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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-29
ANOTHER RUN FOR rIREMEN.
Box 37 Brought Them on . Senseless
 yaunt This Morning.

This morning about o'clock the fire department was sent on another mad run. when it was called by box 37, at the corner of State and Grand streets. to a supposed fire in that vi- cinity. The fire fighters. as usual. hastened to the box with the utmost speed but when they arrived there. found nothing. although few of the spectators. who had a highly devel- oped imagination. thought the fog vas smoke and that the blaze was monstrous one. Chief snagg vas much indignant when be saw there was no fire. and 1t is safe to say that the culprit who Is ringing in these false alarms will receive q severe punishment if he Is captured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-29

Tn these days of rush and hurry cour- tesy Is often forgotten Tn the mad. peIl meiI rush of our life liftIe things are done to offen that we rather re- uained undone. A hastily eafe1 neal and It's resultant hezdzrhe nay cnuse us social or financial loesl ne wise man of woman is the one vhe relieves Iiffie Ills .of this ssRt by q dose Of KcicI For Dysceppla- It 6l- Gnes vhat you eat ss11 by H- VI. Lnke O. 1os1ph A ca 0 Dnnk ouog4 us0D3y4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-29

DvsFy sunscF1bsF 0 sns EvenIns Democrat eaa securU c eopy of oso ef the best uaGasln0 publisAet. frus e eAarge sa ths eo1louing esol5- e1mo r1y yU1f o1bowiDe1Do c sno
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-29

DewIts LivtIe Early R,sersI PIeas- ant litfls piIls that do not erfps or u5<ksn- oold by H w. LAke Drug G So1nDA A e0ith. e1e Dank etFUsk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-29

Now is the time to prepare the flowers you intend taking into the house for your winter enjoyment. The proper way is to pot them and leave them out of doors as long as 1t is safe to do so. In this way they ac- custom themselves to their new con- ditions and will thrive and flourish finely.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-29
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Some Stray Leaves From q Reporter's
 Note Book

The death in Washington on Tues day of Colonel Isaac R. Hill of Ohio removes one of the most interesting characters the capitol has ever shel- tered. He was a democrat but was kept on the payrill of the house of representatives as special en- ploye." and had been known and liked by every man who had served in either house of congress for nearly a quarter of century. As a story teller he had few equals. and many an aneoiote that won the reputation as a wit for some senators or repre- sentative was borrowed from the in- exhaustible stock of Colonel "Ike- HiIl
 Washington the capitol of the na- ton has a commercial boom which really begins fo look as if it might amount to something. Win the re- turn of prominent residents from their summer vacations the Greater Washington movement has taken on new life and at the present time a party of business representatives is ou q tour of the south for the pur- pose of advertising the national capi- toi and its attractions. Negotiations are on with a number of msnufsc- turers for the lccafioa of plants In the suburbs. and several jobbinx houses are soon to be established For many years the influential peo- pie of Washington have feuxht against commerrizEzing the cspf.ol- but . new spirit has b<sa born and the days when Washington viii he a rrssdenfisl city with 10 industry aside from that Of the government would seem te be numb<rrl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
AUCTION ssALEs--.'Th This Day.


a In part execution of n deed OF trust,
dated october 1s, 1895, and recorded in
Henrico County Court, In y. B. $50 B,
page 80. l will. Mt the request Of the
beneficiary. there having been default
In the payment Of the debt secured, sell
by public auction. on the premises, on q
Il MONDAY, JUNE Is. 1908.
at 9 o'clock p. NJ. in front of the resi-
dencc OF w. n. Brauer. ESD. about 75
BUILDING LOTS, situated on both
sides Of Rogers street, and on tho east
and west sides of Nineteenth street.
These lots lie beautifully, are not far
distant from the Locomotive Works and
the Chesapeake and Ohio Shops. and are
within two Squares OF the Fnirmount
car line.
houses for@rental purposes. there Is moth
Ing better on the market: and we extend
d most cordial Invitation to hon1e-seekers
and SPECTATORS to attend this Offering.
feeling assured that bargains can be
had. 81 Y AZ Vi - 81
Plats ct the property may be had on
application to- the nuctioneers, and It
is expected that every lot offered will be
sold to- the highest bidder.
s TERMS One third cash and the ball
ar,ce at six, twelve and eighteen months
for notes, with Interest added. and So
cured by n deed OF trust. or all cash at
the option of the purchaser. ftsi I.
N. W. BOWIE. TRUSTED.
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REVOLU1II0NIsTs ARE.
sANGU|NE':. OF SUCCESS ! j. 5! J
Trouble in Guatemala May Inter.
fere With Work on Pam
American Railway.

