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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
BREATHE HEALING BALsAMs
'HyomeI, the Medlcated-A Air catarrh cure,
Endorsed by Physlclane.

'HyomeI, the Medlcated.Alr catarrh cure,
Endorsed by Physlc1ans,
No ono should confound Hyomei with
the patent medicines that are advertised
to cure catarrh, 1t Is as superior to
them all as the diamond Is more valnu-
HE than cheap glass. Their composi-
ton Is secret, but Hyomel gives its for
mula to all reputable physicians.
Well known for It's antlseptic qualities
This is combined with aromatic and
healing gums and balsanls, making u
spure liquid which, when used in the
Hyone pocket inhaler, fills the air you
breathe with germ killing, disease do
stroying and healing powers that restore
health to every part % the throat, nose
and lungs. @
Hyomei Is endorsed by physicians gen,
orally. Many Of them uso 1t themselves
TO break up u cold and prevent pneu-
monla. 1t is the only natural and ra-
tIonal way Of curing catarrh,
Would 1t BIO u common sense treat
ment to try and cure corn by stom-
ach dosing? Is 1t not Just as foolish to
try and cure catarrh Of the head and
thront by swallowing tablets or liquids?
The only natural way to cure this dis
ease and all diseases Of the respiratory
organs Is to breathe Hyomei.
II you cannot obtain Hyomei of your
dealer, Il WIN be forwarded by mall
postage pald on receipt of, price Write
to-day for free sample bottle and con-
sultation blank that Will entitle you to
services Of our medical department wlth-
out charge. The r. n. Booth Company,
Ilyomei Building Ithica. N. X M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
A NEW ROAD BILL.
Lassiter and Withers to Intro
duce in House and Senate.


SUFFOLK. Va Nov. q. State sena-
.tor-elect Charles r. Lassiter OF Peters
burg, Va, has ben In Suffolk for a day
or two In consultation with Hon. Robei {
w. Withers. Nansemonds representative
to the General Assembly
They are preparing q road bill, which
will be presented at the next session, to
be called the Lassiter-Withers road bill
1t will be offered simultaneously In the
Senate and House by the gentlemen
whose names 1t bears.
The principal feature OF the bill will
be a provision for the working Of con-
victs on the public roads--not only
felons from States prison, but also those
serving jail sentences for misdensanors.
The plan proposed Is that the distribu-
ton Of prisoners shall be IN charge OF a
STATE highway commission. The COM
mission will direct that prisoners from
the jails and pcnitentiary shall be con
veyed by guards TO the counties whose
applications shall have been granted,
and the work will be in charge Of expert
road builders.
The counties Will be required to fur
nsh the material. the State the labor,
guards and expert road makers.
Iassltcr and withers have been 1T
work on the bill off and on for SIX
months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
CURED BY CUTICURA

