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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

The pack mule is quite as much &C
Institution a. she team mule and Is
absolutely Indispensable ia the noun
tains. Mule packing IS a fine art. and
with well trained animal and a skill
tul packer you can safely transport
anything from piano 10 u bag OF oats
When the packer has finished his lot
In an artistic manner. the animal NAV
buck or back. kick or rear or roll. bpi
he cannot rid himself OF his burden
and he finally gives II up In despair
After two or three experiences he vii,
submit 10 his destiny and fall into line
with the rest Of The rain every morn
ing 10 receive his load from the pack
er we'll trainsd pack mule IS at
ways proud Of his load. aud IL By any
means II gets loose he will step quietly
out Of line aud wait until the pack
master comes along so tighten 1t.
The most serious objection 10 tn,
mule. which you sometimes find 10 hu
man beings also. Is the delusion tina.
he can sing. One who has never hearc
mule solo cannot appreciate the ex
tent OF his mistake: but like every
ahAt4% tiHN ubbhN MS rOuE L
strictly original. 1t belongs TO no other
animal No one can describe and nc
one can imiinie It.-New York Mail.
Lord Palmcrsion ana sir ) IaS,,.
who told the story. were walking down
Bond street. \ man came Up and
saluted the statesman.
How do you do. Lord Palmerston ?"
"Ab. how do? Glad TO see you
How's the old complaint77
The strangers face cloHLea over. and
he shook his head mo better"
Dear me, So sorry. Glad to have
met you. Goodby"
Who's your friendy" asked Sir
James when the stranger had gone.
"No idea"
why. you asked him about his old
complaint"
Pooh. poobr" replied the other I'M
concernediy. The old fellows well
over sixty; bound to have something
li.e matter with him."-I .oudon Globe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
VIA ytAhu delaware snd/ Virginia RAILWAY
company, happshannock River Lire
feet

Steamers ave Bstimo e.. Ifrbt sf,.t 81. ,.,...
'.iay Nestsui End Nbi. ienit
onrot fonaS'
~H'e inesn2 $50 N,-thl Trip
Nif2ttcS Nj Ottoman Nor. Rn,t.o euue
Nefer fl's. Mhelitot
Ysr9 us1av Port Roya aay ss nnn
Mildly % M ID r. l.l3 p,i.a+
ioh SharI lappahannoca '''4s' = huors Mhea
a., frs 40 m tor North Eui White son. rx., u,
N,,Ahr % tlnar,
W.. s9a'l ~toruns a. R,e'r,
every Tns-,,s az W Bat Nd Intermediate landings
ror on"a' i" ROYAL ar
'Ass AZ i@i-f a no next
' "a me- Ne.iofds No sham m iapPa
N.AsSon trbenns Mien,st ~
ua $40 NJ SoA "ses l-yiston. stone Siitr.t Mn
MI eSye isppehanuoct permitting 7ao u y,
FNN ioioWs. lf1ri's
i' N.Y. tr.rk North Nestan '@'' "~rms
rI1a, Tuesday
i So
TAPPAHANEOCK .n,r,,, ''''S
se Isp9anaoek sea SATURDAY. p m s9oor, - p
alrol
lssns,oo white "orSns
,eI'uiuE sauer vi. leave Norfolk
stopping landings
Au1 ha{ stopping
sailing 'N'e1 m Aorolk alter m IN
This timetable shows The boats may b. ~ 49,.
but their
any nor is The comgeu ht ssponsbs ,os ,ny sssy o.
''ssni f'reivei At b~uiao- until "a. ,siiuaasr.
v D. Scott, agent. Fredericksbur9. Va
: ~ ARD T60HsOT Gen Ma -sT-err~D- - o.
Fstir'or- Ma. Dee ur" IT 4 Psas A.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
hAINS DIDN'T PLAN MURDER
Witness Says Brothers Went 70 Lons
Island on Real Estate Deal.

