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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-03
"A GARFIELD DYING
in NEW YORK JAIL
.GrandnepheW Of Dead Presl,
dent Consumption Stricken
After Wasting Fortune.
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch. :,

8 Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
NEW YORK March AFTER spending
a fortune OF SEQ. 900 in a year, James "A.
Lyon Garfield O granddaughter OF the
dead President Garfield. is lying Ill and
pennIless In Ludlow Street jail
AS there is no record OF the commlssio on
OF any offense by him. friends Of his
family have applied to Judge 9Bischon, Yin
the Supreme Court, for his release.
Young Garfield has lived nearly all his
short life In Syracuse, where he now has
a widowed mother. He was born in
abroad. A year ago. on attaining his
majority he came into possession Of a
fortune OF 100000.
In March OF last year. while on his wa
home during the Easter holidays, he5w-as
attracted by a girl in New Haven, who
glapced at him as he passed. He began
a Irritation with her and an hour later
they we're married. INK.
{ He left her the same afternoon. pledg-
Ing her to keep the marriage a secret
until afer he had been graduated from
the Taft Preparatory School, which he
was then attending. He did not see her
again until a month later and then he
faced hen In ga divorce court, having
brought suit to obtain a release from the
marriage. After leaving school young
Garfield came TO New York, where he
thought he would have better opportuni-
Z ties for the investment OF his money. .5l
He became connected with a firm in
Wall Street, and after the failure OF that
concern started bucket shop. About
this time he began spending his money
lrecklessly. He appeared imbued with the
Idea that champagne was drawn from
water faucets, and almost bathed in It.
He plunged into all sorts of designations
The last fifty dollar bin In his pocket
was reached last December, and In de-
spalr he started South. He was III and
without money and without ability to
make money when found by the detec-
$tlves sent from this city, and was actu-
ally starving when they came across him
IN New Orleans,
The wife OF Judge in Syracuse. d
friend OF the boys mother, has inter-
fested several lawyers In this city, and
they are doing all they can to obtain his
release from prison In order that he may
he permitted to return to his home in
Syracuse. 1t Is known that consumption
has already claimed him. and they plead
that he be permitted to die In his old
home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-03
oRPHANAGE is TO
HAVE a BENEFIT

Much interest is being manifesto n
the Bostock benefit for the Methodist
orphanage on next Friday, March 9Th,
and 1t will be a fine opportunity for all
the friends Of this institution to show
their interest in a practical way
A very attractive programme has been
arranged, and this will be a most desira-
BILE time to visit the arena. Tho Bostock
manag ement will give a most liberal per.
5centnge on all tickets sold by the repre-
sentatives of the orphanage. also a por-
ton of the box office receipts In excess
Of a certain amount
AS announced In another column, tickets
are on sale at number Of prominent
stores and by many Method!sts, through,
out the city. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-03
JUBILEE |: /
OITH5:.EI:: POPE.
Will Be Celebrated Through
out the World To Day.
SERVICES IN RICHMOND &c; '|.'., M
Pontlfical High Mass at the Cathedral
at 1T en- o Clock To- Day--Rev.
Father Waters TO Preach
the Sermon. 81

