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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
kENTS HILL.

Prot ana Mrs. !. .. Newton wore.
called to Andnvcr. last week by the
illness and death Of his mother. They
returned Saturday.
The many friends Of Miss chrvstaI
chase Will he glad ~ learn that she is
Improving very fast from the serious
several weeks ago ana is now all" to
git up and receive callers
Henry :. Brown reports tn" finding
Of ice in his watering trough May u
NJ r. CONDOR has sold his place
known as the Bla"kman house 10 cyrus
y. Winters ana will leave kcnts Hill
snn"tin" in tn" early fall ana engage
in TIA" poultry business elsewhere.
E"vni y Davis has recovered from
his recent attack of appendicitis.
Miss &. NJ Brown is making oxtcn-
siy" repairs urnn her buildings H.
W. Il L"v"j"y has charE" Of til" work.
Elliot J. Peal who purchased the
H"ssc place last fall is making many
repairs The house has been r"pain tcd
inside and out tn" oil ell torn down
and new and larger ON" will be
erected IN It's place.
4 number Of meetings. have been held
Of lat" hy tn" Village Improvement
Society for tn" purpoS" of securing a
new sidewalk. There is great need of
a good gravel or concrete sidewalk and
it is hoped that some tangible result
may IL arrived at before long.
Mrs. Mary J. Hartman is Identifying
and adjoining the lawn ana grounds
surrounding her newly constructed
house in the way of laying out walks,
planting shrubs. etc. Landscape
gardener. Joseph Cowan has charge of
the work.
Cattle dealer. Carl Hartman. is DO
ing IN extensive business in live stock.
on Thursday he sold Il cows to A Mt
Vernon party. He has also sold a
number Of horses
The Maine Wesleyan Seminary hall
team defeated Bowdoin second nine
saturday by a score Of eight to nothing.
Friday afternoon a meet was held
by the different classes. Numerous ac-
cidcnts resulted ard one fatality
narrowly averted. During the IS
pound hammer trial. the hammer was
thrown directly towards Miss Agnes
Runnels. Miss Runnell did not realize
her danger but just before the hammer
Eunnells she was pushed quickly aside
by 2 student named Henderson who did
not have sufficient time TO save HIM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
When You have a
Bad Breath

Food does not tickle them enough u
make them act.
That's Constipation
Castor Oil, or "Physic" will help to
slide out one load Of trouble. but they
can't help the Cause.
" In fact, they weaken the Bowel.
Muscles more than ever by slackening
them. and by doing work for them
which they should do for themselves.
When your Arm-Muscles grow flabby
they need Exercise. to strengthen them
NOT sling to support them.
When your BowelMuscles grow flab-
by they need Exercise to strengthen
them-not "Physic" TO pamper them.
Then carry the little ten-cent Vest
Pocket" box constantly with you. and
take a Cascaret whenever you suspect
you need it.
One Cascaret at time will promptly
cleanse foul Breath, or Coated Tongue,
thus proving clearly its ready, steady,
sure. but mild and effective action.
Have the little 1Oc Emergency box Of
Cascarets constantly near you'll
All Druggists sell them-over ten mill
lion boxes year. for six years past.
Be very careful TO get the genuine. made
only by the Sterling Remedy Company
and never sold in bulk. Every tablet
stamped "CCC."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
NORTH PiTTSTON.