Witness Says Brothers Went 70 Lont
Island on Real Estate Deal.
Flushing. y. " Dec. 29.-The dc
Tense scored two material points In the
evidence developed ia the trial o,
Thornton J. Hams. which the defend
ants counsel assert disprovcs thu
charge that the author was a principal
with his brother Captain Peter c
Hams. Jr., in the killing OF William
+. Annis. OF the Baysiie Yacht club
In Little Neck bay.
Testimony that Thornton Hams did
not 20 to Bayside TO Lii Annis. but &c
look at property. was testified TO bv
Charles r. Weaver. sales agent FOR
the Hams Concrete Mixer company
who further declared that Il was at his
insistent invitation that the Hams
brothers on Aug IS postponed a trip
20 Sandy Hook and went TO Bayside to
Inspect real estate there Weaver al
most sobbed on the stand when he said
that he felt responsible for sending
the Hams brothers on the journey that
ended in the death OF Anuis.
The second material point brought
out by the defense was drawn from
John Tierney. a garbage collector. who
said he was an eye witness 10 the
tragedy. Tierney declared that Captain
Hams had ceased firing before his
brother ran to the float. and that the
defendant did not draw his revolver
until Charles Roberts. a club member
advanced toward Captain Hams with
the captains revolver in his hand
Tierney said that Thornton Hams did
not point his revolver AZ any one on
the float. hut called for an officer to
arrest HIS brother.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
TIME BRINGS DEATH
TO ELECTROCUTED
Engineer Says ResuSCitatiOn is
Possible After Shock.

Trenton \. J.. Dec. ee-Aucn Il
Walsh. an electrical enEinccr M charg.
OF the testing department OF the John
n Roebiing sons company hero
gave out a statement in which be saws
that IN his opinion It Is time rathcf
than the direct shock that causes th.
death OF the victim OF an eiectrocutiou
The shock. he says. causes the bloc
to clog. and IL the body remains unar
tended FOR an hour or 4 little less Dir
viii become extinct
NJ. Walsh gives an instance OF t
man at the Rocbling plant who receH
ed charge 81 several thousand volts
The man was rendered unconscieu
and animation was entirely suspended
Mr.. Walsh says he worked over hin
and revived him. and that the victim
vas able 20 Halk home an hour aftei
the occurrence. and has since felt n,
bad results
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
CHECKING A BUNDLE.
The Way the Tired Man Saved Hin,
self Labor and Trouble.

self Labor and Trouble.
One day a man wen, into a very big
store. lie had a hcav. package with
him.
Not In the sense you mean. smariicS.
but In the real seuSe
lie had 10 30 two blocks farther
down the street and didn't want to
carry the package. SO he decided that
he would leave :; !p the chez room.
He a~Sed a hoorwaiker who looked
like "a United States senator. but who
was perfect gentleman. where the
check room was. The aOorwalker said
II hrceai>ieSoverdownstairSandover.
DnthcWaba ShSide"
lie went there. wherever that WAS.
and found he had made mistake
lie knew % was himself who had
mAde tie mistake. FOR as nice a man
as roorwaiSer with a Prince Albert
nn couldn't have made mistake.
Finally after he had lugSed his bun.
dc thirty-two blocks hunting The
chec6 room. had found the check room
ana deposited his bundle he walked
his two blocks TO the other place and
was through FOR the day.
Then he soiiioquizcd:
How should ever have got
through nr stood the wear and tear AZ
chat long TWO blocks carrying that
bundle. II u hadn't been for the
check room system. what could have
done Chicago News
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
SERPENT Of AesculApiuS.
"srsh'p Of Snakes Led TO Aseps,or e.
the Mystical Symbol