The twcnty-1fth anniversary Of tho cor
onation Of Leo Kill. one OF the greatest
Popes in history. will be celebrated to-day
throughout the Catholic world Here and
In many thousands OF other places special
services will be held and prayers will go
forth for the continued, life and prosper
Gus administration Of the 1llustrious Pom
Etir.
IS Leo XIII. will unqucstionab1y take q
front rank among those who have worn
ths tiara a Richmond priest says OF
him ..Ie Is without doubt one OF the
greatest Popes in history. The 4vigor and
accuracy OF his mind is something re-
u.arkable. The title has been well given
him by some Of Leo the Intellectual
With the exception OF Fius TX. and st.
Peter himself, Leo is the only ontin who
the world over will celebrate the ami
THE SERVICES HERE.
The occasion will be observed In Rich
mond by pontihcal high mass at the Ca
thedral to-day (Tuesday) at u o'clock.
Right Rev. Bishop Van De Vyyer will
be the ce,ebrant. All the priests and
many OIL Lie pcOPtC VI 2k4lS SA1AhSAUAAS PSsA
$isbes Of the city are expected to be pres
ent. s5
y The assistant to the Bishop will be the
Very Rev. Father Bowler, vicar-general
The deacons Of honor are to be Very Rev,
William Meyer and Rev. II. ]. McKeefry;
deacon Of the mass Rev. Thomas y. Wa
ters: sub-deacon, Rev, ] Ohm Smith.
Rev. Father Waters. the beloved and
eloquent pastor Of Manchester. who has
often before delighted the people OF Rich
,nond by his able preaching. will deliver
an appropriate sermon.
LENTEN SERVICES.
Services at the Cathedral during Lent;
Stations OF the cross and benedlction,
Thursdays at 2:so P. NJ and Friday eve-
inings at o'clock. Each Wednesday owe
ming at 8 o'clock there will be rosary, a
short doctrinal explanation, and benedlc-
ton of the blessed sacrament During
the clock Sunday yesper services the
Rt, Rev. Bishop Van De VyvoH will
preach, @
Misses during the week at s. and s
z O. clock, is 7l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-03
POISONED HERSELF
CLINGlNG TO a ROSE

Especial to The Times Dispatch, :,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March g.
Holding a white rose In one hand and
using the other to press to her nose a
cloth saturated with chloroform. Mrs.
Charlotte Wellington, OF HRddpnheld, d'ed
yesterday under the Influence OF the dead
IN drug. She was folA7d by n servant In
her room at the boarding house of
Thomas 3. Young, No, 2e223 Eas, ~ !,
Street.
on table near by, written In Arm
hand, on delicately scented paper. was u
note In which Is found the only known,
reason for the suicide The note reaN-,
II am the last member Of distinguished
family. left so alone that I am tired or
life. VIII you kindly SEQ that my remains
are decently buried? 7 enclose money tn
pay expenses Ny clothes give to thu
CHARLOTTE WELLINGTON,
p, s,--Please keep this as quiet as pos
sibe.
Near the note was picture OF the dead
woman's mother go placed that It was
probably tho last object she gased upon,.
Enclosed In an envelope was 80 ana =
gold watch, @
on Saturday night Mrs Wellington was
the life Of a gay gathering ut the Young
residence. She did not retire TO her room
until nearly midnight She did not ap-
pcar depressed, r.
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A TONERINC
ST RUCTU.R:i'.E::
Mutual Assurance to Erect
I. One Nine Stories High.
PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE E ::
PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE
New York Architects Now Drawing
Them 81. Palmer Believes T here
is Need for at Least Three Mod
ern Office Buildings.