Arthur Marson lost a valua bic colt a
short time ago lung fever being the
cause Of its death.
Mrs ISABEL Merrill who has been
spending the winter in Br0cktnn
Mass, with her daughter Mrs. Elmer
L. wis. has returned to her home here.
Mrs. Hiram Watson of Windsor is a
guest Of Mrs. Charles Lawrence.
Ernest Moore Of Randolph visited his
grandmother, Mrs Isabel Merrill. Sun
day.
Miss Alice Emerson has been quite
sicI, at her home for the past few days,
but was able. Friday. to return to her
employment at Augusta.
J. I. Grant Of Randolph was a call
or in town Sunday.
Wilbur Preble and sister Grace Of
Whitcfcld were guests of Miss Enza
Green Tuesday evening.
james Emerson and son Thomas
pure lased two fine cows of Whiteficld
parties this week.
Michael Mccormick and Fred Wiley
Of Bath completed deal with a num-
Der of the people about here. whereby
they have become the owners Of about
all the soft wood growth about
"Stony Meadows" SO called. in Chelsea
and Whitefield. Among those who sold
to them were +. F. Morrill,. G. X
Green. Mr.. Palmer and Mrs. Ward.
a portable mill is Immediately to be
placed upon the Palmer lot and as
rapidly as possible the trees will be
on tod int
Mccormick will remain to look after
the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Lewis Of
Whittficld We're callers in this vicinity
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant. Misses
Nellie, Hannah, Ruth and Sadie Grant
OF Randolph, and Master Ralph Sweet
land of Gardiner. attended the dance at
Sparrow's hall. Friday evening.
On account Of the threatening show
ers Friday evening the dancing master,
w. L. Corson. was not in attendance,
but l. ssOns will be resumed every Fri
day evening hereafter. if pleasant, if
not, postponed to Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Doyle of Whitefeld called
on Miss Abbie Grant, Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Greeley is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Abial Allen on Beech
Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
4ITCHFIELD.

Mrs Fred Baker and little daughter
Doris have gone to Leeds to pass 4
week with Mrs. Bakers mother, Mrs.
Beals.
Algier Currier and family have been
spending a few days at their cottage
on Lake CObbosse econtec.
Mrs Ed True has been in Augusta
visiting her sister Mis-, Millio Kindred.
Wallace Allen ana Walter True have
gone t" the Bearce steam mill to work.
Ralph Goodwin went T." Massa-
chusctts saturday where lie expects ia
work this summer
Miss Florence Tucker who passed last
week with her grandmother on ac-
count If having the mumns returned to
her school in Gardner Monday.
Mrs. a. &. Horton went to Boston,
Friday where she viii pass few
V-pNE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

self and the heavy hammer struck him
IN his side, fracturing a rib. But for
Mr.. HendersOn's timely action Miss
Runnells would have been seriously if
not fatally injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
BELGRADE.

Mr.. AMI Mrs. +. II. Turner of East
Mt. Vernon visited at c. r. Pink
hams Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. \. l.. Richards of New Glouces-
ter visited at f. S. Woods Friday.
Miss Mary Banks visited at Newton
Pcnncy's Saturday.
Mir ana Mrs +. g. Taylor ana chill
sons Sunday.
Misses Ida and Jennie Tillson were
callers at g. r. Pinkhams. Sunday.
Il. NJ Yoaton is no better.
Rev. Mr.. Dunnncll of Augusta will
deliver the Memorial Day address at
tn" cemetery in the afternoon ana at
the Grange hall in the evening. The
children of the different schools in
town will take part in the exercises at
the cemetery. as will also the members
Of the grange who will decorate the
graves Of deceased members.
James Scales lost his horse Sunday.
She jumped at a piece of paper which
blew up and struck her leg against the
sharp corner OF a rock s"vcring the
cords Mr.. Scatcs had her shot almost
Immediately.
Geo Andrews has bought the the
barn On the Augustus Cram plac" and
viii take it DOM ana move it to his
place.
j. e. s;.,,tcs is IcoaGins 4 car with
hoop-rol *.
clyde Penney of Brunswick visited
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SOUTH CHINA.

