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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-20
EellnMs,ille.

ItlAoNNNliits
I CorrCspondonce OF Tho Argus
Alex Gutherie has been very sick for the
past two weeks.
DE-. T. ]. Longs,re,h was ., Function
Thursday on business.
Mis- NJ. N. Brooks is visiting friends and
relatives in Barbour county.
J. X Smoot Of Newburg. has sold his
farm near here TO Creed Jenkins.
Miss Ida Watson had to remain from
school owing to a very bad cough.
Ezra Laughridge Of Thomas, spent few
days with his parents here last week
Martin Wolf of Webster, was visiting his
brother, Chamber Wolf of York Run.
MerehOn, Mae Shay speu, Sunday with
his brother, T. X. Shay of function.
Major u. y. Orr Of Kiugwood, was in
town Thursday purchasing some land
Miss Idella Wolfe of Webster, is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs c. V. Wolf ON York Run.
Miss Rebeeea Bishop, sister of the late {.
NJ. Bishop, returned from his burial Sunday
Mrs. Bert Shay returned from Douglas.
Md, where she was the guest of her parents
Tor a week.
Ike Conn of runnelton, was in town
Friday with load of hay from T. X. Shay
to Mack Shay.
Russell Demoss and Frank Lawrence at.
tended the great pow-wow at Tuuuelton
Saturday night
ID. o. Michael of Clarksburc. was in town
last week, the guest of his family who are
here ON a visit.
Mt. and Mrs. VIM. Watson and son.
Willis, spent Friday the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, w. T. Sterliog.
Mn and Mrs. Geo. Terchcval Of Tunnel
ton, spent Sunday with Mt. aud Mrs. Thos.
Poulston ON York Run.
Nj and MIS-. Chas. Miller of Function.
spent Thursday aud Friday with MIR. and
Mrs. Harrison Sidwel.
Mcssrs. Jas. w. Robinson and y. c.
Ridenour spent last week at Morgantown
looking for a suitable location.
Nh. and Mrs Herbert Wolfe aud Misses
Idello and Wade Wolfe OF York Run, were
guests of friends near here Sunday.
Mcsss Ben Wilson, Kenny Palmer and
Lonuy Pickett the Farmont coal men,
were here for few days finishing up their
survey
We are ready for the winter to come to a
hnsh' as every available place here is filled
with ice. We are longing for ice cream
aud lemons.
Miss Lora Robinson has been confined at
home FOR the past three weets with very
bad cold. She is vey much disappointed
as she has not yet been able to enjoy the
delightful sleighiug.
KNIGHT ARGUS.
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Correspondence 81 tho Argus
Ed, Cunningham was at home over
sunday
Miss Emma Miller is VISITING relatives
at Terra Alta.
SNOW. more snow, most snow Did YOU
ever see 50 much snow
Frank Silbaugh was at Terra Alta last
week after load Of oil.
We noticed sd. T. Englchart Of Guse.
man, IN town last Saturday night
John Deahl and Lloyd Linluecr. Of
Hascl'on. were in town last Friday
Miss Irma Nedrow gave birthday party
to her young friends Monday evening.
\ crowd Of our young folks took supper
al the Hartman House az Valley Point
Monday evening,
Quite number OF our farmers expect to
keep cool next summer from the way they
are hauling ice.
Victor Ringer Josiah aud Elmer Feather,
OF LenoN attended the I. @. O. r. Lodge
here Saturday night
ASberry shaw aud a MIR. Gribblc. OF
Terra Alta, were WHITING Mr., Gribblc's
sister. Mrs. + ID. King, last week.
Frank falkenstnc. of Dakota. Is visit.
inS his many friends ian this vicinity, Mr
FalkcuStinc says that this weather puts
him in mind OF the Dakota winters. only
the thermometer does not get so low.
One OF ON young men is in a bad pre-.
dlcoment az present. some time ago. he
secured a license TO enter the holy bonds
ol matrimouy but on account OF the In.
disposition OF his Intended better halt the
license has not been used as vet We
SNmpathizc sincerely with the would be
Benedict, but hope ere many moons pass
over our head, we eau wish him the Joys
OF welded lffo
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Knllr.

