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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-25

Decatur, January 24.-(Special.)-The
xw railway passenger station which has
been in course of erection for some time
Is nearing completion, and will be ready
for occupancy within a few weeks.
The building of this new passenger sta
ton is partly due to the work and infiu-
ence of Mayor Henry A. Skeggs, who has
made many trips to Montgomery to ap-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-25
WILLIAM CLINE is
TO Be TRIED AGAIN
Is Charged With the Murder
of John Phillips
HE WAS ONCE CONVICTED
Volunteer Fire Company at Admission
Elects Officers for the Year
and Also Gives
Banquet.

Admission, January A.-(Special)-The
second trial of William Cline for the al
legged murder of John Ed Phillips of Clay
county year and a half ago was set
yesterday to be heard at Helm on
Wednesday of next week. Local interest
attaches to this case especially because
Cline was once tried here for the same Of
Tense, and on being convicted of murder
in the second degree was sentenced to the
state penitentiary to serve for a long
term of years.
He was promptly sent away and be-
gan the term of service, but 1t was later
asoertained that the trial and conviction
were illegal because it developed that the
crime was really committed in Cleburne
and not in Calhoun county. the exact To-
cation of the county lines being at that
time In doubt.
Cline was then returned from the peni-
Tertiary to the Calhoun county jail, where
he has been kept until a few days ago,
when he was transferred to Cleburne
county and turned over to the courts
there for a second trial.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-25

Demonstrators wanted for
house-to-house work. Good
pay. Call between hours 9 and
IL. room 342 Florence Hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-25
Officers Elected.

At meeting held at their hall last
night Glen Addie Volunteer Hose COM
pany No. installed the following officers
for the year 1907: e. B. Stricken, presi-
dent: o. w. Robertson. vice president; e.
T. Keadle, foreman; w. X. Burdett, as
sistant foreman; James Murphy, recording
secretary: r. H. Todd financial secre-
tary and treasurer; DIR. r.. X. Moon, sur
geon; J. Y. Robertson, driver.
The installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted by the retiring chairman, w. r..
Adams, and the retiring secretary, Nv.
Kendall Burnett, after which short talks
were made by DR. r. X. Moon and invited
guests at the company's banquet. This
banquet was sumptous, and was served on
tables in the hall after the regular bust
ness had been transacted under conditions
and In a manner BETTING the high stand
ard of excellence maintained in connec-
ton with everything pertaining to the
Glen Addie company This company prob
ably has tie best furnished hall in An
niston. The walls are beautifully papered,
the floor is handsomely carpeted, official
desks have been installed, amusements
placed and everything is in up-to-date
condition.
Notable among the decorations around
the walls are large photographs of all
deceased members of the company except
two The photographs of ]. r. Livingston
and w. b. Robinson. recently deceased,
are now being enlarged.
Those already hung are c. f. Reid, Tom
Richardson, w. T. Wallace, Claude Fl.
Robinson and Thomas Birch. Under each
photo is a resolution of respect neatly
framed Some time ago 1t was decided by
the Glen kdde company to make their
business meetings admissible to men only
and to give an annual reception to the
ladies.
The ladies did not like this and it Is
said that they have been on the warpath
ever since Last night. by way of getting
revenge for not being invited to the feast,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-25
Working Force Enlarged.

In accordance with the statement made
Monday upon the arrival of Woodstock
officials here, the force at the plant has
been greatly augmented, there being 125
laborers and carpenters employed there
today Forty carpenters are engaged in
building a trestle to the storage bin. while
others are at work on refining the fur
mace. material for which has been re-
ceived This force will be regularly in
creased as materials arrive, and when the
small furnace starts up about 800 men
will be given steady employment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Bon 90 Vraris.

