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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-01-29

THE BABY CONGRESSMAN
youngest person in the Fifty-seventh
congress is Hon. John J. Feely, men,
ber from Chicago, Ill.,, district. He is
so young in comparison with some of
the antique congressman about him
that he is positively childlike. Think
of a congressman at 26! Gulusha A.
Grow is four times that age, but not
nearly so pretty as the Chicago baby
member Galusha has bushy whiskers
Johnnie has a cute mustache, just
sprouted. He is a Democrat.
The guides in the Capitol rotunda
point out Mr.. Feely to visitors and
say:
There, ladies and gentlemen, is the
youngest man who ever had a seat in
congress. He is our baby member"
1t doesn't matter to the guides if the
Chicago youth is not in the rotunda.
Any passing senate or house page an
swers their purpose, and the visitors
are just as much surprised as if they
had seen the real thing. There Is not
a visitor who has been through the
Capitol this session but has seen, or
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Schedule Effective Nov. "a, 1901.

CONNECTIONS.
Chester-Southern Ry., s. A. L., and l.
& G.
YUrkville-S. G. & Ga. Extension.
Gastonia-Southern Ry.
A. L.
Newton and Hickory-Southern Ry.
e. F. REID. G. +. Agent,
Chester. South Carolina.
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CHESTER.

Lantern, January "a: Mrs. A. G. Brice
was called at Camden, Ala, last week
by the serious sickness Of her brother,
B. Meek Miller, Esq. He has pneu-
monia, but was somewhat better at
the latest report. Mrs. Alice c.
Thompson, daughter Of Mrs. Agnes
Farrar, and wife of Henry Thompson.
died at her home in Chester, S. c., on
December 26, 1901, aged AZ years. The
fatal disease was pneumonia. Mr..
w. Holmes Hardin, Jr., was to he
married last evening to Miss May Ha-
mer, of Little Rock, Marion county.
Bishop Duncan was to perform the
CEREMONY. Mrs. Mary Chalmers,
widow of the late Rev. j. c. Chalmers.
died Monday night in Charlotte, at the
home of her son, Rev. j. T. Chalmers,
D. D., and was buried in Winnsboro,
Wednesday. DR.. Chalmers was very
low when last heard from. ....... Mrs.
Elmira Shannon died last Friday night,
January 18th, at the home Of he" son.
Mr.. H. H. Shannon, near Leeds. She
was 81 years old, and died from the eff
fects of grip. She was the mother Of
ex-Supervisor T. w. Shannon and a
sister of Mrs. Martha Mobley, Mrs.
Victoria Walker, and Major J. w.
Wilks.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHY.
dor PHOTOS in any style and Of
IL the BEST FINISH-Please call
at my Gallery, on Cleveland avenue.
8. W. WATSON, Yorkville, 8. c.
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GAFFNEY BRANCH.

Trains Nos. 80 and SO are operated
daily. Trains Nos. "a, IS, II, IL, 13, IA,
Is and 16 are operated daily except
Sunday.
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TRANSPORTATION I

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. Il. 1910

INAISS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
7:00 a. NJ, No. z. daily. for Durville. Char
iotte ard all local stations S1uths connecting
at at. DInvIlle TOR stations to Lyuehbusg also
stations ON that line. At Greensboro Tor all
stations east and west thereof
1880 2. NJ, No. 49, limited train daily. for
Jacksons!lle and all Florida points, Havana M J.
sau. etc Connects at Mosciey with Faruivitie
and PowhataD Ealroad: ut Greensboro FOR Dur
ham. Raleigh and Winston -Salem; ut l'anvii.s
with No.. So. United State, fast mall solid
Columbia. Savannah and Jacksonville Draw
tns-R, ON Buffet Sleeper Richmond to Atlanta
a a1 Blrmtngham. Through coach for Eshasr
City. Oxford and Durham Through train.
with Sleeper. Salisbury to Memphts. Dining
Ca. ser, ice.
1:o5 P. M, No. H. Southern Express. daily
TOT Atlanta. Augusta. Jacksonville and points
south Sleeper for DanyIlle. Greensboro. Sal.
iSbury and Chariotte; open ut Richmond 9:.o
Express and Southwestern Limited. which car
rieS through Sleepers to Augusta. Savannah.
Jacksonville. Tampa. Nashville Memnhis. At
ianta. New Orleans. etc. Complete nIntuE-caT
service. Also. Pullman Tourist Sleeper Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays Washington to
San francisco. without Change. With connection
FOR MI points In Texas. Mexico and California
500 P. NJ, No. II. local daily. except SUP
DAY. for Neysyille and intermediate points.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND
6:55 A. II. and 6:25 P. NJ. From Atlanta.
Augusta, Jacksonville. Ashes lie aut: all points
South
$50 "A. NJ. From, Keys-iIle and local stations
3:25 P. M From Durha n. Charlotte. DanTtlle
and intermediate stations.
LOCAL FEEI3HT.
Ncs 81 and 81. between Manchester and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
Atlantic Coast Linz

