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The Coconino sun., 1905-03-11
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District Of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Coeonino
 Asa Clark plaintiff, vs. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company, corporation, Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company, a corpora ton, and II. Harper, defendants.
 The Territory of Arizona sends grenting to Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Com pany, a corporation, Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company, corporation, and H. Harper You are hereby summoned and tquired to appear in a civil action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, Tn and for Coconino county, Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with this court at Flagstaff. in saio county Ca copy of which com plaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons, if served within the county. In all other cases thirty days
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take Judgment by de- fault against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said
 District Court at Flagstaff Ari-
 tsEAL zona, this 18th day of Febru-
 ary, A. D.. 1905.
 c. NJ FUNSTON, Clerk. EDWARD M. DOE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
 First pub. Feb. 25: Last pub. March IS.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-11
School Fund Apportioned.

N. G. Layton, superintendent of public instruction, has apportioned the sum of ST. .760.60 of the territorial school fund to the several counties of the territory, according to the school census of 1904.
 Such apportionment was made at the rate of 65 cents for each person be- tween and 2l years of age.
 The number of census children in, and the amount due each county, fol- lows:
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-11
NOTICE or HEARING PETITION

In the Probate Court of the County of Coco nino, Territory of Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Adolph Dill man Freudenberger, Deceased
 Notice is hereby given that Gust Dillman Freudenberger administrator of the estate of Adolph Dillman Freudenberger, deceased, has filed in this court his return and account of and report, and his petition that the same be settled and the estate be closed, and that the same will be heard on Monday, the thirteenth day of March, A. D. 1905, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the Courtroom of said court, in Flagstaff County Of Coconino. Territory of Arizona and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated March Sth 1895.
 A. E. DOUGLASS, Clerk.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-11
Sad Tidings.

A telegram was received from Dun- kirk, N Y., Tuesday, by Professor A. N. Taylor, announcing the death of Mrs. Ira Dutton, mother of Hon. A. A. Dutton of this place. Mrs. Dutton was about 73 years of age Funeral services were held Thursday at Sher- man, N Y. She leaves husband, three daughters and a son to mourn her loss.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-11

hand from our sister state, not dis memberment of our sparsely settled territory.
 "We cannot believe that MT. Neal, or anyone else having the good of Ari- zona at heart and fully understanding the situation, can consider for one minute a proposition to part with it to any country whatever"
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-11
Best Remedy For Constipation.

"The finest remedy for constipation I ever used is Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets" says Mir. Eli Butler, of Frankville, NY. 'They act gently and without any unpleasant effect, and leave the bowels in per- fectly natural condition. Sold by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-11
STRIP UTAH WANTS.
County Have Something to Say Ab0tIt if

II. c. Hibben, clerk of the board of supervisors, has received the follow ing communication from the board of supervisors of Mohave county:
 "We are in receipt of a communica- tion from Assemblyman c. A. Neal of your county in which he suggests that the counties of Coconino and Mohave make arrangements to meet a com mission to be appointed by the Utah legislature for the purpose of arrang- ing for a transfer to Utah of that portion of our counties lying north of the Colorado river.
 "We earnestly ask'you to join with us in protesting against any manner of dickering in any shape whatever. Werealize that actions of ours showing a willingness to dicker for money might give them a strong leverage in their unjust and base attempt at stealing part of our territory, which after it was fully started 1t would be powerless to stop, and we believe that should any movement of CUTS bring about sale of that strip of land il would be sold by the territory of Ari- zona and not by the counties of Coco nino and Mohave.
 "More than one-third of the area of our entire county is embraced in that strip lying north of the Colorado river, and despite it's isolated position there is considerable farming and mining going on and the proper railroad facilities would no doubt make it one of the richest parts of our domain.
 "It has vast tracts of timber and grazing land. The timber is a continuation of the San Francisco mountain timger belt and is said to cover aera of fully 2000 square miles. Years ago large sawmill at the north end of Mount Trumbull fur nished much of the lumber for southern Utah until the shipments were stopped by law.
 Its people, although in the majority were originally from Utah, object to being annexed to that state and are satisfied with our territorial govern ment. They are peaceable and law abiding notwithstanding the slander- ous reports of the Utah agitators to the contrary. The revenue from that part of the county in taxes above all running expenses nets Mohave county about 5000. % annually.
 ''This section of land lying north of the Colorado river is worth to the ter ritory of Arizona more particularly the counties of Coconino and Mohave) millions of dollars its wealth of timber, gold, silver and copper, it's thousands of square miles of grazing land, and its possibilities as wealth producer.
 ''By it's possession we control one of the greatest streams in the west and through the control of this great stream it is possible some day to irrigate and make productive millions of acres of the richest land in the world; and this without the consent of Utah or any other state. The river is no obstacle to the possession of this section of country, but is rather one of the reasons wE.s TEe should possess it, as it gives us distinctive control of it's waters.
 ''There is not now and never was any obstruction to traffic between this section and other parts of the county because of the Colorado river, there being several natural crossings in and outside of the Grand Canyon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
N Yes, IF some zone l5WillSsenn
of their earlier antecedents. III
I'll, ong and Short Letters.

