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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13
wHITEMAES INCORPORATE
They are Capitalized With $50 900
and Granted Charter at
Guthrie Yesterday.

The following item is taken
from the charters granted in a
Guthrie dispatch to the Oklaho.
man today:
The Whiteman Brothers com
pany, Wholesale produce. of Okla
homa Ci y, with $780, 900 capital
stock. The incorporatOrs are o.
z. and r. j. Whiteman Of OkIs-
homa City; w. w. and II. G.
Whiteman Of Chickashs, l. t.
The Express congratulstes these
splendid business men on the sue
cess they have attained in the
taree towns where their branches
are located. They have rapidly
come IT, the front as energetic,
enterprisiDs men, who fully un.
derstand their business, and dc.
serve toe prosperity they b sve
attained.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13
WEDDING BELLS.
LCreDzo D. Newell and Mrs. Lizzie
Davis Married Yesterday at
Baptist Parsonage.

Mr.. Lorenzo Dow Newell and
Mrs. Lizzie Davis were married IT
the Baptist parsonage yesterday at
1850, Rev. Geo. II. Thompson OIL
ciatirg. The happy couple took
the afternoon train to Oklahoma
City where they will visit friends
for a few days, after which they
will be At home at 5l7 North Third
street. Mrs. Newell has lived in
Chickasha almost ever since there
was q town of Chiekssha, and Mr.
Newell is also well known here.
The many friends Of this estima-
bic couple will unite in wishing
them much happiness and long
life together.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13
BURKE.
A Pretty Home Wedding Witness
ed by Several Guests Last
Evening.

At the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. DuvaIl Burk,
All Colorado avenue, Mr.. W. Fl
BLY, and Miss Cleo Burke were
united in marrige last evening at 8
o'clock by Rev. G. H. Ray.
About thirty guests were present,
and after congratulations, very
delightful and elaborate refresb-
mente we're served.
Both parties are we'll known
young people Of the city, each hav-
ing resided here about three years.
Many nice presents were received
by the happy young couple who
have the best wishes of many
friends for a happy welded life.
Mr.. aud Mrs. BLY, are at home to
friends at the Burk home, where
they will reside at present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13
UNION CENTER.
The Picnic Well Attended and
Much Eujoyed-Some
Personal Mention.

Mr.. schuler was on the sick list
this week.
Lew Dawson went to Ell Reno
Thursday.
7. c. Castle spent Thursday in
Chickasha.
F. G. Castle spent Wednesday
night with Walter Dawson.
MT. Lewis and son Lloyd are
home again from their visit at
Saltwater.
Manuel Corn and Thomas Castle
visited with Vernon Brown Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Mrs. Westerman and two chill
dren, who have been visiting Mrs.
Westerman 8 brother, Mr.. Beutler.
have returned to their home in
Kansas.
A number OF people from Ban
ner district attended our picnic,
also a number from Chickasha.
We are glad to see other districts
interested and glad to weicome
them.
The Sunday school picnic was
very we'll attended and all seemed
to enjoy themselves. Such little
picnics serve to draw all nearer to
each other aud to help work in
unison for the betteFment Of go
ciety. The tables we're fairly
with good things to eat,
and the msiority Of the crowd did
ample justice to the occasion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13
The COMING BATTLE.
Oorbets and Jeffries TO Battle At
Frisco for the Champion
ship Of the World.

