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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16
INSANE IDAHO RANCHER KILLS
WIFE, FOLLOWS HER TO ETERNITY

the children through the kitchen window
before entering the house and they ne ~, 81
Green evidence Indicates Kuekku shot
his wife with a six-shooter in the bean
and then blew his own brains out with
The same weapon Two shots only were
Kuskku has been mentally unbalanced
for some time -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16
TARIFF REVISION cRv.

Madison. WIS. Feb. I'm. W. Miller.
Republican. introduced joint resolutior
in the legislature today n1emoriaiizink the
president to call a special meeting II
congress for an imr ediafe revision of the
for.fff
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16
STOPS WOMEN
WITH A PISTOL
Army Officer Alleged to Have
Held Up Mrs. NeWhouSe
and Friends.
TWO SWOON IN AUTO
ARREST or CAPTAIN A. s,
BROOKS is ASKED FOR.

Captain A. S. Brooks, Of the Twenty
ninth Infantry band at Fort Douglas ~
accused OF stopping ar the point of a re-
voiver. Thursday afternoon, the automo-
bile of Samuel NewhOuse driven by his
chauffeur and containing Mrs Newhouss.
her mother. Mrs. Stingiey, % years OF
age Miss EVOnne Townsend. daughter Of
Laurence Townsend. former United States
minister to Belgium, and Mrs. Townsend.
Then. opening the door leading into the
covered portion Of the machine. he is said
TO nave thrust the weapon within a few
inches of the face Of Mrs. StinSley. cauS-
ing her ana Miss Townsend 10 faint A
a result Miss Townsend. who is an invalid
from nervous trouble. is suffering from
eonvulsions at her parents homs on a
street. and Mrs. Stingley from a nervous
shock from which she may not recover
for some time.
The essential facts as narrated above
are contained in q letter written yester-
day to Colonel Lockwood. in command at
the fort. by Mr.. NeWhOuse In addition
Gr Townsend has applied to Hiram F.
Booth, United States district attorney. Tor
warrant for the arrest Of Captain
Brooks.
Mrs. Newhouse Brave.
1t appears that Mrs. Newhouse was the
only one in the party TO maintain her
chine she asked Captain Brooks what he
meant.
You fellows ran over dog of mine
this morning. was the only response. lt
is supposed by Mrs. Newhouse that you
fellows referred TO automobiles in gen.
eTal
Put down that gun commanded Mrs
NewhOuse. and the captain let il drop
back of him.
At this moment Captain Woodward ap-
peared on the scene to ascertain the trcu-
bic. and Brooks disappeared. Seeing the
ladies' were in need of medical attendance
be invited them into his home but thew
decided that il would be better 10 return
to the city Miss TOwnsend's condition
became worse on the way back, and since
the episode she has been constantly under
the care of DR. T. Is. Beatty.
Auto Was Going Slow.
According to the allegations made by
Mr.. NeWhOuse in his letter to Colonel
Lockwood. Mrs. Newhouse had taken her
friends. the TOWnsends. and Mrs. Sting
ley. her mother. for a spin that after
The incident occurred OF the reservation
while the automobile was going at SLOW
rate Of speed. as il had been all day on
account of the condition of Miss Towns
end. Laurence Townsend, the father Of
the girl. is Well known in diplomatic cir
kinney and Roosevelt. He came here a
few weeks ago and is associated in bust
ness with Mr.. NewhOuse.
When seen last evening MIR. NewhOuse
confirmed the circumstances related rs
true. He said that he had called up Colo
matter. and that the cOmmaudant replied
in a grUff voice Il am investigating
Write me letter containing the facts
Neither Captain Brooks nor Colonel
Lockwood could be reached last evening
TO state their side of the story.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16
sAEe CRACKED FoR So. ootl

Peoria. ILL.,. Feb. l5.-Fhe safe of the
bank of Ellisvilie. was cracked early to-
day, and the entire contents. ss,0ce,. wer.
taken There were i've men In the gang.
q. w Butter. who owns the bank, gavs
chase but the burglars got away. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16

.ssere e earie ia la. Feb. i5.-Ndws reached
edy al me ms ms evening Of terrible trag-
as'ng mile End hair AsSs Saya s ra ps,
their f,Ta ~ ss, and wife ' ere founI by
giri ased - sshss.arep, d boy aged 10. and a
floor IN ! =, sylng dead upon the fltchen
noon w-hes, - ~ OF blood late IN thu after
from seho1t ne children returned home
Nei0Oi' The bodies were. seen by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16
BUTTE TROUBLE
IS UNSETTLED
Deadlock Between the News,
papers and Their Employees
Telephone Girls Out.