# sherwin Cod VI In his raining Course
lin Correct lIn glish, Blisi nes $ Corr pond
Teice and AdvertiselnentfSSW Writing 3P'3S LAYS
( down some rules as o8 the length OF bus.
3tness letters. III G say
tSi Write a!flong lettersSto M I'll
farm er FIJI
a woman SG. t5S as Si;5
"A customer who has asked you a
A,Scustnrner who Isl angry and needs
fquieting down. and wi be N ade only
Ii more angry gu see ann to sli Mt him,
fi8'.A main who Is Il I'M erested, but must
be convinced before buy b your your
goods. e FL 7s3 III
1sst.yYrite a short 9letter@to III ia AZ 81
"A busy business man.; s. 8
Y 81 An lfferent mar on whom you want
Ito make d sharp press lon, n y .s3t5 Il
"a person&whO has written You about
ia trivial matter for which he cares little
3s "a man who wants only q record Of g.
ia persoii5who needs only the slightest
reminder Of something he has forgotten
Or verloolte d. III
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"a S!\VvH0Iffo|k Western

N LEAVE RlcHMOND5 DAILY. #g
s:oo IS Arryss
Sa 100 AZ Ai.-ECHIcAGo EXPRESS. Buffet
pnrlor Car. ssSrshurg W TO N Lynchpurt *. ana
iRoanoks.F Pullman SlaeperA RoRnok . to Coluni-
bus. 81 ubne1d sto Cii,cinna als1 Roanoke q
Knoxyills and tnaxyille chAttan sogA Ssnd
81 80 j. oASoIs p EXPRESS tor Farms.
4g i;oo 2. i. 20 GEXN sHuR 3 LIMIrEp.ss..Ar.
lives Norfolk 1870 Stops only at Petsrs.
%3urg, yYnyerryss and Il suffolk. Come ots KIN
4!teamers 70 Boston. PROV once New orb.
Haltimore ana hingtonatS
7;2s III Nortolt ard az sta !ons s.1s
Z" . :sS n M..-NEyT5 $onLEAlis3 SHORT LINZ.
puiimanS e Lynch5SnIG ,s1 g
nd q e'rsa ~ Sais
ri e;so =! n. 81 X IiIs NJ xPRE ESD Throagh
Pullman slseper Petersburg 70 Sa1 g
Trains arrive from, tbs ,vost :Is "a. ~ ~
- ,and o.9s from Norfolk z =. 3.
oal e E1,. us'a ,rs IS
Ell Cent? Pass Art. Dist.S Pass Ar
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i i /. Ia
I$IIilI."l now Creek Side. which he sold
to the late Or. =. a. Coleman Of Sfiall1
fax county, and then boughr 1t spring
neld, tie plantation I'D dining, from " lls
brother Joseph Chalmers fterw '3If
Judge and United States senat tor. .s,s
The! brothers Joseph and John Gordon rtl'o1l
Chalmers sold all their lands in Virginia ll
and moved to Tennessee, and John PHI, set ct
tiled at Holly Springs, Tenn where many =
OF the descendants resid " II
II. Mr. David Chalmers married Sarah
Coleman, from whom we're g arge { fam m
lily Of sons and daug ters j Sg "a 4,
Il James, married Miss Il Sau nderss, 85 81 of
5Iynehburg, Y whose daughter, Annie, mar
5rled E N1ajo owen, of J the United States
Army, Il commanding in55 the Ak philippine
islands. This gallant son lost his life IN
sthe first year Of the Confetlerate! war ,,fl,
g(see Johnson's University OF Virginia w llIs
Memorial "a
home, at News r g rry, flal fox CO
leaving several chld ren. III 1T
III . oseph, now OF II GUS ton Flallfa az
Nv. William Murray died IN Danyille';;
an eminent teacher. 5Bt j5}}..flili
s.S ". ~ John, died young, }5,s ~
lgerion, died Wa III 49,.
c. ,s5 t.55, RI
MI. Henry. was an eminent surgeon !lig e O.,
|sinsthe Confadcrate& States ssryllce, aleu y
l2diedsunmarrled:f III " III Z, VI
viii. Fanny. married Hill MI crlmp.Is
"a Elizabeth married the Rev ON ohn
Cosby. Isl YEA IL !. 4, 81 u y,
~ seph WI llans Chalme l the n e1,.
Confederate cavalier, wa $ born n Savlr,
glnia, Halifax countysj21 JUN. ls 81 aha
died at II oily Spring Miss u q me
sketch of him Is to be found I'M pple-
TONS American Biography. q. q
The Chalmers were all firm ad There ! ts
to the cause of the Confedernc NE
David Chalmers, HAL ax,!sya Y, the
chairman or the Secession Convent ton Y NJ
richmond /. and several eofFlls taons la IL
down their,tlves on the field of honor.
and have their enrolled &C, 5samon 8
those OF the University softS2Nirgtnia8an'd q
thar colleges to perpetuate therlvalor.E
+, Il, i, taTestlnr family r. " CT M.
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Ct-i1fA,I. .NAIE[R RS 4
4 SEFI'YEz}7IIlll rs G!5llNI
8TO OUR CORRESPO MS.