MEXICO CITY. MEX, June 17,-chlef
Engineer Miller. In charge Of the cons IN
'struction OF the Pan-American Railway ill,' q
nov actively building down to the border
OF Guatemala. thinks there is AZ posssHl-
iblity that the revolution nov in progress
in Guatemala will cut off temporarily the
supply OF labor. He expects The road y g
be completed to san Benito, which i lII
the port OF Tapachula, by July next year I.
Adyices from Guatemala City show that
the government regards the projected
attempt OF the. revolutionary general,
Leon Castillo. to capture the port OF san
Jose With the aid OF the stea mer 3 Empire
city" as foredoomed to failure, II san
Jose Is well fortified and can resist Aany
attack from the ship, which is not an N
armed cruiser. S MI !,
The reyolutionists are sanguine 5nf
success and predict speedy mo yement
on q Guatemala City, which will be be-
sieged y II necessary. There is no doubt
81 the + financial strength OF the reysoln Y
stionists. who are able 10 buy arms y
large quantities. 81 III s45 M q
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Sout1ler-nR aiIWay

:, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
!. ~. H.-Following schedule figures publlsneo
oniy as intormatio and are not sguhrAnteea;s
< no A.M-Daly-Loralf for Charlotte, \. &C.
l2:oO (, aily-Glm ted--Buffet Pullman 70
llti Atlanta and Birmingham New Orleans
sfs Memphis. Chattanooga and all the SOUTH
through coach for Chase City. Oxforos
Durham and Raleigh. 81 ~, MY
1899 !. M.-Ex.. sunday Keysyiile Local. 3. =, .3
11:3o ?. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ready ~
r. NJ. for all the South,
ji !. " Y YORK RIVER LIN e.. a.ttssttss
$50 z; M:-Except sunday-No. stirsof@
2:ls z; M-lEaeep. sundayNo e oesl ~
AS N .Exeept Sunday NO. 74-Iocal e
West Point. fa f5E55' i5I
Il E. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, S N;
6:b8 a. NJ. 80 p. M.--From all the South
s:86 ?. 8M.-From, Charlotte, Raleigh. Durhafns
ISL, ~. chase City and Local stations Z, !. I, L.
BIS A. a, Mo lsErom Baltimore and Vet
io;S =, s;1y 3 e, '',asaI
/. No. Is and No. IS stop Quinton. Tunataitss8
White House and Lester Manor 3S%ss5
@. gW.WESTRuRY.{DEP r. A., t.4 Ia issf8
H. B. SPENCER, & s II IIARDw1ck..S
XXI Gen. Mgr; y & 2is8I Pm S. Traf. Mgfs:9sl
w. II. TAYLoE, q. T. A; {; E t
Washington, p. g. n \; ssssss ~;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Remarkable Fire.

