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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05
NAMING or CLOTHES.
France was tho sIrthpIaee Of Many
UnIxsr.aI Daarnatlon..

Universal Designations.
Some people occasionally feel be.
wildered by the names the articles OF
feminine apparel bear, and viii be in
teTested in learning their origin and
derivation The word costume
comes from the French word signify
ing custom and dress from the French
verb dresser. to make straight. and
this Is derived from deriger, to direct;
pettieoat comes from the AnglO-Nor-
man outdoor garment. which We
called a "cotte." and was subsequently
modified into coat Petticoat OF small
coat, Is due to petty, signifying small.
Skirt is from the Anglo-saxon work
scyrtan, to shorten. We have come 10
consider that which covers the lower
part Of the body as a skirt and the
upper part the bodice. the word bodice
being the plural OF body, for more
than one bodice Is mostly worn. The
word gown" comes from the Welsh
gym Corset" Is a French word
from corps" the body, and the d.
Stays" express support. from the
Frelch word "estai." "Trousseau"
comes from the French "trousse," a
bundle. Hose" Is an Anglo-saxon
German word, derived from the Ice
lanasc hsa. '5tDcc' is the Anglo
Saxon for stocking, which means
trunk. Garter" comes from "jar-
retiere," the French word, and gar
etto," the italian, which devotes the
bend Of the knee. Pocket" means
"poge," bag or punch, with the di-
minutive, the pocket being only lit
tie bag inserted in a garment Of any
other article We derive "poIonaise"
from the Poles, who call their sur
tout the pcionie, but "pelisse" comes
from the Latin "pelicea." which was
generally made Of fur. Macintosh Is
the name Of its inventor, and "um-
brella" is from umbra" a little shade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05


The increase Of stature among the
Japanese is very perceptible: and the
substitution Of tepid and even cold vat
er for the hot baths among many OF
the people Is responsible for an in
creasing fioridity Of the complexion
Before the advent OF military diselp-
line on European models the japanese
were notable as the smallest-necked
race in the world. a firm Of London
collar-makers with a large trade ~
Japan asserting that 13 inches was the
normal circumference Of a fulI-grown
Japansse's throat. In a little over %
years, owing to more athletic develop-
ment. the average has risen an inch
and a half To athletic development
should also be added greater avoirdu-
pois. inasmuch as more generous diet
and abstention from parbollinq ara
bringing their reward in an aecumnia-
tion OF muscle and tissue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

Is shown by the illustration, 1t was
nearly II at night. and IN Manila 1t
lacked but few minutes Of IN the
morning. In other words. Uncle Sans
Philippine possessions have an adYan-
tage of 1s hours in the race Of ciyili-
zation. A new moon appears In 20
days. and the third circle. which re-
wolves inside of the second one. is d.
vIded into 20 parts. which are num-
bered in rotation. The number which
is the nearest the prominent dot in the
fourth circle indicates the number OF
days since the new moon. The fourth
circle shows with unvarying accuracy
the time at which it is full sea at Bos-
ton and at New York. Inside Of this
circle IS a circular band showing the
signs of the zodiac The innermost
plate represents the earth and shows
the positions of the fixed stars in re-
lation to the earth. The pointer indi-
Gates the day aud month. AS previous
ly stated, the whole arrangement is op~
Grated by the works OF small clock,
which move a system of gears. Each
Of the circular faces is independent OF
the others. and the cutting Of gears so
that the relative speed OF the moon
and earth about the sun can be trans
ferred to tne clock. was a delicate op-.
Grafton. The third circle, in which
there is a dot representing the sun,
moves the most slowly OF all. II re-
quires a full year to make one reyoiu-
tion. The clock illustrates why there
is no leap year in 1900. theoretically
the earth reyolves about the sun once
in 1854 days and every fourth year
the 365-day calendar is Strengthened
out by leap year having 29 days in
February, or 366 days in all. AS mat
ter OF fact the Sarth makes its trip
around the sun u 111z minutes less
than 1854 days, and il is necessary to
throw out three days In 400 years to
keep the calendar straight. Last year
was not a leap year. but the year 1000
will be, while 2lOO. 1900 and 1900 VIII
not.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

