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The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Progress That is Sensible.

Delta county and towns. are making
steady, substantial progress. Up to
date there has been no wild boom-no
boom at adjust healthy advance
ment consisting of legitimate improve
ments. These have been many and of
good character. In Delta alone last
year about two hundred new buildings
were completed. The good work is
still going on. Other towns in the
county have made good showing and
on many farms new, modern dwellings
have taken the place of the settlers
first improvements. There is no re-
action in sight. Genuine merit has
justified every investment and improve
ment and will justify a continuance of
this progress. 1t is a healthy growth
which is fully warranted.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Death of Monroe Blackburn.

Monroe Blackburn, pioneer of Delta
county and owner of one of the fine
Surface Creek ranches. died at lis
home near Eckert Tuesday night of
pneumonia. Mr.. Blackburn was one
of Delta county's best and most re-
spected citizens, and his passing away
is sincerely regretted by all who knew
him. His brother. at Ophir, was
telegraphed for Wednesday. The family
have the sincerest sympathy of all in
their loss.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Sunday School
Convention Here

The Delta County Sunday Schoo
Convention will be held at the First
Baptist Church, Delta. Wednesday and
Thursday of next week. Following is
the program:
Wednesday Afternoon.
300 Praise Seryice---Mr Hiram Williams
2:l2 Words of Greeting Dr. Geo. NJ barley
Response T. Stafford, of Crawford
2:25 General Theme, THE MIND OF THE
MASTER"
The Masters Mind Toward the Children
-----.---Mr Mr.. J. a. Walker
$50 Boys and Girls Hour Address Ullustrat-
edj--------Mr. l. A. Moon, State Field Worker
Wednesday Erening
$50 The usual "Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing in all city churches. Subject:
THE SOUL WINNING OPPORTUNITY OF
THE CHURCH IN ITS BIBLE SCHOOL
SERVICE"
delegates are invited to visit some church ser
vice at this honr.l
Thursday Morning.
$50 A BIBLE MEDITATION
The Motives of the Master" "
-------Mrs. J. X Hester. of Paonia
e45 The Coming State Convention.----
---------------------- Mrs. J. A. Walker
1900 Address: The Mind of the Master Toward
the Scriptures. ------ --------------Mr. Moon
1880 Review of the Year Work, Reports, etc
lO45 Conference.
THE EoPPORTUNTTYO OF THE CHURCH
IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL"
a. The Pastor Shepherding the School"
------ Rev J F. Ferris of Cedaredge
b. The School Training Leaders for the
r
Hotchkiss.
C. Open Conference
I20 Question Conference
Wise Ways of Working for a Big School.
----------------------- C Caruan
Thursday Afternoon
2s0J Bible Meditation The Masters Com
passion -------- Hadley Lewis. Of Paania
2IT Address The Masters Purpose for the
Other Pour FifJhs of our Population -
------------------ John C. CarIuau
work.
500 Paper: The Masters Methods of Training
His Workers. ------D DR.. \. h Stockhan
Sl5 Discussion started by A E Busey, Of
Hotchkiss.
3so Paper: The Masters Method of Teach
ing --- Feed Patterson. of Paonia
$40 Discussion started by D. c. Townsend of
Ce,iaredge.
$50 Question Conference The Problems of
the Teacher ~ Leader, John c. Carman
Thursday EUeTlinq
745 Song and Devotional Service----
------------------ DR. J. \. johnson
500 Report of committees and election of
officers.
S:i5 Offering for the Sunday School Associa-
tion work.
$50 Solo------------,---- -----------Miss jackson
Address. The Pearl of Great Price.
-------------------- ohn l. NaEihAn
Anthem.
AGOSPEL REFRESHING Is PROMISED
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Resource Notes.