have been afflicted for twenty years with an
obstinate s kin disease, called by some h. Ds'
Psoriasis, and others Lcprosy' commence
Ing Of, my scalp; aud In spite o. a'i coula 90,
with the help OF the most shi!ut uoc.o' =,
slowly hut surely extended until year aGo
1his winter Il covered my entire person III INC
form Of dry scales, For the last TIRES years
! have been unable to do any labor ana SUI
ferntr Intensely all the TING. Every morning
thcre would be nearly a dustpantui OF scales
tn i, 81, from, the sheet my bed, sons OF theiH
half as large as the envelope CONTAINING .n.s
letter, In the latter part OF Wln.ei oSA
commenced cracking open. tried every
,h;ng almost. that could be thought OF, wltu.
nut nuy relief. The 12th OF June eaItea
west In hopes could reach the Hot springs.
T reached Detroit and was so low thoughtA
should have to go to the hospital, put nna.'y
vot as far as Lansing, Michr whe,e Aua
sister living. One DR., $1,000 trealea ms unou.
Two weeks, but did me no goou' AZ .Nousn.
had hut abort time to 1--we, eatnes.,y
.aw.d IL die. Cracked through the SKIN eH
49, ~. INV back, across my ribs, arms, hanas,
,,,nhs .feet badly swolleni toe-nails came on
6mper.nails dead and hard as q noue nsF
dead, dry, and lifeless as old straw ny
God how did suffer- .u
II NV sister, Mrs. +. II, DAVIS, hao 1Haal1
part of a box OF cuticura IN the house. pms
rou,dn,t give up; said, I'VE will try Gnu.
srm. Eureka there was relief; stopped the
terrible burning sensation from the WORD &c.
They mmedatsly got SSsura f s. tank
me tables poonful OF cutcura Resolyentthree
lines a day after meals had bath once
ne ess hss Isla es no1n.
pt.nd .yrning. Result: returned to my
I home lin III Just six weeks from the time leit
md IS .m1 sa IS n. ssiss n PsRss
henderson, Jefferson Cor y, y,
We hereby certify that we are aeanaint 80
n,sh the Aforesaid Hiram i, Carpenter. s ms
snoT Tei h,s his statemea true ~ every
psr,isasI {ssseaRAdm p 3 s'n Me9essat ' <,
leTehsn!sM; m i, Joiner, Merchant John
NJ Ii hfE Il fEssasr A',S'sss aA
Was IT,tsn ,Jo snuMsT i
- 1882 un np;tes at 10 say that he has never
eaIPen.eI ~, nsoriasis Since he was cured W
i ns ecsuucasa Remedies twenty-five yea's AE0'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Observation-Disclosures.

Is Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA. November ala pref
ty country wedding WAS cNebrated at
county, this afternoon. when Miss Mamie
z. Williams, daughter OF the late Hugh
H Williams, became the bride OF Hair
vey Ashburn. of Suffolk. Kew. Mr.. Rucker,
Of Windsor, performed the ceremony.
These were attendants: Miss Carrie Sun
ders, maid Of honor; Livingston Ashburn,
best man; Misses Oracle Gay. Lucy
Wright, Mary Wright and Ruth Williams.
bridesmaids; Thomas Kyle, =. L. Baker.
Walter Hurff, Harry Stelnhardt and
Leonard Williams, ushers. The couple left
for Northern honeymoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
LET YOUR ST0MACH HAVE ITS OWN
WAY.
DO Not Try to Drive and Force It TO Work
When il is Not Able, or You VIII
Suffer All the More,

When 1t Is Not Able, or YOU VIII &
Suffer All the More.
You cannot treat your stomach 1na as >, some
even starve 1t into doing work ut which It
rebels. The stomach is q patient and
faithful servant ana WI! stand q III muoh
mt when 1t dods YOU had beeter so slow
With it and not attempt 70 make make It work.
some people have the lnlslaken Idea that
s snay themselves. they, might cure
the stomach that way, but II would take
SO long that they would have no use for
s ie, the stomach rest ii 1t wants TO and
employ a substitute to do Us work,
work of your stomach for you and digest
your food just as your stomach used TO
when It was well, You can prove this BY
Of Of the the tablets and sufficient water aud
you will SEQ the food dlgested ~ just the
Same time as the diges!Es aS!dS 81 Of The he
your mind. Now to satisfy both your
pe PSI Tablets after oatIng-eat al aud
m Mha hat food Isl being M d dfs ppa be-
Weight n your stomach. in fact, YOU will
forget all about having a stomach Just
as you did when you We're q healthy boy
Starts pyspepsia Tablets act in a ma
natural elements Of the gastric juices and
oother digestive fluids Of the stomach. II
makes no difference what condition the
stomach ls IN, they 90 right ahead 81
their own accord and do their work. They
know their business and surrounding con,
ditions dc not influence them IN tho least
They thus relieve ana s me T;sak stomach q
ed rest and perml, II TO become strong
stuart's dyspepsia Tablets arc for sale
by all druggists at 90 cents q box. They
So : great That Il druggist would as soon
link Of being out OF alcohol 4 e. aulnine,
is real honest With You, he VIII tell YOU
frankly that therojs not hing on earth 50
good FOR dyspepsia as sluarts Dyspepsia
TRP.ets. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
PUNCHES EMPLOYER
AND Then RESIGNS
Counsel For Railroad Company
Trounces Vice Pres 8ss
ident. SKI
l(RY Associated press.l