Butte Fer. 15.-At a meeting of the
Butte Typographical union this after
noon the demands of the Butte Publish
ers association we're rejected in toto. the
printers in their reply to the newspaper
companies stating that they firmly but
respectfully would decline to accede i'm
any manner whatever to the terms Of
fered by. the publishers. Exception was
taken to a number of Statements made
by the publishers in the lstters COM
inunication addressed TO the allied print
ing crafts reflecting upon the competency
of the members of the International
Typogra phical union working for the
press of Butte.
Statement Objected To.
One Of these exceptions was in regard
to the statement that the press of
Butte had been the prey for some of the
most Incompetent help in the membership
of the international Typographical
union.
The publishers at a meeting this even
ing formally received the reply of the
printers stating their stand had been
10 the terms offered. newspaper pubtiea-
ton in Butte IS at standstill.
The independent job printing houses. il
is understood. viii close tomorrow even
ing.
Telephone Girls Strike.
A conference between representatives
of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company. the executife board of the
Butte Merchants association and the
Joint committee of the Butte Central La
Dor council and the Montana State Fesie-
ration of Labor today failed TO effect a
settlement of the telephone girls strike.
The labor committees representing the
girls refused to reeede a single point
from the original demands presented by
the girls. which D. : Murray ON behalf
of the telephone company said he would
not sign.
phe Typographical union this afternoon
voted the telephone girls $3.50 to continue
the strike.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16
OPPOSED BY THE
SAME old CROWD
Senator LaEoiIette Trying to
Ascertain Full Value of
Various Railroads.

Washington, Feb. 15-An echo Of the
railroad rate SIGHT that continued
throughout the two previous sessions Of
congress was heard today in the senate
committee on interstate commerce which
had under consideration Senator La Fol-
lette's bill providing that the interstate
commerce commission shall ascertain the
face value of the property of every rail
road engaged in interstate commerce
When the rate bin was under consider
alton year ago Senator La Toilette
Offered an -amenemeDt Identical in terms
with the pending bill providing for the
valuation of railroads. but il was laid
on the table. Opposition 10 his measure
developed today. coming from the same
senator's who opposed radical features of
the railroad rate bill when ii was in COM
mittee last session.
Votes Enough to Report.
II was apparent today. however. that
there are enough votes in the committee
10 report the bill Whenever it can be
opposed the report today said that their
objections were not because thcy were
against the proposition TO ascertain the
value of railroads. but because of their
belief that there should be certain
amendments TO the bill IL was said that
the task proposed to be placed upon the
interstate commerce commission might
hamper that body in performing other
necessary work. At the suggestion of
these senators it was agreed that tie
bill should be referred TO the commission
for a report as TO whether that body de-
sired any amendments. The reply of the
commission is expected on Tuesday next
and the bill will then be reported unless
amendments are offered and supported
in such manner as 70 prevent action.
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The president and Secretary Root as
sured the CaiiforniaHs that il the bill is
not passed at this session an extra ses-
sion will be called Immediately after the
adjournment on March 4.
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London. Feb. 16-In a dispatch from
Toxic to the Times says;
1t is denied here or good authority that
Japan has agreed 10 any solution Of the
san Francisco problem depending on re-
striction of the admission Of Jspanese
laborars 10 the United States.
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Not a General Plan.

The committee today added a leasing
clause TO the bill but no agreement could
be reached on such general leasing nIsn
as the president desires The hin as
ameHued authorizes the president TO lease
any coal lands with 2 royalty OF not more
than cents ton and provides that the
lands may be Withdrawn from entry az
ter they are leased but not before The
amount to be leased to any one Dersnn
is limited TO 1853 acres
President Roosevelt wanted all coat
land withdrawn from entry at once re
CARELESS of whether il be leased or not
but the general withdrawal is strcng1s.
opposed by western members who ar.
not willing to have any more land go in
to government reserves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16

You owe it to yourself to Guy
a copy of the Sunday Herald.
George AIDE and Mr.. Dooley'
are only two of the features
which have made it famous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16
LEASING CLAUSE
HAS BEEN ADDED
House Public lands Committee
Makes a Slight ConceS-
sion to the President.