en- meset sltofrpgtig Reger bopoe
facet flor aiGrIisbeo til lin Rabos
Teoe 9alfuner. SilIut blep RiRrlig.
beoen iaa brGnoeribe | BAN, at ban
life ipntes, oct gift an at lepe, ON ban
life ff fat / en- al bisie ieSe 5usle.
8aa ct 9snnemsSe ienere bar Siege
rem f~ortaIt ON fine Bonner 90 i'm
9raris.
20, leg BAD til @lib, 9rsSre, al
ban piIbe ienoe mig en- al bisie aol'
funer. Seq bao Zig Worgen og af'
ten en- bel llge; men Der tom ingen
&alfrn. Mine Seuber lob | SanS
teo Sanfen paa btsie fine Sugle.
"0u maa foranSpe Din gsn!" iasoe
reg ioa en- apeIo til mig ielp. 90
iaa bab ies Den aften, at Serren piloe
ienoe mig efter en- df SliIfunerne.
Rine 8rsbre, aalfunen bar min.
inben bet grpbe / Dagen."
Ser CT 29room at bente, ielp for
Spioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

oenne Gang. gIubieIig ilog @utten
Direae op, ban Iepet. On tilfnIot
Srge tos bdm UNDER gebonblins,
fonItarterte, at intet Ben pnr brnffet
I bom % brogte bam mart ina blot.
at ban funbe iprinee omfring %
.gisre S~piIoppcr Tom for, tiItro6s for,
at ban baboe Iisset lem 0ssn | @a.
ten pua en- Sal.
Oct flyer fig ielp, at 8esipenbeoen
latte Que Stno / gepageIie. @utten
bleD interviewed, Der aiboIotes Guffe-
gtoStieneite I airferne, 90 ubenfor
Sorglorenes Sus bar Der fort az
Wfennelter fra Worgen til aften.
Cutters GfiISring al SpboIoet /
&aiens Bug bGrer ~forsbrist poa in.
gen Waaoe Ganobeoens Breg. San
fcrtGler, bporIeoes ban ernrret fig
al De Smnafiif og gIsoopr, Saien
ilitgte. san befanbt fig nbmerfet,
Tiger ban fr9ft, Ger bar goo Hlaos,
ce Semperaturen bar bebagelig. Oct
fneb MI og oa meo 9uften, men ban
fertilizer, at Der er &narterer / Rea.
pc, boor 2uften boerfen er rigeligere
eaer beore.
Otter 2egernes Sperbepisning bar
@ntten imi6IertiS beret ~bepioitlss
fra oct giebIif, ban bIep ilugt. De.
.betroster life bans EiIfeIbe iom enc
itaoenbe, men ~anfsrer en- Wrngoe
GrempIer paa Sisfolf, Der err blit
liist at Soier pg bar foretat 8ei.
Ter poa SlinoreSer al Ril, f6r be peb
ct EiIfalbe er Bit uofriet al fit San.
scnfab. @eiitIigbeoen / Reapel fait.
boIber Dog, at Ser er ifet ct Iirafel,
TOM @erben life bar opIepet | ben iii.
itoriffe Eib, % ba ct Iirafel aItib ffal
betpbe noeet. bar 8reiterrte ubfimbet,
al oct ital betpoe, at ReapeI treneer
til en- ny Rirfe. Ru eaar be meo
neutrality-suspicious. fra Dor til 9sr,
cg Si6ragene itrsmmer rigeligt inc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.

What are you going to do when
you grow up, Robert?" asked the
visitor.
"I'm going to be a business man."
said Robert. "Pop took me down to
his business last week and I'm going
to be like him and work and have a
good time"
What are you going to do in bust
ness?" asked the visitor.
I'm going to do just like Pop,
I'm going to catch the car every
morning and when I get down town
I'm going to light a great big cigar
and sit down at my desk and say
that there's so much work to do it
amt hardly any use beginning till
after lunch and then I'll go out with
another big man and we'll eat until
we can't eat any more and then we'll
go back to the business and I'll ask
everybody else why the work amt
done, and then I'll get so mad be-
cause nobody does anything that I'll
go home early and be all tired out
after I get home so I can't do a thing
'cepting read the paper and smoke
great big cigars"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Ct u1irafeI.