sCaADU1- II EFFECT Aov. 81. 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sEf
500 a NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED. daily. Arr
Eives Petersburg SO! A. NJ NorE1!s II ,2' A.
NJ. Stops only Ut Petersburg, WasegEy aud SUI
$50 :. NJ, daily. Arrives Petersburg ala
4. VI. Enporis 1912 A N. Weldon lt:e2 a.
r. NJ. savaunah 3:o6N 4 NJ JaeksonvIIte 90:
a N. Tanpa 700 P NJ. Fort Tampa ~" p.
Connecting at Wilson with No. 70. arriving
Coi,lsborn ESQ Z. ". Wilmington 54a =. u.
Pullman sleeper New York to IncksouviIle-
1920 ?: h.. daily Arriving Pe5sFShIrs ;oa
Railway for Roanoke aud intermediate points.
STOPS ut pre,rry-s Blur. CentraIia aud Chester.
Arrives Petersburg $40 T, ". Sorfok 81
p. " Stops only at Petersburg Ha'ef5
~" ::1o P. n. daily. eScrrt sunday. Arrives
Pe,prsbur. s4:53 r ~ weldon 6:a4 VI.
ard Rocky Mount $40 P. NJ Makes all later
5:55 P IL. daily Arr;ves Petersburg e:4s
p " Makes 81, st"rz.
G;5s ?. NJ, FLORIDA AID VEST LSbiAS
OMITTED daily. Arrives ."tr-r:Su-- go Z. VI:
Connects with Norfolk and Western for Nor,
foik and intermediate points. EmroFia s;s3
stu 4 ms between Erlp"rfa ana LawreGcsrti!rl;
Weldon 900 T. ~. Wllutngf"n 1000 a.: ".
Fayr.tevis ie4z n , ensrr,'t%H 3 ~ p
N NEW WI line TO MinnLE GEoRGIa r0lSTs-
NJ Atlauta f:nh p. NJ Pullman sleeper New
work. To Wilmington Charleston Port Tampa.
Jacksonville Augusta and Macon. Dinins-eI
e:s5 ?. IT.. daily ArrIves Petersburg 1n:i:
p NJ Connects Mt Petersburg with NortolS
and western Railway. arriving tvnchhnr- Ia
NJ Roanoke :: i5 4. VI. Bristol 1880 A.
Al Pullman SlrapAr Richmond 70 Lvnrhhn-E.
1880 P. H.. daily. Arrives Petersburg i2:ie
a. )" TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
4:o7 4 a.. daily. From Jacksonville Swan
rrh Charleston. Atlanta. Macon. Augusta and
7:s5 a. H.. daily From Petersburg. Lynch
burg and the West.
s:4s a. IL. daily. except Sunday Peters
gu" lid 4. NJ. daily r-cen, sunday. Froa
ROCKY sfornt and Intermediate stations. Noe
'"l lilo 4 N. daily. From Petersburg, sss
'' ,,.Aa A ~ daily From Norfolk snfois
zoo n. daflv From Petersburg. Roam
'S $50 P. n. daily From Norfolk. suran
7:4s P. NJ tanv Fror Miami. Fort Tn
m JsckSor~ilIa Savannsh ChrrI'sr"r. VII
min-tnn GoidStor" and s1I points South.
$3.50 P ID. daily From Petersburg. Lyrca
ou's aHu 'N q. NJ ENr'rresnN
rr"-lc Mansge,.
". j. CRAIG
t,are-a' r,esr--rr Agent
G s CAMPBELL
Division p.assnrrr Agent
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Richmond, fred3rIcls1lr5 &
Potomac Railroad,