Poy Starrett has gone ~ Augusta to
w"rk fnr Mi. Trask Who runs 4 grocery
stor" on ScWali street.
R"lliustnn I.inscntt who has been at
tending school ut f,rskine Academy re
turned t" his home in Boston Monday.
Judsun o. oIspccd is building new
barn. Lot Kendall Of China Neck is
head carpenter.
Jennie Farwcll visited her friend
IauGc Clark Of Riverside. Friday.
Rev. J. Frank Jones of Windsor will
preach the Memorial sermon at q. ~.
Il. hall. South China. May =. and will
also deliver the address May 30.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

daughter Vera Of Newton Highlands.
are at Dr. +. l.. Chenery'S.
AE,io,, D,rJ-o, i.. n bo,,D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

~ FREE TO OUR FRIENDSl
We want to send to our friends : beautiful
hard-enameled In Colors. II Is beauty for tia
dressing table. Ten cents In stamps Is asked % 4
measure Of good faith and to cover cost Cascaret
with which this dainty trinket Is loaded. 722
Send to-day. mentioning this paper, ADDRESS
Sterling Remedy Company. Chicago or New YORK,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

daughter vera or Newton highlands,
| are at Dr.. f. l.. Chenery's.
Albion Barker is at home.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER-Frank S. Col
| Inns was At tie Corner on business last
Wednesday,
Spear Bros. have had a telephone in
stalled If their grocery store.
Republicans caucus for the election
of delegates to the State district and
county conventions is called for Sitrr-
day, May 26. 1906. at . o'clorh T. Al,
at TIE town house.
p. +. Peacock lost i horse III. ,1 !.
the cause being a fractured leg.
Percy A. Spear Of Gardiner visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Spear
on Sunday.
There will he a rehearsal of the
music for Children's day at the church
next Sunday at $50. Everybody vel
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Rogers of Itch
tield We're in town last Sunday.
CROSS HILL.
Mr.. ana MIS-. George Wood OF Som"r-
vile. Mass, are the guests Of Mr..
Woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. X.
Wood. for 4 few days.
Miss Ina Wood, second daughter Of
r. X. Wood. was married to George
Averill Of Wilton last week.
MIR. and Mrs. +. G.. Coleman We're in
Augusta. Monday. renewing old &C
quaintanCcS.
But little farming done vet on ac-
count Of the cold and wet weather.
W. A. Austin is building a founda
ton on the Hendrick Smart lot in
Cross Hill cemetery, for a monument
w. y. and +. w. Tobcy did a good
job of work on tho road last week
which was very much needed.
George and William Russell We're de-
livcring nursery stock in Nassalboro
and vicinity last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

Cascarets don't Purge, nor Weaken.
nor waste Digestive Juices in flooding
out the Bowels. like Salts. Castor Oil.
Physics"
But. -t they act like Exercise on the
Muscles that shrink and expand the In
testines, thus pushing the Food on Natur-
ally to its Finish.
When the Bowel Muscles grow fabby
weak, or lazy from want Of Exercise, the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
TNHAT'S the time to take Cas-

TNHAT'S the time to take Cas-
III When your tongue is coated.
When you have Heartburn,
Belching. Acid Risings in throat.
When Pimples begin TO peep out,
When your Stomach Cnaws or Burns.
That's the time to check coming Con-
stipation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
One single Candy Cascaret will do it if
taken at the right minute, just when you
first feel the need of it.
A "Cascaret in time is worth nine"
later on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
Sou~th.e,rnRailwa

= ..ws1NAINB LEAVE RICHMOND
!, y. lb,..FollowlnE schedule anguras publtshe1
= o y - !nfortna tion.g and Snreg not guaranteed; p
H1'oOS A.---Dally-Loca 5forI Charlotte. alss
eGS1nrssst,ns At. Keysy!lls, tgr chase Cllty.
49,! - llt.,,N daily mlted- ,l3iifret pulltna n 70
5$steS AAtIanta md Birnins ha II. New Orleans
389f AAaenph!s, ChAttanoosagnnd allHthel South.
%; T. nroushl coach &forH iChnso civ. Oxford
4 Durham and Raleigh {
e.GG Z lex siindAy-Keysyllls Local. aL1
Al:s0t n Observation-Disclosures ready y:o
5IHtb| :, :M..s for all Sths5 Bouth. EHh3sls&1g &s
~ YORK RIVER LINE s3tb
- IL, e M Ma;;MErcept st,ndAy-No n-i'ansrs
Z 5i ':is :; M.7pb s,s.p sutnsday---No.. ii--lLessl "
5t;ts a. a., ,15i'1espt snnday-No. 7t--1oeal Y
.. TRAINS MISUNDERSTANDING.
~ ~ NJ $50 5ail tho South.
s;Sf :. From Charlotte. Raleigh Durham.
Chase city, and Local stations.
ss:4e AaM From KeYsvtileS and sLocnl stations.
s:S ~. Mo iss--From BaltIinors and West
1918 AM, NO, y. y:is =. M. No 7s----rromi
~ west Point and " Local Stations. as,,,A5
y oEi5 No.M91e stop NQrinton,E Tunstailss5
White House and If stef 4 Manor. i3B 5
CIV. WTcSTBURY. D. }P.YA.,E g9s 5SfGs
II. b.. SPENCER. .6s11 8. II. MARDWiCk
Gen. "a. :%5 Pass Trnf. Mgf.; a
W 4 NJ ' WI g. T Z, ! 81 3 e ;SA.:
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Hook Mountain to Be Preserved,