en- IiSeu @lit 9if f~orIeoen Gag neo
til 3eapeIs Golf for at fanse &rab.
Der. San penbte life biem ON Mite.
men, % 6orGIorene begpnSte at bIi
engIteItge. NGite Dag, ba ban bel.
Ter life bite fig, flnSe De NOT regre
no, at ser bar tiIits6t ban en- llIpffe.
iaa taIte De life IaIt9ere ON oen
Smg, for bbuo Ger itaI tie, set fer.
ISatroierne pao Ell &anonbaaS,
iom mnneprerte / 9u9ten. trot noaIe
Gage ienere en- Sal op al &anoet,
oultrent 20 aoortmiI fra @eapeI.
&aien bar 16 SOB lang. Watroierne
far ltbpret op, tbi / Ell Saiuiape
pIeier man at fiuoe De merteli9Ite
Sing, 90 bpeH itiISrer Seres Soer.
raifeIie. Sa ct RenneifeIis trilet no.
Oct uar 2iget al Sen ioriuumSne @ut.
&anonbaoSen oumpet itrar til 4ea.
pei, % Der sif BUD efter SorGlSrene.
9e SienfienSte itray i'm Gut, % paa
6aAcreus Ssn fit be o9ioa Saien no.
leneret. De to sig ifiISe bpile /
femme 9rap.
9rn Der bIep ingeu SesrapeIie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
MUTUAL HELPERS.

II declare" complained Mrs. Duz-
zit, al certainly shall have to punish
the children"
"What have they been up to now?'
asked Mr.. Duzzit.
"They have simply upset my sew
ingroom. Nothing is where it should
be. Needles, spoois of thread, scissors,
darning-balls and everything have
been poked away into the most un-
expected n | had to search all
afternoon to find a card of buttons.
1t is perfectly exasperating."
my dear, the children didn't do
that. I did it."
"Youi What possessed your"
II thought / was doing you a kind
ness. After you Strengthened up the
papers and books in my desk SO beau
tifully, | thought it was no more than
right that ! should return the COM
pliment by putting your sewing-room
in similar shape"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
3epnem CT foo.

Sum baobe git BAN ct aflag, o5
ban Itob og nibittrret paa benoe, til
bun bIep raienbe.
"Spoo er oct, De itaar og glor
paa9" ipurgte bun.
"sSsu, ieg mbres, bpem De Hal
qifte Gem meb, fioen De life bill ia
mig"
get fommer life Gem beb", ipar'
te bum bibfig.
"SssooiIt gisr set ina. De fan bel
ifisnne, ieg life piloe life, at 9e gill
tet Gem meo en- Sluif, efterat iea
ieIp bolbt paa OF bli gift meo Gem"
SIM boIot paa of beipime, iaa I'M.
bIep bun.
Seq bar albrig tGnft paa at gifte
mia meb Gem, ffres bun. "geit
@iFtermaal angaar life Dem. Seq
after mig meo boem ieg bebager."
"Gnb ON Se M life bebuger no.
aen2" ia ban folbt.
8amen bapbe insen onoen nopei
enS at faa ct bpiteriff anfaIb. Icrt
oct nit bun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

mebe efter 9roifen. 20 Runitabler
fom til. &isretsiet bIeo itaniet mel
barffe Silradb:
"-Soor tor Se oope at fisrt
ber?"
&llifen lasbe forpirpet Saanoer
miIitert til Sren og boiIfebe for
ifrGmt 90 benrmelisbebsfuISt, ibei
ban pegece bagitA meo 9Tifen:
Der aaiierl!"
&onftabIerne bIeo ufifre. SfulSt
bet bare muIist! gnbeIig toe MO
Mob iii fig os aabneSe 9sren. Ser
fab ben faIife Seller % imilebe, %
man CAB bam en- gsoe paa 20 Wearf
tbi ban banse punbet ct 8ebSentual
pno 200.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
On 8eiGditis 6iGrrin8.
Clipper Sfrpbmo f~orteaer:
20, iou aif hi ur0er %, Ter bu.