"a fire alarm was turned y In at Broad
and First Streets at about o o'clock last
night. and on the response OF the fire
department It was discovered that an
electrical. display was going on In some
trees at Grace and First Streets.
The wind had swung the wires against
the trees, which. being wet. and the at
caused \; them to mako what u Is called
arcs; great flashes Of fire shooting up
among the foliage, "a
Fl An arc Is caused by a. live wire coming
into contact With,sa S grounded conduc-
tori, and that the 4 trees should have
caused the flashes Is o remarkable
phenomena, III # tst, =,
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and 1t is probable that he will be released
from the pen this morning on the cyl
dence Of the woman. which completely
gexonerates him from all intention of5man-
slaughter. ss5 t55
At last reports Mary was In a bad way
and hardly expected to live, She asked
n to be allowed to make statement. and
said she realized that she was dying. She
lays no blame on Alexander, and says
that the gun went Off while the man
was cleaning It,. Baskerville will be up
4 In the Police Court this morning on the
charge OF being a suspicious character,
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RAILROADS. b
II, s P. s s 2;s:sl g !,

fs5f FoSON1NC Ms + We
Trains Leave Richmond Mort Inward,
$50 A.. M.--Daily Byrd 81 Through. III
$40 AM.--Dally-.Main st. Through.
7:ao 4. M.-week Days-Elba. Fredericksburg
Accommodation. # Al
K s:4e a. M.--Daiiy--Byrd ST. Through
u :o5 noon--Week Days-Byrd 81. Throush.
z 400 II M.--Week Daya-Byrd 81 FredefltkA-s
burg accommodation. 81 ~ nj
6:o5 T. M.-Dnily NMain st. Through. Wv
$3.50 = M.--Week pays-Lilbn. Ashland ae-5
cohannodaton. szEssssz.15
s:ao 7. NJ: Daily--Byrd St. Through. IA
rains Arrive Rlchnond--s outhWards 81
$40 A. M.-.Vyeek Days-Eiba. Ashland ac-
corrmodation. - ssi NH ~
\ $50 A.. M.---Week Days--Byrd st Frederitks-
I. 4. pung accommodation. is y sss5ti8s
S:s sS A. n. .-I1aily--Bytd st. Through.
ll;so A An; Days-lsyrd 81 rhroush.
2:l4 +. M.--Dal1y-Main St Through 81
Z $50 T. M.--Week Days lba. FREDERICKSBURG
Accommodation. u
85:B z. M-Dally-By 81. through.
4 eco T N -Daiiy-B Byrd 81. Through. Local 81
$50 = NJ daily Main 81. Though.
\ MOI Imam Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
an above trains, except trains arriving Hlcn-s
mond II 80 "A. N. week days. and local accom-
modatons Il Y III !, ;ilS
Time q arrivals and departures and conhse-
ions not guaranteed. gB sesf "a
w. D.. DUKE. g. W. CuLP, W. r. TAYLOR
Asst 70 PRIEST. Gen'. Supt. Tent. Agr.ssl
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Arrested in Baltimore.

(Speoial.t to The Tlmes- DispatchD
!. BALTIMORE. MD, June lI-William
iTluckett. alias White, coloren, who es-s
capped from the Norfolk jail. where he
was serving "a term of seventeen months:
for assaulting a policeman, ls under
arrest here, IIe says he will return to
Virginia without requisition, Pluckett
was arrested. charged with beating his
board bill, and n severe sweating by.
the police brought out the story Of his
escape. He, says he acaled the 1ail-yard
wall, after serving six months. IA
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Chesapeake 9 Ohio Ry

7C-;l1nonnatI, indian apolIs ST. Louis, ch!ea..3
90, loulsvlllo, Nashville, Memph!s.
400 p. NJ. and II 100 P. N. daily.
Westbound Local Trains III sSis
$50 a. NJ. daily ana 6:l5 P. y. week days
SNewport News, N orfolk and Old PolntS
300 A. NJ and - 100 p. NJ. daily
Local for Newport LEWIS and Old Point.
7as "A. N. and . 30 n N. daily
sff ames River Line.
40 10 10 Al. N. daily; 5:16 P. NJ week dayn.
Arrive Maine Line from West:s y: 20 AZ rs
$3.50 A.. N. 81 $50 Ps s7:!s Pm: II. From
Is 100 IF. NJ. "a James River: IS 40 a. d. ], stN
(sDaiy; p % F1.} Sunday.)
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. L. KING & co !,

S11o4M 70, Main st., Richmond, Va,
q. sTocks, COTTON AN p BRAIN. s eg
Fractional Lots . Speciality, u
Close Attention TO out-of. Town Accounts.
PRIVATE w rs, gl IL 81
NEW YORK, @ n icAoo, Nj w oRLEA ks
Western Union Branch In our office,
stock Ticker In customer's Room.
q lem bers ------ IS .,s
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange
Strangers ylsiting the olty are lnYlled
Ia make our oface their head Quarters.
ana have mail and wires sent In our care,
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Whose Silver Watch This?

