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who wishes Co help out iu criSis-
 This is magnificent. and lt i~ uut var. but the audible sign of au era of good feeling. lu our unsopb5=tisatrd vest cru way. some ef us had suspected that when Mir Hartman uttered these fine sautimeatz he chiefly designed ta "ioIIy- the reporters. and We let t Er at that but the New York World takes t in almost saraunic temper like this
 This was philanthropy af the high lest order Mir Hartman. suffeited vita tae acquisition of railroad proper ties. is now experiencing the deeper pleasure of helping less fortunate com petItors on Co success. He has becom' a Father Bounuful of finance. extend irg atd ta indigent and deserving rail- roads with lulv the reservation that be hc allowed tu run them and safeguard tarm from mru actuatrd by less dis interested motives.
 "Ig Is a pleasing picture at great taj- suts for organization and operation d. y.rted fram private saiu and devoted to Che service of the public ta th, H.HsHt at .Hat country which Nr H8r- riuan asutz ta see "fae greatest on
 lrtH9 and which ne Intends to "help .uake saeu~ Mir. Crussl, and NIT Rockefeller are seen ta ls unlH ia the elementary class of phaauihrupisiz
 THEu tba NgV York Journal al com uefes rroeeeds te sEaid Mir Hlrri- man u tHis veIu:
 aW#t e5H Het our lradas fnaneirrs Poe confront tH admit that tHry ia things -mpH through legitimate hu-msss mo- .HjvaSa Why always pratt about dis interested. aIHHsue ambitions Nr Hartman has rather spoiled tz tat- .~t coup by seeking = elerhr t lH a phiiaHrHropic garb"
 Ntr Hartman Is his brothers keep .r iz there railroad maguat, in dis ,rasz MT Hartman has t-e help Ing Haaa cver ready ta he stretched forth. and what that member aucc egee#H8ssrs t never iets go.
 If is a real romance. in which .Ir- tue creates its own reward. and men turns on the ImeHght We hope that NH Hartman may live bong and We know that he will prosper Good r-o-  Die ar scarce. and te him that hath more shall he given r there is any thing eIse that he wants let him ask for it- san Francisco Call
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PARSON
 GOES
 INSANE
ATTEMPTS TO SAVE SOULS BY SHOOTING SOME OF TIE
 SINNERS.