Sftpper Strt0lrto tort9let:
so, iou gift ri UNDER "a, ier OF.
Ret, iom ieg Ioa | 8onoet og pla'
ifeo, fit ieg ct 8ar SABINE borte ie
en- 8eSningsbaao - ben eneite, iom
life Siserue bapoe herfet - gioroe
ro9Ie roffe Gag, os bep op / @aaoen,
bpor Ser Iab en- eomntcl, bitter &i9r'
ring og en- Iiben Gut.
of oIe Sc Sager, ser efter Glib
brubbet flsb ON paa Sanoet, fit ieg,
pou @rupo af ben Iterfe Sisgang.
fim forret til mig en- Stammel oq
en- @aag - 8renbiel fan man | en-
iaabon Sitlntton nof foa gritg for
.Iigeiom Wabparer beIler life er al
ferdgte.
Meoens ieg boIbt pan rleS mir
frebeIige SpSiel, bite fig, o Sel -
ale i%tibbruones Sfrpf - Ell fienpe
Itor Sal / umibSeIbar Hprbeo. Der
qlGfiee efter bort lille RsbSeIfal, iou
piI6e Sen fGitge % meo SUD og $aar
GSor at ftagge ben ltot, ienote ief
gfammeIen ne6 / oens rummeligt
Sab. 8aaicn gift besoGrre fammt
@ei. Ien MI blep 8eitet fsrIt fro
tiIif, ieg bapbe bare pirret bets Gppe'
tit, % piSIte life nit artrle Roab
Seq ind fra @,rtteu til 9iarringer
% ontpenbt. 9utten ipntes iel
Spno /, men Sen gamle 8rinebibe,
al ct 9pinbfoIf oitSe foo bare ftafft
mig 9rpberi. Min geilutning %,
futtet, % ct SiebIif ienere pdr bur
reI fornaret / Saieus Bug.
Oct biafp. 9pret giorbe rtoglt
aaIt og bIep iao Iiggenbe % osie mel
gllgen / 8eiret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
2ei5erenS 9obbeItsiGnser.

Seller SilbcIm bar, iom mango
andre fpriteIige Bericuer, en- 9obbeIt.
airnaer, iom err bom ifirffenoe Zig.
9enne faIite 9etier fom iorIeScn
itruuf neb 40 SrieSriditrosie Der
lin, ban RraaeSe forbi ben itutionereoe
aonitabel. Der siorSe tram Sonnsr.
iaa iprans ban inc | en- 9rclfe. iSet
ban fort fommanoereoe: "Sisr sien.
nem gasiasen!-
"@iennem Gasiagen!1 S benne
al gl,tifer b~citaoenoe @iennemglns
ira ~llnier Den 2inSen" bar man
enorui oIoris Jet en- gOsn. Der bIeu
beripr flor SRtoneeIie. SoIf flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
AN UNHAPPY MESSAGE.

Steward Ito seasick passenger).-
There's a wireless message just come
for you. sir.
Unhappy Passenger.-R-read it to
me. p-please.
Steward.-Yes, sir. 1t seems to be
from your wife, sir.
"Wh-what does she say?"
eyes, sir. All we'll at home. We
are having your favorite dish, roast
pork. for supper"
"Ro-roast pork, Wow-wow-wow
take it awayl Roast po-po-po-,
take it away, quick-quick!'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
A CLOSE SHAVE.