$780, O-T9sEN1G
The wainwright bill for the preser-
gvation5aof Hook Mountain recently be-
came a law by the signature Of GOV.
Higgins OF New York. Many members
OF The American Civic Association took
part In the agitation for this law. The.
measure authorizes the interstate park
commissioner II to extend the limits OF
the park beyond the Palisades to include
lands In Rockland County, Thereby pre-
serving the scenic beauty OF the noun.
tain lands along the west bank OF the
8Hud son River in Rockland County north
OF the Palisades.,'.. 81 Many auarr!es,, from
which comes practically all the trap rock
used In macadamizlng the news roads
throughout the state,%will be forced TO
move, Plans have been completed by the
engineers OF 6the8 Interstate Palisades
park Commission for. the new
.highroad along the Palisades which
viii soon open to New Workers..
a region familiar at the present time
only to a8feW enthusiastic pedestrians.
The plans OF the Palisades Commission
contemplate road along the face OF
the cliff from Fort Lee to 5Piernont,
whence taking advantage OF existing
.highways In the vicinity Of Nyack. It
win be continued fifteen miles farther.
around the base OF Hook Mountain, TO
stony Point. about thirty.fiye miles
from Fort Leo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

otWlllaam Womaek, Is anything known
OF their nntecedents and degeendantsY y
deeds to James e,.rn1niusham soO. acres
OF land on Spring Creek. AZ that time
Prince Edward was O. part q. AmeIiai
and Spring Creek is now in, Prince W..
ward county, Any, lnformatlon! o. inns
James Cunnlngham's descendants. VIII ,be
gratefully received, Ills wife, W IN Nos
James Donald was a druggist 81 Glag-
gov, Scotland, 1855, He sold, all the lmedv,
lelne which was Imported, by Pr. WI,
Va, 1860. M doubt the, above named
lponalds descended from hin. ana located
james Xannlnsham gas an ensign MIN Il
fnNi7Ss ne WAS made ATst lieutenant III
fffotmpaRyy Ct infantry t 4 na spotsylyania
the following children: Elizabeth. Ann,
James. Henry George. Nelly and WIZ
Kentucky. which he left TO someaof his
children. He died %preyiolls TO = 19s0E As9
OF guardlalA &f q; 8sag.
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times-nrst, a Miss Moore; second. Miss
Mathews; . third, a Miss billiard. He
died at the age Of eighty-nine, the father
OF twenty-five children.
10. Sallle Hughes, married n,.aColonel.
Joseph Martin; she died In 1881, aged
ii, Matilda Hughes. tho last, married
General John billiard, whose son is DIR.
George billiard.
Arche!ouse Hughes and his, three broth
ers, William orlando md Leander, arc
said TO have been the first to emigrate.
PIT at what ( date AIS Is not k kns revo ArHhs-
ono OF his brothers died q bachelor. Can
any reader add further data to the
aboye2 }
Donald and Cunningham.
.llditor OF The Times dispatch: +
Slr,-In Sundays Tines Dispatch Of
l7fh, Your article. on Richmond In BY
gone Days" mentions some Scotch mer-
lcllants-aDonalds." quote from an old
Prince EdwaId1 county deed; James and
North Britain, but now Of Dale Parish.
Chesterfield county. ya,y' conveys land
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway,

