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The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
Bridgewater.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.


 Miss Jennie C. Randall of Shelton is the guest of her aunt, Mrs R. M. War ner.
 Dr and Mrs Morgan and little daugh- ter, Dorothy, who has been spending the summer in town, returned to their home in Albany, N. Y., on Friday of this week.
 MT and Mrs Burr L. Castle of Rox- bury were in town, last Sunday.
 MT and Mrs David Gillette of Rox- bury were in town on Sunday calling at E. c. Randall's.
 Mrs Sarah Northrop, who has been visiting few days, this week, with friends in New Milford, returned home on Wednesday.
 Kenneth E. Weeks of Bridgeport was the guest on Sunday of Smith Weeks, returning to Bridgeport on Sunday evening.
 MT and Mrs James Walsh of Nor walk are among the recent guests at Shady Side.
 Dr Arthur c. Leslie spent a few days in New York, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
MISS HELLER-MR MILLER.

Friday afternoon, August 30, Robert Warren Miller of Brooklyn and Miss Christina Heller of Jersey were mar ried by the Rev M. Gottschalk of Brooklyn. The happy couple left Washington, amid shower of rice for Niagara Falls. There they will spend their honeymoon. After an extended tour through the Great Lakes and Can ada the Newlyweds will reside at 2a Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn.
 Miss Maude Anderson is visiting in Stamford.
 Miss Sadie Anderson is visiting in Bridgeport.
 Seven girls from the Holiday House are boarding with MT and Mrs Robert Irwin.
 Miss Rylander, popular operator al the telephone office,~is spending par of her vacation with her sister, Mrs Robert Thomas, in Roxbury.
 Miss Metta O,Dell has been passing a few days in New York City.
 You will find the shoe store of J G. Terrill, North Woodbury, an eco nomical place. to trade. Courteous treatment and dependable goods are the rule at this store.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
coaching in the Kasson district.

is teaching in the Kasson district.
 Mrs F. V. Ensign of Elmira. N. Y.. is visiting her sister, Miss Addie Gris- wold
 Miss Grace New is spending her va cation with her mother, Mrs T. New
 B. H. Johnson, son of Homer s., is very sick with typhoid fever in Water bury.
 Mrs Leila Buckmaster, MT and Mrs Robert Buckmaster and Miss Buckmas- ter of Waterbury visited George w. Peck on Sunday.
 Miss Bernice Johnson was up from New Haven over Sunday c. H. Bird and family returned to New Haven on Monday. Rev Alexander Hamilton of Great Darlington, Mass, officiated at Christ church on Sunday morning. Mrs Harry Tracy and children of Middlebury visited her parents, last week.
 The many friends of Miss Bessie | Greene will be glad to hear that she is recovering from an operation at the Waterbury hospital. l A new floor has been laid in the schoolroom in the Town hall. l.. w. Bennett and Edward Crane doing the work.
 Plans have been drawn for the inn | of fh0 ofn Ia Ct church.
 Miss Dora A. Bloss has been quite ill
 Miss Ethel M. Mirer has gone te Northfield for two years study. I c. c. Bird, who-ha occupied the ole Joshua Bird place near the fulling mill
 has returned to New Haven, but vii
 occupy their Birds nest cottage al Woodmont for two weeks. Mrs Stephen Hayes celebrated hel
 Seth birthday, last week, and received 25 callers, who made the hours iron
 three to five pass quickly away, by thei
 words of cheer and comfort. Thes'
 friends left behind loving tokens whicl
 with their smiling countenances vii
 finger with Mrs Hayes for many day
 As specimens of her industry thre
 quilts were shown. ] Mrs Minnie c. Botsford of New Mil 5 ford is visiting relatives in town. Miss Gladys Johnson of East Morri has visited her aunt, Mrs J. D. Dayton
 Mrs John Whittlesey of Morris ha , spent few days at her fsA1E's, F. | Aliens. : Rev R. M Houghton of East Derb 3 visited at Mrs George s. Bloss', las
 week.
 Pearl Sanford has been sick.
 Miss Phebe Smith is up from Mid , dleury. She is somewhat improve
 in health. Sherwood Aliens family have re turned from camping in Bantam.
 Miss Sara and Della Allen have re t turned to their vacations in New Tor f City,
 8 Miss Grace New is here from Win
 ginia for two weeks. 3 The Sunshine society will give thei
 annual reception to the ladies of tn town on Friday, September 13, at 1 I F m.
 e Mrs Frank Stoughton has been COT fined to her bed with bilious attacl l
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
New Preston.
A CALL EXTENDED TO REV J. E.
 HERMAN.

