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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-08
INVALID COACHES
ON BRITISH RAILROADS
Magnificent Models Which
Have Been Placed On
L. & N. w. Road.

Carriages constructed expressly for
invalids were introduced on the prin-
cipal railways in England some time
ago, but a great advance upon the
old models is revealed in two new
saloons which the London and North
western Co., has just put into service.
No pains were spared to construct a
carriage which should yield ideally
smooth and noiseless running. The
saloon, which is SO feet in length and,
Of course, carried upon bogies, is very
solidly fashioned and poised upon deli
cate springs, calculated to absorb all
vibration. This saloon is divided into
a series of compartments. The invalid
compartment is IS IL feet long and
eight feet two inches wide inside.
The old makeshift arrangement Of a
bed couch is superseded by luxurious
bedstead. with box and hair mattress
es. At the head of the bed there are
curtains which can be drawn to shield
the occupant from any draft. A re-
clining couch, to which the patient can
be easily transferred, stands parallel
to the bed on the opposite side of the
compartment.
The saloon Is. electrically lighted
throughout, the switches being under
the control of the occupants, while the
lamps in the invalid compartment can
be made to burn dimly. Steam heat
ers are furnished underneath the
chairs, couches and bedsteads.
The charge for these invalid saloons
is a minimum of six first-class fares,
or four first class and four third class
fares, but If the party exceeds. fare
must be paid for each additional pas
senger.
The new saloons are stationed al
Euston, but they can be sent to any
station on the Northwestern system
to convey an invalid to London.
The facilities afforded by the new
vehicles rob a railway journey Of mos
Of the dangers and all the discomforts
which 1t formerly presented to scl
persons. Patients wishing to undergo
a surgical operation in London or 9th.
er large towns can be brought thithel
in these new saloons practically with
out risk, and when they are GONZALES
cent it will be safe to move them a
an earlier period than formerly t.
recuperate at the seaside or in tn,
country,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-08
Friend E. Brooks.
Furs Used in Hats.

Along the river banks and insthe low
lands Of South tAmerica there Is found
medium-sized rodent which In many
respects resembles our North American
beaver. This animal is known as the
coypu, and its fur Is spoken Of IN the
fur and hat trades as nutrfas says ENlr
News. Its chief difference from the
beaver is in the tail, which more near
ly resembles that of the ottaM A
fully grown coypu Is about IS inches In
length, including the tail, and the
length of the body alone is from Is to
20 inches.
The fur Of the ooypu Is short and
silky and much resembles heawer fuS
while the overhairs are st3R and Of e.
yellowish brown in color, varying fEom
one to three inches IN length. NuAria
first came into use about theayear 1910,
being used as an imitation Of beaver
in the making of hats. Later on, tha
best skins were brought into use Nv
furriers, who worked 1t up.in imitation
of beaver, otter and seal, for which
purposes 1t Is still used,
The skins suitable for ftfrrfers' use
are sold by the skin. while those which
are good only for hatters' furs are sold
by the pound. Present prices for skins
suitable for furrfers' use are SO cents
to s12O per skin, prices for skins Tor
cutting (hatters' furs) S6 to A cents
per pound. 1t Is said that about rs per
cent Of the total catch Of this fur ~
used in the United States, and about 80
per cent of the catch is used IN hat
making.
The coypu is hunted and trapped
from May until October by Indians and
Gauchos, who catch large numbers Of
the animals. After skinning, the pelts
are dried in the open air and in this
condition are sol dto local dealers in
the trapping districts, Collectors travel
through the country once year and
buy UP these lots of skins which they
ship to New York, London and Ham
| burg.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-08
rove the validity Of the senate's con-

prove the validity Of the senate's con-
victiens.
The senate will challenge public APP
prevail In the end by the conservative
character OF excise legislation. The
liquor laws of Connecticut have been
pretty well thought out by legislature
after legislature and radical changes
viii not meet with approval 1t is due
to the senate that such changes have
not been made. Senator John f.
Stanley Of the excise committee Is de-
serving of credit for the conservative
way that he has taken a less careful
and judicious man in the excise COM
mittee might have done irretrievable
injury.
The senate will stand with the house
against letting down the Sunday laws,
and will keep the old ones on the sta
tute books, ensuring decent and
clean Sunday throughout the state.
The furry that was encountered weeh
or so ago was of no consequence as
affecting the law makers in the cap
itol They viii be trusted by most
men to do what is right towards pro-
tecting the morals of the state
Senator F, s. Butterworth of Eighth
district and Representative Edward w.
Hooker of Hartford have made a gall
liant contest in support Of single
headed bank commission, Whether the
bill is enacted or not it has shown the
way for efficient bank legislation in
Connecticut. Both Senator Butterworth
and Representative Hooker have work.
ed indefatigably for the success of the
measure.
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woMAN,s CODE.