Tho MI ,ual Assurance Society Of Yir-
y gtn!n expects To so the American Bank
ons better In an office building. erecting
4 theirs at Ninth and Main Streets. nino
stories, against the eight stories OF tne
& American Bank building, being designed
for Tenth and Main Streets.
s5g Colonel w. ~. Palmer, president OF
4 the City Bank, said vest erday afterno DON
n that plans were now being drawn BY
\ New York architects-in fact, were
nearly complication modern !. SKY
Il scraper, which would cost not less than
4, $3.50, oO0. This Is to be a magnificent
II steel structure, which will hold its head
u higher than any edilce OF any kind be-
q tween the great Northern cities and At
lnnta. It Is to have every convenience
and the service OF 7janltors. elevators.
telephones and other fixtures TO be found
x In a great cIty's Office building.
" SsisssS COULDN'T GET MATERIAL
~ Colonel Palmer states that the work
d OF ection would have 0egun early IN
Il this year. but It was found Impossible
70 get the material from the Iron work.
B ers at any price. The money was not
lacking. and the need OF several such
structures was great But it was moth
Ing gained to begin work which could
not be completed. The tenants have
al! been notified now. however that the
! present buildings Will be wanted by next
January 1st 53
The Mutual owns 100 feet fronting on.
Main Street, sourhside and east Of
4 Ninth. The structure to cover this VIII
extend from Ninth east nearly half a
square.
& THE front elevation has been designed
and gives evidence OF the structures be-
ing an ornament and credit to the city.
AS soon as the general Interior plans
have been completed they VIII pc
brought to Richmond. and insurance
agencies and others who may want 70
lease a section OF n floor may have that
section partiuoned as will best suit
s them. ~
Colonel Palmer said he thought It like
! ~ that the Mutual would have its Of
& fees here, but that the City Bank.
which owns its present building, would
remain where 1t Is now. He was aslied
&c the erection of the American Bank
Building would have any influence upon
s plya was: 5"Not at all. There was room
in Richmond and need OF several sucn
modern Office structures. Atlanta aan
them and Richmond could afford them,
too
Richmond is on the eve OF q revolution
In office building. The days OF dingS
little room with coal hod sitting out
years from now Il New Yorker on Main
Street. between Fifth and Twelfth VIII
feel like he was black In that dear new
York. The Virginia State will erect
I thoroughly modern structure AZ tlttn
and Main. the Mutual at Ninth and me
+ American Bank at Tenth. me Wmt7
"A Jock estate will erect an excellent once
building and store at Eighth and Main
Streets, and the Life Insurance Society
Of Virginia is contemplating the erec-
ton Of fine office building at Tenth
and Broad Streets.
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brook Presbyterian Church will meet this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. w. G.. Casley. on Virginia Avenue.
e Miss A. M. Moore is quite sick at her
home on Luck Avenue. #
Rev G. P. Scott, OF Virginia Avenue,
who has been preaching In Buckingham,
will return to his home this week
mr.. r. 8. Anderson. OF Manchester, who
has been visiting friends on the Heights
has returned home. "a
Miss Ella Thorpe IS quite sick at hef
home In Dumbarton.
Miss Goldie Dickens. OF Dumbarten, has
returned to school after pleasant visit
to her parents. Z Il Il
Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, who has been
quito sick at her home on Honteiro Ave-
nue., Is much better
+. There will be a game OF baseball this
afternoon at Brookland Park betweet1
the Brook Road and the Brookland Park
teams.
Mr.. Charles Richardson. who has bee1
visiting Mrs. J. n, Thomas, Of Meadow
Bridge road. has returned to her home
in Charlottesville.
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THE OzoMULs SION co.

Court or Wytho county, to the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the West
ern District Of virginia, under section ak
hundred and forty-three OF the revised
statutes Of the United States.
TO amend and reenact sections ana
& ii OF an act to amend and re-enact chap
& tor $50 OF the Acts OF Assembly Of 1856
as amended by chapter 1913 OF the Acts
Of Assembly Of 1883 81 ntitled an act to
Incorporates the town of Orange, and to
enable the said town to borrow money,
approved January 81. 1885,
81 HOUSE BILLS PASSED. @
TO empower the County Court OF Camp
bell county to authorize and permit q
Confederate monument to be erected
upon the public square. at the county seat
thereof. Y
the city of Manchester. III !i
TO provide for the ntment OF
bail commissioner for the several coun-
ties. 451 n q y !. iS,,3
( TO amend section 1860 Of tho Code Of.
Virginia, as amended by Acts 31Ss5-' W.
page 3e5, in relation to ball.
FOR the protection Of fish In the waters
Of Back bay and It's tributaries. NJ d
TO authorize the Board OF superv1s OTIS
Of Bedford county to contribute such an
amount as 1t shall deem proper to wards
the erection Of a onfederate monument
In the courthouse square OF said county.
TO amend and re-enact an act approved
February Is, 1900, to authorize and EN-,
power chnncery courts to confirm safes
Of land when the purchase price is NOT
sufficient to pay off the liens OF ta :,e
|51eyies and assessment to returned delin-
uuent, and apportion the proceeds !. be.
tween State, counties, and corporations,
and to make valid and confirm any sales
| heretofore made. IVA
| TO nmendS and re-enact section 2oe6 OF
the Code Of Virginia as as amended m ended
81 an AMENDED az. appeo and
re- enacted BY act approved March 8.
1908 !. IL relation 81 to fishing in the
waters OF the ia Commonwealth; to
provide for the levy1ng license tax on
fishing devices and for the collection
| thereof. and to extend the provisions OF
said said act. to all the waters within the jur-
Ilisdiction Of the Commonwealth as mend
al Nv an act approved March ]. 1900. and
as amended by an act approved March
IA. 1907 V, l,
which franchises shall be granted ~ the
cities and towns Of this Commonwealth nv
| providing for tho enforcement OF the
| obligations Of the grantees, grantors. or
owners Of franchises. and providing pen-
| alties for the usurpation OF or violation
| Of the terms and PROVISIONS or iran
| chises. y =. g!..fi
TO validate the acts OF ertaln COM
missoners In Chancery in the Common
veal tn. g, Z,
70 authorize and empower the Board OF
Supervisors OF Campbell county to APP
proprlate and contribute money. to the
Citizens ASS collation. of Campbell county
FOR the purpose Of aiding the erection of
a monument to the Confederate soldiers.
| Of said county.
70 confer upon all the city and muni-
cipal corporations additional and full pow.
err to regulate and control the sale OF
wine, malt liquors. ardent spirits, and al
intoxicant liquors. &C., Sc.
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TO WAIT UNTIL
THE SENATE ACTS
.NomIneesfor the Penltentiary
Board Have Made No
Plans.