NV ~ eNt~eN 0FNN1NN
II has been pointed cut hs ~ hor
din that the worship OF tNc ~cnu.nt
was - universal iu antiqii, thrt al.
temples came to De, known al. SIR,
coma" tserpent housesl
However that may o.. ..rf,.si~ y,,.r..
kept In many Of the temples 81 a.
uQuity. notably IN those Of At..n.
whose son. Aesculapius. Is rcpr..>.,t,.,
10 ancient Statuary carrying >eri,....
lnt"ined round stan or rouud bis ar.u
Tue serpent indeed. catue In tiui,. %.
be the special mystical emblem OF SYM.
hci Of the Aesculapitn arr,
The serpentS % the ancient Cn,.,.l
temples were In all probability r..ii.s
II that primitive serpent wor.hl.,
when was at one time universal amon..
prehistoric peoples and has uot Ji.,l
out among many savage races Al TN.
present day.
Ana "voodoo." or obi serI.cn, wor
ship Is Stili said 20 linger in the Wo.st
Indies among the descendants ~
slaves.
IN taiu especially. where nerr,eS
were dumped down from Arri-s hr ti,.
ola slave traders and were kept i'm To-.
serve before being sold 20 master, la
the Surrounding islands vo.-l,., hos
'eued Roman Catholic miSSi,rs~i..
ami priests for ages. \ French naval
officer who visited THE court of 49,.
Haitian potentate Soulonsiie In l>ta
ueSerihcd vooioo ceremony whe-.
cannihal'Stlc and other orslcs wore ln
dulgcd H.
IL i noticeable that the cock a,f
black goat which were Soicmniv eat.,
"a this oCcasion wcrc l.oth 90 tb.,,,
>'cred {" AeSculapiuS Hence WEE n,y
"tcr that tie Ae~cuiapian c,it,s Ms
originally an mnocent form ~ v,s.f,..
ana at the same a rrimordtI religion
ne extreme antiquity OF serpent
worship seems. indeed. to Doe hin,e.l
az IN "en'Si~. where the devil aprea->
m the Gui>e ~ TIE snake rod intent .,
the ruin OF man. In the story 81 3D..
orazen serpent healing qualities o~.
attributed 10 The image Iancet
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

George. dear. what kind ~ a won
an would you marry n you married
again. asked the amisbie wife
Well II ! married again began
lie brutal husband.
Then you acknowledge that yos
would marry agalnt"
I'm not saying one way or the 9th.
or. but
But you don't give me a definite
answer. and that proves
That doesn't prove anything. be-
etusc"-
1t does too. So what Kind OF
woman would you marry II YOU mar
ried againF
Il wouldn't marry again could
not"
of course you have 10 say chat"
"Of course do. because was
about 10 say that II | married again
II would be the Kind Of a woman who
would nos ask me what kind II wo-
man would marry IL married
a gain" Judge.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
A PECULIAR SPIDER
ne Catches Birds as Big as Isrks IN
His Mammoth Web.

tft~ffNf'fSNn W co.
Far mp t. the mountains of Cevlau
there j. a spider that spins a web Ike
bright yellow ish six. The central mo-,
~ which Is five feet TIA diamefcr win,
The supporting lines. or guys ss NJ,
are called. measure sometimes tsn ,r
twelve feet and. riding quickly in "a.
carry morning you may dash riah-
INTO ~. tho stout threads twininc roinl
your face like lace ven. while. as ,h..
creature that has woven Il takes n,
his position in the middle. he generally
catches you right "a the nose. and
though he seldom bites OF stlngs III.
contact OF his large body and lon., leo.
i anything but pleasant II Won Tor.
cot yourself and try 10 catch him bit.
be VIII. aud. though not venomors
MS jaws are as powerful as a birds
beak. aud You are not likely 10 forget
the encounter.
10 bodies ~ these spiders are very
handsomely decorated. being hris-b,
gold or scarlet underneath vbn. a..
upper pat is covered with the most
delicate slate coiored fur. So strong
are the wcls that birds the size az
iarAs are frequently caught fbo-.f,,
and even the small but powerful s.aI,
lizard falls q victim. A writer SAYS
ihat DE has often sat sud watched -i..
veto" monster - measuring. whef.
waiting Tor his prey. with his le.,
stretched out fully six inches striding
across the middle Of the net and noted
the rapid manner ia which De winds
his stout threads round the UNIFORM
aate captive
lie usually throws the coils about
The head until the wretchcI victim &.
nrst blinded and then clicked Ia
many unfrequented dark hooks Of Cha,
jungle you come across most perfect
skeletons OF small birds c4r-b. in
these terrible snares.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
The Latest Closing Prices For Produc,
and Live Stock.