oC6EUuLo In LEFLCT hus. 81, 1902.
s:to A. hl., daily. r.m d, ri Stree. Station
freusricAsuurI and Alexaudria. Stups at Coco
guam suntaJs. Sleeping Cars " ashlustuu And
Sis a. NJ. daily. from Ma,n-s.ree, Station
Florida ard Metropo!itAn Limited toe wash
nston and beyond. SIPS ut Fredericksburg and
| Alexandria. Buffet slrepins Cars t" New YORK
100 a. Nj. except Sunday. fivm Eliza Sta
ton. accommodation Tor Ashland and uterine
$40 $40 4; NJ Sunday only from syrd,ssFes;
10 Cherry H.!l. inclusive Sesley. 0cco4uan aud
Alexandria. Buffet Purlor Car.
$40 a. NJ, except sunday. from Byrd-Stfect
Station for Washington und beyond Stops ut
Eba. Glen Allen ard local STATIONS. Ashland TO
Alexandria inclusive. parior Car.
Station ior ""sn.nston -.u oe.Sn's. sI0pS at
hlu0, Ashland. boswell. Miiiord. FrsCcticAs-
uurs uul Alexandria: butet tsrios Car. Con-
uects "i.h Congressional Limit.c
4:JC E. ~. except Suuta5. from Byru-Sree.
Station. accommodation Tor fredericksburg aud
su5 ?. NJ. daily. from Main-street Station
for W.shington aud beyond. Stops al 1oswsi.
dria. BUFFET Sleeping Car 60 eNw YORK
6:25 P. H.. except Sunday. trosn E.ba Stu
ton. accommodation for Ashland ana tnterms-
SOS daily; from ssra ats stE s:1!
s ssn,ea wld eva eaaatieo and
Stops at other ststiuls Sunday. Sleeping Car
Richmond TO NV Aorh aad Washington ta
Philadelphia.
ton. accommodation Tor Ashland aud iltrrme-
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GAO a. NJ. except Sunday. Eiha Station
accom- u1oda ton from Ashland and tntermetiaIs
points.
Stops at Alexa ndria Occn,luan Whitewater.
Brooke. FredericksbuTs- Milford. Boswell ASH
land aud Elba. Stops at othss SIN tions sun
day Buffet Sleeping Car New York to Rich
s:25 A. b., except Sunday. at Ryrd Stree,
Station accommodation from Fredericksburg and
| intermediate points.
Station Stops at local stations. WASHINGTON
to Ashland inclusive. Glen Allen ard Elba
a:o5 r. ~. daily Mt Mn'n-streat Station
Stops at Alexanhria. I.orton. Occoruar Qlsnttco.
Fredericksburg. Milford boswell and Ashland
BUFFET Sleeping Car from New York; s.,,.
accomc,oda tIoa from Ashland and iu.srIne.iists
Gas 2. NJ. daily. nj Brrds'rsst Station.
! Stops at Alexandria. fredericksburg. boswell.
AshlAn nd and Eliza. Sieepinr Cars from New
York aid washington nininS Car
Stops OF Alexandria and local STATIONS. Guam
ticn tn Ashland. inclusive Glen Allen ao E:oa-
1923 p NJ, daily at Mrln-strcet Station.
| F!orida and Metropolitan Limited Stops at
/; AIexr nslria Fredericksburg and boswell suf-
| fp. Steering Cars from New York:
1900 P. NJ. except Sunday. at tsea Station.
| accommodation from Ashland:
". D. Dr-KE General Nam ger.
e. T. n. MYERS. President.
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And Prudence pays no Premium to tho