\ story 5TI tha more sensational hoe saaza ,he details aas authenticated l- tala 4f Missouri Haf=eu. aha after =ssaHe ta aH saHI= tar Heaven by sUaouns aa tbc sinners among hi- aare. was hfms,lr tracked and slain lz public danger by tHe members of tHr congregation
 Pm I;av Valentine Strauss. pastor af tho Geman EvaHe-Hsal church a. Hermann. H=f far from st. Louis. mine t-f-fed ta fhr spiritual uyeavsttigs of his Haek fee Hfts.a se#f- Hr wae r,# ssae1 for h.z Holisia8= feryar and his aaEFfu.-- ta relieve distress. His cIo- gusHgg in the pulpit Uas ,ulv zarpaS=- .t by ths zelI which he sought con- esft- while making pastoral eizita- tiaus
 Two months ago hc became insane. Ife ztdH yeamrd faH zuutz ts save. but saa0 tired af tae artmdev methods af a.rHias them lie haue.t revolver. rifles and zhat guns bv the score. and turned tho veztr ar IHr church and hi- own home intuau armory.
 After dark ds started out. fully arm ed Iiy climbed trees. waited for the srrfsaet of some pour sinner. and fired. thinking that if he aas unable To iu- crease Inc church membership hc Vouid at least send a soul straight ta Heaven. LuekHv he uas ap Hainfcr- eHt marksmau. for although there Is evidence thai he shot morr chan fifty times hr Killed nobody. and only wounded six
 Far some time the Identity 8f this mzsferious maniac who at midnight discharged revalvcrs II random pug zied the authorities. far the Rev MT strauss generally returned home anl told his wife that he had been comfort ing the la~t moments of a dying par isa4=r
 once she followed him and saw him deliberately Hrr at uou-church-go going villager. See induced him tu come home. and when he told her that he was determined to "hrlne more men to Christ through the m-trumentalty of cartridges" she thought that the time for action had come.
 The inhabitants were tcrrorized b, tHe eutragcs. and were unable even to guess at the identity af the author un- iii Sunday night when Mrs. Strauss rushed to tae township and besought everyone to remain indoors. as her husband was abroad armed with rec v"lvers
 His wife ran down the road before aim. warning the ueisHborhood. Twelve of his flock. also armed. were ready for him He blazod twice at his wife and missed The dozen members of his congregation then dropped on their knees. and carefully shot Mir. Strauss down.
 He fell mortaly wounded under a large oak tree. where he delivered his first sermon fifteen years ago His head piIlowed on his wifrs lap the pastor exclaimed with his last breath, Father. forgive them. for they know not what they do"-Ex.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS W. DARCY CHASE. N. D.
 DdlCe: Nome Bank & Trust Bldg
 Hours Phone i.r0 te 500 D. m. Office Main 2 700 to s:OO D. m House Red
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. JOSH R. MCINTYRE
 Real Estate and FjnsaSlsI Agent. tOs-40s Mutual Life Building. Seattle.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
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end Division. uu July s5th. 1908. oa judgment rendered in said court on 'he sd day of July. teo5. in favor Of John L.. Beau and. against the Camptaa Mining < Trading Company. corps- ration. | will offer for sale at publ q vendue ta the highest ana best hidl for cash, on the sSth day bf August i9eS. at . o'clock tn the afternoon. at tHr front Hoor of the Court Hausa Nome. Alaska, all ef the right tItle and interest ot the defendant company herein. in and ta the following de- scribed ditches. water rights. etc, said property having been heretofore lev ted upon by me under and by virtue .ef writ of attachment issued in the above entitled action and out of the above entitled court
 Tha, certain ditch known as the Lower Campinn pr Debris Ditch. which Has it's intake at Buffalo creek and all of the waters of Buffalo creek appFa- priatcd thereby.
 All uf the right. title and interest of the defendant company tn and to those certain water rights on Buffalo creek. That certain ditch known as the High or Upper Campion Ditch. which has its intake at Buffalo creek. and all ef thr waters appropriated thereby.
 Ail uf the right. tttle and interest af tbe defendant company in and Co thosz certain water risbts ou Dorothy creek. Dated this 2Sth day pf July 1908.
 T. C. POWELL.
 I-nIt.l slnL.a AIar.hnL
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United States Marshal
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OLD MAN
 IS SLAIN
TO PREVENT HIS MARRIAGE TO 4 THiRTEEN-YEAR- R-oLo
 GIRL.

DOVER Del, Aug = That William Williams. aged 64 a prospective bride groom. who had obtained license to wed Elizabeth Wall. a I2 year old girl. and whose body was found hanging to tree near Marydel. was murdered
 was established by the coroner who held an inquest in the case. The jury found that Williams came 10 his death by blow on the head from a blunt
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instrument i'm the hands of same per son Hr persons unknown
 lt WHs at first believed that the man committed suicide. but The finding nf a marriage license and other peculiar cir cumstauCes tsd the authorities to make m fuvv~tiEattou. on fbC theory that he vas slain ta prevent hts marriage with a mere child.
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NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of execution and or der of sale. issued out of the District Court. for the District of Alaska. Sec
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-25
NDIClDOR GENERAL

COSEJos A LAS MADREs. -El jarabe
calmante de Ia Sefiora Winslow debe
usarse siempre que los nifios estan en- el
periodo de la detenci6n. ProporcionR all
vic Immediate al pequeflo paciente, produ-
ce un suefiO natural y tranqulIo, alivia Ell
doIor ell angelic despierta Dauy vivO y
alegre. Es muy agrad dable al paladar,
calma al nifio, ablanda sus dolores, hace
faci 'es la funcionen del estomsgo y regula
los intestinOs. Els el mejOr remedio COMO
cido para la diarrea va provenga 6sta de la
Tengase mueho cuidado en pedir eI oJara-
be Calmatne de la Sonora Winslow": es el
meior de todOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-25
Paris BllaT.