PHILADEl PHIA-FLOUR steads
winter extras. new. $3.75G $50; win
ter clear, 81 q 4.25; city mills. fanc,
$5.S5Q6.
RYE FLOUR dun. at s41OGAI5 pei
barrel
WHEAT firm. No. red. western
$1.03 y a I.0f.
66@66isc
OATS quiet: No , white. clipped
563kc.; lower grades. sac.
HAY steady; timothy. large bale
SIS per ton.
POULTRI-Live firm: hens. l2l
Q133zc.; old ROSTERS, 9iac Dressc,
steady; choice fowls. lac: old roos
ers. 9iAc.
BUTTER steady; extra creamer5
341Sc
EGGS steady; selected, 80 a 4Oc /:
nearby, sic. western. 34c.
POTATOES steady: per bushel, S
QS5c. Sweet Potatoes steady: per
basket. 40G soc
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

Look here. YOU. literary man
can't afford the extravaganza ~ rio,e.
Ink"
The literary man tore thourbffu,iv .
pendent piece Of leather from the SOL
II his shoe.
i know" be admitted. that vioie.
INK costs thrice as much as black
DIX black corrodes q pen in a weet
whereas violet Is noncorrosIve. and
With It's use il IS possible 10 make ONE
pen last six or seven months Tn. i,,o
Husseh SAGE. who used violet ink ex.
'iusiVeiy In his Office. revealed this
great truth to me during my brief cler
ical career IN his ONCE" -Exchanre
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
TAFT NOT A PLAYGOER

Has Seen Only One In Twenty Year.
and That "Uncie Toms CABIN
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 29-Unlike NJ
Roosevelt. President Elect Taft doe.
not attend many theatrical perform
ances- Sheppard Friedman. bushes
manager for Miss Blanche Walsh. sen
him telegram to Augusta. asking hin
II he would accept the courtesy OF ,
box for New Years eve In that citt
This was the answer:
Thanks; have attended only on,
theatrical performance in twent,
years. Then TO see Uncle Tom
Cabin"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
HcwS THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. J
CHENNEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersighned, have known
+. J. Cheney Tor the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable 10 all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDsSG. KISNAN & MAhvtx
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
haiFs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimo-
nieie sent free. Price 75c- per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
FOUND BLOODY CLOTHING
Wilmington Police Have Valuable Clue
In Double Murder.

Wilmington Police Have Valuable Clue
In Double Murder.
Wilmington. Del. Dec. 2e-What s.
believed TO be definite clue fNine
the murder of Wycentr Florczik and
his wife on the former half brother
Alexander Florczik. eisatecn years oi
age. was unearthed by The police a
suit OF clothes covered with blood be-
ing found hidden in a mattress in Oh .
youths bed. The discovery was mode
at the home Of the murdered cou0i
with whom the accused boarded. Tn.
suspect. who has been In custody since
the mutilated bodies were discovere
on Dec. Is. denied ownership OF the a.
parel. but the coat and trousers fttcf
him. He was sweated. but adhered &C
his original declaration OF Innocence.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

II was In the drawing room ate,
dlnner that they discussed an absent
maiden friends bad points with ia.
usual grim and scathing glee Havlu.
thoroughly dlssected her personal an.
pearance. they next paid attention e.
her mental shortcomings.
She Is very singular girl snake
the one
Yes. indeed" responded her com
panion But. then. that Is not hci
fauit. Tor never saw n girl so arxiou.
10 be plural - rgonaut.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

oh sobbed Mrs. Casey. some wan
told me husband. Pat. that he cd have
his pants pressed be lettir' tn steam,
roller run over them. an PAT froi-
tn schemew
Well. ply do Va crys" asked The.
friend. Mrs. Clarity.
oh" walled the wife. rat forg.f
Z take tn pants OF frstm-Judge
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

Once Noted spender Wants to Lead a
Quiet Life.