N Sergeant Detective Thomas j. Mace
Aiahon has locked w In the safe at head
quarters q ladies' fine silver watch. OF
medium size, whichshe picked in, a ccuz
pie Of weeks ago on an lakewood and
Broad Street car, He, has so far beon
unable to locate the owner Of the time-
piece, and she would DO glad AZ she would
call and identify same. n K # Il.
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Woman Z Exonerat;es Slayer.

4 AS result of the ante-lnort state -
ment which was taken yesterday noon
at the city Home for the colored ny
Squire ]. IA. Purdi LEI. the negro, Alexander
baskerville, who shot Mary Wray sat-
urday afternoon near Ashland, ~ Han an.
over county, VIII not have Y answer g
charge Of murder should the woman dle,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18

Asa Dekluge has been chosen chief OF
the Apache indians to succeed Geronimo.
who is rapidly failing In health. 8a Chief
Asa lis graduate OF the Indian School
ats Carlisle. &c IS
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SeabOard Air Line Railway.

southbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50. a, M.-Local to Norlna, Raleig Chars
a.ao r. NJ Through Sleepers and Coaches. At.s
W. 'l innta I3irmng han. Savannah, Jacksonsss3
3 yiiic and Florida poln t..
Ia .ooS pIfM Through Coaches and Sleeperss saw
ts3ss annnh, Jacksonville. Atlanta BirninEham
q or+hhound trains Arrive Rlchm ond Daily
"a 10 AZ. NJ. Ass p 80 ?, N ;S
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.pl iii and Petersburg Electric Railway.

cars leave corner Of 4 Seventh & and Perry
istreets, Manchester. every hour ION the Ehoul
from a. M to 10 p Last cal. ls midnEhss.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sySa q
street. every hour from :st NJ, to 810 ~
NJ. Last car. II ;4o E. a.;
All cars cars from Petersburg connecting Riehsrs'
ju,c nh On
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STOCKTON HOTEL, Cape M ay. =. %
Largest Hotel on tho Atlantic Coast. Situated
directly on the Ocean surrounded by lawn
Of twenty acres Appointments an q, cuisine
largo s Cnfe and Palm Garden Orchestra OF
sixteen pieces Same management, os the past
fourteen y ears. For terms. etc.. address Z. III.
s.CAKE. y Rates SIT 90 week and up. 5Ss
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceiyed at office OF Sup II Post !, Fund.
Southern Branch, N. IN. DIV s., Ma
O'Clock M, June 49, 1905. and then open
ed, for furnishing material land labor
for the installation OF q local telephone
system In accordance with instructions
and SPECIFICATIONS, copiesFof which. with
4 inaylbe had upon application to FRANK
II u. SKINNER, Eupt Post Fund,
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West Virginia
Debt Settlement

The West Virginia Debt Settlement
Committee. New York, announce deposits
OF Virginia Deferred Certificates to date
fas amounting to more than nine-tenths Of
the Certificates OF 1871, which comprise
the bulk OF the certi flea les set aside by
Virginia to represent the proportion OF tho
old State Debt left for West Virginia to
pay sissSii
Deposits OF rtifcatcs issued under the
other Funding Acts of 1873, 1882 and 1899
aggregate eyen-elghths Of the total Of
those issues. # Il # II M 81 rs
Nj Deposits are still received by
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SEALED PRoPosALs.
jEl,FoR sAIE-sao 900 CITY a OF MAN.
1 CHESTER, VA, PER Ss CENT
WATER FILTRATION BONDS.