SPOKANE. WASH, November IL.
That That John NJ. Bum division counsel Of
tho Northern Pacific. landed his right on
the face Of G, NJ. Levey. third Vice.
president Of the Northern Pacific. and
then resigned by telegraph.l Is the story
circulating in railway offices In Spokane.
Bum refuses to affirm or deny the re-
port saying sim ply; Levey got whnt
was coming to him But to his In timats
friends Bum has told Of an enconnts.
In his office during the recent visit rs
I.evey, the row arising because LeyeV3 an ~
jected to the manner IN which Bum haa
defended cases against tho railway COW an
pany. The report Is given credenca Ia.
cause 1t is known I.evey and Bum wers
not on friendly terms. var
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
MILLION BARRELS
SWEET POTATOES
One Years Shipment From Two
Counties in Vir-
GINA.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE {: 4 10 MEET e
Oysters Poor For Want 81 Rain
to Dilute the Sea
Water.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TO MEET
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ONANCOCK. VA, November 21.-The
sixth annual meeting Of tn stockholders
of the Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce
Exchange will be held at Accomac Court
house on Wednesday, December 9Th. The
exchange has handled many thousand
more barrels OF sweet and Irish potatoes
this year than ever before since its or
ganzation, in 1900. Its business this year
will amount to nearly 100000. Its capl-
tai stock Is now about $1,000, each one
OF tho $500 farmers being required TO
own at least one share before his produce
can be handled through the general Office.
The dividend this year was 10 per cent.
The seventh annual meeting OF tho
Accomac Teachers Association Will be
held In the High School building at
Onancock on Thanksgiving Day, and will
continue through Friday. Over one hun
dred teachers are expected.
The crop of sweet potatoes just har-
vested was the largest In the history Of
the Virginia Eastern Shore. Prices were
good until recently. The estimate of
number of barrels shipped is 100000, with
large quantities put up in piles for better
prices in the winter. One farmer last
week dug nine barrels from go plants 4
banner record.
The shipment Of oysters from Chinco-'
league Island has begun on a large scale,
The stock is good. Those In other sec.
lions on the seaside are not fat as yet.
More rain is needed. the incoming tides
from the ocean making the water too
salt for the oysters to improve.
The statements of the. four national
banks In Accomac county. just made,
show deposits of nearly 100000. with
loans and discounts OF about the same
amount
The Diamond State Telephone Company.
Of Delaware, having bought out all the
local telephone companies. is making ex-
tensive improvements. The Shore is now
connected by long distance phone, and
has metallic local system. There are
172 subscribers In and around Onancock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
TWO RECORDS.
The Body Of Maratha S. Atkinson
Shipped to Her Mountain Home.

as Especial to Inc 'IlmeS-DlSpatcn.)
NoRFoLk VA, November al.-The
body OF Martha Sarah Atkinson was
shipped to-day to Montvale. Va. near
Roanoke, for burial. The simple record
in the Office of the Board Of Health Is
that she was the daughter OF ]. M, At
llInson, twenty-four years OF age unmar-
rled, and died in the Protestant Hospital
as the result Of poisoning. The
record in the Corporation Court Is that
Or. Luther r. Chlles, one of the oldest
physicians In Norfolk. is held under a
$4,000 bond for trial on the charge OF
murder in the second degree for Grim
nal operation. with which the ante
norton statement of The girl charged
him, and that James y. Franklin, car
Inspector of the Norfolk and Western
Railway, living at Lambert's Point near
the home Of tho family OF the girl, whose
father is a car repalrer. is an accessory
TO tho crime, and that he paid Dir. Chiles
sS5 TO perform criminal operation on
the girl, to whom he had been paying
attention for several years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
BAZAAR AT BURKEv1LLE.
New Bank Building Is Nearly
Ready For Occupancy.
lSnecial to The TImcs- h Ispatch