And Prudence pays no Premium to tho
dead.
Tn exclusive style you set your heart ssll,
upon ases
Gets to the Bargain counter land anon
Like monograms on a salesladys tie
Cheers but q : rnoment--soon for you tbs
gone.
Josephine Dodge Daslza1n. IN Harpers
for January
The ballroom is cleaning with br1lliance
OF beaut5; and wealth there's no lack:
Brt there isn,t = woman in AL that vast
i Who has a whole dress to her back!
January Smart Set.
observe the Messenger Boy how he
Runs
Is not this Unusual
1t is Positively Abnormal.
He Goes on 4 Hurry Call for a Man
To Fetch a Doctor:
Ito Fetch a Book.
What Book?
The Hound of the Baskervtlies.
How Surprised and Gratified the Man
will be TO Get his Book 50 Soon.
HI will Not
Why so:
The Messenger Bo ~ Heard Of that
Book.
Well?
IIe will Dip into It.
Yes?
And See the Name of Sherlock Holmes
And then?
He VIII Seat him on a Mossv Curb
And he Will Read Ana Read. And Read.
But the Man. What Of Him?
He will Tear his Hair and Cuss.
Is that All?
No. Presently he will Rake I'm Another
s1:e5 and will Hustle to the Bookstore
himself.
Wise Man!
Happy Messenger Boy!
A. c.. Brechin Sc Son. who keeps re
Fook Store at Charlottesville. are pub
fishing this year remarkably fine ca'en-
car for 1903 It is called the JEFFERSON
Calendar. and 1t is made I'D Of twelve
sheets OF dark gray cardboard r1ne hy
eleven inches one for each month. upon
each Of which is mounted a ha~ dsome
photograph OF some scene at the Ua1ver-
sitv or Monticello. It is sent postpaid
for tilirty-fve cents.
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Vvavee111s Steamboat Go.

- RAPPAHANNCCK RIVER ROUTE.
Beginning Sunday. July 10th. Steamers
will 9h5s,ys rs 5ehsd REvHR RouTz
LEAVE BA1.TIMC2E.
From Pier 2, I.isht Street. at +:ss T. NJ.
Tuesday and Friday for tredec'chso uis
4:so +. NJ. Wednesday for Tappahannock
and ali landings except Irvinston W .,,
Morans. Merry Point, Ottoman. Miiien-
$50 ?. NJ. Thursday and go P: N: Sun
day for Tappahannock and all landlnss
except nayport. Mi'lenbeck. Merry Point
''oSl LEAVE TAPr:.HANNoCK.
For Baltimore Monday, Tues6:.y. We'd
nesday and Friday at 5 A. NJ and Inars-
dav at A. NJ: stopping at an Wnasse s..
Fer Baltimore direct at P. NJ Wedaes-
day. making no stops e1lcep. Croanna
For Fredericksburg Monday at 5 A. NJ:
leave Port Royal a 1870 F. NJ arrive IN
Fredericksburg at P. NJ. tide permit
For Fredericksburg wednesday at I: NJ.
icksburs. tide permitting. at 7:so p NJ
For Fredericksburg Saturday ABOUT !
For Norfolk Friday P. NJ. calling at
a. t.@' LEAVE NORFOLK.
From Baltimore steam Packet Co.'S
wharf for Fredericksburg and all landings
ILEAvE F'REnEElCKsRTRG
For Baltimore and a il landings MONDAY
and Thursday at 2 P M. tide pernittins
For baltimore and all landings as far
as Tappahannock at a: NJ Wednesday.
calling at Urbanna Creek Freight re-
cefved In Baltimore daily.
HENRY WILLIAMS M'er. Baltimore.
W. D. SCOTT. Agent. Fredericks5urg:
POTOMAC RIVER RO1!TE.
Begin Tuesday. June Sd. Stea mers Cal.
vert and Potomac will leave Pier 9. Light
Street Baltimore. every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday: at P. NJ for Atexan-
dr!a and WASHINGTON. calling at all of the
usual landings Reci0rins Tuesday. June
81. will leave Seventh Street wharf Wash
ington. at P. NJ. THURSDAY. Sunday and
Tuesday going as far as T.eonar6town on
these evenings. Will leave Leorardtown
6 A. NJ. Kinsa1e at 12 NJ. Miller's at
4P NJ Graeon's at $50 P. NJ. and Bacon s
at $50 p NJ. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. arriving in Baltimore early the
following morning. Freight received daily
in Baltimore.
Agent Po.t'u,ore
WILLIAM NJ RFARDON.
Agent. Alexandria Va.
STEPHENSON & BROS.
Agents, Washington D. c..
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YORK LINE wrsT r. so,x,
THE FiVORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE EICliN;lND 49,

THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1850 ?. NJ, No. g. Eattimor" Limited. daily
except Sundays. for West Point. cennecting at
West Point with steamers for Baltimore and
York River landings Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
2:15 ?. H.. No. 10 tNondays. Wednesday,,
and FridsysJ local express for West Point aud
intermediate stations. Connects with stage 1T
Lester Manor for Walkertnp and TappahannGch-
$500 a. M, No. ~. local mixed. Leaves daily.
except Sunday. for West Point and uterruedinte
sta lions. connecting with stages at Lester
Manor 10. Waikerton and Tappaharrock
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
9:15 A. H., No. Is. daily. from West Point.
with connection from Baltimore Sundays. We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
1c:45 A. ID, No g. Wednesdays and Fridays
from Vest Point and local stati3..s.
1850 P NJ, daily. except Sundays. tion
West Point and intermediate stations.
Steamers sail from West Point $50 2. y
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. and will
call at Almonds. Clay0aus aud Gloucester
Point.
c. W WESTERLY.
District Passenger Agent,
e20 East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
S. q. HARDWICK.
General Passenger Agent.
C. n. ACKERT.
General Manager. Washington D. c.
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culprits fled to- this city when the police
were notified by their victim, woman
with moro money than hard common
sense.
She attended splritualistio seance
upon invitation Of the medium. who man
nged to see that she had her pocketbook
with her. Immediately the medium re-
lapsed into the semblance Of TRANCE.
She invoked the spirits of st. John the
Evangelist and st. lanes. who evincad q
desire to assure the guest Of honor of
their rnariculous powers. They told her
through the medium that ii she would
place upon the table the $1,000 she had
with her, upon returning to2 her home she
would find in a chest Of drawers 5000.
a portion of which she was enjcined to
give toward the building Of o new
church.
The woman handed over her money. re-
ceived the profuse thanks of ST. John
the Evangelist and went home. Failing
to find the promised 5000 she appealed
to the police. but the enissary. of the two
saints had fled.
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FEARFUL HAILST0RM IN
NEW WALES DISTRICT
fsneciel Dispatch to The Times.>

LONDON. Dec. 27.-All accounts OF de-
vastat!ng hail storms in the United
States are eclipsed by one which occrr-
red last month in the Daysdale Dfst-t,t
Of New South Wales. Dispatches say
that more than 200 sheep were killsd.
and even horses. by the fierce downpour
OF ice slobules.
A man named Cox was rendered url-
conscious. while the vehicle In which he
was riding was spl.ntered to kind ing
wood Six Of his dogs were killed. their
eyes being knocked out by ha .lstones.
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n n NV NV Norfolk <1ss|91IesterI)
General Offices: Roanoke. Va
NOV 4. d, b E. Il 4 n IQEc

General Offices: Roanoke. w
GOSAAbGn -UIh. l9S..
LEAVE kiLuAUNU tDAlL1I. BAkD-STEEET
STATION.
SEQ a. ~, NORFOLK LIMITED Arrives,
Norfolk l.:2c A. II. Stops culy ut Petersburg
Msverly and Suffolk. Stops at Wakefield only
to let OF passengers from Rich nond ~aud Pc
500 a r.. TEE CHICAGO EXPRESS tor
fynch5urg. Roanoke. Colu0nh..s cincin-
natl, and Chicago. Buffet Jar'or Car Pc
.ersburg to Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke to Columbus. Bluefield to Cincin-
nati;; also. for Bristol. Knoxville and
Cha ttaEooga- Pullman Sleeper Roanoke
1920 P. IL. Roanoke Express. r.r Farm
VILE Lynchburg. Roanoke ard intermediate
s's s:eo ?. NJ, ocEA SHORE LIMITED. Ar.
rives Norfolk $40 P. II. Stop, only at Peters
folk With steamers to Boston. Providence. New
York Baltimore and Washington.
6:5a 2. NJ, for Suffolk. Norfolk and !nterme-7
date sta tions. Arrives at No: liz at l ~ =. IL
e:s5 P. NJ, f.r Lynchburg and Roam ks- Ton
at Lynehonrs With WashinSso' an ocnbnrc
TO aemnhia and New Orleans. CAFE Parlor an.;
f)bseryatfn Cars RaGford TO Attnla. Ala Putt
man Sleeper between Rich nond and Lsnchhurs.
ard berths ready fos occupancy af S:.io T. "
= Trains arrive Richmond Prom Lrnchh"rg and
the West daily at 1888 A. ". ZOO NJ and
S:66 2 A. IRON Norfol: and tEe Fast at l:lt
III '11:42 a. H. and $50 P. 81
$50 = 49, - = JOHN E. WAGNER.
CITY Passenger and Ttrset Agent
C. H BosLEy.
District Passenger Agent
W r. REyILI.
Gener,l Passenger AGENT
,Phone. 4o5 1908 Eas. Main Street.
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Sc A B 9 A r D
AIRLINE RAILWAY