A prisoner was once condemned bv
the late ameer Of Afghanistan - bsvs
his ears sliced of quite as MINI
punishment He had a powerful frisrd
however. who was much attaches -
him. This friend begged the am.s-
in duly submissive tones. to allow ~,
to perform the operation a f,ga-
which was granted. however tha
amateur begged the ameer ~ -
MN ~hat portion Of each ear he wish.
ca 10 be removed. The ameer accord
ingiy touched them lightly. wbsre
upon the ingenious and couraeao..
person proceeded to quote a passage -
the koran which said that ANYTHING
touched y the representative ~ .ss
Almighty became sacred. The despot
smiled grimly and forgave them -. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05
BIBLE DOWN TO DATE.
THE Path OF the Treacherous Is Rug
ged," 1t says

The Path OF the Treacherous Is Rug
ged,' 1t say&
Americans have wasted no time In
getting their revised edition of the
Bible upon the market, Immediately
following the expiry of the fourteen
years in which they were pledged not
to publish. We have not yet had an
edition in England, but many are on
the way. Some extracts OF the new
version have come over by cable, and
not all will fipd unequivocal approval
here "The way Of the transgressor
is hard" has passed into a proverb of
everyday use; we shall scarcely recog-
nize the Americanized variation. THE
path of the treachereous is rugged. /"
Many OF the alterations undoubtedly
make for greater clearness and lucid
ity, but after all, do we want a Bible
phrased in the idiom OF today? There
is no clamoring for a twentieth cen
tury version of The Faerie Queen"
but Spencer is still an undiminished
joy to reading men and women. The
old worldness Of the Bible is one OF
its greatest charms. Its English is
held up as a pattern to writer's. But
America must have a twentieth cen
tury Bible in twentieth century die
tion. 1t is to be hoped that the ex-
ample Of the professors will not be
emulated by less scholarly men. 1t
will be interesting to note how the
new edition sells. The old Bible still
sells ten to one better than that pub
lished last in England.--London Black
and White.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

a new way Of trimming a hat Of me-
adium size Is to apply in the middle a
crushed" rosette Of very wide satin
ribbon. The ribbon is almost as wide
as il It had been meant for a sash. The
ribbon is worked into a giant rosette
and slightly fattened 70 give it a
crushed aspect You may wonder why
a crushed" rosette should be preferred
TO an uncrushed one But the secret
is that in the effort to reduce the
aspect OF autumn millinery to broad
low hatness it stands to reason that
hat decorations must be crushed" en-
suite.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

Overeating is an elastic term. Ac-
cording to the November Good House
keeping. ito fly into a rage or to give
way to prostrating grief. is to turn
the chief Of secretions into a more
or less active poison Concentrated
thought or strenuous muscular exer-
tion Immediately before or after a
meal will make the partaker Of a light
lunch guilty Of overeatipg. In It's
effects. undertaking is worse than
overeating. There are a
few things Of which It is very dificult
10 eat too much Dead-ripe blackbcr-
ries. pears or peaches picked from the
trees in a state OF absolute ripeness
sweet apples that are mellow through
and through. and grapes as sweet as
honey"
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Revival OF
en- Old
Superstition

shall be delighted to meet Miss Bill
ingsley. ! saw her once when I was
studyin' aht in Paris. but nebber met
her. But what have yo' got de bandage
on yo' hand, for. Waite" "A meah ac-
cident. A meah accident to my auter-
mobile. Out riding with Miss Blxley
OF New York. you know, an we en-
countered an instruction on de road.
Delightful lady, Miss Bixley" "Ex-
ceedamly So" The above was written
simply to give the reader an. idea OF
life among the negroes Of lie Ten
nessee hills. In writing It the author
sacrificed mere beauty OF expression
for the natural and realistic Edwin
Singer in the Indianapolis Sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