Quiet LIE.
Chicago. Dec. - walter scott.
otherwise known as Death VALLEY
Scotty' and ~Scotty the SDender." el-
tered the United States recritting q.
rec and declared ms inft ution OF en-
listing IN the marine service. lie said
he wanted to lead a Quieier iite.
Scott came into prominence few
years ago when he arrived Ia Chicago
on a special train. with the announced
intention Of Kidding himself OF part q
an unlimited fortune supposedly locet
ed in Death Valley. His SO tips TO
bellboys. wine suppers and other r.
forts 10 establish a reputation as the
champion spcnder Of the world occu-
pied columns in the newspapers for a
time The source OF his income was n
matter OF much speculation and has
It is said. never been cleared mp.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
A COSTLY WRECK
Ten Cars and TWO Engines SMASHED
and One Person Injured.

and One Person injured.
Harrisburg. Pa Dec 29.-Ten cars
two engines and a polling car wcr.
smashed. ten men had narrow escape
from injury and one was injured in
peculiar accident Just west OF a.,
Rockville bridge on the Pennsylvani-
railroad. One OF the derailed freigh
cars was Knocked clear across IN,
tracks into a telegraph tower. partl
demolishig it and throwing It from 10
foundations. The towerman, Ralph G.
Kaufman. OF Rockville. escaped wlH
MS life by leaping from one OF "a,
upper windows
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
TEN MEN BURIED ALIVE

Lsberers In Trench smothered BY
cave-in.
Birmingham, Ala. Dec. 29-Ten mcn
met death In a cavern Of trench at
the blast furnace plant at Ensley. The
men were working in a large trench
abotu eight feet below the surface
Mechanical carriers were used to take
away the dirt exeavated. and when 3
tuFh<<ier broke a beam fell on the CO
evening Gali which formed one side OF
n the men we're digging. The
-<o5ed oyer on the men
John Marta, aGed x.',,....~sn ..ls>.
naxtln. Of Chionvtlle. was Killed by q
-. = sn|n13D1's' Pa a lew days
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
Live Stock Markets.

PiTTSBURG Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE active and higher; choice
$3.50 a SIS; prime, S620H6.4O
SHEEP higher, prime wethers. S475
05; culls and common, sea so.
lambs. S5N 1855; veal calves. $40 8 so.
HOGS higher. prime heavies. s6.2s
q $40; mediums, $6.20m625: heavy
Workers.. S6.l0Q620; light Workers.
t5.75Q5.so; pigs. t55oQ5.so; Toushs'
$500 $50.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
hettentots on warpath.

CapetoVn. Dec. 29.-The Hoteniot
in German Southwest Africa are agar
on the wsrpath. They recently raid,
some cattle posts near the Bechuana
land border and murdered two Eur
peans. Seven German soldiers wer
sent iR pursuit. but they were all sho
dow by the Hottentots.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
HISTORIANS MEET TODAY

Annual Gathering Of American His
torieai Association In Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 20. - In This
city, in and around which so much
American history has been made. tho
members of the American Historic
association assembled today for their
annual meeting. Various papers Of IN
ferest to students OF American histor,
will be read at the meeting.
The object Of the association is the
promotion Of historical studies. The
president of the association Is George
b. Adams. professor Of history in Yale
university.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