To provide for the construction of g.
water filtration plant, the Commute on
Finance OF the city Council of the city
OF Manehester w. resolution Ply
to advertise for, and receive, sealed bids
for the pnrshase Of al 1. portion
the eoo pen cent? con-
to- to run run and dated July !, = 800.
The bonds will be Issued in denomna-
tons OF $500 and will bear date ns Of
July !, 1906, but will be sold with ac-5
scrued interest as OF August ], 1906 and
will be ready for delivery on that day.
Sealed bids for the above will be re-
Eceived at the office OF the City Ire aurer
until o'clock ?. M. OF Friday, July Q.
1906. ~ s3{ 81 Il.
at the Council chamber q I q clock r /; m,
Of that day to open and consider the bids
submitted. HI VA
a The right to reject any or nll bids is
expressly reserved. 4 III i.t 3s Il
For further information apply to ~ ".
Rronaugh, Trensure sr y! y
N7Fss City Urea urer
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.l7,:ICKTIAM,,

hereby certify that the bond required
of the foregoing trustees by I'll g hove
mentioned decree has been d ulya given:
Teste :Ess c.. O.. sAYILLE. u CT ERIK,
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AUCTION. SALES, Future Days
Two Valuable Store Houses

55ss Al e F-
Two Valuable Store Houses
on the cant side OF Fifteenth street, be.
wse1 aa aaa sssy sssts
Brick Houses on tho south side Of Frank;
lin Street, between NJ. Twenty-f ana
Twenty-sixth3 Streets. IN os. 2509. 25l1, 25lS
and 25l5. by auction.
In execution ct deed or trust from
Franklin Stearns and Emily g, his VIE L.
na
OF the 8Chnncery.s Court Sof the city OF
Richmond SinS D. B. s14s "a, pa e ,277. and
IN obedie nce Q ia decree .of the EChancery
May 20, 1906 in the suit OF 81. Rena L.
Stearns, et.E al. VS.. Franklin Stearn
executor ana als.,,,l5 we will sell. by pub
lie auction, on the premises. in the order der
e''ol: TuE ESSAY o, JUNE To- 1908,
the following sirable real estate. To-
First-At Il q clock =. M. We viii sell.
On the prem re Sos wo6 store houses Son
IL. the former frontlns Is feetsl 81 inches
BY n depth OF &149 feet to an all cyl II the
store house thereon: and the other
known as N II, fronting % tee Is inches,
and running back 14e feet to the a fore
said said, al!sy am, hayng thgFser four
S These houses Will first he offered sep-.
iaratelyS and then two Will be o ffered to-
sgether; he trustee reserving the right ito!
accept the bids producing the best re-
suits; and. 5t5 y i&s5s s $
# AT sSo'cIock P. NJ. we will Sell. on the
premises. i he four houses skno wrE MS Nos
25oa, 25f1 I. 251s and isis East Franklin.
Street. q These are two-story and bases
ment brick residences. and will make.
desirable homes or good investme ant prop
critics. They will be sold separately. z and
only so many Of them will be offered -
may be necessary to satisfy the require
ments 81 the said deed Of trust. The lots
upon which these houses stand front, in
the aggre gate. sc feet, and run ok
within parallel lines about 100 feet.
rs TERMS sufficient to d efraY gex.
penses of executing the trust. Ind .Lall
taxes. due on the said ;property to ne day
OF sale, and ss to discharge the debt se-
cured by said deed amounting to SO, 800,
5as OF March q. 1908; and II thu ere be any
residue OF said purchase money the sanrc
shall be made payable in such manner
and at suchtti az the FldelltY: Savings
and q Trust Company, OF Charl ttesville.
VA, sadministrat tor 3. 81 b. r. c.. a. 8
Franklin Stenrns may direct to be an
fnounced on day OF sale x
8 sSIfENRY& T.sstW1CKIAM,s
M W. BOWIE, SKI st 9 igsSs5
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.Messrs. Brown Brothers & Co.
3 50 Wall Street. New Y Ork.