rested. From the sea crept up the
warm dusk. blottlng out the far. faint
dreamy sky. and the deep-hued noun
tains. with a phantom mist-curtain.
the man with the ferret eyes The
delicate. fairy-likc. indescribable. The
roofs of hlue-Eray tiles caught fugi-
dive CLEAN OF rose, as from the after
glow Of a sunset memory and left in
deeper shadow the narrow streets be-
tween the houses. where a multitude
OF twlnhling lights appeared one by
one. The shrilling of the crickcts. and
tho piaintiyo cry OF the itinerant blind
sh6mpooer threading his way. stan In
hand. through the eternal darkness,
broke harnoniously upon the vast 81
lsnce of The night Along the Bund
the deserted ilnrlkishas stood stiniy
upright. like soldiers az attention.
their lanterns glowing hravely. their
man-horses crouched against an od-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

"Mawnin. Sam" "Mawnin'. Watt q"
''Will yo favah me with the loan OBJ
'Graustark this mawnin'. SAM"
Sorry but / depe let Ed Hokos have
de book, Watt But my shelves am
fun OBJ other works OF fiction. But
what am de latest society function.
Watt?7 Oats what I'm heah To- Ma
wife sent me ovah to see il 20 an 20
wife will attend de o'clock tea she
am goin to glib in honah oh Miss Bill
ingsley Of Boston" Certain. We
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05
pIctIonnrx s.nllnn Mt "a %

The French government and the
French academy have been on bad
terms for long time, and everybody
knows it, but their last point of con-
troyersy is calculated to astonish the
world. II is all about the dictionary.
the famous dictionary, which was be-
gun forty years ago and which is still
at the letter "a" One would hardly
expect the subject to rouse lively pas
sions, but it appears that the govern
ment pays a salary TO the makers of
this dictionary, 1t Is not very strange
then, II they begin to think that the
time consumed is rather excessive. A
deputy has had the audacity to pro-
pose the withdrawal Of the salary. II
is easy TO understand that he has
brought down all the thunders OF the
forty "Immortals' II Is true the
amount each Immortal" receives is
not very great; II is calculated that
each gets on an average l.6OO francs.
which draws from the budget of the
state some $4,000 francs a year. But If
one calculates at the rate they are 90
ing. the long centuries II will take to
finish the work. the deputy argues that
the people Will have paid little dear
for a dictionary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

Mr. Finnigan-Phwa.s thot yez do
be paintin'2 Miss Annabelle Finnigan
Cupid. pa. The god OF love. ye know.
Mr.. Finnigan-Fer tn love Of heaven.
put R-raglan an him. he looks like
a golf caddy.-Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

Did you ever watch a man taking a
drink of water in a public place. in a
railroad station. or on a train, where
he is aware that many eyes regard
him? Watch this some time, drum
mer said. "You'll find 1t interesting
The man, you see. holds the glass in
his right hand while he drinks, and II
is his inabnity meanwhile to make his
unoccupied left hand look graceful that
makes the spectacle worth while. One
fellow, as he stoops over the cup in an
elegant attitude. an attitude like that
Of bowling, solves the enigma of what
to do with his left hand by putting il
in the pocket Of his waistcoat, and
fourth swings the hand like a pendu-
lum to and fro at his side But all
men, do what they will with their left
hand, look awkward and self-conscious
when drinking in public. and it is
amusing to watch them. Philadelphia
Record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

Deal with the faults Of the hungry
man as sou would deal with cracl-s -
an empty corn erob-heal them from
the inside.-Finniekey Finnukin in
Pennsylvania Grit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

Farmer-Git up. Josh. Remenbsr
it's the early bird catches the vow,
Son lsieepily)-Let the birds have .em
dad | hate the nasty things, crnrns
over and goes to sleep againl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-05

There are 100 Indians in Arizona
owning farms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

ford OF 4 sithsrs owned by
Master shelley, and never seams quite no
veil satisfied as when resting IT. Ions,
pinkish body across this instrument and
scratdhiug the strings with IT. claws, In
addition 10 helms a rare pet, the ferret
"a sure death 10 rata ana Ice, not TO
mention chickens, z II 10 aid 70 be able
to xiii any dds that alta cks " its method
of protecting itself ieinT % v fAsten u.
tier, to cling there until " has + sucked
away the animals life Il blood. Master
sheieys net, however. seems friendly
enough to llis biz she phArd doSS the two;
playing together In perfect cornrAdssh
Kansas Ci Journal.
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Ferrets and Music.