The Senate has not az yet confirmed tho
Governor nominations for directors OF
the penitontiary.
There Ia no reason to believe that
light Will be made upon the Governors
nominees. Until the nominations shall
have been confirmed there can DO nothing
dono Tho board, inter having been con-
hrmed. VIII meet for organization and
will elect tho superintendent OF the pom
ton. s,
Tho Governors nominees arc Mr.. w. D 4
| Chestertnan, one OF the sultors Of Tho
,Tlmes-D ispatch; Mr.. Milton p. Marcuse,
OF the Hasker-M arcuse Company. Of Rich
llmond; Mr. Robert L. VI inston, Of the
| Nowlan Company, we'll known jewelers.
OF Richmond Mr.. T, II. Elicit, q retired
merchant OF Richmond. and Mr.. William
| p. Bradley, OF Manchester a former base-
ball magnate, and now engaged in tho
contracting business. 3.
Under the old Constitution the Legis-
ilnture elected the superintendent Of the
penitentiary, just as other State officers
were chosefi. The board will now make
this election Under the old Constitution
there were but three members Of the
| beard. They were Mr.. Chesterman, Mr..
Marcuse and Mr.. Joseph Bryan. Mr..
sChesterman is the president OF the board
| and the oldest member In point OF SER
vice. s 8
Nothing can be stated as to what will
DO done until the members OF the board
shall have been confirmed.
There will probably be more than one
candidate for superintendent. Major Geo.
NJ Helms, OF Franklin county, is the
! present superintendent He will be ops
| posed DR.. Charles V. Darlington, OF
Richmond, Is the surgeon. It.sis very
likely that he will have opposition. .5
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The Busine IS Man and
His Stenographer.

Tho strongest points about a.
typewriter do not always consist
9in the novel points--these are usu-i
ally the weaker ones.
The strongest points about the,
Standard Visible Oliver Typewriter
lis the thorough reliability Of the
4 machine, whether used all day or
s only now and then; 1t will always
I, be found in perfect order and
: ready to do tho most OF the best
{ work the easiest. X s
Besides the testimony Of over.
fifty thousand users an examina-t
tlon Of the machlne itselfswill con-
vince the most skeptical. It Is
built Of the most substantial ma
\ terlals and Of the finest orlsman-
ship. It is solid, compact, and
: simple, having less than hall as
4 many parts as any other machine.
Il Its every mechanism Is simple,Gy
effective, with every part as finely
& finished as a fine clock. The Oliver
{ Is entirely free from all the So
called improvements, which are
M out Of order. a. nd
i shorten the life OF the machine
Is they serve only as traps to catch
Z the unwnry. who. carried away Dy
4 their Ingenuity. forget that It. IS
\ d servicea BILE machine. and not a
+ toy. they need " "a " 5a5 b
The Oliver IS the only machine
I that can be relied on for perfect
alignment under all circumstances,
and the alignment is enforced; the
4 the double typebar Is the solution
+ Of that problem. % ",
The Oliver Is the up-to-date Vis-i
! ible writer, unrivalled for speed, ]
manltold!ng power, and thorough
reliability-it stands to-day abso'-
lutcly and unqualifiedly without
Q. peer q
Investigate this meritorious ma
chine before you buy. The sOuIH-
Z ERN STAMP AND STATlONE1s
4 COMP ANY is the agent.
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N NV Norfolk g Western.