Next to the proof that no dangers
threaten the products of a section land
that kind of a country would be i'm
possible to tind) the proof that such
dangers were offset by climate in part,
and for the other part could be over
come by growers, is the best possible
advertising card. This can now fairly
be said of Delta county. With the
natural protection smudging will save
fruit crops against frost damage in the
years when frost comes
There are advantages and opportuni-
ties awaiting every place. but they
must be reached out after and secured.
1t Is not enough to keep the door open
and have a standing invitation posted
at the portals. Proper work must be
done to bring the new man within the
gates Others are seeking him, are
wining and dining him; extending their
hospitality to him wherever he may be
found. The race has become largely
confined to the swift. The tortoise in
this day, doesn't make many accidental
winnings, as the hare has pretty well
given up the idea of track-napping.
All over the Western Slope enthusi-
asm prevails among fruit growers that
the prospect for big crop is good de-
spite the hard freezes of last week. If
we have no further trouble with frost,
they say. we will have more fruit than
can grow on the trees or can easily be
taken care of This sounds good and,
as present prospect, appears to be
entirely true. 1t is generally believed
now that there is but little in the way
of fruit crop Even though other
/ frosts may come, most orchardists are
pretty well prepared to fight the
effects. The outlook is really coed
cause for rejoicing.
A section which grows nearly all the
crops at great profit; which raises
sugar beets of highest tonnage and
richest in sugar quality; which grows
the best large and small fruits or
earth; whose vegetables and melons
are prize-winners over all others
which has wide range for stock anc
worlds of coal within its borders
which has one great railroad system
and prospect of adding others; where
few acres will do more for a family
than quarter section in many of the
states, has little to fear in regard to 1
future. Delta county promises to be
come the most densely populated o
any in the state and will produce cor
respondingly the greatest amount o
wealth. 1t has future which tn
most optimistic are far behind in pic
turing.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Is a Matter of Too Great
Importance to Be Neg
lected at This Time.
Will Be Built Here or in Nearby
Town in a Year or So.---
With Proper Effort
Delta May Get 1t.

The matter of securing a sugar beet
factory for Delta is of far too great
importance to lose interest in.
Delta has the location above all
others for a factory, and the fact that
one is pretty sure to be located some
where up this way within the next
year, should be ample to keep our
people awake and alive to their own
interest in the matter.
We do not believe for minute that
the many Interested will allow Delta to
lose out on this proposition. but there
is alway danger of going to sleep in
the day time.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07

Der OF friends at her home Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Elliott entertains the Fancy
Work Club at her elegant Garnet mesa
home this afternoon.
Mrs. T. E. Lamb gave MONDAY
luncheon to a number of friends on
Thursday of last week.
Lawrence Hick gave a party to
number of small friends on Wednesday
of last week, it being the occasion of
his ninth birthday anniversary.
Mrs H. E. Perkins entertained at
Five Hundred Wednesday evening.
Mrs. G. w. Bruce won first prize
Luncheon and a good time were en-
joyed.
Mrs Lyons entertained the Ladies'
Guild of St. Luke's Episcopal church
at her home on Dodge street. Re
freshments We're served and very
pleasant time was reported.
On Thursday of last week a number
of lady friends gave Mrs. Will Chiles
surprise at her home on Dodge street.
Ice cream cake and other delicacies
were spread by the guests and de
lightful time was had.
Tuesday night lot of young folks
met at Singleton's at about S O'Clock
with the purpose Of going to the resi-
dence of MIR. J. E. Shue and giving
him merry surprise. In the mean
time Mr.. Shue had gone to the Gayety
theater anc it was 10 O'Clock before
he was found. He was then marched
home and given the best feed he had
enjoyed since his mother left on her
visit East, though he had Dragged con.
siderably on his own cooking. Those
participating in the surprise We're
Misses Ruby Turner. Daisy Hornsby
Hattie Hornsby, Pearl Skinner, Emms
Wheeler, Minnie jackson. Irma Single
ton, Pearl Mills, Helen Sanders, Mis-.
Wood, Miss Uglow, Miss Hetts ant
Miss Morgan, Messrs. Louis Bene
dict, o. V. Meyer. II. Gallaher. DIR
Grove. Welland LETTERS and Alva Home
This bunch always has good time an,
the occasion was no exception.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Deltd's Greater Resources.

The north state beet growing country
grew famous merely because it could
successfully grow sugar beets and po-
tatoes. 1t never had a fruit feature
and its water for lrrigating was limit
ed. Still the territory containing Gree
lep. Ft, Collins and Loveland has pros
pered we'll Land there has brought
high prices and the towns have grown
from villages to cities within a few
years. Delta county has manifold ad-
vantages of resource, climate, soil,
water and variety of crops produced
over the north section of the state, and
this the public should know.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Montrose Ball Team Expelled

Word comes from Montrose schools
that Roy Bessler, captain. and Cannon
Dolan, manager of the High School
team of Montrose, were expelled this
week for absenting themselves from
school last Friday and coming to Delta
to play ball. Fifteen of the High
School boys were suspended, The five
girl students who came to Delta had
not been given their punishment at the
time of receiving report.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Read Walker.