"A weI-known American warden
said to me: II have been in prisons for
men and In prisons for women. Disci-
pline in the former is child's play COM
pared with the latter, AS soon as a
man realizes there is no use in resist
ing, he gives in. But the women,
even when we put them in straitjaok-
cts, always manage to extricate at
least one finger and to agitate that in
a rebellious manner" says a writer in
the Pail Mall Magazine.
In the matter of conduct toward
husbands and consideration due to
the "better half there is an especial
code of honor It has the stability
that sanction by women of all countries
gives it, but it does not resemble any
code that q man would observe toward
another man, nor which a woman
would employ toward any human-ex-
cept her husband. This code includes
the right to search pockets, consult
notebooks, open letters, read those al
ready opened. 1t includes the right
to confound household and personal
accounts, to use on sell the money IN
tended by the master of the house for
paying bills. This system is not fire.
quently admitted, no doubt, yet we re-
member one newly married woman
who announced as a little triumph,
when I buy for myself something
don't like, 1 just sci it to the house!''
The peculiar indulgence which the
conjugal state seems to call for as re-
CARDS the weaker sex in matters of
honor more or less delicate was thus
strikingly summarized by philan-
thropist accustomed to all sorts and
conditions of people. Among the poor
whom she visited there was a woman
who, in fit of rage or Jealousy, had
killed a man. In relating to me the
case the philanthropist concluded
sadly: Yes, she killed him, and he
wasn't even her husband!"
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This spectacle is truly novel. Man
ager Speck conceived the idea last
season and it met with instant sue
cess. This season he has search
light Of even greater power and almost
every movement Of the aeronaut will
be. revealed.
During the present week special con-
certs arranged by Leader Ffchtl will
be given every afternoon and evening.
The visit to the White City of the
Little Russian Prince has been such
a marked success that it will continue
another week. He is the smallest man
in the world, is thirty-four years old
and weighs but sixteen and half
pounds.
But remember, 1.-THE Lemon Can't
go to the White City without visiting
this universe Of merriment and on the
other hand don't visit it unless you
can stand one long estactic laugh.
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ron PUBLIC HEARING.
Mayor Signs shelton Avenue Gate
Petition.

Mayor studley, on Saturday, set his
signature to the resolution passed by
the Board of Aldermen Monday night
requesting that the State Railroad
commissioners hold public hearing In
this city on the proposition of requir-
ing the railroad company to erect
gates to protect the grade crossing at
Shelton avenue. The request will now
be sent to the commissioners who Will
probably soon set a date for hear
ing on the matter. The petition OF
Henry Donovan for the abolition OF
all grade. crossings in the city has NOT
been signed as yet,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-08

n the Baby ia Cutting Teeth. be sure and use
thatold and well tried remedy Mrs Winslows Sooth.
ing Syrup, for children teething. 1t soothes che
child, softens the gums ailays all PAIN cures wind
cholic and is the best remedy for darrhoea Twenty
five cents G bottle, Guaranteed under the Food
snd Drugs Act, June Sltnu 1905 Serial number 1893.
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Tintes.D ispattt Brantbts.

The following Branch Offices have been
Established for the bcneGt of those living
at a distance from the Main Office OF The
rimas- Dispatch. The Times. Dispatch Wants
left at amy OF these branches will receive
ytho same careful attention MS though they
lad been lpf, ut tho Alnln Office, and ther4
Pwll be no extra cost 10 tile advertiser:
.t.sI.ArGHTER's DRUG STORE. Twenty .ntt,
, and Vonab!e Streets.
IS. +. EANEs, ssl3 East Broad Street.
a A. SCOTT, Twenty-nftt aud Broad SITS.
q yILLIAMss PHARtACY, Twenty. first and
Marshall Streets.
TaRRAs;r, GRANT e. CO., Foushec and
! \ Lroad streets.
~ ". LAs MEr, No. 500 West Marshall s..
9EoMPsoN'S DRUG STORE, No. 1891 vi.
Main Street.
!. L. BEvERlDGE. Brook Ave. and Clay ST.
EADY's DRUG sToRE. Barton Heights.
TOPPLES DRUG STORE. No. $500 Will
lIatnsburg Avenue. Fulton
ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 200 East Mar
shall Street
CITY DRUG STORE No iiii East Main
Street, corner Fifteenth.
JLDsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. eo17 East
Main Street.
W-ILLTs's PHARMACY, No. Set South pIne
Street.
K1RK-PARR1sH CO., No. AZ East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. sol Wet
Cary Street.
IAroH PHARMACY. Twen,y.elxh,h and
Streets.
arsoN's PHARMACY. No. I1a Canal street
III SDLEY 6 WALKER, Twenty-Atth and
Leigh Streets.
u LEWIS. No. Eas. Broad Street.
NoRTHslDE PHARMACY, Fifth and Baker
Streets.
caKrEE's DRUG STORE. No. lloe Hull
Street. Manchester.
TWENTY. EIGHTH AND 81 STREET PHAE.
NACY, Twenty eighth and Streets
e r. w. KERN. INC. corner Twenty 18th
and Church Hill Avenue.
E.ssT PHARMACY. No. 1901 Q Street.
TINES. DISPATCH. 80. 40 North Sycamore
Street, Petersburg.
TIMES. DISPATCH. 80. els Eighth Street,
tynchburz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31