Washington. Feb. ia bill conform
ing in a measure to President Roose-
veit's recommendation for the leasing Of
coal lands by the government rather
than for their sale. was decided upon
today by the house committee on public
lands
Last Wednesday the committee report
ed bill which was widely at variance
with the suggestions made in the Dresi-
dents message on coal lands sent &c con-
gress the same day. The committee was
unaware of the message until after IL
had reported the bill and Representative.
Lacey, the chairman, suggested recon-
sideration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-16

Advertising has had its failures. as
NJ. .l-re- Man With-A-Prop
- -, h. 1Fbf;e faces problem that
49, him scratch his head.
Hi'I Zen sfuIford, JF., in Advertisers
News.
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ifornia. But there is a twofoId obiee,
involved in the measure. The first Is
intended TO keep Japanese laborers Of
the Pacific coast and from getting into
TINS country and the conferees. in
turtherance of a policy which looks To
sectional advantage. have Incorporated
provision which changes the law il,
regard to the contract labor. which will
keep out the little dribbie of immi-
grants who have started southwark.
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Times Dispatch Branches

T. b. T.. 1. II
\ Tho following Branch Offices hnvo been
established f,r the benefit Of those living
at q distance from the Main Office OF The
Timcs- Dispatch. Thc TiInes- Dispatch Wants
left at any or these branches Will receive
the same careful attention as though they
lial been loft at the Main Otrlce. and there
will 10 no extra cost to tho advertiser:
SLAUuuTER's DRUG STORE. Twenty NTH
nnd Venablc yStroets.
w. II. EANES, 2S1s Enst broad Street.
A. 4. SCOTT. Twen,y-nf,h and Broad
Street.
WILLIAMS PHARMACY. twenty -nrst and
TAI.RANr, GRANT & CO., Foushce and
Bread etreets.
q. W. LATIMl3H. No. 500 West Marshall
Street.
T1IosipsoN's DRUG STORE. No. .5:l West
Main Street.
/. L. DEvLRIDdE Brook Avenue aud Clay
Street.
1sADY's DRUG STORE. Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG S1U..A. No. 1900 Will
lIamsburg Avenue. Fulton.
RoBINS's PHARMACY. No. 200 East Mar.
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE. NO 1444 East Main
street corner Fifteenth.
JuDSON K CUNNIEGliAa No. 2o27 East
Main. corner Twenty first. ,sa
WALLIS PHARMACY, No. s34 South Pine
Street,
kirk PARRISH CO., No. 412 East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. sol West
g CuryAStreet. 5'
EATON PHARMACY. rwenty-eishth and
RIsoirs PHARMACY. No. 11s Canal
Street.
J. Il. LEWIS. No. East Broad Street.
HUNDLEY a. WALKER. Twenty-hfth and
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Ma
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE FOR Classified Want Advor-
Using Is cent per word, With "A minimum
cost of 10 cents for Gael, insertion, when
paid IN advance. aud W cents when
charged The Bnmo rate applies TO deaths
marriages. obituaries and Ill other clnssi-s
ned notices. no display typo allowed IN
tho classified coIufnns.
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SUMMER TERM SAVES
stI.l Is PER CENT. ~

SUMMER TERM HAS JUST BEGUN.
Unlimited scholarships, all depart
ny entering now you viii not only
save this, but be ready for fall DO.
sition. Call, phone or write for cata-
logue. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LEGE, 706 East Main Street.
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Business Opportunities:

SURER-WANTED, MAN IN "A
manufacturing business Of unusual
possibilities In a seacoast city OF
North Carolina, who can invest
$4,000 or more. or one VINO can se-
cure that amount from sale OF stock.
cent, is basic industry, and has
raw material In sight for fifty ySars'
supply. Demand for product unllmtt-
ed This is a corporation, and a
square deal to q good man is assured.
Salary LIBERAL. Give particulars at
once for interview. Address EUSl-
NESS. care manufacturers Record,
baltimore Md Asst If Il =. SO I
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& CO., BANK
/ ers, Cambridge Building, Thirty
1 third, Street and Fifth Avenue, New
I Yorle-gentleman OF high character
to take position OF trust with COR
poration. Salary, $50 to $50 per week.
Must invest $4,000 or $4,000 in securi-
ties OF the company. as guarantee.
and become manager OF one branch of
the business
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Solicitors g. Salesman.