HERMAN.
 At meeting of the Ecclesiastical society held at the church, last Satur- day afternoon, motion was passed by a unanimous vote to extend call to Rev J. E. Herman to become pastor, and the use of the parsonage rendered with the salary. It is therefore most strongly hoped that he will accept and with his family he will be with us during the coming winter. His ser 4non here last Sunday morning was grand description of the life and work of St Paul and comparing him with few others of the great men of the world of past-centuries he waxed eloquent in defense of him who in dun geon and prison as well as in the for um and on Mars Hill .eby the Power of God" preached only the Gospel of Christ, without shame.
 Mrs F. J. Hosford was called to New York City, last week, by the trag- ic death of her stepmother, Mrs G. w. Corning. She was killed by cars at Brighton Beach. September l. The re- mains was brought to New Milford the last of the week where service was held on Sunday and the casket after wards conveyed to Sherman and buried in the Corning plot there. MT Corning is too feeble for much exert tion and still remains at Dr Griswold's in New Milford.
 MT and Mrs Helme vacated Mrs Blacks (formerly Mrs Frances Fay lop's) cottage last week, for their home in New York City.
 Eddie Borger of Bethlehem has again l entered the employ of B. H. Beardsley for the fall and winter. A meadow of about 20 acres belong ing to H. s. Mygatt was sold, last | week, to New York City gentleman through H. E. Felt and F. J. Hosford. This meadow is situated west of MT Felt's Lakeside home, and it is expect ed in this meadow will be erected a house exceeding in cost that of MT Felt's.
 l MT Pendleton from Massachusetts joined his family here last Satu rday evening for few days stay.
 
 ter part of last week at White Plains, IN. Y.
 Mrs Gusto and daughters of New York City, who passed the summer here in Mrs Nellie Lyman's house, returned, last week, to their city home.
 Mrs Mary Carter closed her cottage on Wednesday of last week and went to Bridgeport for two weeks stay there with her granddaughter, Mrs Ives. l From there she expects to go to Mil l ton to visit relatives before going again to Ohio for the winter. l On Wednesday of the present week l Mrs D. B. Beeman and daughter, who have passed the summer at B. M Tay- lor's, left here to join her husband at
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
Roxbury.
A SUCCESSFUL SALE


 The Sunshine club held their annual sale on Thursday of last week at Dr Pons'. The sale was we'll attended by the many friends of the club. The fancy work tables were in charge of Hannie Welby, Catharine Humphrey, Margaret Beardsley and Rachel Booth Annie Sanford was in charge of the bag table; Maud Stevens presided at the refreshment table and as assistants had Charlotte Sanford, Lela Church and Adelaide Pons. Margaret and Elizabeth Preston sold flowers. Mary and Cecilia Frizzell served chocolate The other members of the club were on the reception committee. A pleasant afternoon was spent and the receipts of the sale came to $15. 50, which will be used for Christmas cheer.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
NEW ORGANARRTVES.

The new organ has arrived for the Congregational church and was used on Sunday morning. As the pastor of the Methodist church is taking his two weeks vacation his congregation were present.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13

Alice, took trip, last week, calling on friends in Watertown, Woodbury, Waterbury, Cheshire and Bristol.
 Mrs Frank Burbur and. daughter, Emma, returned home, Saturday, after a few weeks stay at Henry Larson's.
 Robert c. Botsford spent a week at H. M- Bronson's.
 Benjamin Davenport and family are visiting at Noble Davenport's for a few days.
 MT and Mrs Henry Larson and daugh- ter, Jennie, spent day in Bridgeport, the past week. Misses Helen and Anna Davenport spent a week at Lake Waramaug. Merwin Bronson has accepted the DO sition as principal and teacher in River. side. He left on Monday to fill his new position.
 Misses Bessie Bronson and Hattie Larson went on Monday to attend tn. State Normal school in Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
John G. TerrilI, North Wood bury. Conn.,

houn in the primary room. It is now thought that the new school building will be finished in time for the com mencement of the winter term there in.
 Mrs c. N. Beeman has recently caused necessary alterations and repairs made to her house and home on South street.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
The Secret of A Beautiful
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The Secret of

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The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
Bethlehem.