name snild address We keep for record and
references nnt1 lsareg ed as cortiden tial. \
8Nvcilp glad to- put squer1sts n CORE; Il
spontle otlletss en- dcsl ret, OH
Bgennnlogic u1 subj ects. fs5S3 iG Il
ss8 thu Replies vii vent Queries
Iii these columns unless by reques not
TO do SO. tile paper IS ID sired ways
enclose stamp. Those not stlbscrib ant y
will always l,a copy OF reply sc nt TO;
them lf cost Of paper e. cents) IS sent iin.j
8Mheilsglvng statistics Of facts and 81 tet,
always give full ref rerices volnme, pa ge,3
etc as t.wlf VI thell
lie wortl,%tcn times as much when team
bes verified I do s!not attempt q q whole
family history.3la1 DC Hbrl LEI. r Do not give
,anyg.guess work, ut is believed, or''it
Is supposed v We wan + on y5 facts, and
sautienticated traditions OF family rec n
ortls we &wsh2t to ma 20 our column q re a
liable med um, which can g re erred ITO!
With conhdenc In the ~ ture. ible and
court records tire 4al VS. pre- fefa bic and rs
desired. No chnrg es ~ made FOR PUB y "
fishing family record less they B "a q re-
too length and reduire too much search,
In whlchS case a9 zee viii beslea uired
S,S - b. e. * MEAD.
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FIG. 81 AN 8 X, 9 oMP Z y;

discovered with the t elescop E. "a nd 81 was
then found to bes lin tile position predict
ed by theSma themnt lcal as iron mers, and
TO be moving just as they had shown that
5it8musts move. t nd finally, Ii "a 500, the
companion Of "a Procyon SYos Il discovered
with the great At escope h OF 4 The Lick OBJ.
4serya tory, in lifornla Il II,
va CURE Hi shows Sirius and the path
which the companion fol lows & round IT.
The little star moves around and
around stlie { large ono % t. he direction,
by 4 the arrow going antirelyi
around the elliptic curve In two years.
sAt present Is IN * the posi- ton mar ked
"a. n The companion IS asss little further
away from Sirius. than Il he planet IRA
MUS is / from A The sun. n rhms his system,
mad lip n, { FtvSs enormous suns reyCiY--i
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SOUTH Urn Rail Way.

n SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. ~, 1904 S4
3s.FsS al TRAIN s. LEAHt1 RI CHMOND.l
II 100 Az. I-Daily--Loca for Char n. c.
1910 r. u. Dali MISUNDERSTANDING Pullnansto
s1ga83s A Atlanta and BirInlng ham, Now orlcanA
4smph!s chs;sanes &c snd az shs g. south l
li:s0 P.ss i-Daily- Lnt eds y Pullman fs ready
80 r ~. for az tho S 5sI,t IA is
X The fayorite route 70 altimoro, and Eassern
points d Leave ll1ohmond = ~ r.. u. da! {sS-
s:ls SPs Local " ondays. yysdnssds ana
$50 ~ = 4. ;5Ie! Il
5s and river landings. Nc ndays;I Wodnestays
and idays steaner ca il4 OF g ouoestss
fs4;@s A.nM.-Excsps sundsy---Loonl mixed Toy
syrstAA Ans Sis ARRIVE RIcHMoNp. v
i 6.6s and sG:43S M.Fron .ali tho 6outA.
s..sS > 4 III FROM Charlotte and Durham.
go, & NJ FROM KeysYill e. 3 9$
Y q * M Baltimore and Vest Point. ss3sss
,o.ss - tl0 n. From West Point.
Is 1nn'x1A 4 RDyVIC fI W. FI.ATAYLOE.
* % 4, II e. y. A.. 81
" s. III fAcKERT.E Gent. . Mgr. ~
sa5S W aahington,f p. G.
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wilt be seen the lesser DOG \ Star j, Pros
soyoii III $1s ~ s the C.erinni ast roiiofner.
Il Besse became corr lhced IS from R d proc
found mat stud thu Sirius Ind
fPrpcyon we're II ad b Disturbed II, their
girotl0h by. tho& presence of some Unseen
Sbody.sSt1e4 believed ,tllese disturbing bod
IDS to ND lieny dark stars icli would
RENAL foreye sihe is "
sof5the invisible compni,i on5 10 sirius tnust
sbesl And $gjnst how It 5sga atnoy ling about
the bright star. III fe as oncriler,!
Otto strive mad same cnirituttat' lon
for yon III S;gs ~,
Z lie matt teal "A iscoy sofl these{
two bod ca iss Ole vi tho j. " ceebrated
events Oh inodorli ast ronptr Y; for UP
stfis time no oiea had cen either
:ofStie nolnphni tons. wa 81 "A 862i
Chat the little attentlant ~ Sirius was,
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at the beginning ofssanotlier yeaiI5t ne
Genealogical Column will be- Cover by
the following rules, which y Is (, hoped
all correspondents will respect Y 3s s;$
FIJI list. Address sail letters relating 70 slb-
sscrtptions OF! back numbers to the office
OF Times Dispatch, e. 1alchniond,5 Na,8
3l3g I'd. &t Address all letters pertaining to
Queries, answers and gencaloglca ma tier
To Genealogical Editor, 7, lines N ispa teh.
Back numbers cannot be held. unless by
special request subscripti Ion for Sunday nc lt!y
edition Is SO per year, 81 for sx months.
3eSS Sd. Each query must DE ~ bout one 9
name, n one family, or one 81 genera toni y
preferably ono person o lly,;S therw'ise 9,
fec must be paid Give only essential
facts and dates clearly. DO not give
chldren's names md date unless ab 90
31utely neeessnry for dentihcati ion other 4
wise they only take u p space and Tins time.
4th In referring to- gen erat io1ls,stu sc
figures I,1 On g. eto.S beginning with It'll
the cmigrant. This will save con;f'urs on n
Queries need not be confined oSany one
section, as virginia g I've full name ana \
stamp with each gu ery y e 5initl "a
where they are to be replied to In the tn.
paper, or any assumed name Our real l
III
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very bright, swiitIsl1, star, Cnpel la, while
tp4tIieG SOUTH the bealitifulS