e,o-, line to principal cities OF rae souti
.,S nthwest. Florida Cuba, Texas: ch.ftos.
MIA and Mexico reaching the capitals OF 81
STATE ec-rnn7r N EFFECT nov. %. 1909.
NsITlvE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iH'>i STArIoT-pAiLI.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
5BAglTni z Ap IT. 800

B4glInif z ApSi I, 1902,
Cars leaves corner Perry and Seventh
streets. Manchester. every hour ton the
hour) from s A NJ to 10 2. n. !. last car
IL 80 r. AZ
s Cars leave Petersburg. foot of Syca-
more Street. every hour from $50 a. a.
to 0:3u p NJ
FRIDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL
EXCURSIONS
go sCENTER0uNDsT xt1P-so GENTS.
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6 ay L5n @
to E3alst5r10r@
Via c. & 0. Railway and
Old Point.
y. S. MA!L ROUTE.

Leave Richmond via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway daily. except Sunday. at 4
P. NJ, connecting at OLD Point with the
superb steamers OF the Old Bay Line.
leaving at 7:15 p. NJ, arriving Baltimore
$50 A. NJ. in time to make connection
with all trains North. East and West.
Short rail ride and all night on one OF the
finest steamers In Southern water. Re-
except Monday.
For tickets and general information
apply at general Offices Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. Richmond Transfer Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
ra..s7onrAr1ov LINES.
so - Trains LaaYas
II l';s:ss1 and Arrive
NEW MAiN-STREEr STATION.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1902.
LEAVE RICHMOND