Pottsville. Pa. Dec. es.-While cat
Ing fried oysters Robert Haertter. g
draugthsman. Bit upon a gritty sub
stance. Investigating. he found tina,
one OF the oysters had a beautifu
800 pearl in fl the size OF a pea
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
UNIVERSAL

l. the praise Of. Sowah's
Preparation. Mot.-Ars write
Us that IL has sased their
children. Men tell u OF Its
marvellous cures wasn they
ARE on the road. All who
have used il sing it, praises.
IL cures every thing where
indian nation l. the seat.
25e. 20: 81 90 All drug
sists. External Buy today.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
w. 8. EMBREY

lsuecessorto Rmbrey s Bergman.
Dealer In Railroad Cross Ties. Cedar
'osts, spokes and Hoops. Keeps
on hand large supply OF
Baled Hay and Mil Feed. Once near
Railroad Depot, Fredericksburg, Va
Also Agent for Page Wire FEM . 10
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
Xmas is Upon Us. Are You
Ready?

section oi this
e me best goods and Offering illustrates onr ab
80 give Won The best fr the elk .u,,,s,i4 ~;
'Ns Week Hes Suit Cases Dress Initial U.,i
,er l'n Linen kerchiefs. Silk Haudkerch- Sl N
80 thuers = Hose. Umbrellas. Coli kia an ~
9s,' moves We box them free Ci
A-r aer- tloves Hose. mbreas Handker,hefs Fnrs
tt,s 'sis ms buckles, Hat Plus
que 0otnos kirretts Ribbons Collars
suit Eases. Trunks. Embroidered Linens rbI
silks ~ tlloN Cords Pincushious Drapery Waists
D>s OnodS Newport S'sris. Fascinators Sbaw Uonis
lnk SIX fetticoats. Wool skirts Curtains MI.
alst Fronts six many o,hers 10 o'Ss'
and - reiu~l prices Millinery Baby Caps Skirts Goats
box gifts -'' P'''e7- heneuier a"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

Little Willie-Say. pa. what is the
adherence between genius and insan.
ity: Pa-The lunatic my son IS AT
least sure Of his board and clothes.
Exchange
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
= HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
Busy Medicine Tor Busy People.
Bags 0clocn Health and Renexed vignr.

bfaxs Golden Helm and Renewed vigor.
a specinc for Consti patton. Indigestion. liver
and Kidney troubles PimpIes. Eczesna I,an,rs
os@oa. Bad Breath. sluggish Bowels. Readache
sno b4ckache. Its Rocky Mountain Tea In b.
'L ~oue-. Company. Madison' Wis "
'nought reading afs~r-~~eistas t.,isr y 80 -
II which they excel. 'PLf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
Southern Railway

\. s.-Folioving schsduie figures pubnshsn 4,
1orSAnon sEd are not guaranteed.
SEIZED ule erecuve sept 9th 1875
iraios eaVs Washington fron Asv yufan
StaGon
Sis - ~ Daily-LOcsf fOg Wsstsskoa Dan
''l'- end vsJ stations
10 q n Daily-Locsi for aa5risouburs. Va
SIS q m. psiiy-UsI s.i sssses Sas, Nal.
flfseclass COACHES and drasing-room sleeper 40
Ncs prieans- pininz car service.
Aie p N. daily Waehineson aud FLORIDA
Limleeo- Through coaches and slet per 90 c.
,umoia. Savannah and JAcssongflle Slice Or
70 augusta. BUFFET service. roaziss 30 Cal
llS p u. wssf nays-Loo.l for Harn.opbor -
and gay siatioas On Manassas branch
~ N. Dsil;-r-Local for warrsnsos and
~hedottesvfils.
1000 p. n. Dsny-Nsv YORK and Hemph,,
Limited (yia LynchburgD-First class coach aud
sieepias ear 40 Roanoke. Knoxville. ChAtsr-
aooga. Biraintsham and Memphlet sleeper "A
New Orleans. Oiningear service.
l0w p. m. Daily-Neu York snd Nes Orleans
iAmifed-AH iGlman trains club and ob.@rvs
uon cars 20 New Orieansl sleeper - Ashville
snsnss. Ees Orleans Sleeper 20 Charlotte.
Through trains from the south srriv. Wash
and ~ q; m; ds,ly; hat.i:eabars l2ss =
iotsssvlly $40 Q. m. and $50 .. m.
Ilckets seepins-csr reservations, and detailed
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