
~, IS = and Rock Mo.nt ~. s:vo .
Wv : a II n: Mixes A 81! ssoa ss.s.sas
& n FL0k 1 AN s,o,, Mhs s,ri ,s
.s!sh Ssr!ol,s and Western fsz :.or-
folk asia Intermediates aoins = f.S ,.
lant,c an.l Dar1viiie ro= statSnn be-
1 sHs w eIdpo5: Is: % NJ Fezstfs-
NJ. Savannah. S:s5 4. IL. Jackson
vile. rs P. NJ Tampa 1900 2 81.
Port Tampa I0:2a p. II:
NGET LIE TO AI90LSa $50 :
1anta 1:oo T. N Pullman Sleeper
New York to Wilmington Ghas, e..
ton, Port TAMPA. JacksunViiie NJ
susta and Macon. Dining car scr
$3.50 p n Daily. Arriving Petersburg
with No-toit, and Western rail
way. arriving Lynchourg 2;:5 a:
NJ. Roanoke rs \. NJ, Bristo! 1910
a. NJ. fulir.nn Sleeper Richmond
l1:ses 81 Esiiy. Arrives reterseur:
TEafss sszsrvE a5cssssosD.
Az 4. NJ. Daily. From Jacksonv.ils.
Macon. Augusta. and al points
90 Iynefil,,-s an and the e4 West.
s.ds 4. NJ. Daily, except Sunday,
11:1o <. II. Daily. except Sunday. From,
Rocky Mount aud ;nter1nediate sta
tons Norfolk. aid Sufolk.
Ii:1o + y. Daily EEora Petersburg.
Suffolk, and Norfolk.
II :fc = NJ Daily From Norfolk. SUI
foitz. and Petersburg.
ZOO P. N. Daily. From Petersburg
80 Roanoke. and intermediate ~, 1oints.
$50 ?. Fl. Daily. from Norfolk. SUI
folk. and Petersburg.
s:f5 P. NJ. Daily. From Glan!. PoSf
Tampa. Jacksonville, Savannah.
Charleston. Wilmington, Colds
bore, and all points South.
$50 P. M. Daily. From Petersburg.
Lynchturg and " est.
T. III EMMERScE,
Traffic Manager.
II. NJ EMERSON,
Assistant Traffic Manager.
W. J. CRAIG.
General Passenger Agent
c. :. CAMPRELL
Division Passenger Agent.
ia II s2s eest Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
President Schurn1nn's Report for
10c1-'O2-Tkrce Thousand Students.

ITHICA, N. Y, Octo\er 25.-President
Schurman. of Cornell University. present
ed his report for the Vars 1901 and 'O2
to the Board Of Trustees to-day The re-
port states that the number OF students
has been Increasing during the last few
years at the rate OF from 200 to go per
year, and that the present number Of stu
dents is about 5000. The students in the
summer session swell the grand total to
about $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Train. Lcarc and Arrive ,.,h-s:rec:
Station.

TRIMS LEAVE Ricus:oND. "a.
1918 \. NJ. No 0, daily for Durham, =.
c., Oanvil:s. and ali ioc-i ts.ions
south. CONNECTING at su:key!liv
with Norfolk ana Western .aiiWky
ior FaT:nytile. Lrnchburs and an
.oca1 stations On Norfolk Division
70 Daav.l.e: at oxfcces ca4 51sn-
Lers6,.
ESQ : Al, ~: .: limited ,.s,n ri sa;:;;
yo!ass; baYina. Nassau. esc :,, SSi1,
me-. meets At A9ss:s; wiz :,-; ;.a = y
G as n9gAs s5a DURHAM, Ea:0s i;scs.
cnd !ns1ea-salsm; u chars2s.::
With With No; g. United sta.ss 49, fas:
orlesa SOC: aad 'fp points ss ssa.h. vhlcs
D1aw,ns-Eoom slee3s. Richmond
Tsrcu n:a tJan s siss ,!ssp n'nfha T.
burr to iis.rpAia Dtn.ns-Ca- ger
i1:o5 E g,., II 80 T.: Southern Erg 'ssE
70: Das.iiie. Greerissoro;. sails.
1no3, s;:d sha,jor oos st Ef VIA
u;;a~sr:-rn Limited. which car
s siss 5hFqnEs ssspsys to Tsnsss
Nashville. Memphis. AtlAn:a. Sew
or:aans. etc: Co:npiete D:rinG-Cat
EerTlce- Also. Pullman .'ooT!%s
5jeepe- Mondays. Wednesdays. ana
fridays Washington to San Fran
CISCO. without cn.nse, With comes
tionc for IL! points IN Texas. Mex
CO. and California
$40 /. NJ. Nc. II, local daily. except
Eu1.d@T. Tor INeysvil!e and Inter
mediate ro!2ts.
7'HArsa Arrive III RICHMOND.
700 ~ NJ
o:HS ?. NJ From Atlanta. Augusta.
jack sonvslle. Aaheviile. aad I'll
points South.
s;zo a. A.. from Keysvi:ie ana lccsl
ats tion2-
$:&o 2. NJ. from Durham. C?larioe:s.
Da0vi!le and intermediate stations
Local. CR.ciGHT.
Noa 81 md g.. between Manchester s1c
W tooHs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
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