LEAVE RICHMOND.
7:4s A. n. except Sunday. Newport News
local AIl stops
,. $50 A. "a, daily. for Old Point :. Newport
20 Norfolk Steps Williamsburg. Newport news.
Hampton and Pnoebus. t'arior Car siehinoad
to Old Point
500 E. H.. daily. except Sunday. for Old
Point Newport News and Norfolk. Tis" hours
ahd 70 Minutes 7" Narte;tz Stops WIZ. aisb,t's.
Newport News and Hampton only. BnGcs tar-
lar Car Gnrdonsvi.Ic to Old Point. Connect, az
Newport News on MONDAYS Thursdays. Fri.!dys
aud Saturdays with N ard NJ steamer fee
Baltimore: at Old Point with Washington. Hal-
tinnre and Cape Charles steamers: ut Nrr-
Tors.
$500 P. 81. t1isy. :or Newport sc~, .ss
on Point On Sundays Only cnnacc;s for S9s-
folk
MAIN LISs-wEs .nor-Sp.
1910 A. N. local. except sua,l;y to c;'t,a7
Forge. Connects Cor ossnse CulrcFsr. calScr-
eco P. H.. daily. Gtncinua,l and rn,,-vl's
E1rress. Buffet Prr'or Car 10 tn-tonsvilc.
Pullman from Gnrdenstiir to cnctnp,,s and
Louisville Connects Ter Virginia Hot Springs.
Dining Car on ut Gn-rs6n<vit,r. lncaf traia
from, Gordousv;lle to Sthuntoa follows Tor local
ststirns. except Sunday.
to p:sw.l
7:cn P. VI. "st tou,. anil chlcsxo snert,a...
daily. with Pullman sleepers: Richmond, to
c,nctnnats GordonsviiIr to Indianarcii. and st.
Louis; ParIer Car Cinc'nnhti to Chicago. Din-
ting Car attached ~ GsrlonsviEfs
JAMES RIVER nTvISroN
1920 A. ~. daily. FOR LTachhurs feytns.
ao,rar w .lberens and New Castle rsrios .sr.
5:I5 2. b. cSrnpt Sunday. - Hremo.
ARRIVE ST Richmond
From Sorfe1k and Old Point 1905 4. ~
and $50 2 VI. daily: l1:f5 A. N and 7:2d
p NJ. ezcep. Sunday.
MAIN LIME,
From Cincinnati and the West 74s 4. ".
d.i1T. End $50 P. 81. daily. Local s:aa \.
NJ. except Sunday. and T:'o P. NJ. except
Sunday.
JAfEs RIVER nIvisroH
s;3' P IT. daily. and s:4a 4. 81. except
Sunday.
Amply at 500 East Mo,n Street, SO East
Nrin Street Murrhvs Hotel .i"~"Tso1 II tel
anf Nain-St-""t Station for further tnfn-mc.
ton. rifns tict"-s and rriir,an reserrstinns.
" q WARTUEN DIS Pass Art.
G. E. Dovr.E Il w Fr-LLEE
Gen'l. Manager. Cent Pass Ast.
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600 Nj! $50 :. st.--ar. M-nnhis.
Tr.in No S5 tes-es Richmond Oslo A. u.
s.1r Tor Petersburg. Norns, y. c.. and al
iatarnea,ata points,. Connection at Martina
Eate.-h 3:4n p. 81. daily. and Dnrhan P. e..
daily, axcept Sunday.
Connections ~ Jscs~an~tIls for 81 Flor.da
Fsst Coast points. IL Tan,na for FlsvIns and
an points In Cuba: at st.an.a for Montgomery.
New o-lsans and all points IN Texas. Mexico
and California: also. soE Chattanooga Nashville
and all points West
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RlsHMoNn-pAiLy ~,
20: "a A. 81. No. 81 FroI, all points S,uts
-4:ss 2 zM No. 81 | and S,urawsss
BIS p MsNo. Sc frog, Noriina. n t..
4ssa5 Petersburg and tocaIS points.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
4 &, S,s n and a4-ssabnsr. EsrseSs. Pu!!nas
?,,a ramon vestibnIsG cosrhas between View
York md Richmond ana between Richmond snd
sTscssouv,l,e Pullman SIespias-Csrs tdstiyf be-
.,rne, !acksanyille and Tampa. Also thro14S
MT, Room S,sspins-cars batweer New York
so Atlanta ard Csfs-ca-s between Hamlet
md Atlanta and tSayannah Tri-Wrasiy Slr"p-e
he.ween f5WaSsingteu and P!Hshurst ss''us
swsshircten Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sstnrs.sSs.
retns Ming leave Ptnehnrss Montays Wednesdays
and Fridays, -,
nan Drawing Room Hr1st slaentns-esrs ne
: tvrsen New York and Iseksonvifie connrcttnS
ar Hamla: with Sl-ening-csrt to ard frnro AT
Isnts . an connecf.nn with whsrh fsruusa NIT
ma I, tickets ere sold Finest FAY Cnschss knt-
Southern Pines and F1amiat. tessitst Wsseiast"o
Monday va Wednesdays and Fridays: fetarntn1
lesyr Hsrnirt Tnessiars Tharsdars sad sstnss
days Cafe Cars On alI rh-..ash trains.
lAy4. csess-ickrt Ngant.
Z. saith. 1iss;tct rasscnssr Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

W Hornuns, author Of THE ANA
,+e,,r f,racksman," and other well-kno"n
storils contributes the complete novel
to Ainslee's for January. 1t is entltieo
mo Hero and is notable %1or disunc-
ton Of style. charm in the narrative
and accuracy of insight into human mo
tiyes. The late lamented FRANK MOTIFS
is il, evidence by short story, lWo
Hearts that Beat as one. LUZ Oh .- .
visor and force that characterlzeu ms
hest work. Lucia Cha story.
..Who1n Bessie Jeffry Made" is fun or
the freedom and sparkle OF. the far y" est
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

Tho December Issue of The 1nterna-
.iona1 Quarterly sustains the position
of this review as one OF the most I'M
nortant organs of contemporary tn 4usnt
that this country now has. IN thts H. NJ
b., there are fourteen valuable art cl S
representing many important interests.
ard the list of contents includes the
works of distinguished writers Of Fra ce.
England Italy. Russia, as well as OF
our own country.