THE HENDRICKS KASSON WE'D
 DING.
 William Turner Kasson of Colorado Springs, Col, and Miss Edith Hen dricks of Towana, Pa., were married in Colorado Springs, September 4, 1907. MT Kasson was a native of this town and has large number of friends in this vicinity. He was elected alder man of Colorado Springs last fall. Miss Hendricks Is niece of Mrs Carr Watson and was well known here Their eastern friends extend to them their congratulations on their mar
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
ROMFORD.

Miss Ida Lewis and Gertrude Schwenk have recently passed a few days at D. Gillett's.
 Several of the boys frequently go spearing in the river. They came home with good mess of suckers and eels.
 Dayton Durley of Naugatuck and Jo- seph Pardee of Bridgeport are stay ing at the Durley homestead for few days.
 T. D. Hannon was in New York, the first part of the week.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
Circulation
Ten Pages.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
Washington.
ARRIVALS AT THE BADER HOUSE

ARRIVALS AT THE BADER HOUSE. F. H. Barnes, James Nc Mfr, Dan bury
 T. F. Young, New Milford G. w. Willoughby. F. J. Hall, J. M. Me Cormick, New Haven. w. H. Dougal, Marbledale. MT and Mrs c. H. Newton, Torring- ton.
 MT and Mrs w. B. Blakeman and son, Bethlehem.
 J. L. Burkhardt, South Kent. c. s. Brown, Southbury
 G. R. Colvin. North Bennington. Vt. A. c. Titus, w. A. Newton, Wash ington.
 E. E. Wilson. w. D. Austin. Wa ter bury.
 H. L. Knapp, Norwalk.
 MT and Mrs w. s. Elliot, and daugh ter, Brooklyn.
 w. H. Nc Gee, Stamford.
 R. w. Burritt, Bridgeport
 Allison F. Smith, Newtown
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
TO SCHOOL THEY GO.

Abbie Minor goes to Business Col lege in Waterbury, Miss Helen Humph rey to Wyckham Rise school, Washing ton, John Dickinson to Danbury Busi ness college, and Miss Mary Pau Humphrey to a Nurses Training school in Boston.
 The Barnes family of Bridgeport, who have been summering with Miss Florence Barnes at Brookside farm, returned to the city on Saturday.
 Mrs George Sherman spent Sunday in New York. Charles Olsen of New York is spend ing his vacation at Myron Thomas.
 Mrs Ambrose Willsey is much i'm proved in health.
 The Center school, taught by Lida Davenport, opened on Monday.
 Mrs L. J. Pons and Adelaide are at Walnut Beach. Milfor d, for week.
 MT and Yrs fBlakesley an1. son are
 rs I2 IaiI Ire--a New York City. ownes of Derny, is. at sheldq , Smitifs for a few weeks.t
 Lela Church of Hartford,S been at Dr Pons', thepast two weeks, returned on. Tuesday.
 Miss Mabel Doris and Harold Doris from Bridgeport spent few days with friends in Roxbury. During their stay they called on H. M Bronson s family
 MT and Mrs John Pierce of Woodbury spent Sun lay with MT and Mrs Mon roe Castle.
 Miss Flora Bronson spent Sunday with her parents.
 Miss Mabel Doris, who is boarding at Norman HurlbuFt's. sprained her an jll l|l|| ||| j l!!:;:, !;;,-.,:'.
 1G M. Bronson and daughter,
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
AN RECITAL.