DO YOU WISH TO BECOME A ,PRAc-
tical telegraph operator? II SO, be
certain to receive instruction from
such q person. You can do so by
attending our school. Catalogue.
giving full particulars, free. MAS
SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE. T05 East
Main Street. Phone 1917.
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G. W. wEsTBuRY, p. p. A.,
$50 =. Main Street. Phone 455.
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PEAs.-QUoTE LOWEST
price, F. O. B.; sample by mail; name
quantity and quality. a. F'CGALll
& Co., 81 South Broad Street, At
lanta, Ga.
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Delp UManteb, Hlale.


WANTED, for U. S. Army, able bodied
men. between ages OF II
ana SO, citizens or United states. of
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak. read and write Eng
fish. Men wanted now Tor service IN
Cuba For Information apply to Re-
Richmond, VA; 123 Sycamore ST. Pc
tcrspurg, Va, or Columbia Building,
Granny Street, Norfolk, Va.
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Cnal and QWonn.


SELLING 5tsFIRISTAIAS NNOoD.---IT rs
original large blocks ana easy to split,
santa Claus likes II, even II you q I've
oak wood; good, nice, clean, dry oak
and pine slabs. So half cord free
hurning anthracite coal and lump for:
CRATE. lust a trial Erlease,
LONG, 1901 West Broad, hone
1869, "a s s n 8ss5 8Sa 81 n
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FIREMEN AND BRAkEAfEN ON
railroads in Richmond vicinity. TO
I'LL vacancies caused by promo tions.
Experience unnecessary: state age.
height, weight, Flremen, SlUO
monthly. becoule engineers and earn
5000. Hrakemen. $40. becoming con-
ductors earn $50. Name position
preferred. RAILWAY ASSOClA-
TION. caro- Tlmes-D lspatch.
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.6ituatiol,s QMa,lten, Female.

>-~S<,.~~-~-~r---->- -
~ sirsS pas liz ~ 5anuasy fi st; irss
grade certificate and references, ADJ
dress HoX AZ, AldIe. Va,
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0Manten.

LOAN OF $500 AT PEE:
store and lot: worth doubIe this
amount: renting at 5000 annually.
Insurance, $500: and title company's
guarantee delivered to lender; all
expenses paid by borrower. Box 3g5.
Newport News, Va.
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w AN / S
ONE CENT A WORD
ONE CENT a WORD.

THE RATE for Classified Want Adyer.
icing Is cont per word, with o, minimum
Lost or 10 cents for each insertion when
paid In advance. and % cents when charged.
rhe same rate applies TO deaths. marriages.
ebtunries and all other classified notices..
No display type allowed In the classified
80. 81 - 81 y
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i MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
the al o order ths beEAn Msa
tor free booklet; tells how to set
4 started, MAN AGER. Box $40. Lock-
port. N. =.
WANTED. YOUNG MAN 5 OF THREE
years experience In drug business,
position; good reference, Address p.
o. Box 81, Blackstone Va,
WANTED, A FULL REGISTERED
Il druggist; good salary to right man;
only men Wltl..good habits need ap-
ply, Box ST. Blackstone, Va.
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WANTED. YOUNG PEOPLE, PREF
erably high school students. to do
who will devote thirty minutes daily
can earn two to three dollars week.
~. Send % cents for sample ana
particulars to Box Ii1 Madison
Square Station, New York City. ~
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AntireS.

chesapeake and Ohio Railway CO..
THE FREfGiIT DEPoTS AND El.E.
yator.ot this company Will be closed
IARY lST, except for delivery OF
Herlshable freight between o and 10
a. NJ. =. p. Mn.
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WANT ED. IS rru ALTON AS COOK IN
small priyates family; room on prem-
,isss. "A dress Miss N. An 81 Nj a.
I'll II /. care City Home. Il 4.
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HoUsEKEEPERs TO CALL
or phone Mrs. W. E. GREENE, No.
North Cherry Street FOR their
Christmas fruit cake. plum pud-
ieilles. preserves and stuffed pep.
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EDISON RECORDS.