Pa1ticipsmoH & nueBtrR diEtinguida
olientes que hemoB Escibido AN extenBc
suTtido On tiraB , entFsdoasI Suizop com
probadAs persona mante por 81 Jefs de la
case. Es 10 mas fino que viene 4 Puerto
Rico. Los hay On tsla tupida , en- tsla
claIip.
A6emkB Sc ha recibido una ncvedad en-
abanicos dc Valencia en- donds mand6 eata
casa MADEIRA de CsdFo para los vsTillaisl
do lcH AbanicOB log que FeHultan una gran
novedad
EBta cara no omits gsstos para trssI
Biempre novedades 4 Puerto Rico. Fotaleza
Pe1r0 QS9xsfS
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Los .onhreEos Do uLs Npuudndps .

Ha CauGadO muy grata impression entire
sl elemento fsmenino de eta ciulad dc
Ia isle, 81 gran surtido de bonito8 y ele'
gAntas EombrsTos que todRB formsB y
pEecios eBt6 Tecibisndo Ii acTsditada ten
dR de modaI "Las NovsdadeB." Propios
para Ia eataci6n de los fltimol modeloE
do Paris, Nusva Yolk, LondEeBy Madrid
tiensn LAS Novedades'' 81 mas eapI6di'
do Eurtido de BombreroB para sefloEaB, CO.
fioFitRg mas, que darfn nruahaE.
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at "LA VILLA DE MA
DRLD". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
eintas fnas para lazos y bandas; las hay
desde 2 SIS cada juego. NuevO surtidO de
Faldas y Abrigos de seda para Senoras,
asf como los mejores Casimires, Alpacas,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estos Y
Otros muchos articulos se acaban de recibir
en- la "VILLA DE MADRID. Vistenos
o pfdanos muestras lie atenderemos
gusto3os.
r. o. Box, 784. Telefono 273.
San Francisco ST. San Juan, p, r.
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ClSA 1E PRESTlN0S lE J. c. SILYI.

En- los dfal 2 y 2 de Mayo pr6ximo
So lltvRE6 & cabo en- 81 II de la cslle de
ls Luna el remats de lag pEsndas cuyos
telol es no han sido PenovadoB nj CknosIa.
dos dsapu6i de los BOiB meueu que concsds
Ia ley.
La cass RuBpsnds Bus opaEacioneg de
pE6AtamoG y luplics a todoH los que tenga !
prendaB q objetOB smpeh sdog Bo aiE7an
EescataTloa On ol t6rmino gus prescribe ls
10y. 9Y.h
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EEL RON SAN LUIs.-Todo 81 nun
do estS convsncidO que sHte from" meTeCe
Ia gran aceptaci6n que en- tOdR lR iala 90
le dispense. Los .fiarsS Alvarez Her
manoH AiempEe tienen grandss pedidoB qua
1eapachar On "a dep6aito de lR calle de
San Joa6 2. No contiene ningunR HuB
tancia noCiva suB componentea Hon todol
da Ia meioP cRlidOd.
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EN- LA '.NUEVA PARIsIENsE g"
San Julto n6mero 143. Sc vsnds IN e.
peio de Cusrpo entero, dos vitrina8 de cEi1
tales MADEIRA, vRTiaH coTredersB de made
TR cEiHtales para spRERdoreV, 2 fguERH
de ceRa para xponsr BombreToB y difsFsn'
tsB vidEisTas para exponer objeto vaIieR.
Precio8 limitRdoH. Is v. 8,
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SOLLRES En- slNTuRGE,