Correspondence OF The Argus
Geo. w. Rohr is recupcrauug from a very
bad cold
Clark Taylor Is a, Morgantown ON bust
ness and visiting friends.
Lime hauling IS the almost daily occupa-
ton of the farmers around here.
squire L, c Gibson made a flying trip to
Mosontown Saturday ON business.
Geo. Shoher is in this section attending
to business and calling ON friends.
series of meetings has commenced at
Mt Zion, conducted by Rev. Gates.
Miss Mary Jenkins, who has been on the
sick Dis, for awhile, is recovering slowly.
hester Molisec and Andy Conner have
been saving crosstie5 Tor the past day OF
two.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor has returned home
after visiting friends at Morgao,own Tor two
or three days
Node Cress and wife were visiting his
father in law bcy ord Dechcrs creek, Satur-
day and sunday.
\ large number OF ouy young gentlemen
assembled at the postomcc TO receive their
valentines. G. W. Rohfs was the best
among Them.
Oui school at Enterprise is progressing
nicely with i O. shaGcr as teacher. Mr..
Shaacr knows how to bring them to earnest
work while In the school room.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-20
Znr.


Correspondence OF The Argus.
MIS-. Wesley Smith is ON the sick list.
Miss Maud Gusemau has gone TO Psnnsyl.
vania 70 Soiourn.
John q. Kelly and family were visiting a,
Elmer Strawser's last Sunday.
James II. Smith wen, down to Friends
vile Md, on business las, Saturday.
jeff Fraaee is hauling coal Tor J, J, Kelly
to be used in burning lime kiln
Mrs. Emory Cupp, who has been danger.
ously IN, is somewhat better a, this writing
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schuopp and baby
were visiting a, Alfred Eelly's las, Sunday.
An iufau, child of Mr. aud Mis-. Emory
cupp was buried in the cupp cemetery las,
Monday.
The Krom y Derr Lumber Company near
here, were at work las, week getting out
lumber.
5. Floyd Kelly and family Of Dor,ty
were visiting some of their friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and MIS- $, Frank Kelly and little
son, Ralph, were visiting at Marshall
Harned's at Brandouyille, last Saturday.
sherman Friend of Friendsvle, Md,
drove up here aud took load of oats home
with him from ]. ] Kelly's last Saturday.
Miss Julia Deal of this place, and Nit.
Clyde DeBerry OF Cuztart, drove down to
Maryland las, Thursday and were married
aud came back to ]. IL. Deals, the brides
parents, Friday evening.
Victor Cupp aud J J. Kelly drove up to
kingwood ON the roth aud came back the
next evening Mt. Kelly went TO attend
the meeting Of the Bool, Board which con.
vened there ON the 10Th, aud Mr.. Cupp had
other business
We are sorry to chronicle the death OF
Mr. Pearl Strawser, which occurred ON the
Sth JOSH. at 10 O'Clock a. M, at her grand.
father. Peter Suawser's, and was buried ON
the 9th at 3 o'clock p. M. IN the Parnel
cemetery ONE on OUR Folks.
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MnInni I'LL.

Correspondence OF The Argus
Friends Americans, counirymcn lend
me your ears
w. Scott Garner was a, Grafton ON basi-
ness last week.
Robert and Ernes, Garner were Zoo King.
wood ON Friday last
Rev Lakin preached a very good sermon
60 our people on Sunday last.
Joshua Bowman has recently purchased
the ODD Riley homestead Of ihls place.
Winter IS sull with us and ibc sound Of
the sis.ghbel noatheth through the air.
Joe Castle Of Mt. Etna. is hauling Jog.
from here for bis brother. George ST.. who
contemplate building residence al Tun.
Melton.
We have read o. =. Morons new book.
winning or Losing" and Ht. 30 very
much We think 20 should 20. in tbe hand.
Of every tuc pfeFtonan.
Our school at SO. has been suspended
The past month on account of the sickness Of
teacher, Miss Iva Candy. who has been
suffering from an attack Ola grippe Mrs.
Candy is fine teacher aud well thought OF
by our people, and hope for hcr speedy
recovery
Ezn IccH, who moved oe tbc John
Snyder place Cast faIi BIAS decided not to
stay. We understand De contemplate re-.
turning GO che Conner place, which DEE lrf.
Mr Tec's is an homes, add Kind oeighb5r.
and. although we regret That hc has been
pai Co SO much trouble in moving. should bee
return, we shall DE- glad 90 see him back.
81 49,.
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Manown.