Before the Yosemite Athletic
Club at San Francisco tomorrow
night, probably IN the presence OF
the biggest crowd that ever assem-
Jied at q Iing side, Champion
james Jeffsies and ex- Champion,
James Corbett will again battle for
the champion pugulistie honors Of
the world.
This fight is attracting more at
tention than any other fist engage
ment for many years, owing to the
prominence of the participants,
and the fact that they have met
twice before. The last time it re-
quired twenty-three rounds for the
big fellow to give Corbett hia
quietus. This fight is scheduled
for twenty rounds and If both go
the limit it will be decided on
point.
Great interest is being manifest
ed IN the battle by admirers Of the
manly art and the sporting fratern-
ity iu Chickashas The odds are
about to IN favor OF Jeffries,
nearly every one being of the opin-
ion that the big fellow viii again
emerge from the ring champion Cf
the world. The fight will take
place so late at night that the re-
suit will probably not be announc-
ed here until next morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13

Mrs. ]. r. Harris will entertain
tonight for her son, Alfred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13

Big lot OF mems sam
pie hats, the 200,
2. so and $500 hats
will be sold for 75c,
LOO and SI.5O- st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13

Big job lot of boys
knee pants only 26c.
Big Cash Store. ]. G.
Mays. 8
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13
A COLD PROPOSITION

To supply crystal, frozen, DIS
titled water at less than 8 cents
a gallon-25 lbs. melted ice
makes 3 gallons Of pure, crystal,
distilled water, free from the
taint Of disease germs.
Cool drinks, cool food and pure
water insures health in hot
weather.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
Union Center aud Other Schools
Spend Pleasant Day In
the Woode.

The Sunday School picnic 81
Union Center yesterday was a
very successful and enjoyable af-
fair, and was attended by quite a
number from Chickasha, the Con-
gregational school going out in q
body. Representatives from the
Banner and Freeman schools were
also present, and all we're most
Hospitality welcomed by the good
people of Union Center. THIS is
one of the most pleasant settle
ments Of the new country, and
the little chuuch has a
goOdIy atte. dance, and its social
relations are exceedingly friendly
and agreeable.
After a pleasant drive through
the beautiful new country, so
wonderfully refreshed by the rains
of the previous day, the ChIekasha
delegation arrived at the picnic
grounds 10 time to see the tables
spread for dinner, and about every
good thing imaginable was In
sight. After dinner some foot
races amused the crowd, and
then all gathered about the organ
which had been brought from the
church, and a good part Of the
afternoon was spent IN joining
heartily il singing the good old
longs and many otbers.
Rev. NJ. q. Hacker, Of Chick
asha, who Is pastor OF the little
church At Union Center, was in
charge Of all the amusements, snd |
wa assisted by his people young
and old, in the entertainment OF
ell present.
The entire neighborhood regrets
tEo approaching d. parture Of the
estimable family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Decou, who leave next week to re-
turn to their farm in Northern
Oklahoma. Mrs. Decou, who has
been assistant superintendent of
the Sunday school and teacher of
8 large class OF li.tle girls was the
recipient Of beautiful butter dish
at q gathering at her home one
evening last week, O small token Of
the appreciation Of her labors ID
the school and Of the high esteem
Of her neighbors who have worked /
with her for the advancement of
church and school In the new
country.
The picnic yesterday was enjoy
ed by Mesdames W. +. Granlee,
j. K. StrOsnider, J. F. Farrell aud |
Miss Sue shepard, of this city, |
who we're most agreeable enter
tanned by Mesdames Dawson,
Deeou and others.
The Banner School, about two
miles east Of Union Center will |
picnic In two weeks, and dave re-
turned the courtesy Of invitation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13

Tryabita-the most delightful
breakfast food, served free st
the Pay-As. You-Go-GroceIy 2l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13

San Francisco and return $45. 90
via The Frisco System, account Of
q. A. R. annual encampment.
Tickets on sale August I to IA,
good 10 return October is. For
particulars phone 21O or see A. u,
Wilson, agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13

To San Francisco and return
$40, via the Rock Island System,
for the annual reunion Of G. A. r.
Tickets selling August to IA, re-
turn limit October Is. For fur
ther particulars see X. Stephens,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13

It would pay you when your
horses need shoeiug to try Wade
eagle. He does his own work
and makes specially Of treating
sore feet. He guarantees AL work
TO give satisfaesion. North Fourth
street with Spear & Moore. I'm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13
DOTS FROM DUTToN.
Threshing and Hay Making the
Order of the Day-Mr. Smith
Will Build Soon