LEAVE RICHMOND. DAILY:
800 Ma N0R 5S g &, La!tM nIsg y AT +
sS THfGKSo 6na SSp HtESk nu.s
porlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchburgs and
oanoke Pglmaa sfepecEs hgaRGiks alsS
+ onnoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to
cha5 IL ar Ro Ms~Phhay EXPRESS ~
Farmyile, Lynohburg and Roanoke: -. 81
s9o Mae 9GE5AsSS s M s{op m!n onlY q
PRaaterrsburs Waverly and slttolk. Connects
WITH stsamers to Boston PrSX,a tan New
4 3 o :5s r. Nj for Norfolk ana all stations r.l
east i & Of : pe NJ NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE s!ssspsr 3 RiehRRo oaaok e
LynchhbbWTrg chfeeffaneega Memphis and
SeW Orleans Cafe ads, p PIP We SAT- 7,s5 81 M
. . ~ and $3.50 p. M; from Norfolk II 10
a. M" II :42 q. NJ: and ab 9, = s, M.
oI W. p 'tRREVII,I Il, n G. Fl. ROSLEY.
Gen. Pass, Agent, Dis, Pass, Agent
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
BYRD-sTREET5 STATION
4 $50 A. M 10 all points South. $S3
900 a. NJ. Petersburg K and Norfolk.
1920 p. M. petersburg and n. & " est
800 p. M. Petersburg and Norfolk,
# t4:1o r. M G oldsboro Local. #
$3.50 p. M. Petersburg local. s3
6:5s P.l NJ. To points South III
9:a5 r. M. Petersburg and n. q
1870 II. M. Petersburg local. II.
t11:5o p. M. FLORIDA Special
f TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMON!D d
4:o7 IA. NJ, t6:4o A. NJ, :s5 a. ~. fs:4s3
A.. NJ 10 AZ NJ. II ~ a. Nj z oo - NJ
$50 p. NJ. las F. NJ. 1906 7. N
+ Except Sunday. Except MONDAY '1vslsl
q. 81 CAMPBELL, DIV Pass, Agt. 3
w, T. CRAIG Gen. Fa ~ a ~ ,4
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Soup Depot a Great Success,

The Soup Depot connected with the
Methodist Institute for Christian Work a t
Nineteenth and Main Streets was opened
on the ED of Decenlber. From fifty to sey-
cnty quarts Of SOUP have been issued each
day, TT has been In every respect 2 most
gratifying work. Scores and hundreds OF
needy women and children have been sus-
tanned by nourishing food, while the sick
poor have found IT very Godsend,
z The superintendent OF the Institute says
TINT, taken "all In all It Is the solution
or d serious difficulty In the work Of the
mission and an excellent way to dispense
charity
Il Miss leslie Ioritx OF Norf0Ik, Is ggtsit-
ing Mrs, Charles A, abenb erG. No. 4.
West Grace Sitrsst - N 8
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Barron Ee1gh1s.
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
a Mr. and Mrs, j. r. Lee. OF Miller Ave,
nue.. have left for Eing William county.
Il to visit relatives, II &
Mrs Atkins. who has been quite sick
at her home, on Miller Avenue. Is able
to be out again. ,s3
Services Will be held at the Methodist
Church Wednesday, at r, M, conducted
by the pastor. Rev. l.. c. Moore. II
Service will be held at the Epiphany
Episcopal Church Wednesday at s p. NJ,
conducted by the rector. Rev, g. r..
Kemp.
Mrs. Thomas Armstrong Is quite sick
at her home. on Montelro Avenue
The G, M. A. Club will meet next We'd
pesday evening at 4 O'Clock at the resi-
dence OF Vlrginlus Croston, on Monteiro
Avenue,
M. 6. D, Gayer who has been visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs, H. w. Davies. has ! e.
turned to his home In Washington. u
Miss Dolly Jones, who has been visit
ing Mrs. ] Zones. OF Luck Avenue, has res
turned to her home II. Chesterfield
a Miss Hazel Mathews. Of Chesterfield,
/ is visiting Mr.. Walton. Of Ladies' Mile
Miss Violet chamberlain is suite SICK
* at her home In Brookland Farkt
n Mr.. G. r., Waldrop, who has been quite
sick at his home, near lakeside, Is im-i
Miss Susie Harrison, at Louisa, As visit
Ing Miss Finke. or Brook road.
y Services will be held at the lI3apt iiti
Church Wednesday at . 3, q. condu ted
by the pastor, Rev. ~. T.. Hnndley "a q +
II The ladies Ala Society af the Over
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S.E,A j AR D }.
AIR LINE R y !, i = = I I.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONDADA1LYI
1o:2s p. M. seaboard Florida Limited e H
St. Augustine. \, /, Z. ], ]. 7, y y. !, !, I,
Jacksonville, Atlanta and Southwes EtaSg
1899 A. M aboard Express to savans
nah Jacksonville. Atlanta and south ltl1'.
e:io a. M. Local for Norlina and Hamlet
TRAINS ARRIVE R1CHMOND-DA1L4
n $40 a. M, No. 81. from Florida !. 1,
$40 "a: M, No. 80 from Atlanta ~
ass p. M.4No &C, from Florida, Atlanta
and Southwest. 4, ~ ISL y
3S13'sE1@j T'$1l CITY TICKET OFFICE
Phone 4O5. 1905 East Main 4.Elii ST.
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To Hold Examination.