correspondence OF Tho Argus
Joshua llaulcy and family were calling ON
his brother, Elisha.
Noah Gross and family were visiting
friends in our vicinity today.
]. A. Freeland of this place, is making a
grand success In the Groph-o.phone business.
J. NJ. Johnston has been quite IN but we
are glad to say that hc is able to get out to
church again.
Milton Johnston aud sister, Miss Lue,
were visiting the formers brolhcr.in.law
George Everts.
The prouacted effort at the U. II. church
of this place IS progressing finely with Rev.
Snyder in charge.
T. w. Lemons has quit saw milling and
gone into the bob.slcd business. |. w.
Turner Is going to take the agency.
J. c. Turner and wife, c. | Stewart and
Miss Alice Shahan and Master Harry Sha.
han of Morgantown, were visiting friends
aud relatives in this vicinity Sunday.
TippLEY WINK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-20
10 Command Guard at Exposition.

The following item from Washington
city paper will be of great interest TO many
OF our people
Orders will be issued today assigning Mai.
Edward A. Goodwin Of the Sth Cavalry to
the command Of The guard 40 lhc ST. Louis
exposition. Mai. Goodwin present duty
Is that Of president of The army reviewing
board IN this city. The detail Of Mai. God
win was made at the request Of the cxposi-
lion authorities, and Us 10 conformity with
an act Of Congress.
Major Goodwin IS au old Kingwood boy aud
SON of The late Capt. Jos VI. Godwin lie
is q graduate from West Point and has been
in the regular army many Yeas. lie had
command Of n regimen, In the Philippines
but ha5 been in Washington FOR some time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-20

Correspondence Of The Argus
Dean Martin is laid UP for repairs.
Preaching every two weeks by lho pastor
W and Mw. T. e. Marlin were visiting
J S Martins last week
Lucian Albright and DIS mother nlaw
were zoo town last week.
Miss Eta Bishop was visiting Gee Bishop.
and ma'ons .ast Saturday
a W McGinuis aud wife were shopping
ai Terra Alta lasi Thursday
G. O.. Bishop. who has been sick for some
time is better az 'hl writing.
Mauown Albright and daughter were
visiting friends here lasl week
Ouf sahb,hschool Is nouds1ing snier
ihe instruction Of Charley WeIch
Elmer Martin turning of great deal
Of work. lie is good mschinnf
Mrs Clay Beethoven and daughter. Ella.
spent last Saturday at LenoT, visiting
friends.
There was quite an excitement iasi Thurs
day morning in Aihrehsv,l'e. ss fire brot.
ont in the s1dcr Hotel. Mcurrine a damage
Of about scycaiy-hvc of hun1 dollars
The house narrowly escaped. Ron R0Y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-20
New store in Town.

This Is an invitation 90 tbe people Of
KingHood and lhe plblia go genera! 20 call
at my ncw store Boz the Walter a Stone
building, eofuer Main aud Function streets
and samine my new, fresh and up-lo.datc
Hnc of
Groceries, ConfectiOnerics, Tobacco and
Smokers Goods.
a 6ac liu- Of cigars Hog.es and smoking
tobacco Having been 900 business at Roda.
mcr for eight gears before coming To- King
wood. Z am prepared Co accommodate the
public aud earnestly solicit your patronage
My business viii bc Cash. as am blind and
c7n keep no books
Yours ,o please.
So. w. BurKR.
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poekel Rook ralk