FIRST CLASS SALARIES AND PER-
manenr positions guaranteed for
competent women to work in our
alteration rooms. Must be familiar
with alterations required on suits and
skirts. MILLER & 4RHOADS.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL

75C, HALF-soLING MEMS SHOES;
Ladies', 60c; Children's. 4oo, White
oak soles. Goodyear Welt" sewed:
Morgan & Wright's" Best Rubber
Heels, $50; Leather Heels rebuilt for
zoe; no wedge scrup to shove out
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY. ZIG East Main Street.
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Real Estate-For Rent,

FOR RENT, AT BUcKROE BEACH,
nine-room house, nicely furnished,
near both car line and water: all
modern conveniences. SIS month
for the season. Seven-room house,
with all modern conveniences, near
car line and water, for $50 q month
for the season. NJ. II. MORGAN q.
CO., No. IS South King Street. Hamp-
ton, Va
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FOR. SALE, LIGHT, GROCERY AND
stock we purchased. Sl25 panel-side.
covered express wagon, extra strong,
for SIS; or sos open. cut-under de-
livery wagons for $55. See thc1t at
Crenshaw Warehouse. Shockoe Slip.
city. SPOTLESS CO., INC.
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WANTED, PARTNER WITH $4,000 IN
O profitable pine lumber and cross
tie business at Branchville. S. G..
possession. 10000, 600 to be acquired.
Money desired for controlling latter.
on profitable basis already made. For
particulars, address w. H. INGRAM,
Sumter, S. c.. or Q. D. HARVIN,
4 Rranchvile s. G. 80 .-.... y
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WANTED, a YOUNG MAN FOR Or
flee; must be a stenographer and
typewriter, quick and accurate at
figures. one who has worked In con-
tractors office preferred. Answer in
own handwriting. stating salary ex-
pected and giving references Ad-
dress Box 20, Charlotte Courthouse,
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WANTED-WE HAVE OPENED AN
Office to secure all kinds OF help for
the exposition grounds. both inside
anu out, paying all railroad expenses,
etc. to good workmen In their dilter-
Ont grades. from Richmond TO Nor
folk. All kinds Of help wanting any
kind of employment at the exposition
grounds, apply mt once to office or
the JAMESTOWN EMPLOiMl
AGENCY, 1907 East Main Street.
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Misunderstanding concern wants two
good statesmen. This Is an un-
usual opportunity for securing
q position, with good chance
OF advancement. Apply by let
ter, giving at least two or three
good references No application will
Ii be answered without references. Ad-
dress "STONEWALL," care this Of
flee.
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READ AND YOU
WILL BECOME ! WISE
-
All kinds Of Information in
these Times Dispatch
Want Ads
To-Day.
For Sale.

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
free on $4,000 practice (medical and
surgical) In richest trucking section
In Statc--population. 500. .o--to pur-
chaser OF my real estate. Groom res-
idcnce, broom office. outbuildings,
drugs. Am changing occupation on
account OF deafness. Terms, $4,000;
half cash. Address T. CRAWFORD
Redo & BRO, Corner Eleventh and
Bank Streets, Richmond, Va.
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LOST. ON LAKEWOOD AVE, SMALL
white poodle-dog; answers to the
name OK ''sowlps. Reward of $40 II
returned to Mrs b. II. GAltTHRlGdT
phone CYST
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LOST, FRIDAY, THE 7TH. a FIVE
strain. link fob, on lakewood ana
Hollywood car line. Finder return to
$500 iNenable Street, and receive re-
ward,
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WANTED, GOOD. STOUT WHITE MEN,
not afraid to work. for brickyard;
steady work year round; wages. sl.5O
b to $500 por day. Apply to BUR-
Street. or at yard, near Highland
Strings 4{SsEt 4st4f 40 l3'5I. I.
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Real Estate For Sale.

TIMBER. LANDS FOR SALE ON v1R-
: ginia Airline Railroad, Fluvanna
county. Va 150-acre farm with
dwelling. 1000 railroad ties, 10000
1eet saved lumber. Price. BLOOD.
+ all timber land. 500. 900 feet sawed lunl-
4 Der. 1000 railroad ties; price, $500;
two miles from railroad. on easy
terms. Address J. r. ELAN, Char
lottesville. Va Wants to be sold to q
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FOR SALE. 2eo-AcRE FARM IN Abe
marie county, four miles from Cor
louisville; two tracts: It's acres ini-
proved land; small 7-roo,nE dwelling !:
| good outbuildings; stream Ia, Oh
; field; one OF best farms In Piedmont
Virginia.; summer homes near; lis
acres wood and pasture land, one
mile distant; 40 acres In grass; 4
room house. Will sell separately.
+ j.. w. DOWNER, Gordonsville. Va.
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lUPHoLsrER1NG,

'PARLOR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like now: slip covers made and mat
tresses rcnovated: for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates, CHARLES JURGlcNS SONS,
Adams and Broad Streets. FS
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Rooms For Rent.