Charles F. Read and Miss Bessie
Walker were united in marriage We'd
nesday, May 9th, by Rev. {. W. 6.
Lyon at the home of the minister on
Dodge street.
Miss Walker is sister of Fred and
Heath Walker who live on Meeker
street, and Mr.. Read is a well known
farmer of Read.
The happy couple went to their
future home Immediately after the
ceremony.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Gold SPELL Predicted.

Hicks. who pulled Off the cold spell
of week ago on time. announces
another for May s, 9, and 10.
Should this spell come and be as
severe as the last, it may be somewhat
more dangerous to certain fruits which
the warm days and nights of this week
have pushed further into bloom, and
while the cold wave may possibly miss
us, as many as possible should be pre-
pared to smudge.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Another NetO Business
House 10 Be Built

Contractor w. Il. Gale has the con-
tract for new brick business house %
by 70 feet, of brick, to be erected for
George c. Wilson at the site of his
presen; harness store on Main street,
work on which is to begin at once.
Adjacent to this the two old shacks are
being removed and in their place new
buildings will no doubt go up in the
not far distant future.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Brisk Voting at
School Election

At the school election in Delta Mon
day 1873 votes were cast. resulting in
the election of DR.. Fairfield for the
five years term; |. b. Raichart of
North Delta for the four years term
and |. NJ. McMurray for the three
years term These with w. P. Dale
and Judge King complete the board,
which will prove a very satisfactory
one There is no doubt but this board
will work for the best interests of the
schools and they can work in perfect
harmony Enllowiny is the vote.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
No Social Booze Clubs.

The supreme court of Colorodo has
rendered n decision holding that no
"ciub,' social or fraternal, can dis
pense liquors in any town where ordi-
nances prohibit, and charge for same,
even to the clubs members. This de-
cision was rendered in the long con
tested Elk's $ Club case of Canon City.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Weeks Sales We're
Nearly $15O,OOO

Property transfars the past week as
shown by deeds recorded at Delta, sum
up more than $50, 600 in the county.
During that period one sale was made
in addition to those mentioned of
s25, 600 and number of smaller ones,
SO that the business of last week may
be conservatively estimated at near
Sl5O, coo.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
advertised Letter List

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Postoilice at Delta, Colo, for the
week ending May ith, 1909:
j. Allcnder Brown, Jas. A. Brown
M. ]. Doyle, Mrs. Vanity Smith
C. W. Flowers, j. l.. Miller (2)
Bill Mullins, Rev. Peter Ruder
MIR. and Mrs. Won Burlow, G. +. Fish
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Mothers Dav.

Pin some white blossom on your
breast Sunday, May 9th, and wear it
throughout the day. Hear DIR. Darley's s
sermon to mothers at IL a. m.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
K. ofP. Ball.

The X. p. ball at |. o. o. f. hall
tonight is expected to be the swellest
of the seasons dances.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Married.

On May 4th 1909 at the Presbyterian
Manse. Horace H. Whipple and Mrs.
Matte r. Guyer. Rev. Geo. NJ. Dar-
ley officiating.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07
Society Notes.

Mrs. Ed. Stone entertained num-
Der of friends at her home Thursday
afternoon.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07

Mrs. Elliott entertains the Fanc,
Work Club at her elegant Garnet mess
home this afternoon.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07

Mrs. T. E. Lamb gave noonda,
luncheon to a number of friends oil
Thursday of last week.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-07

GOSPEL REFRESHING Is PROMISED
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
E 4 THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.