and the attention OF holders Is directed
of the Supreme Court or the United States
to the state Of West Virginia Is return
able October 9, 1905, when West Virginia
is directed to appear and anaWer the bill;
therefore, to participate An any benefits
that may. be obtained, all holdings should
be deposited before that date,
III While the commi ttee reserves the right
to Impose penalty for fallu to deposit
III viii receive deposit W tlout penalty
where there Us g reasonable ground for
failure to deposit,
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW YORK.

via Night Line Steamers Except satuFdeyl
milking p NsFSt MtA IA
s Wap an Ry at A. NJ. and n and .ChaS.
nneake md Ohio Ry. at u land II
hpS ,au, Connection daily Except Sundayl% AZ
m aknse With Mali, Line Ships sailing az! ~
~ Tickets, sos p Main Street 81 X
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THE STOCK MARKET or THE WEEK
Z tFrom the New York Evening Post OF Saturday.
STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS.

From the New Of Saturday,
STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS. 8i
last Two ,a dhre n1u
shares gskoo y sssSSp yy sas so years ss
Railway
y the calendar a.
@ S
##s MARKET OF THEsWEEk
n q s Raiw Mtslane Gus hare
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b This ts a valuable corner property. the
house contains seven rooms, is built Of
brick and has a detached framed Kitchen
in yard, The lot fronts IS feet on Mar
shall Street and runs ba elk a bou t. leo feet
Is an alley. v Houses cnn 4bel eracted s. on
Henry Street that will rent read lly
There Is no moro tsubstant u location
in the ty,: and II the roperty must be
portunity offers for Investment or ac-
curing a nice home, 81
8 TERMS -One-third cash. balance six.
twelve and eig hteen months, or all cash. 'i'l
~ ~ 1p, r, b, 'CIIAFFiN g &C. (Inc,). 3.;
IT. S' 81 Auctioneers,
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BygR.@B. ChnfflnTg & Co.. (Incorporated).
Real Estat e Auctionee rs,f Aass$
i5ssl111 East Main Street.
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ALL u L,ANTIC COAST NE

EFFECTIVE MAY ~ I'll sSSs
ra!ns leave Richmond dali 4: .sfl
For Flor!dA and South. :o5 "A. n IS p H.
4 For n. and Nv. west, Il 10 and $50 Pm
% p'ort Petersburg. 100 A. M u: ~ S:A;
800 and III 80 F, n. rs, Z, \.
For and ~ - -. = -
,.io45 and I:40 "A. N ;t .1:oo q sss
and $3.50 p N. M
f Except Sunday. SUNDAY only. =
Z Time OF arrivals and departures and connso13
lions not guaranteed 4 81 z, Z. SaSss
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Nk&S5vy N6ito|k& stem.

In Effect May q. 1904 32
FOR NORFOLK: $500 Al n {. g 100 III M.
$50 p. M. I, Y 5s 5sSsf sSS
FOR sLYNCHBURG, the WEST and 5Sths
SOUTHWEST 9 :o5 # NJ. 81 II: 10 noon, ~ $50
p NJ Pullman Pnrlor and Sleeping carr.
Cafe Dining cars Trains arrive daily froih
Norfolk .ll:4o $3.50 p. N. from the West III
2:o6 F, NJ. 4. 80 p. ,4 D.
ofice sss e. Main st fl,is Flyer: xhrss y
minutes. an ~
w. B. pEvILL {; Il, i; gosL ~ 9,
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leS ..s,..s.......s.....
hallway and miscellaneous bonds.
Government bonds soid............
For the calendar year to date:
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$on the east side of fifteenth Street. be-
tween Main and Cary Streets, Nos 70
and IL and four. 2-Story and Basement;
Brick Houses, on tho south side OF Frank,
Twenty-sixth Streets, Nos. 2509. 25u, 25lS
and M15 by auc ton. 80 n