So venden EolREeB con frents 4 Ia CRIre.
terra central ? otEoB inteFiorea con cRIIeB
RiFmRdRa.
Informant w. Bosch. Ts9uau n6msro
altos. D.
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Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhshn & 90,
gegala un rsloj de orc "WalthAm ssmG'
1Elments entire Bus clienteH. la Ultima o.
mana obtuvo uno, don Pho de Luis mum
73 do San juND.
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GASOLINE LAUNCH FOR sA-
LE.-In perfect condition. IA feet long,
compressed steel. One and half Horse
Ptwsr Michigan Steel Boat Motor. Bron.
zs fttirgJ throughout Striped canvas
top. With Complets equipment: anchor,
oGTg, fl 6 poBtS tools, ETC. Rock Bottom
Price. Apply to V. R. Lopez NuEBO, Box
452 or at Pier ndm. / from 8 to II A, M.
and from to P. M.
LANCHA DE GAsOLINA DE VEN
TA.-D3 aceEo Comprimido. IA pies de
largo. En- peTfsCto estado. Con motor de
cabsllo medic de fueEga, de ls Michigan
Steel Boat Co. Toldo de Iona. AEaEsjoB
de bronco, Con todos sus equipoE: amelia,
Eemog, astaB, banderas, hsrramisntaB etc.
Prscio especial. Dirijirss r. v. Lopez
NuSa Box 452, al Mutlls EGpig6n nd.
nero l. de 8 4 II A. M. y de ! ?.
M. 10v.
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Sc DESEA vender diez w'gonetsS ps'
70 via de cincuentR CsutfmstroB, = algdn
otEo material todo en- buen aptado. IofoT'
mes al Rpartado ndmero 257, ATecibo.
Puerto Rico. Is v. q.
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REMATE DE PRFNDAs.-El dis
80 de Abril tendE6 lugsr en- Ii cala de
pT6ltamoH de Jog6 Bs2aD, Allen 81 las
2 de Ia tArde, el remate de tOdRB las prem
daF, cuyoB tRlones NO han aido rsBcatadog
nj rsnovadoH deHpu6s del plazo que concs'
de la ley. La caHR nigue HuB operRoionag,
EealisRndo to 9as sus exiltenCiRs de joysB
DTecioR sumRnente m6dicog.
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EXPERT Batkkssper y accountant
offers his services during evening hourB.
F. r., p. 0. B. 494.
TENEDOR do GbTos ofrece HuB lsrvi'
clos de las cinco de Ia tRFd0 en- Rdelants'
f. r., p. o. B. 494. 2 m.
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REMATE DE PRENDAg-Lou diss
% , 80 del corrientR mea de Abril ca la
Casa de Pr6stamou de ii. Lopez CepeEo,
(sAn Joa6 16) 90 vender6n en- pdblica
spbssts dsSde IaH Bitts & once dc ID nochs,
infaidRd de prendaB, que mo hAn uido
EencvAdaB nj cancslRdas en- el tFanBcuTso
de geiB meaeV. La casa Continds uuB opo.
ERcioneg. 9YG
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ION


Que a adqido
pedades cifcan facutavo parties
preparad perectO
aimento ninguna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-25

En- eSta impFentS Bs van1e pspel dc
peEi6dico vieio & $500 los 46 kiIoB (Wn
qWiNtaL)
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EseRGlas tInls J CaIzGdO superior.

81 popular eAtRbleCimiento del senior
Am@fico Sllas, hA removable en- las 6ltimoS
vaPorsB 81 sspI6ndido auEtido de essnCias
fnau que AiempEe tiene disposition de
4aB favorecedoreB pTocsde de las meiuEe.
caSaB de Europa y de America. Calzado
de lsB mas eIegsnteg foTmas, americana,
espsfiol y frances, tisne tambien an gran
Cantidad = diYsEBaB foEma1 81 acraditado
ostRblecimisr to. Para Lar pE6ximag foltaB
90 encuentTR Allf 10 mejoF y mas bREato.
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En- esta impranta g vendo paps, ns
pOri6dicO vieio & $500 los 46 kiIog (sCs
gWiNtaE)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02
NEW RAILROAD L|NE
IN OPERATION soon
Virginia Air Line to Run Trains
from Lindsay to Palmyra in
Few Weeks.
NEW LIFE. IN Old FLuvANNA
Evidences OF Development Al
ready Noticeable and New En-
terpriscs Will Come.
Especial to Tho r.mes-pIspatch.::