very bright, wi,ltlsh, star, capel while
below this, to- tie south,@is the beautiful;
constellation Taurus With the eiade s
and I Fl yades. ~ Itch has now 4, reae hed It's Is:
highest POSI- tt6nE inS the sky, nd sis Very.
#fnvorably fsituated for obseryat lon u Below
TAURUS and still due sout H., is s. ma 4
&nllce1,tS conste citation Arlon, while Sin the
southeast IS CAMS Mai the Greater Ter.
Dog her group Of stars. on y
whole but one ich ontaina the brig \
est the stars ii, CENTRE heavens So;
the splendid Dog; Star 81 RUS. n me
ground below Orion are Il woS com act llt
tie groups. llow as RI.cpll lle I'LL aI re,
and Columbia, tie Dovc, w the
west the long stln ggllng cor
known as EridaIius the iR I've
81 7 Winter Stars: 8S55
B; Il the eastern and southens tern sky
THE observer will notice al number OF very
brilliant stars. & he vii count the most
striking Of these heEWill find that q to-
kgetherEt there are nine vii ar otltshino
the other stars 81 the heavens. Even to
the naked eye these stars differ greatly
In sbrllltuncyf and color; m stron or1,erS
"a CHI has Its own sindivid ity, eacn d 81
gferlng from the others fintits constitution,
size, heat and physical scondi ton. Il, 81
'88 All .4iof these brl htf stars are% suns,
greatly larger hotter and brig inter- than;
our own SUM- ands enormously = far "a way
FOR Instance Capella, lat sC.f on the map y,
femits5 $50 times assmuch5 ght$ "a our sun,
while Its distance Isl 50 great that II one
inch lis taken toSrepresent thu ID istnnce
from the earth to y the sun. the distance
away Of y Capella ;ons the same scale Will
he represented BY more N than SO miles
Similarly the distance Of AID ebarn =. the
reddish star below Capella. at q, w be
represented on this; scale by u lies. 55as
FL Perhaps the most Interesting star OF
allfis the Dog Star, Sirius, whic b, on &C 5
5count2of It's extlaordi mary brig htness Us.
yet an unsolved puzzle e the 8ast rono- "
3mers This star Is \ but two and tn e &c a
$tenths times as large 70 olir 81 ny bll IL
IL more than forty Lines rs bri ght. T Is
known to be surround ed by great masses
of hydrogen gas;annd some believe that
the whole star III Is an enormo usly ex \
lpanded almost nebulpus mass OF go IS. BY &
IT. Is known that when u a ebula3 3slo Wly
contra Its into a sun 1t grows continually
hotter and tier. and tina t ~ st pc fore
III forms IA crust. Ut shines out wi n more
light and heat than lat ny previous time;
Others therefore, believe tina t& sirius ls
an old and very much condensed star.
which will. In n compare lively snort I'm {,
isolidifyf and become cold ". S43 n n lei
Discovery 81 Invisible Stars Stars,
& TO the east. ana bout Sirius Cat P),88
50 u
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Hubbard.