We want to please you. ffs s1 handy io
ORDER rF nAII FROM us. Hundreds ave
doing so. and ac arc only few miles
from goa. Goods come OBJ you QUICK.
We scll everything in thc DRUG AND
DerceIsls lfyE fis. 900 SrocK fo
select FROM Wuu ALTERS SILL CHAR
ST. RETAIL Wc do Anything yoa
want order 90 day we guarantee sat.s
lsci3n or NOISY CHfrfrrtrv RE-
TURNED. Address, with cmnmncc}
Mail Order De urtmcut,
GRAFTON DRUG tSp CIHmcAt Co.
Wholesale Druggists Grafton. So va.
Write COS for quoiad0us.)
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Card or Thanks.

Here IS hoping the good people Of King
wood and The friends Of The family pener.
ally, may enjoy the blessings Of Heaven for
the great kindness and many couricsics cx-
tended during the time 81 trouble and The
dark hour Of souow and affection i'm The
death Of my husband. Thank you ono and
al very kindly Mrs. G.. NJ BIsHop.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-20
The West Va. Argus.

A First-class paper. entered as Second
class matter in a Third class Postohnce
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
CAR RAN OVER A DUMMY
Friends Want to Save Murderer From
Hanging

"A. S. Robinson, Of Trainer, made a
run with a party of
friends in an automobile between the
Court House at Media and the Shoe
makerville bridge Chester The dis
tance is five miles and the time COM
sumed was minutes and 80 seconds,
surprising a previous mark of 3 min
utes.
Conductor Andress and Motorman
Myers, the crew of car on the Phila-
delphia, Morton and SwarthmOre troll
ley road. were given a bad scare at
.Palmer's Corner, where some practical
jokers had placed a stuffed dummy on
the track. In the darkness the car ran
over the supposed man.
John Lumb, Of Springfield, who as
'saulted his daughter, was convicted
and sentenced to three years in the
Eastern Penitentiary in Media yester-
day.
The Society of Friends of Media will
endeavor to save the neck of ALBERT
West, the Maryland negro. who shot
and killed Policeman Mark w. Allen,
of Chester, and who was convicted and
sentenced to be hanged. After the mid
week meeting of the Orthodox yester-
day, a petition to the Board of Pardons
was presented by George b. Allen, and
all present signed it, including women.
The annual meeting Of the Arch
|deaconry of Wilmington will begin in
Old Swedes Church tonight. and Will
continue tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
Died
HARGETI

MISUNDERSTANDING, in this city, on
the Sd instant, Annie e., wife of
II. NJ. Hargett, aged % years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the services, from her late resi-
dence, No. ia French street, on Fri
day morning at 9 o'clock Interment
at Iawrenceburgh, Indiana.
HOLT.-In this city. ON December 2,
1902, Mrs. Sallie S. Holt.
Relatives and friends are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices on Friday afternoon. December
8. at No. S25 KiTl1wOod street Inter
|ment private in Wilmington and Bran
'dywine Cemetery.
ATKINSON.-In this city, on Decem-
Der 8, 1902, Mary J. Atkinson, aged
70 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services,
at the residence of her sister, Mrs.
Agnes s. Macdonald, No. 1905 West
Tenth street, on Saturday, December 6,
at o'clock D. m. Interment at Silver
brook Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
REWARD FOR BRAVE SEAMAN
VIII Receive Memorial From PresI.
dent for Saving IL Men.

Newport News, Va, Dec 4.--Cap-
tain Bohn, master of the German
steamship Barcelona, of the Hamburg
line. now in port. left for Washing
ton, where he will be given present
at the white house by President
Roosevelt.
Early last spring during a gale Cap
tain Bohn saved the lives of IA men
near the entrance to New York har-
Dor. Two small tugs, each with a
crew of seven men. we're floundering
about on the ocean at the mercy OF the
waves. when the Barcelona hove in
sight At the risk OF his own vessel
and the lives OF his own crew, he took
of the crews within scant 100 yards
of the breakers on the Long Island
shore. For this act of bravery Cap
tain Bohn was promised a memorial.
and he will be presented It by the
president.
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
KILLED BY MOLTEN METAL
Accident In Sharon, Pa, Steel Plani
MAY Cost Four Lives.