WANTED, TO RENT OUT FOUR OI,
tlve downstairs rooms; new cottage
! lakewood Avenue. IPhone 6287.. Ea
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PINE PARK HOTEL ONE HUNDRED
and Fourth Street, opposite exposition
grounds. Parties and families a -spe-
cialty. Rooms. $500 to s2.5t Amer-
lean and European plan. THE DAVID
X CROCKETT HOTEL, One Hundred
and First Street. two blocks from
exposition grounds. Rooms. soc. TO
$3.50. European PLAN. Both hotels
are owned and operated by the
CROCKETT LUMBER co,
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AUTOMOBILE FOR 5sALE-MODEL3 N,
1906, Wayne. Ave-passenger, 2U-norse
power car. with glass front. canopy
top, gas lamps and Gabriel horn, FOR
sale cheap to quick purchaser. iAd-'
dress AUTO, care Postmaster, Peters.
y burg, Va.
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tho mall order business: began with
SIS. Anyone can do t. work home
in spare time. Send for free book
4 let. Tells how to get started. MAN.
AGER, Box $40. Lockport. n. Y.
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ARE YOU LOOKING! FOR A NEAT,
.yllsn ana have te beat 1p
had Price, $100; worth, $125. "A.
MEYERS SONS. 400 South Eighth
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Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED. no BUY, FOR a HOME, a
detached dwelling of about nine
rooms. in central or western part OF
city. Address CASH, care this office.
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LOST. on CLAY STREET CAR, On
Main Street, between Lombardy ana
Beech Streets, IS note. Suitable re-
ward IL brought 10 170s Taylor Street.
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CARRIAGE TRINIAIERS ON LIGHT
work. and wagon-body makers. APP
ply to a. WRENNl & SONS, Norfolk,
Va
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BARBERs-Two CoLoRED. NEAT.
strictly flrst-class only need apply.
Steady JOBS Wages and percentage.
u. PRIDE.-6 Boudinot Street. Newark,
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Chesapeake &Ohio Railway.

CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO. LOUISvILLE.s NASH ia
WILLIE, MEMPHIS.
2:15 P. M. daily and II 100 P. M. daily, q.
cept Saturday: 11;46 r Nj, sasur;: Il
days, 35.35s, e 54f, a.fe, %.
# wEsTBoUND4 LOCAL TRAINS. IA,
1875 a. NJ. and 6:15 P, M. week days. ~ sd
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT, l III ss
$500 "A. M and 400 p. n, daily. issE
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD Il
POINT.
7:s5 a. NJ. ana + P. NJ daily.
JAMES RIVER LINES,
1920 A. NJ daily; b:15 p. NJ. week days.
Arrive Main Line from West 1850 A. III
M $50 a NJ, .'3;46 r. NJ. .s7;45 P. A.S
From East '!o;95 a n" ILL ~, a, Ne
& sI1a,lv '".Fxcant sunday 4s.ss
? n y = ii@57g.l "a afitd
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STANDING TIMBER FOR SALE
Twelve tracts standing timber. $50 to
100 acres in tract Will sell sep
arately or as a whole, s. " GILLIAN.
Church Road. Va.
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Railroads.
Southern Railway

# Q
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
:, n. b. Following schedule figures pub.
lished only as Information. AMI are not y
guaranteed. 2 ii d 10y
1900 a. M,-Dnily---Iocai Tor Charlotte.
connecting at Kaysvllle for Chase CitJ
and Clarksviflc. ls5i 3 Al n Ss;s IN
11:15 A. N. --Dally--tlniited - Bunet pull.
man to Atlanta and Birmlng ham. New
Orleans, Memphis. Chattanooga. ahd
al the South. Through coach fot
Shaso City. Oxford Durham and
$500 7. Mex. sunday--Koysv1,re Local.,
AAiso u M.-Dai1y--tlmlted Pullman ready Il
9'So y NJ. for all the South. 65H
YORK RIVER LIME. d NIX &
& $40 y. NIX. Sundny-Llmite1--To Wet
Point-Connectng for Baltimore,
s:!5 +. MEX. Sundays "a l,lis
$50 q. Mex. sunday--Locai to West
TRAINS ARRIVE R1cHMoND.
o:5s 4. NJ $40 r. M.--From all tho South
SLY +. M.--Frotn Charlotte. II alcigh.E Duf-e
ham. Chase City. and focal stations. b
s:ao a. M.-Frorn cysvile-Local f
4 s;.o ~ M-From Baltimore and west
Point. n Il - - M
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