A civil service examination will be held
at tho Custom House on the 9th OF
March for sNa roaitina N laboratory as.
sIstans. THE examina tlon Is for males
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Boston. Mass, and Providence. RI.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY.

7, JANlNFo W R1tV ~ : '"rt' - m m M
s!sa%yeEs p SpMAbA29S sna FR ffysi A 4
NJ. for Norfolk, Portsmouth Old Point,
Newport News. claremont and James
River landings. and conIn.eeting at 9ld
North State-rooms reserved for she nlght
at moderate prices; Electric cars direct 20
wharf Fare only sl.bo ana y TO Nortolk'
Freight received for aboye-named places
and all points In Eastern v VT ana
North Carolina. IRWIN W nl; ~ ~
r.. "A, Barber, Jr.. Secretary.
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p Z, q D Richmond, Frederlcks
Us u q y To burg & Potomac r. q

~ u = S'''' ''''S-lS3
na hu = To burg & Potomac r. &
Trains Leave Richmond N q As ward; VI
s:i5 a. NJ daily, Main St. IT TlhrouSh q 8
Pullman Cars. &, ~ !, $s ~
81 NJ exf p,Iird MoqGd sEys, Byrd g
#7:15 a. Nj, week days. Dlba. Ashland 40
500 A.. Nj. Sunday only Byrd g
s:4s a. N. week days. Rrya, e. q ThroaE !!
rs 20 n r. Wesx sasa syHS ST.
ersburg accommoda ton. i TN "A sf4illS@t
+ sos Pm, daily, Main st. Through. S
y CPS P. M, week days. Elba Ashland aas
s as,,KE d nygd E s. ThrHSHisna
trains Arrive trri Richmond Sol outward.
40 a. M, week days Elba- Ashland az
s T ss,|y'd . zyrfb yr g. IT, Thr s4:s
12:6 SP.s NJ. week days. Byrd St Through.
z 2:05 8P. M, daily Main St: Through.
90 P. NJ. week days Elba. Ashland GO
ds s|}1 1 RySa g. g. TSSFopE
1925 SS P.f NJ. daily Main St. Through. All
11:oo P. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland 90.
1910 IS. NJ. week days. Byrd st. through.
! Pullman Cars. 4. y !. ~. " .
e Note Il lin siteeping or Parlor Carr
W " i5IIIs Jew G. w cULPWP TAYLOR:
Gen'l Man'r. Asst Gen'l Man r. Traf.s Mans
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0zo1lIlu.l.siio:1.li

will give them what they need
That transparent blue skim.
or the yellowishE. dirty, pallor,
So; often seen, are very danger.
Gus signs.
Blood is life.
Make it with Ozornrtlsion,
The only vita1ized emulsion Of
pure cod liver oil with guaiacol
ana the hypophosp hit'ess Of
lime and soda.
Begin today. Get il at q.
your druggists.
In order that you may test the merits Z Z,
Of Ozomulsion, send your name and tull
address to
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