JANUARY EDISON RECORDS GO ON
sale December Gath at 6O3 East MaiI
Street. G. B. HAYNES & co.
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WANTED. GOOD, LIVE, ENERGETIC
business men for State agencies.
Must have from one TO three thousand
hf mahae oav sm
ritory. Write SUNLIGHT MANU-
& FEATURING CO.. Tampa, Fla.
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Real estate fnr Bent.

~~--~~~-e~>~A~~~~ >-.~~~~~~~r~>~~~~~~-
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE HOUSE.
eleven rooms; modern conventences.
electric lights; house we'll arranged
+ for one or two families. or suitable
for large boarding house. Phone
3710-J,
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LOST. SOMEWHERE BETwEEN
and Marshall Streets, diamond ring;
may have lost on Twenty-rifth Street
ca.; S25 reward II returned to this
office.
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WANTED. LIVE MAN, WITH CAPITAL.
to furnish store lights on rental
basis, in opposition to gas and eicc-
trio companies, by the use of our
hollow wire system of lighting.
Safe sure, CONSERVATIVES. protitnbie.
SUNLIGHT MANUFACTURING CO..
Tampa Fla.
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Host AMI founo.

= o-~~----
6TRAYED. FROM MY HOME. ONE
a place on his right leg. i reward
Will be paid for Ills return. YOUNG
JONES. corner Grove and Dooley
Avenues.
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LOCAL MANAGER WANTED INR1CH-
mond to handle patented certified
milk bottle caps for advertising pur
poses; 30,000,000 used daily; great
eat medium in world: big profits:
exclusive agency; permanent con-
tract must have money enough TO
carry small stock. Call Mr.. MCLEOD,
Reuger's Hotel, to-day. to 10 a. NJ.
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+ MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; new system; eight weeks COM
4 pletes:. expenses earned while learn
positions guaranteed when through.
Write for free catalogue. xMOLElt's
BARBER COLLEGE, 20l Bowcry, New
Xnrls
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pARLoR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. ,CHARLES JUR4ENS'S SON,
Adams and Broad Streets.
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EVERY DEPosIToR IN A BANK rs
equally entitled to the greatest Sc.
curlty and the best service. TIL =
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND. Ma, undoubtedly affords
both. and invites accounts from all
classics needing the facilities OF Il
strong, large, courteous bank. Assets
S9,OO0OOO. organized April, 1866.
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WANTED, PERMANENT, TRANSIENT
and table boarders, at SIG North
Eighth Street
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LOST. s2o.GoLD PIECE. OF THE NEW
Issue. on Broad street car. or driv-
ing from Park Hotel to chesapeake
and Ohio Depot. Liberal reward. L.
e. r.. 2loi East Grace
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VAT WESTERN STATE HOS
pital. Staunton, Va, a tailor who can
cut and make up clothes; wages.
9 $1.50 per day; hoard, room and wash
ing: must come we'll recommended.
Address g. MILLER. Steward, staun-
4 ton Va,
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway,

Cars leave corner of Seventh and Perry
Streets, .aIanchester,s every hour Con the
ho,ir) from . A. M 10 n o p, NJ. Ia r.. NJ
cav to Chester. Last car, Il IS nlidnisht.3s
through to Petersburg. "a Limited car. 5.1S Va
+ NJ, daily except sunday gssax
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Of SScamurss
Street, every hour from q :35 A. A., to e
II. NJ. Last car, 1l:40 r. M; limited cAr.''
5T.l5 a.. M daily except Sunday. f ss.st
All cara from Petersburg connecting Rch<E..
nlcnt cars ~ 5sitss
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WANTED, YOU TO SEE OUR HAND
painted suspenders, corset bags. &c.
Make beautiful and useful Christmas
& presents for your girl friend; Just the
thing. The Corset Shop. 317 North
Fifth Street. Mrs. A. j. PYLE,
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
field sausage. It Is >the best.
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ANTIQUES.
HATS CLEANED, BLOCKED, SHAPED.
DYEING AND CLEANING.