A ASw organ has been placed in the Congr rational church and the event will be celebrated with an organ recital and supper on Monday evening, Septem- Der Is, at D. m
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13

H. A. Skidmore of Bostgn, Maze, visited his sister, Mrs B E Son, last week. MT Sk;dmof9 the gents clothing business. Mrs A. Z. Lake entertained at Gin ner, last week Wednesday, Mrs Thona- as Stone of Milford, Mrs Joel H. Att wood of Watertown, Mrs N. L. Bloss and Mrs F. P. Hayes.
 Miss Margaret Sweeney of Sufield
The Washington times., 1907-02-28
CARTRIDGE CLIPS
SERVICE PATTERN
Empty Army Shells Found
Behind Brownsville
Barracks.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb 2S.-Capt.
Edgar Macklin, Of the Twenty-Gfth
Infantry. at the Penrose court-martial,
admitted that thu gun racks of Com
pany Z were found broken open the
night OF tho trouble. Captain Macklin
sent the patrols into the town, ordered
by Major Penrose TO bring in soldiers.
and visited the town himself early In
The evening IN search OF soldiers. lie
inspected the guard at 11.30, after check
roll call. and then vent 20 bed in his
home. He was not awakened until lilo,
after the shooting was over.
He testified that next morning he
picked up a number OF empty army
shells, one loaded cartridge, and n num-
Der of clips in the road in the rear of
Company BIS barracks. He showed them
TO Major Penrose, and then placed them
IN a drawer in the quartermaster's desk
MackIin's testimony also brought out
that besides the Tate and Evans Incl
dents, about which a great deal has been
said. there We're two other incidents in
which negro soldiers OF his company
were I'm collision with white men. He
admitted that he and Major Penrose
thought the soldiers were being unfairly
treated
The Washington times., 1907-02-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-FoIIovviRg schedule figures published
only as Information. and are not guaranteed.
- 800 a h.-Dauyille and way stations.
s1:55 A M.-Harriscnburg and way stations.
800 A M--SleeperH and coaches 10 Atlanta
and NeN Orleans. Dining car.
-ll.U0 r. M.-Sleepers ana coaches ID Co
lumbla, Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining
car.
$50 p. M.-Slsepers and coaches 20 Atlanta
and Columbus Ga Sunset Route Tourist
Sleeper 10 san Francisco tri-weckly.
%4.1I =. M.-Harrisouburs and way stations.
- - p. M--CharlOttesville, Warrenton. and
way stations
TSA5 p M.-Southerns Palm Limited. solid
Pullman 20 Aiken. Augusta. Savannah. Jack
sonvine and 81. Augustine. Sleeper b.
weekly 70 Charleston. Dining car.
- 30 =. M--Sleepers and coaches 20 Char
iotte, Columbia. and Augusta. Sleepers week
DAYS 10 PinehuTst- Dining car.
"lO.I5 P M.-Sleepers and coaches (via
I.ynchburr and BRISTOL to Chattanooga Mem
phls and New Orleans. Diring car.
IL 90 i. M.-New York aud New Orleans
LIMITED. Solid Pullman 10 AshevilIe. At
lauta Birmingham. and New Orleans. Din
ing car. Grub and Observation cars.
Note-sDaily. WEEK days.
{. II. ACRERT. 5. II. HARDWICk.
Y p g. q. ~. p. T. II.
W. H TAYLOE. G.P.A L. s. BROWN. C =.
The Washington times., 1907-02-28
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

(Schedule in effect November ., 1909
800 p ~ old DOMINION EXPRESS.
y eek days-Stops at principal points in
Virginia NeStibule train. standard coaches.
parior car 70 Clifton Forge. with cOnnec-
lion for Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman
Eleepers Clifton Forge TO Louisville. Gin
Ciauati. Indianapolis. St Louis. and Chi
cage. Buffet service from GoIdonsviIle.
{.sJ p N.-NeW Z. & o. Limited. daily.
Fast new vesti5ule train: stops only at
Ciordonsvtlle. Charlottesville. stanton.
Clifton Forge and COviugtol. Va; Eo-
ceverte ana Hinton. ". Va. Pullma
Gleepers % Lexington. Louisville. Cincin-
natl. Indianapolis. St. Louis and Chicago.
Dining Cars. IA carte service. One might
out.
II:IO p NJ T. Y. LIMITED, Daily
Solid vestlbuie train Pullman Slcepers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car To- Virginia 10,
Springs week days Diniug cars. j.
carte service. SleeperS Cincinnati to Chi
1aco and -. Louis and LDuisvilla 10
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets n CkeSap-ai1e and
Ohio Offices SIS Pennsylvania ave. CTS I4th
St near !: and sixth Street station. Tele-
plone Main 3s@4. Tor Pennsylvania T. T.
lab Service. Ead Main 1855 s0r \. & O.
Ticket Office 1a24-tf
The Washington times., 1907-02-28
DEER MILK COWS
IN NATURES WAY
Establish Free Lunch Route
on Vermont Stock
Farm.