Seth N. Pryor has sold bis farm
to Bob StansbuIy and moved back
TO his old home in Palo Pinto
county, Texas.
Wm. Lively has traded his farm
here to a Mr.. Brock for another
one near Perry, where he also has
school quarter.
Mr.. Fisher goes to Chickasha
twice a week regularly for gro
ceries. He says 1t is hard to keep
goods enough since he has built
up such a good trade.
Mrs. l.. W. Frain and daughters
who aie visiting her, Mrs. Hays,
Of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss M.
Theo FRAN, of New YORK, spent
last Monday in Chickasha.
Miss NJ. Theo Frain, teacher
of voice culture and a musical
composer of New York City, is
spending the summer with her
mother, Mrs. L. w. Frain, Of this
place,
j. @. Smith has changed loca-
ton on his farm from the south
west corner to the east line. and
will soon erect nice residence.
He makes the change because he
can get better water where he in
leDde to build. The greatest in
convenience worked by the change
will be in moving his nice young
orchard.
Threshing and hay making are
the chief Industries of this part OIL
the world now. Wheat is making |
a good yield. Mr.. Lively made
nineteen bushels per acre on sod
land. Corn has been cut very |
short on account of dry weather
but cotton, kstlir corn and sorghum
will do well il We get rain within
the next ten days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-13
Big bargains in boys,
corduroy knee pants
for boys from 8 to Is,
only so and 75c. Big
Cash Store. j. G. Mays.
GARD OF THANKS,

Mr.J z. Cross and family wish
to thank all she kind neighbors and
friends who rendered assistance
during the sickness and death OF
their beloved wife and mother.
May ths same loving sympathy
and help be theirs in their hours
Of afilichon.
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NO MAS MUERTES
LA PAR1SIEN"
SAN FRANCISCO 40

Participamos 6 nuestra dieting al.
da clientele y Al r 4 blico en- general,
que trasladAdos " difinitivamente
al local que fue de MENDEZ y Ca,
San Francisco 40, tenemos ell gukto
de offrcerlo totos nuestros ami.
gos y parroquianos de 10 csss y nj
p1blico en- general de To- isla, anun.
ciAndoles que desde hoy en- adelante
encontrai an en- estA casa, adem as de
En- gran SUI tido de son brsros para
sef1oras, sef1oritas y nifias de todas
clases y precios. y todCs de 10 mas
alta noved&a de Paris, articulos va
rios de sef1oras, como cintas, plumas
gasas, flores, cort IS elegant simos,
camisas de hilo, enaguas, psfiuelos
de hilo y de seda, gnantes, cubre cor
s6s, perfumelfa y mil artfcnlos mas
difieiles de enumerar; para cabAlle-
ros habrA cRmisas blancas y de CO.
lor, eorbatAs de Ultima novedad, cue
Hos y pufics, g6nero de punto de
todas classes, en- In secci6n de iugue
tes tenemos grsn variedad, en- In de
escritorio, todo 10 relative & ella co.
mo tintas de todas clases, papel y
sobres en- cajitas y suelto, tinteros,
lGpices, gomas, libros borrador, dia
rio, mayor, etc. Para el pl oximo
carnaval tenemos gran variedRd de
cAretAs y antifAces. lanza polvos,
narices. etc, etc.
sLa PArisiens San Francisco 40
sl m
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MAS PETIClONES
Que fueron presentadas
aver q la Camara