SUITS SECURED AND PRESSED. 75c.;
suits pressed, Soc; gents and ladies'
suits dyed at G1LL'S. 3e5 North Fifth
Street. Phone 1852.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. sas
y. B.-Following schedule figures pub
llshed only as information, and arc not /
guaranteed: r.
100 A. M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte. -
ii:l5 a. Observation-Disclosures Buffet Pull +
man to Atlanta and Brniln CHAM. New
Orleans, Memphis. Chattanooga, ana
all the South. Through coach tor
Chase City. Oxford. Durham .',f
600 p M.--Ex. Sunday-Keysvil,e Locals 4
11:sc F. M.-Day-L.n,lted Pullman ready
$3.50 r. N, for all the South. K
YORK RIVER LINE. 80
1880 p M-Ex. sunday-To West Potat.s
Connecting for Baltimore. Monday,
"Wednesday. Friday. ~;
a'l3 r. M.--Monday, Wednesday, and Fri:4
,day--Local to West Point.
1880 a. M.-Ex. Sundays-Local. TO West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND ~
6:55 a. NJ. $40 p. hr.--From all the South I,
a:l0EP i.--From Charlotte Raleigh. DUR
ham. Chase City and local stations !, {.
$40 a. M.--From keysvllIe-Locai. nc
$50 \. M.-Erom West Point, and from
Baltimore Wednesday. Friday and
Sunday. ~ a.; 3
Point. :. i... 4
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FUEL
FLAGS AND BANNERS.

FLAGS AND BANNERS
any design made to order. a., ~
COPELAND & CO., los North Ninth.
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Real estate for 6ale.


FOR SALE, ONE or THE PRETTIESTl
eight-room dwellings in Newport
1901: has been held ut $4,000. now
sacrificed to settle an estate. Splcn-
did investment. Pays got, twice as
much as bank, and safer. Postal
3 for particulars. SOAlMERNlLLlc
TRUST Co. INC, Newport News, Va.
FoR SALE OR RENT, aoo-AcRn
farm and dwelling; good country
store; post-oflce in same: necessary
outbulldIngs; right ut station; no op-
position; healthy; good neighbor-
hoods schools and church. L. c..
GARRETT, i03 East Main Street.
WE HAVE A CUSTOMER FOR corr
east Of soulevard. II You nave 1T i,
let us have It qHiek; AN Pr n;
East Main Street Phone St5.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS AT
lowest prices on easy terms; sroat-
est bargains in Virginia. Write for
Charlie ttesyille, Va.
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LOST. A LARGE BLACK AND wHITB
pointer. unbroken; little timid; large
reward II returned to Or. ED. Nc
CURE. Ill East Grace Street.
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HEATED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen. at 7l9 East Grace.
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RaGroaos.
NullE0HU8. N Ii
r. f. e p ssa$ssS5 !; s 4

X. il. e sS fS Sa$sssSs a Il,
LEAVE :wa EISHMosp = ! j. onr'r-
49, a. s!.--paily BYRD s.. , II
700 a. M.--Daily--linin Sc Through.
1850 a. M.--Week Days--t.lba Ashlaii
sac a.. M.--Dai1y--Byrd. Street. Through,
1. .ss %ss Dq5s9yEsas = rs ssss
400 i. M.--Week Days--Byrd st. wash
Ins,en Accommodation,
ton Accommodation.
$50 p. sM.--Week Days--Eiba. Ashlan4a
Accommodation.
ss SIS r MpaIIy-hssa g. t. Thrsass
ARRIVE RIcHMoND-soUrH.3
WARD
6:30 n. ar.--woek Days--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
I:se ~ n -Daily-Byrd ST. Through,
$50 ~ M--Wcek Da.s--Byrd st. Wash.
ington Accommodation.
1865 ~ M.-sunday ony-Eiba. washing.
10 40 4. M1-Week isays-Elba, Ashland
1879 F. -pa,ly--alaIn through Is {
$40 M.--Week Daya-Elon {Astlsf a.
5;i5 r. M.-pally-- Byrd st. Through K !:
cnl stops. -
NOTE. @puliman Sleeping. o. parior Cars.
on all above trains. except local accommo1.
dntlons. B ~ 5siIl 81
Al trains e and from Byrd stree. ssa....
Time of arrival and departures aud CONF.
nectons not guaranteed.
G. w. CULP. w. p. TAYLOR, - -.
Gent supt. Traf. Mgr. 6.
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