81 Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l
AMHERST. VA, February Cap
tain r. o. Troy. president of the Vir-
ctnia Air Line Railway Company, while
at home here this week recovering
from an operation for appendicitis,
talked quite freely to your correspo-
nent about the new railway which he
Is building. q
The Virginia Air Lire Railway ex-
tends from Lindsay In Louisa county.
on the main road OF the chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, to Bremo, on the
James River division OF the same rail-
way. distance OF twenty-odd miles.
mostly through Fluvanna county.
Captain Troy said that the work OF
construction was progressing favor
ably, the track having been laid half
way from Palmyra to Lindsay. and
within few weeks trains will be
operating between Lindsay and Pal
riyra. The entire line is under con-
struction for completion by May 1st
though there may be a few weeks
delay in completing the last section.
VIII Build Road.
Captain Troy. speaking generally OF
T the new road, said:
"The Virginia Air Line Railway has
endeavored to avoid some of the mis-
takes that frequently attend the con.
struction OF small roads, such as bat
location. light material and excessive
grades On the contrary. the line i
being constructed throughout on thu
basis Of standard methods. with eighty
five pound steel rails, stone ballasts
steel bridges, and such grades ant
curvature as will permit OF any clas
OF traffic.
evidence OF development along TIL
new Inca already noticeable, an
the company expects the country con
tigous to it's road, where SO man
valuable Fwater powers have been sleep
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Carbonate Of Lead $50 Pure Linseed Oil. The CARTER

Besides the articles contributed by the
students, there are two historical
sketches OF interest by DR.. Alfred j.
Morrison, OF the class ofs95,
The quarterly bulletin Is also in
hand, and contains q general review of
the session up to the present time and
number of notes OF interest about
the college and her alumni.
The intersociety debate between the
Union and Philanthropica Literary So
.cieties took place this evening. The
States Senator'S be Elected by the Peo-
pie" Representing the Union Society
are Messrs. T. X. Young. OF Kayford.
w. Va, and T. Brooke Price, of
Charleston. ". Va: the Philanthropfc
lis represented by Messrs. w. Dixon
Foster, of Norfolk. and r. Lee Cham
blicc. OF Rawlings, Va.
President McAl1ister and family, who
have been absent from the college
for the past month or more, returned
here to-day.
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LyNcnnuRG,s coon Prices.
Receipts Not So LnrEc, But Tllut Re-
ecivcd, Sells Well.
rsoecial to The Times -Dtspatch.l

Special to The Times Dtsnatch.l
LYNCHBuRG. VA, February L.
The receipts this week were very much
lighter than last, caused by the cold,
dry weather OF the past few weeks.
The condition and quality Of the to-
.baccof offered, was about as for several
weeks past. The trade continues quite
active and prices on all grades We're
fully UP to quotations. 4S
Prices were as. BLOWS: sLugs. COM
mon, $3.50 to $3.50; Tugs, goods s6.7 20
IS: leaf, common, 81 to ss.25: leaf,
medium, $3.50 toy 50. 80 /; leaf good. $3.50
to s12;gleaf, fine, s12 to SIG; wrappers,
Sale Of loose tobacco on the Lynch
burg market for the two weeks end
ing January 31st, reported by John 2
Oglesby. of Lynch's5. warehouse, were
as follows: Sold week ending January
2Ith. $4,000 pounds: sold week ending
January s1st S6o,Soo pounds; d EST fao
sold from September 1. 1907, to Jan.
uary 1893 7o9 aSe td poHHn n',arv seld
5i9o7' 1o,44O.3OO pounds; decrease fol
1905, 3, 34S,500 pounds, s
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After sickness.

Commissioners from the grip. diph-
Il, eria, scarlet fever, pneumonia and
other diseases is often merely appa-
rent. not real.
Many have reposed too much con-
fldence in what seemed to be going
OH all right.
TO make convalescence real, rapid
and perfect, Hoods Sarsapnrilla and
Pillssare the medicines to take; they
purify and enrich the blood, perfect
the digestive and assimilative processes;
and build up the whole system.
They are unequaled for restoring
health and strength after any sickness,
and their use should never be delayed.
Isaac Rossheim, Ais Broughton
Street. Savannah, Ga, says: The grip
left me weak, took Hoods sarsa.-
8parilla and 1t made me we'll and
strong.
Accept no substitutes for, Hoods sar-
saparilla and Pills, for no substitutes
act like them.>
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Barton Heights.
Mr.. william D. Long, OF Newport News
IL visiting his mother, Mrs. S. e. Long, o