IlWarren Shelley. a young sonEof I}Nr N. q,
iC. Shelley Of Independence, is tllo pos
SCISSOR OF n fill Efown ferret, a present
from gone place ant hi Kansas, The AMI
NAL has the appearance Of an clongated
not only thoroughly domesticated, but is
about tho most entertaining house pet
AZ 4 81 s
II plays With n string Ikea kitten and
Is very fond Of music dancing An g kan-
CARGO sort or, fashion when its young
master whistles 8a lively tune. + seems
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f,He m tbh oldest felinns ~ Missouri
aisa laHt week when the family cat of
william, Gilmore, iiplng near aIlllcrsbprg.
es5dts1 AZ tbs advanced ago AT "A years.
tgfhs nay I Kept track Of her age"
ssgs M. CtimOre. was knowing ina.
she 8as ilst ~ oLa ~ one Of my daugii-
ms, 1Hepty+foIr ycaft Ii q long time
tor cat ~ I'VE iit Que family aud we
iaifa jier saiglt.iys "--KansA city Times.
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SOUTHERN RAIL AY.

N SCHEDULE IN EJECT MAY A2oTil. 100
I'll TRAINS iI4EAVE5 RICIIMON D. 3E$. "
N :00 AZ AI.--Daly. Local for Charlotte. Nc
f $50 ~ M.-Dal ". Limited. Buffet Pullman
to Atlanta md IsirIninghuni New Orleans.
Memphis, z Cha tnnooga and all the South.
h8, 100 r. Mex Sunday. Keysyille Local.
Sssfl II 100 P, M.--Daiiy. Lim ted Pullman ready
D:3o r. NJ. for. all tho South sf5
YOR X RIVER LIN u.
9i Tho favoTtte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points, Leave Richmond 4:2o p, 55 n. DAILY,
a,i5 II NJ. Local. Daily, except Sunday.
8&4:20 p. M.--Except Sunday. For West Point:
connecting With steamers for alt!nore 4, and
Point Monday. "Wednesday and Friday call at
Yorktown and Clay Bank Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday. Almonds and Gloucester Point.3
4:45 a. NJ Except Sunday. Local mixed for!
s.s' - TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND 5'5
6;bs Al At:5rnd stt2 r n. From all the South!
II s3:3s p. M from Charlotte and Durham.
All 3: 40 a. N. -; rom Chase City
q 9.26 A. M baltimore and West Point
;asS "a; +5 AZ M..65:10 p. 4M.--From Went Point.
&c. W. vvEgTH1inY.. p. tP. a.. Richmond. Va
q. H. HAItDiv1rfI, W. II. &TAYLOE,
c. HsAskDRT, Gsn'l Mgr., "A
81 Waahingt M .. & G. ;asss5 y5 NJ 4 3as
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Nk&7!vvN0ifo|k&W6Stern
!. LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

5f5 LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. fS538 81
r 300 Az 81. A-NORFoLtS8 LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk u ;29 a. Al; stops only at Petersburg.
g!os 4. MIST. Louis ExpREss.3 Bptte.
parlors Car Petersburg to I.ynchburs and
4 Roanoke. Pullman slecpers Roanoke 70 ST.
Louis Bnefleld q TO Cincinnati; also Roanoke
4 TO Knoxville and Knoxville to Chat Ia noogA
and Memphis. gs35sFs5 80
i2:lO r. M.-RoANoKl, EXPRESS for Farm.
400 =. M.ss-0cEAN sHoHE LIMITED. Ar
riyes Norfolk 5:e0 r.. NJ. stops only at Pot en-
burg. Wayery and suffolk. connetts with
Baltimore and Washington THROUGH coach to
7:ss 81 M:-.For Nortolk and all; station. east
"a, $40 p. Ms..Nisyy o ORLEANS siionr LINE.
Pullman sleepets r edmond 70 Lynetbprs and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol. I.ynchburg To-
sCtattanooKa: Memphis and Now Orleans. Cafe
1Ss:sS r. n: -woRLp's Fam SPECIAL.
Through lllman Sleeper eteraburk to ST.
Trains arrive from il i: West :35 NJ. a:os
II. M and 9.0s NJ. from orfolk Il 10 ~. ~
~ oifje,e No i; SIS SIS East Main S. tse
4l}5 sIj$ W. n. Rev e. il. ROSIE az
AZ "a Gen'l. PassssAst. Dist, Pass Ast.
- iSf
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JULY 18TH in WORLDS HISTORY.