Sharon. Pa. Dec. 1.-Two men are
dead. two are not expected to recover
and one other is in serious condi'
tion as the result of one of the worst
accidents in the history of the South
Sharon Works of the Union Steel
Company. Among the injured is James
Lloyd, superintendent of the open
hearth department. He was badly
burned. but the physicians state that
he win recover.
Shortly before noon yesterday one
of the ponderous ladies conveying 40
tons Of molten steel was started on its
way travelling along on the travelling
crane over the open hearth furnaces.
Slowly the great vessel moved until
when just over the head of the work
men standing below, who were await
ing disposition of the metal. 1t was
seen 70 tilt violently, then II emptied
q portion of the contents directly upon
the heads OF the men at work below
Evan Roberts received the greater
portion OF the fiery deluge and hardly
any semblage OF a human being was
left. Only the trunk was found and II
was two hours before Modification
was established. John Durbin died
last evening from the effects of his
burns.
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
NUGGETS OF NEWS

An OIL portrait Of the late General
Benjamin f. Butler was unveiled yes
terday in the state house at Boston.
NJ. Cambon, the retiring French am
bassador, left Washington for New
York yesterday on his return to Paris.
The Boston and Maine Railroad has
placed an order with the Baldwin 10.
comotive Works, Philadelphia, for 20
locomotives.
Two trainmen were killed in a
wreck yesterday, on the Queen and
Crescent Railroad, near Chattanooga,
Tenn. Their bodies were cremated.
Crossed wires at Allentown, Pa. yes.
terday caused a fire which burned out
Bittner HunsicAer G. Co.'S wholesale
dry goods stora and several lodges
loss, $15QO00.
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
EIrst Payment Of PIous Fund.

Mexico City, Dec. 4.-Secretary Of
the Treasury Limantour has asked
congress to authorize the payment Of
{1,420.6S2 Mexican currency TO the
United States, together with S43,O5O
interest thereon, in accordance with
the award CT The Hague arbitration in
the matter of the Plus fund. Secretary
Limantour informs congress that the
expenses incurred in the proceedings.
amounting to about $4,000, has al
ready been paid, as required by the
national honor and decoyum.
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
onlarI0 v0tInu on LIquor question.

Toronto, Ont, Dec. "A referen-
dun vote is being taken throughout
the province OF Ontario today on a
measure passed in the legislature last
session prohibiting the retail sale OF
liquor In Ontario The law becomes
effective May i. 1904, if the prohibi-
uonists poll the requisite number of
votes. Under its provisions bar rooms
will be abolished. It prohibits the
sale Of liquor within the province ex-
cept by licensed druggists, but does
not prohibit the manufacture and ex-
port OF sale by manufacturer TO Ii.
censed druggists.
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
President TyIers Grandson Dead.

Richmond, Va, Dec 4.-James Ro-
chelle Tyler. a grandson of President
Tyler, died yesterday at the Confed-
crate Soldiers Home here, aged 64
years. He came to the home from
Southampton county in 1895. He was
a lieutenant in the First Battalion OF
Virginia Infantry, better known as
the Irish Battalion, during the war
between the states, and made a name
for personal courage and faithfulness
to duty. He has two sisters living in
Southampton county, one of them the
wife of General Stands, a well-known
lawyer. He never married.
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
Convinced by Printed Tesli-

mOny of the hundreds of the cured,
Mrs. Benz, of AIS East Eighth street,
New York. who was for years a great
sufferer from Catarrh, procured two
bottles of DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
der and it effected an absolute cure in
a very short while. One pun through
the blower will clear the head and stop
headache. SO cents.-57.
For sale by Miller Drug Company
and n. B. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
KIIIed AIs RrOther In ) pIupute.

Union City, Tenn, Dec. fillmore
Cunningham killed his brother T. N.
Cunningham. by striking him over the
head with poker. The men engaged
in dispute over crop settlement
and the killing was the result of a
sighting remark made by the dead
man concerning the wife Of his bro
fhQr
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
READ WHAT
KASAGEN
Has Done for a WeII-Lnown Lady.