GREAT HARRINGTON. Feb. Is
Deer have been stealing milk on the
farm OF S. 5. Pearson in this town. and
only recently was the cause for tbc
shortage in ths supply discovered. They
have not drunk Il az a dairy product
bat have stolen Il "ou the hOOt."
William Mccarthy, q farm hand,
watched the herd. and one Gay OBJ
served what seemed 70 he q number 81
calves EeetinE nourishment at the fOun-
tain nature provides. Going closer ne
saw that the animals were deer which
had mingled with the COWS, and had ap-
parcutly established themselves as reg
ular patrons OF a free lunch route
The Washington times., 1907-02-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Senate Heights-F'rank T Rawlings Ct
al, trustees. TO Frank s Collins. lot l.,
block 2. S2,675.
F street southwest. between Third and
Wheatley ct vir. Edward NJ, TO francis
Leonard, lots 80 and 50, square I3S. $40.
1901 Eleventh street nOrthweSt--Nic-
toria a Burr, ct vir, William H, TO
Joseph A. Roth. lot 50. square 2i2. SO
Joseph A. Roth conveys same property
70 William II. Burr. SO.
University Park-Curtis s. Carpenter
20 Martha +. Best. lot q, block, a, $40.
Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue 5oUthCast-B Francis Saul. q
ux- to Harry Wardman, all Of square
I044 SO
New York avenue and o street north
east-Clarencc ID. Eetauver 81 Tx. 10
John c. Fay, lot 1, square 67o, So
l426 Eleventh street -orthwcSt-Johu
q. Fay ct uX. 20 Clarence D. and Olive
1. Kefauver, lot %. square 80, SO
Sixth street northwest, between u and
i streets-Same TO same. part original
lot .. square 45T, $40.
Petworth-Earry WaTdnian to Anna J.
Flynn, lot g. square -, so.
liOlmead ManCr-Hsl ~ Wardman et
n. % Mary A Kebiiuger. Of lot c. block
A., SO.
Whitehavcn ST. Philip and Jacob
Greed NJ. Fulton committee to u II.
Nichols. part. Sc. S5I20.
49, Eleventh street SOutneaSt-Wiiliann
X. -Iliief ct UN. 10 f-dTlN L. 1tOB.N. part
lot "A, square eI3. 80.
Pennsylvania avenue. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets CI<ernan's TheaterJ
-JaT1es l. Herman Gown right and COM
nitteel to the Empire Circuit Company.
Part original lot 6, square $40. SO.
wv CIty-William A Clayton ct TX.
to {. B. Curtis lot IL. block :. $50.
II X street nOrthcaSt-HOward +. VIII
son 70 Ellen Grail lot 22S, square 60. Sln.
Ellen Grail conveys same property 10
Louis B. Gleason. Sll-
Acknowledgement d. +. Brady 81 A..
trustees 10 Bernard NJ. Onutt. part. sln
part sic Jennie c. BarStoW. ct al. tO
Eugene ~ Brady ana George NJ.
Myers 8, part $40.
FletChdls CEauCe-Edward J.. Nor
gan u uN. 10 Emma c. Sanford. part.
$40
The RidEe-Etta Solomon. trustee. Ia
John A. Hall. part: $40.
Nineteenth street northwest. between
q and T. strccts-Heury Y. Porter 20
Sarah J.. Davis, lots - and IL. square
ia; sic
LeDToit Parh-same to same lot 10.
block T.: $40.
r street northeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Char Daley
10 William Il. Reed, lot 100. square l0B;
SIG
LeDrCit Park-Ellen Grail T. Howard
Z wilson, lot 3, block %; SIC.
LcDroit Park-Iiliie =. ToNlIer ct Al.
t. Thomas Beckett, part lot -. block
.: $40
Linnocan IiII-WuUsm II. Miller ct
nj, trustees. TO Charles r. rr2iley and
Edward - Heaid. trustees, E--t 81
Pretty Prospect AID Gitt. So
The Washington times., 1907-02-28
Legal Notice.