s55 sj S5$$6 ss .ss 4 3ss
paF & pe ~ So marched o o meet item
by tic Enpero Of the East the West The saraeens were de
with great slaughter and the employed to atofn and
fottfy tile city they had coneto destroy.
1905. Hs sk8S S348
s Robert csuiscard Duke Of Apuia, died At coru.
e. Fanse s G 1y + At v q % s @
her trilrphal banner unfurled f##s@ 5lsss s#@s Z
join Talbot Earl shewsbafy killed H distinguished him
reduction 81 Ireland Of which e made by
aeSpsn nS h, g b., ss a'
n, Y aa,l 55sS ss
..s D @ Es ; sHsshsd A. Has
rendered conccalment necessary
Austria defeated the urenne and La rertc the lat
captured The French was saved BY the mastery ma
The first bank il Albany began 70 discount being the present
bank Of Albany.
Marie Joseph chaier,a revolutionst gulotined
Marie Anne Charlotte corday the Marat
ced She gained adttance to him while bathing and when lie
declared 81 his bloody designs she dagger to
heart She twenour charms
united with and acuated BY sense q
d fs i dne the world q monster = g her
colt British ship fourteen She took x other
prizes ss# STf3 III sSssss nv @8
tseeps sspitaafsd Indians 49,
United States frgate Constitution fell ii with British
from which she effected her b the
Captain Hull after chase OF sixty hours.
ss s bassa sss2
america ratified il London:s
deorgc 9 Washington, nephew II General
lat Georgetown .s$
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r. s s,ssns s.,. asss'f =! :.

Trains Leave Richmond IN rthWnrd. #
33 4:i5 "A. IN =. daily. Byrd ST. Through. q 5
Ni 6:45 a.. " daily. Main ST. Through.
10 a. I. week days. Islba. Ashland accom-
SEQ a. AZ. daily. Byrd 81 Through. Local
stops III s5sI3 sg53
i3o5 noon. week day Byrd 81. Throns
900 r. a H. week days. Byrd ST.. Frede ricks-s
s5:s PIN. daliy. Main ST Through.
6.aDs r. Nj Week days f5lba- Ashland ac-
5coinmodat ton. ~
q 500 p 81 daily. Byrd st. Through.
la Trains Arrive Richmond IS Outward
& $40 Nj week days. Elba- Ashland ac-.
coiamoda ton Ssi33s !. y. 81 s.s5
s:ss a. NJ daily. Byrd st. Through.
~ 1;eoSA. NJ. week DAYS Byrd st. Through
2:ess II. IL. daily. Main 81. Through.
co s;S1 n 3 '5n week E'8A 'h'ond ~
n 7:i5 =. M. daily. Byrd st. Through.
s:tD P. ~. daily Byrd st. Through. Local
stops. I'll W Il
40. n. NJ. daily. Main ST. Through
S NOTE--Puitnan Sleeping sor Parlor Cars on
ali trains except train arriving Richmond Al 80
"a Sl..f week days, and LOCAL nccommod
"a Time Of arrivals and departures ard connec-a
w. b. Duke, "a. w GULF. w I. TAYLOR.
Cent Man r, a. Gent Mani 1Taf. Man.
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II. FOR NEW YORK.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,
NAMES R1EER Dan. gIlINIl..