Mrs. Phoebe Mccall, Chester township,
Delaware county. Pa, writes: "I am 5S
years Of age, and have had stomach trou-
BILE for the last twenty years. Could not
eat anything without having sick stom-
ach. Have been treated by most all the
doctors in Chester, some Of them now
dead, and none OF them ever did me any
good. My stomach was i'm such a bad
condition could not take half the medi-
cine they gave me I spent hundreds of
dollars trying to find something that
would do me good but did not succeed
until 1 went to l.. ]. Farley's drug store,
sic Market street. Chester, Pa, and OBJ
tained a bottle of Kasagen Dyspepsia
Cure. 1 am not troubled with sick stom-
ach any more, and I know Kasagen Dys-
pepsia Cure cured me. This medicine has
done me more good than any I have
taken in the last twenty years, and ad-
wise anyone that is troubled with Dyspap-
sia. Indigestion or any kind Of stomach
trouble Ito give this remedy a trial"
Evening journal., 1902-12-04
BurIineton Here SATURDAY.

The Burlington basketball team viii
be at Pyle's Cycle Academy on Satur-
day night. They are old-time rivals Of
Wilmington, and a good game is ex-
pected. Last year the local team de-
feated the Burlington quintet three out
of four games.
The Washington times., 1902-12-16
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Effective November .. l9o2.

Schedule Effective November 25. 1902
Trains Leave Pennsylvania station.
100 p. M. Dally-lI-'DINNnlt AM LOUIS
VILE EMPRESS. solid Fesl5-ls train fct
Cincinnati kcalhes Cincinnati 7:Sj a. m,
Louisville 1880 a. H., sJ. Louis 6:45 p. m
Chicago $50 p. m Pullman Sleepeu 10 CIn-
clnnau and Louisville Daily. Palace cara
Cincinnati ~ So. Louis and Chicago Dining
Car
Gao T. NJ Daily - CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL A solid vestibued
elcctric-iighted train, arriving Cincinnati
Has a. H., lndianap0us .Z5 p. m, 81. Louls
s.s5 p. Chicago b ~ y. m daily. Pull
man slesPers % Cincinnati. Indianapolis and
~. LOUIS without change. ParlOr Car Gin
ciuuau t. Chicago. Binlug CAT.
Il 10 F. n Daiiy-F- T.. v LIMITED. Solid
train fcr Cincinnati Pullman sleeFeI %
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville without
change Compartment sleeper 10 Virginia
Hot Springs TUESDAY. thursday. and saturday.
slecpcrs Cincinnati 10 Chicago and St Louis
Dining Car
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio ofice, 5IS Pennsylvania avenue 609 Four
teeuth street near +. and az the station
Telephone call $40 Tor Pennsylvania K K. Cab
Service II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
ToTe-IrDa MAI, T0gG
The Washington times., 1902-12-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SE&BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington. Penna. R. r. station.
fO-afa.m. SEAB0ARD NAIL - Through
lally. Pullman Slecpcls - Jaesson-
Vile c0nnz--ing u Hamlet
with Pullman sleeper 60 Atlanta.
7 q. m SEABOARD EXPRESS-Soud
gai'y. train 90 Jacksonville and
Tampa. with Pullman. DraviDg Room, sleep
ing Car and Cafe Dining Car. Pullman Sleeper
TO Atlanta.
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service % Petersburg. Raleigh, southern Pines
tPfnshurse) Camden. C0luubia savannah,
jacksonville ST. Augustine. PALM Beach. Tam
pa, hey West. aad Florida points, also Cuba,
Charlotte. Athens. Atlanta New Orleans. Chat
South hXest.
d:SO am. LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh.
Gaily. Southern Pines (PinehuraO,
H-miet, and intermediates poin-z.
Ofice, I42I Penna. Ave.
G.. B. RYAN W. F. CONKLYS,
Gsu1 Pass'r Agent Cent AIT. Pass'r Dept