NopeCldl 10 i ne IlIIlcS-LIlspfblSihJs 49,
& BURKEvILLE. VA, November 21.--
A bazaar In which the Presbyterian and
the Episcopal ladies Joined forces. has
closed and the proceeds are two hun
Mrs. j. p. Agnew. Mrs. Sanford Bah
cock, Mrs. Jean Blair. Miss Helen Leath,
Miss. Virginia Blackston.. Misses Myrtle
and May Robertson, Miss Helen Campbell.
Miss Martha Blair. Miss Laura Agnew
and others, had charge of the dinner,
while the fancy sale was presided over
by Mrs. Charles Robertson, Mrs. g.. B.
Davis. Mrs. George Scott and Miss Mary
Leath. Mrs. Graham Campbell acted as
treasurer.
The social feature was prominent.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
are planning TO build a good-slzed session
room. where the Sunday school, Mission
Board and LADIES' Aid Society may also
meet
The Episcopal ladies are arranging to
enclose their lot with n neat and sub
stantial fence. tSy
The Merchants and Farmers Bank. Of
Burkevilc. Will soon occupy the tenn
Boswell Bros. & Bostlck have rented
the Bank store for Ave years.
Mrs. D. M. Longyear Is expected In
town to-day, In connection with the Mary
Beecher Longyear School. which Is to
be located here. the Southside property
having been sold to her for that pur-
pose. Fgsa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
MAKE SHIPS BIGGER.
"A Pair Of Convicts Trousers
Found in the Woods.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.)
1t was announced to-day that the Old Do
1nnion Steamship Company Will send all
five of its liners plying between, this port
and New York to- the, locaf shipyard to
er Hamilton Will be the first TO be sent
TO the yard.
A pair OF striped convict trousers, No
6O13, were found in the woods above this
city this afternoon by a man named
Wood. who was hunting bbits. No
notice of the escape OF a convict from
the penltentiary at Richmond has been
received recently By the local police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
s SHOT HIMSELF.
Roy Collins Fatally Wounded by
Accidental Discharge Of Revolver
"a 1c,aaaia1 70 The -1f.nes-I Lsnat oh 80

4
NORFOLK. VA, November 21.-J. Roy
collins was fatally shot last night. He
was hacking valisc preparatory to lea, :
ing to attend the wedding Of ]. D. Hank.
an attorney here, who was to be married.
nj Boulan, Ga. He was at his home.
No.. 81 Butte Street, and alone in his
room. when the other members Of the
family heard the report Of a pistol. and
going 10 the room, found Mr. Collins
diving from wound in the head and un-
conscious. He died in few minutes.
He was twenty-ninc years OF age, and the,
son Of S. Q. Collins. capitalist, and
the brothcr-in-law of a. E. Krise, tia
president of the Atlantic Trust and De-
posit Company,
The members OF the family declare that
the fatal shot was an accident, and the
result OF removing the revolver from the
bureau drawer to the valise the victim
was to take with him on the trip TO
Georgia. /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
LIEUTENANT BLUE.
Detailed as Inspector at the
Newport News Shipyard.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 21.---Lieutcnant
Victor Blue U. s. NJ, who won distnc-
tinction during the Spanish Americal,
war, Is In Norfolk. Lieutenant Blue is a
brother OF DR.. Rupert Blue, of the Ma
rine Hospital services. in charge Of the
Norfolk office. aud who has been in
New Orleans on duty in connection with
the yellow fever epidemic.
lieutenant Blue has been detailed as
Inspector Of ordnance at the Newport
News shpbuik1ing Company, where sew
eral government vessels are in course
Of construction. Mrs. Blue is expected
to join her husband here within few
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Killed By Warning Post.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BLUEFIELD, VIVA. November 21.--
Walter Pcrdue, engineer, was killed to-
day by being struck by a warning post
while nearing Big Four tunnel. The life
less form hung out the cab window while
the train dashed down the traoSs for four
miles before the fireman discovered the
engineers terrible fate.
Perdue was aged % years. and highly
respected His home was at Welch, w.
Va. He leaves a widow and an infant
two weeks old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
ESTATE TO ORPHANS.
A Prominent Physician Fined
For Striking an Officer.
TOT OlrIKII1S d1I TT 1'>'s'Ir