IN JAMES RIVER DAY, III y.
NO i1AY w WE sts s. IN DAY att
An M, for Norfolk, & PortsH,out Old Point.
iandngs. and connecting az, Old Point for
Warrington. Baltimore and the; North, State
prices. Electric cars direct ITO tht whGrfs FARE
only On and II TO Nnrfolk' Music by Grand
eEreirht received for above named places and
ali polits In Eastern " rg!nie and North Caro-
siina . f IRWIN IN n IA En-; Gent. Mgr.
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ephew Of General Washington, died
JULY 18TH in WORLDS HISTORY.

Battle Of Ala river in Italy Romans
under BrennusW destroyed the city the capitol
John XVIII, Pope died was Roman after him tie right
Of election passed from the Roman people clergy
signed the dignity time before his DEATH died iii
security Of a monastery.
godfrey dc Bouiion Of the heroes Of the Crusadc died
gs%S 1884, sl8 5sSss4s
body under Seur Vle, With fury
Oyster River ii New killed caps
tured about hundred and burned twenty houses
sssat 1853. 5s #
Battle under the walls Of Vienna The
armies under John Sobsk of Poland The vanqusded
fled, leaving behind them the standard Of Mohomct.
81 Americans under Colonel Ashe johnson
Cape Fear the dead Of night burned IT. With
houses and other The Governor
the Kings ship Cruzier s@s
Koscuskoa the head OF 5000 Poles battle to
sians In number and defeated with aloss Of
John Pail Jones died Though lie had been III both
United States and Russian service he died poverty
1888 a..s s#s
totally beigcent priest urau
captured and Immediately shot
Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Railroad
throughout It's whole length hundred and ninety
miles.
President Lincoln calls for 10000 additional troops
Inaiby Of the Pope decred bya concavc VI Sacred
lego Rome.
5000 persons Sc homeless l y rs'n Guadalupe w
John Mcneil Whistler celebrated American artist died in
don.3
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ATLANTIC II. Il, COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE p CHMOND bMLY-BYRD-
q I. 95l sTRE9T STATION l5 ~ Il
l} EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY 829rII.
\ s:o6 a. Ma. CT Express TO all points
a 800 i..-Psteisblrs and Norfolk.
1910 P. N :-Petersburg and n land ". West,
1910 r.. M.-Goldsboro Local, "
4 b:l5 p M,-Petcrsburg Local. Is
Il Z: las p. hI.--''Florida# and West Indian Lim-
tied" to all points South. IA If Y
\ $3.50 r. M.--Peterahurg and N. and ". West.
II 40 r. NIL Petersburg Il Local gi$&s
49, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
a.. NJ; II 10 "A. Nj: ~ 100 r. NJ: 2;05 p. Mi
$3.50 III 81. :a7:46 p. MI: 8 :05 n. M. u &z
sI1xcept Sunday. sssunday only. ~
tNtS s3# G. 49, CASiPBELL,% Div.G Pass. Agt. }
w, II. CRAIG, Gen. Pass, Agt, A9 III
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Captain Bullock.
sBalky. Horses.

Editor of The Times Dispatch: tsqsis
sr.-Please tell ma in your column, Of
Queries and Answers where Capt. u Atnes
D. Bullock 7wfo wrote THE Secret Ser.
Vice Of tho Confed erates States In Eriropels
was born. and when what he "a ID [ after
the war, and, u 4 dead here and VII en- did
he die. 1fsaltve, where Is he "a t present?
What Is his business or occupat Ion
3ss Very truly. 5
SUBSCRIBER.
We cannot answer. Will some one COM
petent do 50. e S}j N
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Wharton Barker.

Editor OF Tha Tlmes.D Dispatch: IN rs
slr.--Was there ever a candidate for the
presidency named Wharton? What ticket;
did lie run on, and did he get muo Sof 4
vote III, a g.
B In 1900. what was known as the radical y
wing of The popullst parts. refused 70 en-
dorse Bryan and Stevenson and nominated
3itssown ticket, headed BY q man named
Wharton Barker The ticket polledt about so put
1900 popular votesI but cut no figure In
tho Electoral College. W. larton BARKER
is probably Tho "Whartot1, endured OF.