A circus paid a flying visit to our
town not long ago, and the price of
admission was fifty cents, children
under 10 years of age half-price. A
little girl named Edith, aged ten years,
and her brother, Tom, aged thirteen,
were going. Arriving at the door,
Tom put down seventy-fve cents, and
asked for two front seats.
"How old is the little girl2" asked
the money-taker, doubtfully.
WELL" replied Tom, "this is her
tenth birthday, but she was not born
till rather late in the afternoon"
The money-taker accepted the state
ment and handed him the tickets. But
it was a close shave.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
min ferite SfuheIie.
(Gi E. F.

en- BARN Sommeroas lefte ies
meb mine 9uffer noe / Sapen, iaa
GLAD og fornsiet iom man er | Ger.
aarsaIoereu. Ien iaa fit iee gle
paa Rortnerens, iom fom fra Sir.
fen mco fit miuoite Barn. Der bar
nof mango 8ieiter. Rpseierrig
trpffet ieg min lille Neie flao moo
Ruben for at ie beore paa SeIifabet.
Wtin CODE 8euinbe, Bortnerfonen,
piufet pou mig, % ieg iprang fort
omtrine Suiet, triaet neOoper crap.
pen oe itoo ,iaa inoe / ben parme
Stue. Ssrit maatte ieg billie paa
ale 8i9Iterne me6 Suffen eoht
fIemt inoe / min penitre Grm; Der.
paa gift ieg bort til 8uogen, bpor oct
npOsbte Barn Iaa peb Siben al en- Ii
Den en-, iOm tilbsrte en- Of De fremme.
be.
Seq bilgget Dem 90 imaapratet;
men ioa ia en- at De BORNE:
"SfuIoe bet life bore moriomme.
re at Ia Zig Ell lepenbe 9utfe, emo
oen gu bar oer?"
9u &crhen - for cit ipimIenoe
Sdufe -
Rent begeiitret ipurgte iee Ioren
ON at faa bptte.
"9et en- fig liben Suffe er life
nof, fan on bel forItaa", 10 bun.
40, ieg bar oa flere, bent barrel"
Sp Iiitct leg mig 90 fit fat ale
9uffcrne mine, babe ben itore al
Sol % sc andre mere euer minbre
befefte.
Circumference Ia ieg ole otte |
5anget til aonen, iom 10 90 ia.
"@len Barnet ntaa ba tpf Slsoe'
MELT"
Set fun- set gobt faa; ieg tom
ipiie MeIf.oe.8rsbet nit meo SanS
paa", bar nit forbleffenbe Spar.
Saa Loo aonen mig faa ia Barnet
meo op. Seq gif iaa foriistig, meo
Sunoen lige i Wunoen og bapnet
nneh min Sfot paa Sofaeu | Spiie.
inlen.
Ma, bpor ieg Iefte meb Barnet os
morct mig. 0fen iaa ia gtor, at leg
IfuIbe bIi meo benoe no at ipaiere.
Oilers uor oct at bore meb Wor
forfrroeIia m~oriomt; men M bang
ieg meb SpueSet % bao ON at foo
bIi biemnle.
"Se tar fanife 9arnet nit fra mig,
mems ieg er pef."
Som mu", ia Ror | en- Zone. Tom
leg fienSte for sobt til at Il mer.
2onsiomt fom Sntten paa, % iur
par iee pitt belle geien, til pi ifnlSe
biemoner.
Ga itpnbte iee paa Tsor, % isti
bun Iuffct op Ssreu, itprtet reg IND
for at ie til min Sfat - Den itcre.
leoenSe Suffe. Ten at - Der lao
mine ottc. Barnet par borte.
Ger fan on ie, Ror, bet er pGf
bar oct life oct, ies ia!" buffet ieg.
"a toe Ror mig paa Sanget, trs'
itet mia 90 forfIarte, at lea Maatt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
HIS REGULARITY.