Editor Genealogical Colnmn: n Eqa
Sir,--ln your Genealogical Column q
the a5th you give n branch 81 the HUB
hard family OF Virginia, This has long
been u well known family on the Viz
ginia peninsula. and from Matthew Hub
bardfo York county. many well-known
families trace their descent. 55
The beautiful home Of Captain Frank
Darling In this county Cedar Hall, L
fronts ''Hu''bards Greels.'a beautiful M
i5tlc creek near tho mouth OF Hampton
| Greek and in full View of Hampton Roads.
Il riubbard's Creek takes its name from
| Or, Hubbard, whose residence was sit
! tnted on 1t. He was one Of the York
I county Hubbnrds and a well known clti-,
\ zen Of Hampton Tho gentlemen Of
/ Hampton W re always fond OF telling
| ioies on each other, md they used to
/ tell one Oh DR.. Hubbard and Mr. Penn
lrr7'rn ZONES. both highly respected gems
4 tlemen slg
4 MIR Pembroke Jones lived nj Penn
4, broke "a farm one ,niefrom HAMPTON,
This nlncc Is where tho first Eniscnpal
1 church and bslrYing ground In koslnT-
/ ton was situated 1t was then no Ions ~
/ used, aud Mr., Jones purchased the cs-
) nv and built handsome residence
there He md DR.. Hubbard wore ncisS
4 bors and friends Bfth took an interest
i in DolhcH, ana All thc important nueST
ti0ns Of the day. and Were great takers
They usually walked iN town, "ot thrr
newspapers aud mall, learned the news
A and walked back home. But Ms Or. Hub
hard lived further IN the road Mr. Jones
usually acpompanied The Doctor to his
4 IInbbgrd's) gate. Had him so much III
4 ter sted In his conversation that DR.
If Hubbard returned with Mr.. Jones, This
Jckers aver ,hnt the distance was travel
~ t.etl I've good old Nrglne dinners
awaiting them were quite spoiled, and q
IA little darisey reminded them that "MIssl,s
+ WAS waitin' for nm r, n. ".
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\ sky IL JgroWltiy continuity more and more
brilliant ldrge, faint. y con- y
stelat lions have been, gradually drawing y
Nearer sun, and therefore sinking
from west white IT, tai take their y.
plnce he bright constelta ions of VIII.
ter ppedred none after another IL tie
east ia each evening rio Y, ~,
higher ina higher liz the Ills linIs
gone ofi ihtilShbw tic WEblc eastcri half AZ
SoY filled WITH brlgll t groups
1T But tie stern half |, ts if ~
fninter, for the autumn cons tellat io t,s
though low down III the stu finger
Soon they Will s. hind the
sun, be- lost 10 our lew for another
Year ssS 8
3is33 n u. The q onstellations. s3
I8s u otsepye viii fnca to the south
lie yYl1 see $al.1ost exactly ovcrhend the
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being the ghtest object IN the western t''er
heavens. MI, RI B
IL Neptune Is u also in excel lent spo!sIl ton
for o bservatl Ion wi III All small 7 elescope,,
bit Saturn and n The Their plan cts 1 have;
drawn SO near the sun 4 hat observation.
ON t hem are II t present impos BILE.
n BRI ooBITTL LIE. S{
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QUERIES AND ANSWERS.
Wilcox.

Editor Genealogi oal Column:
slr,-some Il times ago you gave some
thing on the VII cox family November
42oth). The following can be added. from
BEDFORD county records. which may help
some one tracing the family: II
e "177S, Thomas Wilcox married VIM VIII =
fred Cafferey Charles &Caffery was the ne
security on the marriage bond, SB aalrrF
bas. or Barnard Caffcrey, was witness
to it,' MRS. r. +. CT
+, Ri X Bedford City, Va.
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! "rt1H ~, H.N.I
Harris.

Editor Genealogical Column:
slr,--Thc Rev. Robert Harris, Episco-
pal Clergyman from London, settled h IN
@Accomac county, Va, In the latter part
Of 1900 ! am anxious TO learn whom Y. ne
married and who were his Immediate
descendants. Some Of thcm,sI think. are
lin Hanover and Louisa countless and nope
they can give me the desired iniosn ma /
Hlion. SfI Elk lIli
1Q1i Broa dWay New Y ork. u
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sl Ill 4 q [. burg u oton,so i, 4.

Trains ~ leave Richmond IN orshward.s
81 lt1s ~ M-pslIy-Byr Isl. Throug d. III
" 6i46 Az M.-Daily.-M Il. Through. n
7 10 a week days Elbs, Ashland AceotaA
h 20 q. Dali BYRD \ 81 = hroush. Looas
~ 100 nou1i--Wsok DaysByrd 81 4 hrous. VI 4
Ii 400 ]. N. Week u ysb yrd ST N Fred ssickss
burg Atcomtpo ions M 77Gs
Il s:o6fP II u. iiy--1iRin THROUGH WI X s
s:so II M.s,yWsek nays---11 Sa,i5 Ashland ".
ss;es ;Dsily--1syld 81. Through:
3s5s'r ralns n rrl We ~ Riohnion d--So uthWard. g
s:ss q Z. 4, 4 days 1Slba. Alhnnd a..
i:ao Al; Week a p p 4; yr.dsr,ek..
s:a5s A. NJ ally--I3 Srt 36t Through
Days Byrd n Sc ThrousA.
an4 Is. nj daily. 81 Main 81 Through.
SS5:52 III ~ eek 2 ". Ilbn ashland Ao-
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