Una de Aguadilla adhirie ndose & 10
presentada por ell Municipio de U
tns do, sobre que quede subsistente
el Is por ciento que hoy dis ffutan
los Ayuntamientos de los Arbitrios
insulares. Sc acor6o pAsarla & IL
Comisi6n de Hacienda y Presupuesto
Ora del Ayuntamiento de- CAbo
Rojo, impetrkndo de 10 C&mara Sc
sirva dictar una ley, para que los
Mnnicipios sigan percibiendo el Is
por ciento de los arbitrios insnlares
TAmbi6n SO pas6 & l. Comisi6n de
Hscienda y Presupuesto.
Otra del Ayuntamiento de Lajas
solicitSndo que los sueldos del Juz
gado de PSz de dicho pueblo sean
satie fechos por Ell Tesoro de Puerto
Rico. Fac pasada tambi6n & 10 co.
misi6n de Hacienda y Presupuesto.
Una INSTANCES de dc n Jose Oliven
els, comerciante de Afiasco, en- 81
nombre y de los demks comerciAntes
de dicho pueblo, solicitando de la
Ckmafa cerrar sus establecimientos
los Domingos y dias de fastas las
dos de la tArde en- vez de las IL, CO.
mo 10 vienen hacienda por . sr per-
judicial sus intsreses. Sc acord6
que pase 6 In comision de Trabsjc;
Otra de Gregoria Saints go, vsei.
M de Ponce, solicitando indulto d }
de la penA de 90 sf1os que viene su.
friendo ga hijo Angel Perez en- o.
penal de esta capital, cor ell se.ito
de homicide fueron archivAdas.
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RunOres

Sc asegura que hub3 anoche una
reunion de polfticos y que fu9 acuer'
do comunicar 6 otros politicos, que
se considers deficiente y debil 10 &C.
titud que en- 10 relative G otro poll :
tico necesitado de defensa actual.
mente, guardian.
TAmbien se asegura que cierta
parsonaliaad 90 ha desligado por
complete de otYas, para estar en-
cor diciones de de efsnderse sin com.
promises de nipguna clase.
Se,&hrma que desde Santo Domin.
go ae solicitAn profesores puertorfi
queffos que BE trAsladen 6 squella
isla con obieto de que ejnzan su
ministsrio. Los emolumentos pro.
metidos son, seg11 versiones, muy
liberales.
Sc asegura que en- una isla adya
cente ha hAbido Quien ha tenid0 10
pretensi6n de que Sc qaiten del man.
to de una v4rgen laa est.ellAs que le
alderman.
Core Ell rumor de que BE intenta
proponer que los cargos de sub se.
cretArios de Dapartamentos sean
confiados & pusrtorriquefios que ten
gan probada suhciencia para clio.
Sc habla con discretion y reserva
de supuestss rivalidades que exis.
ten muy en- 10 alto.
Sc asegura que importantes ele-
mentos de Washington hacen el fuer
EOS por complacsr los deseos de sus
amigos de In isla.
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Hurrah Tor the
Puerto Ri5o ilag!

Respetuossmente deseubis rto On.
to tan solsmI { limo signe, entro en-
breves cCnsiderAcio
Asi sanvitors6 6 n1estra bsndera
en- sl lio San Lorerzl en- Canada
asf gritaban Americanf 6 ingleses
al yer que IN dig 1isimo hijo de esta
TERRA, enarbolaba en- % b squs d /.
embarcaci6n, II enssfia de esta tie
IRA 4vidA de justicia.
81; pues hiz0 muy bien ell doctor
Henna, asf se hace, nosotros no de-.
bemos negar nuestrA solidaridad.
Ya pRsaron q aellos tiempos en-
qne 6 eseondidas, cuehfehek kbamos
10 que sentfsmos.
81. deseamos ser tan libres como
el p.imer pueblo civiI:zsdo de ID
tierra; queremos ser tan ibres = con
tantoidereeho como Duestros hefma.
NOS del continente: q qaeremos que
nuestra enssf1a fote en- ell concerto
+ fsderal, como todcs respetAds y co.
mo todas libre.
Adelante pues. hay que &c sialo
may alto en- Washir gtoD: eLos
pu6rtofriq ae fics son hombres Hbres
como 10 sen .usse der, B,aostentAAd pa.,
70 clio sin misdo l. banderA que se
ha vitoreado On Canadl.
iHurrsh for Paerto Rico. iHurr. b
por los puer CIR q ZEN ossde vsr4 d n
xa!
M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
Tn iOVen mariDO
muere a cOnSeCuencia de una
caida de CaballO