A gentleman who was in the habit
of suffering was asked why he did
so?
That's my p-peculiarity. Every
body has their opportunities" re-
piled the gentleman.
Il have no peculiarities," said the
inquirer.
Don't you ~s-s-stir your t-t-tea with
your right h-h-hand?"
Eyes"
well, t-t-that's your p~-p-peculiar-
ity. Most p-p-people u-use a spoon"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

S be gpse sautle Gage. Opte &eab
reoieerebe "9lrtoniatp Srapeler" / ii
Iar eler mere. ~
8oaren 1885 bsbe en- al 8Eabets
&eferenter, en- meget lobenoe ing
Rato. Sa9en efter Segrapelien fom
en- Ntuno mo pnd observation-disclosures
og fanSt Spie Reao og bans Stob /
aIporIig Santtule ON oct feleliae Sab.
ga, BET bur isrgeligt," logger Den
9eisgenbe til, "og bet eleoer mig at
ie, OF 5 erinOrer Ben afos0e O9im
oeS at opbGnge Sergeflor."
"Sprgeflor," ipsrger Spie &enO
% rprlter 9rpnene; "boor ier &c
SsreeflorP"
"9erbenne," ibareoe Sen 8eisgen.
be og pegte ben moo en- 8rog / &erel-
Jet.
"Spor pfI on benz" ifoggerIo &ea6.
"SsrgeflOr! - oct er 10 8ontorets
Samnbfl9Sel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

pente, til ieg blep flor, iaa fit fanIte
ogiaa ieg en- lepenbe 9uffe.
Sililpt gap @raaten fig; men bet
barte l9nge, inoen Sufferne blep
rsrte; be minbet for iterft ON nit
itore Sab - min fsrite Sierteiorg,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

Oct par Eapa. Saberen: Der gaar
fcrifieaiae Hpgter ON Dig / 8peu.
Sofie. gr oct ianot, at Der er noget
imellem big og Ssitnant Saul9
Sofie: 50, fiere 8apo; oct er
sig, iom itaar imeIIem os.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

Gn lagte Dem meo bet iomme, On
fisber Dem, - Gbe Dem imeb Mlib %
Club 90 fose aaffe pno 9Snterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
One of Ben Buffers Witticisms.

An old lawyer, in speaking recently
about General Ben Butler, said:
ben Butler was a terror and tor
ment to the judges. On one occasion
Judge Sanger, having been bullied and
badgered out of all patience, petulant-
ly asked: What does the cousel sup
pose | am on this bench for?
Scratching his head a minute, But
Ter replied: We'll, | confess your
honor's got me there"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
ueriee Kpae
1S14-19O5
Hlse portreter, Sioerdfier 90 en- literature
hiftoriff Jnoleanins PEG
ArtTttan prrTtnurn.