Z H. THOMAS AMI JAS. FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys the supreme court OF tho Dis
Pa L. The Extension u i<G,oIama Road fr,se
l-llElccui.. street 60 Champaign Street, in
m DISTRICT or COlgM".I- District Court.
W. CSL--Not-c is hereby given shat H..
ConlnisSlpaDrs ~ the District ~ Columbia
pursuant 90 uhe provisions ct an act 81
congress approved Jun" - =. u. 1896. IN
titled AN act authorizing The Extension
Of k0 lOrama Road Northwest have fled a
petition in this court praying the condeYlna-
kaloroma Road from Eighteenth Street 10
Champiain street In the District Cf Colum-
an amendment 10 the said petition as par-t
thereof. marked Exhibit y. {. 30. . ana
J"dletouS. HiaiHLe-ested men who shall be
trceEolders in the District OF Columbia H.
summoned by the Gniyed states Marshal
FOR the District OF Columbia 20 assess the
damages each owner OF land taken NAV
sustain by reason 81 the extension OF the
aforesaid Nalora9na Road and the coudemna-
ton OF The land necessary FOR The purpos.
thereof. and 20 assess the benefits resulting
therefrOrn including the expenses Of tbasp
r,roceeIIur-g as provided I'm and b., tbe afoyl-
said act Of Congress. IL IS by the court This
I',,entv-0rst dav OF February \ ~ 1e1-
ORDERED That all persons having any in
tercst in these proceedings be and they are
Hereby warned and commanded 20 appear
in this court on or before the EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF MARCH. \. y. 1897. ana 60 continue
in attendance until the court shaIi have made
its final order ratlfying and confirming the
award OF damages and the assessment Of
benefits Of the jury 20 be empaneIed ana
sworn herein; and il is further ORDERED
that a copy OF this notice and order be pub
lished once in the Washington Law Re
porter and six secular days in the Wash
ington Evening Star. Washington Herald
and The Washington Times. newspapers pub
nshed I'm laid District commencing at least
twenty days before the said eighteenth day
OF March 4. j.. 1907. IL is further Or
DERED that copy OF this notice and order
be served by the United States marshal for
the said District or his deputies. upon such
owners OF the land 10 be condemned herein
as can be found by the said Marshal or his
deputies. within the District of Columbia
and upon the tenants and occupants Of the
same before the said eighteenth day CT March
n D. 1907 BY the Court. JOB BARNARD.
Justisc tSeal) A true copy-Test; J. r
YOUNG. Clerk. by +. r. CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Clerk fe22-6t-eKSu
The Washington times., 1907-02-28
SEABOARO Air LINE RAILWAY
90. ~ Fenna. &c.

Ticket Ot4Ce, 142I Eenno. Ave.
(OTlCE-Thcss arrivals and departures. rs
well az time and connections with other COM
panles. arS given only Es information. ana
are not guaranteed
For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
Iun1I.a. Savannah. Jacksonville. 81. Angus
tine. Tampa, Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis
Mobile, Peuso cola and New Orleans.
1870 \. NJ. DNU.Y-SeaboaTd Mail. Through
coaches and Pullman gleepers 20 Jacksonville,
Fla also through paTlOr car Washington -
piuehurst y. G. Dining Cars
e-25 T. ~. DAILY-Sea board Florida Lin
tied Solid Elsctric-I lighted Pullman train 70
CaInden, Columbia. savannah. Jacksonville.
ana 81. Augustine. Dining Cars.
train with Pullman sleepcrs 20 Jacksonville
and Tampa. Through sleeper - Atlanta,
Birmingham and Memphis. Daily except
sunday, through sleeper 10 Pinehurst, -. =.
Dining Cars.
r II STA2sSELL. District Pass AEt.