leila CRlebra, Euero %. El dia 90
por 10 roche ccurri6 aquf nm sucsIo
aesgfaeiado. Un corneta que esta.
ba dc servicio en- Ell Guar tel de esta
poblacion SO esnuco
Ell case fue como sigue: Vino el
doctor Jhonsohn del campamento
Roosevelt, y dicho cofnetA tomo el
coYcsl en- que el referido doctor ha
bie llegado, y, en- ell aitio denomina'
do sPantale6n. apareci6 en- 10 forma
que dejo descrita.
So ignorA como ocurli6 oil cOrneta
esa desgracia, pero se sospecha que
sufriera una caida del catallo que
montAba.
El m6dico del crucero sOlimpias
practice la autopsia. El sepelio del
cadkver sc verific6 el dis 81. Vino
ID banda del sO4impia. que 10 acom.
plfi6 hAEts el muelle, desde este
punto fee conducido ell cAdxver en-
laneha de vapor hasta 81 Or Camps
en- donde fac enteri ado.
Sc hicieron las deseArgAs y ell CO.
pell&n del crucero indicado pronun-
clio un sspeechD.
e. jovsn que ha tenido tan trGgico
tia era hue fano y fac criado on nm
Asilo de NV York.
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EI Canal de Panama

q gobierno alem&n paf6 una mo-
to 81 de- Washington, deamiutieudo
rotundAmenta liz version que ci-cul6
en- dias pasados de que 81 Kaiser
trat&ba por segunda mano de ceie.
brAr mn concerto CON Colombia pa
70 adquirir los derechos & Il via de
PanAm4; 10 notA dice mks, dice que
al comercio &lem &n le convene mu-
eho que el canal sea constrnido por
los Estsdos Unidos y domira 10 com.
pls tamente por estA naci6n.
Tales son las impreaiones que dc
recogen en- ell depart4msnto de Es-
tado de 10 capital, donde se decfa
entonces que las negociaeiones CON
Colombia 50 enc IL trabAn en- Ell mis-.
mo estado que ya he descrito para
los 1ectorss de sLa Correspondent
cia. en- notas Anteriores.
e tie gohierno no trstAba de ocul.
tar Sd impacianeia por 10 dilaci6n
que tan imnOrtante atunto estabA
spf iendo eonsecusncia de 10 pasi.
Va resistsnciA de Colombis; " el Pra.
sidente Mr.. Roosevelt, que defea aba
dar bases sol las al trascendental
proyect0 antes de que terminen las
sesiones aetuales del CongresO NO !.
cionAl, lego & pensar on Nicars gua
y en- gestionar ctro trata 10 en- vista
de que Colombia ponfa tsntas difi.
cultAdes para oil canal de Panama.
En- reAlidad de verdad, E ColOm-
bis Sc le do m pie 70 improrroga.
BILE para que contest&ra definitiv&-
mente las proposiciones de este GO.
bierno, ago asf como nm spaeffico
ultimatumA y vencido aquel p'axo,
si no hubiefa cor tsstedo 8 81 Il con.
tsstacion NO hubiera sido sAtisfae-
toria, se hubiera procedido & firmar
trAtAdos IN concertRdos CON Mica.
rsgua y Costa RIGA y que solo espe
raban Ia autoridad de los ps sises res.
pectivCs para ser ley.
Despues, IN es sabido one Ell ira
tado fae 81 fn, firmado.
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Una hoja suelta
FIRMADA
~ arios ciud a la n os'
Que circulo aver
Sin pie de imprenta,
dice aSf:
GAL PUEBLO DE SAN JUAN