9enne SamIine nor7te apae, Der GIL Tom u~oflipninss'
affecting Sseorabgofen" fra 5uli 1909 til December 1903,
CT mi meS enbeI SsteFer % Seranbrinssr usfOuinst Bog
form. Slanbt anbet er Der ttfBiet ct Eprtr9t al aaSuuno
gtnie, Tom, faa pSt piSss, albris isr bar rGrst pFentlsgiort.
goseu siOer ct iamIst Siaebe al ben Hprife lprRtc 3tstHiHg
tibet LANCE Eibsruut, iOm itratter Ito melsm be to uIsrte!t8e
Sritebsaar 1914 o. 1905. 9eH ~tneebpIeer 8prtretter %
8iosruTer af ~fslaeube Sistere ttlissmrb ct uspaIs al Seres
Sigtt:
9peer Sasen, Spban Storm gRuHa, GonroS Nicolat
Shrpat, Simou Clans s8oH, DRaurits Sanisr, Senrit Gnter
P~ierresaaro, Senrit ~gaerssIcnb, 8. z. G8ribaoen, SplDeier
Sipertfpu, Gbriitiau sRpnfsn, GnorraS GRHHt, Ssrsen Noe,
Be- gsesrls, R. q. 9anSfab, 2. y. Seusn, CLAUS 8apels
Riis, Sbepsor 9isruli Ole Big. Spar aasu, aasruuo
ginje, Camilla gputtt, Cd. 8. gepnrab, Seurif Sbisn, gisrn'
fterus 8isrnipn, Gnssbret SouseH, 5errit arobr, Sunas Sic,
2prens EistritIpn, Sritiau Glitr, arus @arbprg, So6n Gle,
Sobn gauIien, Saepb q. guu, Irrsasl 8oIfien, &rtftoTsr
Sanders, Sbepbcr gassari, Der StpIe, EpfeHtrauts SUbuicu,
gnbers Sooben, gibeIm 8rns.
af Sorprset bibiattes:
seq baaser, at mango af be bib iii 9meet inofpt'
tsbe Rorbrrns ol sisnfrbe ! benne &pabiGutItns I'm
Stplsn, % at Der fra Sos.ns Siabe pl htse frem for
beres iHbre Sun ct Stnife Rorse, f~prflaretN gienrru
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RAILROADS..
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-fOii0Ulng schedule figures published only as
information and are not guaranteed
= 90 a. m--Danyille and way stations
$50 a. m.-Harrisonbu1y aud way stations
100 q. m.-Segpers and coaches 70 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining Car.
-uO9 a. m--SleepeEs and coaches % Columbia
SaTannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car
s0l D. m--HauisonbuTg and Way stations
AS p. m.-Charl0ttesTls. Wsueuton and way
stations.
'61j p. m.-SleeFers and coaches 20 Atlanta and
Columbus. Ga Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70
san Francisco tri-Weeky
's53 j. m.-Sleepers and coaches TO Charlotte Co
lumhia. ard Augusta Dining Car.
rs 2 m.-Sleepers and coaches via Lvnchburg
and BRISTOL n Chattanooga. Memphis, and New
Orleans. Dining Car
II 10 p. m.-New YUrk and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman TO Asheyille. Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car.
Note-'Daly Week days.
Through trains fiom the South arrive Washington
IS. s,5 and 905 a. L.. . 2s9. 525, SIS ll.sJ and
Il 20 p. n daily. Local trains from Harrisonbusg
u . .. n. week DAYS and s-19 D. m daily: from
Charlottesville, SIG a. m daily
Frequent trains 70 and from Bluem0nt
Ticket 0fhces, 75 18th 81, 5n Pa are. and
Pennsylvania Station.
c. H. ACKERT. S. H. HARDwIcK.
v T. zen. Mgr. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
W. Il. TAYLOE. g.. 2. A. L. $ BROWN. G.. A.
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CHESAPEAKE & ONO RATLWAY.

Schedule in effect November 3. 1905
200 z. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
days-Stops at principal points in Virginia Yestibuls
train; standard coaches parlOr car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs Pullman Sleepers Clifton Forge 10 Louis
vile, Cincinnati, indianapolis St Louis and Chi.
cago; buffet service from GOrdonsTille
431 z. M.-NEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vestJUie train stops only at Gordonsyile
Charlottesville Stauntou. Clifton Forge. and Gov.
ington, Va RonceTerte and Hinton. W. Va. Pull.
man sleepers 20 Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati.
Indianapolis 81 Louis and Chicago Dining cars.
la carte service. One night out
nde z ME-. T. Y LIMITED, Daily-Solid
vestibule train. Pullman sleepsTs 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car to Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars.
a Ia carte ssrS.ce Sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago
and St Louis and Louisville to Memphis, Nashville.
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices SIS Pennsylvania avenue 6e9 18th street near
r. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania K. K. Cab Service and Main 1866
for c. q o. Ticket Office
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TRANS-PAClFIC MAILS.

Australia texcept mails for West Austrsiis), New
Zealand Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia, VIA Vancouver end Victoria. r. c.. close
here daily at 20 2 N. up 10 May is for dispatch
by steamer Msnuka.
Japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily at $50 p. M up 10 May l9
for dispatch by steamsr Rioian Slaru.
Hawaii. japan. korea. China. and Philippine Is
lands via San Francisco. close here daily al Il As
p m. up to May Is. fer dispatch bY steamer non
golia
Hawaii via san Francisco. close here daily AZ li.i5
D m. up T. Alay q. for dispatch by steamer Ala
media.
Hawaii Guam. and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco close here daily at Has p m up to
May 81, fox dispatch by United States transport.