Mr.. william D. Long, OF Newport News.
il visiting his mother, Mrs. s. %. Long, OF
North Avenue
Mrs. L. O.. Wendenburg. OF Robert Street.
has left for two weeks visit with her par
sonvllle. Fla.
Mr. James Smith, OF Baltimore. who has
been visiting Mr.. Frank Thompson q North r'
Miss Martha Moore. after a very pleasant
visit to her aunt in Miller Avenue, has re-
turned to her home in Raleigh.
Mr.. Cullen Cosby. who has been Visiting at
Mat,oaS, u, has returned to his home IN
vi, ginla Avenue.
The Tuesday evening german. given by
Miss Clara Long in the assembly hall. was q
great social success. Those dancing were
Misses Gibson. Fox. Mcdonald. O'BrIen
Hazelgrove. Knapp. Willis. Thompson. Ores
ham. Gillespie. Ray, Ramsdell, Woodward
Sydnor. Foisey. Mrs. Gillespie, and Messrs
TIazelgroye. Jones, Howell, Crouch C. iRady
Rose, Woodson. Allen Rady, Stern, knight
Harris. Gillespie, Boone, Motley, Tiller, Lonl
and others.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kuyk have returned
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ction Of Any Adueation Any Package Bearing This Brand

Raine visited the Misses billiard at
"Rvcrmont"E on Saturday and Sunday
Mr. Dabney Moore, of West Vir.s
ginla, has been spending S ONE time
With his sister, Miss Hannah Z. Moore
on Valley Street.
Mr.. G.. Tyler. Goodwin visited Rich-
mond this week.
Mr.. F.. G.. Moon was in Scottsvl1le
Tuesday.
Mr.. Ryland Fox is suffering from
painful accident which befelI him d
few days ago. While holding a9colt.
1t suddenly threw it's. head around,
some bad cuts and bruises.
| Mr. G.. B. Harris visited Batesvilie
| this week.
Mr.. Richard Mathews is quite sicls
4 with the grip. IS *
Mr.. c. r. Odor passed through SCOTS.
/ Vile q few days ago. l.6Nssl
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ing for years, to become one OF extern
sive manufacturing. This will not only
be true as to the section Immediately
traversed by the Virginia Air Line,
but as to the James River section both
east and west from the point OF inter-
section at Bremo with the James River
division OF the Chesapeake and Ohio.
May Dc Extended South.
''In fact, many people think that the
building OF the Virginia Air Line Rail-
way means great deal more than the
pubic generally have heretofore
thought. The distance from Lynchburs
to Washington via the Virginia Air
Line will be only about twenty-eight
miles further than via the Southern
route from Lynchburg and interven-
ing points to the North and East. the
Virginia Air Line Railway will furnish
link for the further development of
the section OF the country to be af-
fected The same may be said as TO
Buckingham county, Farmville and the
section beyond. Already your corre-
spondent learns much interest is being
manifested in the direction OF Arvo-
MIA, Farmville and Danville in a fur
their extension OF the Virginia Air Line
to these points. Your correspondent
learns that survey Of this route Will
probably be undertaken in the early
spring.
HIS Cooperation of G.. &: o.
Much OF this, OF course, will depend
! upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way. whose Buckingham and James
River Division line would have to be
used for complete development OF
this undertaking. But this corpora
tion so far, in its assurances OF traffic
has extended the Virginia Air Line
Railway every reasonable encourage.
ment and 1t is therefore hut fair tc
assume that In the harmonious efforts
of the operations of the Air Line the
| full and free cooperation of the Chesa.
peake and Ohio. within the limits. OF
course. OF Its own interest, may be ex,
| pectcd."
I Captain Troy incidentally remarked
A to your correspondent that the Virgil
\ MIA Air Line Railway Company wa
the first standard railway ever con
structed in Virginia with capital raiset
entirely from distance, not one dol
lars subscription having been solicite,
or secured from the sections traversed