CIUDADANOs: Ss hAce .necesRrio
en- virtud de los procedimientos que
sa ponen en- pr&etica para hacer que
las leyes se cumplan; que el pueblo
de San Juan velando por los sagra.
dos faeros del dereeho & 10 par que
por Au b onor y dignidad, presto su
coneurso para defenderse de los
atropellos de q 40 viene siendo objs.
to por parte de los Altos faneiona-
rios del Gobierno,"d
s. No somos nm pueblo Il culto nj
debemos estar 6 merced de los ca-
prichos de funcionArios que psga ell
puebio para que le sirvs, no para
qne le psrjudique; los eempleadisloss
que irrit&ban 6 las colonias ameri-
cAnas, tambie isritan 6 esta peque.
nA Isla, pero por fortuna no oudea
10 bandera am ericsna en- los fuertes
de San Juan scstenida por inalbas
mRnos de inaptos funcionarios, sino
colocada On el sAcrosAnto ped dastal
della constitution para gloria de los
everaaderosD Amerieanos.
"El pueblo de Puerto Rico tan
americana como los ciudadanos del
continente, vslando por ell cumpl..
miento 5e la ley acude s 10 Ckmara
de Dsleg dos para que sea el pro.
curador de sus aspiraeioEes para
ante los poderes de Washington; asf
como ese mismo pueblo acudir& 81
necesario fuera & dicho Gobierno,
en- demands de justicia y padif& 10
pronta destituci6n de los empleAdos
cuyo nombrami nto compete 6 81,
para seguridad del pueblo. y arrai'
60 de las normas Amerieanas en- el
cora z6n de los pnertorriquefos
Urge pues, que hey mas que
nunca demostremos .civismo y NOS
converzamos de Ia malicios polftica
que para mengaa del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico poIen en- prA-t:ca los
burocratas enviados aquf para hon
rar al pueblo americana, no para
causarle deaamor y censuras
San Juan 81 de Enero de 1903 -
V0rios CiudadGa0s.
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A LOS PROPIETARlOS

FL 81 del actual, & las siete y me.
aia de 10 nc che, y en- los saIones del
casino Espaf1ols Sc verifcar4 uua
junta general de socios de 10 LIGA
para trAtar especialments de les con.
tribuciones y contAkorss de aqua.
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Dario irarsia a. u opn Il u peensa
Maul@28 . eEnaudl9 O6amA
P asmJ JnnP r R@aondds sahsJb
81 DR.. (lueVedO Baez

Ha sido n0mbrado miembro de Il
comisi6n de II Policia Iusular el c
tor Qasyado Baez. rs nombramie
to que aplaudimos, por cuAnto son
generalmente conocidas y aprscia
das las cualidAdes de honI adez y
rectitud de coneiencia que en- dicho
cabalero concurrsn,
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Baquero y Gandara.

Comerciantes importadores de
provisiones de todas procedenciAs.
San Justo 1S y Is, San Juan
Pto Rico.
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Arturo Bravo
OOMEROlANTE Comisionista.
Bowling Greer building.
ii Broadway---New- York:

Ejecuta 6rdenes de toda clase
de efectos que SO embarcaD DO los
Estaaos- -Unidos, y Sc ocupa de- ID
yenta en- consignaci6p Do ftutos &,
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RAILROADS.
N INV Norfolk <saWestern
LEAyE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEA Il 1tlSI1!NcAN4 4S@hl01
800 a. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED; Ar.
rives Norfolk ll:29 A. n, Stops only at
800 A. NJ. Chicago EXPRESS. Buffet
Pnrlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullma Sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus, Blueheld to Cincinnati;.. also
Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis.
1920 p M, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
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Arrives Norfolk 5:2o p. 81. Stops only at
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York. Baltimore and washington.
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2 P. NJ. and $3.50 r NJ; from Norfolk lllo
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Ofrice TO. SIS East Main Street.
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Gen. Pass, Agent Dis, Pass. Agent
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