Nm Cars leave corner Of Seventh land Perry
Streets, Nnnchsster. every hour ION the hourl
from GA 30 10 ~. NJ 1AstScav - midnight.
.ET Cars Leave Petersburg. foot Of sycnmors
street. eyeryahour from e:S6 a. M to lo;ss u
M. Last car, ll;4o p. NJ; Limited car 7;l54A.s
M daily, except Sunday. ,as
An cars from Petersburg connecting RIO
ncrd "a r., VI. G8s&
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q Ohio R &.

Cincinnati, Indianapolis, louis chtca.i
90. Louisville, Nashville. Memphis.
a,le P. NJ. and zoo ]! n. daily. s@A,
Westbourd Local Trains:
s7:so 4. n. dsily and Sis 7. NJ week days.
aNevvpot kovxs, Norfolk and Old PolnSs
20 Az n and 400 r.. ~. daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point
7:B A n. and 500 p. ". daily.
s83s James River Llnei
1850 A. n. daily; 6:1B I. N. week days.
Arrioe Main Limo from Wort: 1850 A. Nd
.ss:so4sA, y. 's;S "A r y. .'7::S r .M:SgFtou {
. :0d Pm James River: sss - AM ss:a
!. Ne CsDaily; Sunday 5SSSeG
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aAlLHoApv
r r rs! + : :::: :!st I. !

il. ss; s;s;s ~ Z
Arralns Lsavs Observation-Disclosures
s.o a. M.--Dkiiy. Byrd ~. Through.
e.io AZ M,ADaiiy-MAin ST. Thsoush.
FHsiSpEA M.-a.Weeh Dats-ElbA. Ftsdcrlck sbAs1
A Accommodation ,$3S$ 49, V
40 AZ M,--Daliy4byfd q. ,Thfossh.
~ noon-Wssk Days--Byrd III. Throush.N 4
600 I. M.-Weekf DayH-Dyrd8 81. g$Ftsi6filkAH
t:s !. Ms-Dal.y--Aain Bt Through!
4 w. !. we DAys-Alba.s Ashland -
s'o !: H.-.sDaily-Hyrd VI Through.
,,1 Hr <! q AwsE.S: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'an .R,s ss I.
s'R =. A.--Week bays--Byrdt 81. uErsdsrltkA
49, Cul8 accommodation. fS n ~ Bg
Ia ~ .--DAily-Hyr HHttf SFThroush 5f 4e
= ~ 4 ~ 49, M,.--sWeek DAys---Byrd 81 ;rhroush4
?:is / --bstIyAMai ,i1 81 rhroush.
~ a. lco M,1Wse Ayss--lEMlbna u rsderlcksoura
''ss s. AA .:-BsiIyzByy;; s 81, ,T';,sSss; lesy..
tS:4. 1. MI.-ioaily-Matn 81. Through. {8f8
" OIE-l'ulltha n sletbing or Parior ScarssOS
~. ab9ys trains except Irnlns arriving fiitn1
, moaa ilseo AIM. week days. and local accons
.,o a'"n ~ q = s N Y ~. .p ',s, departure. ana ,,na,rr'1-$
Y. DYKE. y v. GULF W. r TAYLOR
asst 20 Pfest. 8H8$Ssg83 Gem ggupt. Tsni.s Mgr. Il
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An Aspiration,

H0Of course, ~ said the new rector, 'youl
hope eventually to reside in a heavenly
mansion where
5"O! yes Interrupted Miss Uppisch,
the heavenly nuts Of the poor''-Cathollc
Standard and Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
Seaboard Air Line Railway.

soqthbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
ESQ A. M,-Loca to- Ho.l!na, Raleigh. Char
lotto. Wilmington.
32:eo Pr .-Through g~sleepersB and conches.,aAt..
%t ianta, Birmingham Savannah. Jackson.4
villa and Florida points. s&9$
10 100 rThYo gCoaches and Sleepers Saw
b, annah. Jacksonyille. Atlanta. Dirmlngham
Northbound trains Arrive Richmond Daily
$40 a. NJ. Ass p. H., $50 ]. N @
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Carnpbell's Notice

III shall close this paper With Charles
Campbell IS 81 brief notice OF the General
Court ds96-S, chapter KID. In his ex-
cellent History Of theSColony and An
Client DominionB,of Virginia.:
The General Court, SO called because
1T had jurrisdiction2$ OF causes from all
parts OF tho Colony, was held twice q
year. In April and October. by the Gov
ternor$ and Council as Judges, at James-
town. Thisl court was never gcommls-
STONED, but grew up by custom or usur-
patton: from 1t there was no appeal, ex-
.cept! in cases over three hundred pounds
sterling value, to tho King, which was
FOR most persons iimpracticable.s on ac-
count OF the distance and the expensive
ness. Virginia appears % have been the
only Colony whare the execu~tiveAconEti-
tuted the Supreme Court. The General
Court tried ali causes OF above sixteen
pounds sterling. OF sixteen hundred.
pounds OF tobacco in value, and all aP.
5pealss from the countygcourts. and II had
.cognizanceTof all cauaes In Mchancery. IN
Kings bench. the common pleas the ex-
.chequer, the admiralty. and spirituality
forms OF procedure in the General
Court were quite irregular"
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LINE.

ft EFFECTIVE MAY nth
Trains leave Rich mond daily: 2&gNLg# &
sd For Florida and South.E sos tA.$M,N7:8 F.SS1d.
ToE, Eertolk, s;0o 4. M 500 u :. ~ y. ARD
Form. and w. ny. West, l,;lo and $50 T. y:
"a For Petersburg, 8: oo! AZ N. IL: no.. a:00Ms3:l
P. III, 6:N, s.OsP: ~. 57:6 and 1850 r.. M.fss2
NJ For 0oldsboro and Fayetteville, % :5S r. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: i. b;lo..AsS:14
,'1o:b and 1850 An. /; s1:10. ,:oS.I $50. A;A
md $3.50 r. M.aS3@4 63 }ss
81 'sExeept sunday. M % Sunday only. IA
M Time Of arrivals and 4depa rtureA and oonneoss
G11s" INC, d. CAMPBELL, L. P.S$@A
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW YORK.

Via Nightt Lane 8gteam ers Except saturdayl'
making connaet,on Y N PF Nth MaiHk t II:
npeaks and Ohio ~, 4 q, ii and W., NJ.
making eonnest!Gn fths aS SeIsseps ,I sanday;l 81 :.
= rTiickets, sos E, Main Street, Rich monAi
1,ro naferN Co, $40 T.: Main Street, The Jefter.,
son. Murphy's Hotel, tsa
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NAMzWN|li6ijdl10|k&M6sbIn

ONLY ALI~RAIL5 LINE 10 NORFOLK,
Leave BYRD 81 Station. Richmond Daily.
In Eject Nay q. 1904 %s#ss Sf &Ass
FOR NORFOLK;Ss's:o 100 a. A.,ss2:oo p. n.
$50 7. u.
s5 FOR L~YNCHBURo. the WEST and the
SOUTHWEST; s.b A. M..,}ls:lo noon s:h5
p NJ Pullman ParIor and sleeping cara
CAFE Dining oars $Trslns arrive daily 5fron
Norfolk sll:to, $3.50 r. NJ: from the West 7:u
~ NJ. 3:6 P.M..Ts:s0EP.SA
Office $50 r. Main St Flyer; hrs. d
w. B.. BEYrLL. H. BosLEY !,
ia Cen Pass Agent Dist. Pass.&AGanl
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"a BY request the following revised edition,
with much new matter, Is given for the
,t1icks family OF Virginia, which We are
sure will be appreciated by g large and
widespread &pposterity OF this ancient and