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 8
WINCHESTER, VA. November al.
NJ. Beutcll, an eccentric German, who
owns a valuable piece of fruit land near
here, and is reputed to be very wealthy.
to-day recorded deed conveying after
his death his estate to the Lutheran
Orphan Home of the United Synod.
Tmtheran Church, and to the home and
foreign mission work of the Synod
DR., Nat b. Smith prominent county
phvs,cian. was fined $40 to-day by JUS
tice Reardon on the charge Of assaulting
an officer. He is said to have struck
Ctflcer G.. p. Neville, who endeavored to
arrest him, on charge of swearing on
the street. The affair caused consldera-
BILE excitement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
JAILED FOR GAMBLING.
The Supreme Court sustains the
Validity of the Law.

------ I5pFC!I1 Z IN
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, November
s1-It Is announced TO day that the SUI
nrema Court has refused writ Of error
in the case OF Clarence N. Coles OF this
city. charged with operating gaming
ROOM and sustained the finding o. me IL
lower court, which affixed a fine OF s5o
and thirty days In jail.
The ease was gone over by one OF inc
Supreme Court judges and then by inc
whole body. and their decision Is regarded
as n vlndIcatlon OF the constitnt'onality
Of the ordinance Coles was convicted
under tho city ordinance against gamb-
ling, which states that 1t shall be unlaW-
ful to run a room where cards are habit
ually played for money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
WILLIAMS INTEREST.
Negotiation Conducted for Sale
of the Atlantic Hotel.

CuoledsId -salIhL seVL on Iaoeds)
NORFOLK, VA. November. 2l,--Nego-
of Wlllams's interest OF Richmond In
the Atlantic Hotel property here. hut
there Is no announcement made of the
transfer yet. The attorneys are engaged
a az ptsii involved IS more than The viii
liams Interest wished TO sell month ago
for $4,000 for tho property at Main and
CRANKY Streets,
the partly completed hotel and office
-hllllng Stands So,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Ideal Virginia Home.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERTCKSBUR VA, November
21.-"Smithtleld," the fine estate in Spot
River. three mile ssouth OF this city. cons
tanning IS acres. has been sold by Mr..
l.. G. Jones to Captain and Mrs. r.. Con-
roy Vance, of London, England. It Is one
Captain Vance Will make extensive i'm
proyements. He and Mrs, Vance visited
many sections Of the State and finally
Inade this purchase, as coming nearest
their idea Of an old Virginia plantatlon,
which they will adopt as u home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Irons-GriHis.

fspecial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
FRED Va. November
al.-Mr. Benjamin $. Irons and Miss Bes-
ried here last night at the residence OF
Rev. Decatur Edwards, who performed
tic cersmany Miss s. Oranges ca id, WAS
hest man. Mr.. and Mrs. Irons left last
night for a Southern bridal trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
8Winborne-PoWell.

Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA, November I-A
quiet marriage was celebrated a. 8
Harrison ii. Butter, on Chestnut Street.
The principals were Albert Pnihp Wln-
borne and Miss Ursie Lee kPoWelr. nlne-
teen-year-old daughter OF ROBERT ~. PoW-
eli. a Suffolk mercnant, Ihe bridegroom
is manag ger of Mr.. Powells store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22

the University OF Virginia, and Thomas
3. Gay, OF Richmond. Va, as alternate.
The question to be argued by the rep
rcsentativcs of the two universities is,
"Rcsoved, That the United States gov
eminent should exercise control over the
formation and operation Of all corpora
lions engaged In Interstate commerce."
This Is the last Of a series Of three
debates between these two universities.
each having won one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Burned to Death,

Especial to The -Dlspatch)
4 WINCHESTER. VA. November Ill
Miss Lucy Adams, Of Gaincsboro, this
county, was burned to death at her
home yesterday. While standing in front
OF an open fireplace her dress caught
and SHE was soon enveloped In q mass
Of flames. In her great fear the doomed
woman ran out into the yard ablaze, and
although her mother worked herolcally.
nothing could save her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Boom For Pipe Trade.

KEY WI0ST, FLA, November eliza
general strike of tho egarmakers went
into effect to-day Several conferences
were held between the manufacturers and
the cigarmakers union with no result, It
is not improbable that a sympathetic
strike OF ali branches Of the trade will be
ordered 3.a5,FS 7l4 q. 454
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Wedding Cards.

(special 10 The 1lmes.D spa tch;>
ROWLING GREEN. VA, November e.,
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Lillian Ellnpo. daTg ihbo q Mr.
% Ipn which will take place on tho 9Th
Of A'I December at Bethel Baptist, Church.
to Mr., Robert voolfolk, Of the same
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Ogden-Brand.

Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
CULPEPER, VA, November 21.-Miss
Elizabeth Brand was married to Mr.. w.
p. Ogden in st. Stephens Episcopal
Church at 6 o'clock this evening, the
pastor, Rev. J. w. Ware. officiating,
The church was beautifully decorated.
The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden
will be In Knoxville, Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
JOINT DEBATE.
Virginia Selects Team to Meet
Geo. Washington University.

(SpeC1dI 20 7 nc IIHlc5-113eP'itNF1'y -
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. November
A.-The last preliminary debate at he
University Of Virginia for the selection
of the team to meet George Washington
University in Washington on December
9th has been held. and the following team
chosen to represent firginia: G. G.
1Talres. Of Tampa, Fla; a. Herbert Fore
man, Of Norfolk, Va; Lee Bidgood, of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Important Changes In Schedule and
Train Numbers, r. f. g. P,# n. r.,
Effective Sunday, Novem,
$500 Der 26. 1905

Train 50 (now No aa) will leave Byrd
Street Station 4:25 a. NJ daily instead
of 4:15 "A. M.
Train II (now No. 4o6) leaving Rich.
mond 1905 noon daily except Sunday,
will not stop at boswell.
Train &C, leaving Main Street Station
5:05 r. NJ, daily, will not stop at boswell.
Train so (now No. 400 will leave BYRD
Street Station $40 p, M daily Instead
Of sos F., M.
Following Is a list OF train numbers at
present, and tho numbers as they will
be known commencing November goth:
Old No. NoRTHWARp, New No,
81 A. G. u. Florida and West So
Indian Limited
81 Seaboard Express ........, 81
Elbp and Ashland Accom- 8 \
modatlon
400 For Washington and beyond, 10
400 For Washington and beyond, IA
Richmond and Frederlcks- Is Il
burg Accommodation
GO Seaboard Mail ......,..,.... GO
6 Elha and Ashland Accom- 20
mediation,
40 A. G. 4, Express..s. so
SOUTHWARK, \
Ashland and Elba Accom- Il,
,nodation.
8 Fredericksburg and Rich
mond Accommodation &1
80 A. G. u, Express ,,,,,,r., 80 %
409 From Washington and beyond t
"a seahoard Mail ,,.,&.t,,s.. i3
s Ashland and E'lba Accom- 10
mediation.
SO a. Q, T., FLORIDA and West SIS
Indian Limited,
403 From Washington and beyond aS
81 seaboard Express .,....,., 81
w, =. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
- ~. rs RI -, 49, j. "a.
Bear, tho 1hs Kind yaa Haze .AsIs BasRs
a's. !. lIzAzzzx