E q THOMAS and JAS FRANCIS ssuTH.
Ar-C-neys-
N The SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIsTRTCE
o. Columbia. In e The e1te1sion q aEunssots
avenue s0u-heast- Dis'rct Co-1-t. No sz3-Noeios
S hereby given tEzt the Commissioners q tie Dis
tricc & Columbia. pursuant TO the pr0Tis5ous q cn
act q Co1g-ess approved Feh-uary 2 1893 e.
titled An acr Authorizing the widening and eT.
tzDsion q Minnesota aveu1e southeast from IS
present tcrr1in1s near Pelns-lTaria avenue south
east % the Sheriff r0zd" have fled q ue-itio1 in
mis- court praying the c0uder1nzticn 4 the lsnd
Necessary fcr the widening and extension oF Mn
rescta areuue- as provided II SaEd A. from rs
present terminus near Pennsylvsuiz aTe1us syu-h-
east 20 the SheriS road. z ths District of Co
lI1nbi2- IS shown OF a Plat q nap zied With ths
said perlticz. ss part thereof. ard praying also
that 5uy q hTe 51dicious. ezpe-eDced. disiztsT-
eS-cd Dcn who shaI Be freelclGers within tEs
District q Coiumhis not related 70 auy psrsol H.
teTested L these proceedings and Eot n -se-Tcs
o smpiUment q the District q Columbia q e
the United States. b s1unonod b tie T1ited
States ua-shsI fr the Dis-riCt q Coluutiz .
asses Ire damages each owner G la1d % oe tzke1
nav sustain b. rczson q the widening ard exrsn-
son q Nl1n.soIa avenue Is Aforesaid ard tEe cor
dem1aIiC1 e the lzud necssss-v fe= rhs purposes
thereof sod % asses ss bs1sfls TeSlg theTefT11l
the entire srGun- e said damages. irc,n6trE tie
expenses C these r-ocseii-zs uro- The land abUt-
ting said sTH11e as wdened and ezre15ed. and s3s3
tspoz any and al o-her Ind which tie yzy rsv ind
VII b beosfted r IRE szid widening and extension z
the s5l1 arelrs- IS ETUFl1el i0r = az q il9
aforesaid act = Cozg-ess L Is b TIE co-t- this
18Th 5sy q Nay. 4 D 80 o-isred rhar al pr
sozs having any interest n thess T-0CeeEs b. and
they are hershv War-ed and c111rzu1sd % aqpea-
IN tins C1urt o. Ct bcfcTe ths 2TH DAY OF
JUNE. A. z. I919. az u o'cloez a. H. EDd cor
.inus n attendance urtil the oerrt shan hsTs
made RS f-zl order 7aTiiyIug and co-1rnlrg tl5
award z damages ard the asscszDe1t q bensa-s
z the 51ry 70 be cnrHlels6 snd swcra sln. and =
Is further ordered That COPY q this nc-ics ard r.
Ger be nzshi.shed o,ce In the W1slire-c1 Law Re
porter and on six se-ar DAYS n ths Washington bFsn
inz S-a7 TIE Wzslirsto1 Head and he WISH
i-r--n Tir,ss newspapers PUBLISHED z he sd
District befo-e tie sid 1s-h day q June. a D.
ga I Is further orieFei that copy G his uo'cs
and order b served 81 Tie United States nl1r2lsl
n lis dsruties. upon sch & the oT1s-s q Jhs
Izrd 20 oe condemned as nay y found b the sd
MARSHAL q his deputiss within The Dls--ct q Co
,--shss snd uuca the tsnants and occupants a ne
ssme before re sid zsth DAY & June A. D. 81
By he curt THOS- z ANDERSON Jsst-c7-
A t-re c1r7-Test- sab J R YOUNG. C-erz-
p T. E CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Cie-k-
my5SES21
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
LESTER & PRICE. Att0nsys


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
luubia holding Probate CouT-- Estate q Mar
zzret Miller deceased. No. lS3f7. Administration
DocSet--Aprlicatiou having been made herein fcz
probate q the last VIII and tesiaEsent OF sid de-
ceased and fov letters tsstaneutary said estate
By John Shughrue. Il Is ordered this Etn day Of
May A. .. l99 that John Kelly. Daniel Kelly.
MichseI Kelly Ella Kelly MaTy 4 Nic,urhcr
MzTy Mouohzn. AIoysius Sheridan. Frances ShsTi-
dan Thcras Cunningham. Anna n Brown. John
William Cunningham. Francis (. Cunningham Mar
f7ret Z. Cunningham. Charles Jcseph Cunningham.
ard all others concerned srpser IN ssid court on
y WEDNESDAY. the 5l-h DAY q Jure y d. 1903
81 10 eclcck a 20 shcE causc Ehy slch spplica-
ton shClil6 not be grarted Let uctSe hereof De
published in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Herald ClCe IN each q three Successive
weeks betOve the return day herein mentioned the
h-st rubicztiou 70 Be not less than thigty days
BEFORE said return day. WRIGHT Justice Attest.
fScsL) JASIES TANNER. Register n wills for the
District Of Columbia. Cle-k Of tie Probate Court.
EyG,eiu
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

NORTHWEST.
WOODWARD & L0THROP. Information Bureau
G0LDESBERG'S Information Bureau
HECHT & CO. Cashiers Otsce.
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau
s. KANN. SONS & co. Information Bureau.
CONCORD PHARMACY. J L Wo0dfoId. Prop
lsi6 New Hampshire ave. nv.
V. 3 HOLTZCLAW. Ee5 Pa are nv.
CHARLES c. HORNUNG, ChSisisni PhA-macy.
5. ". Ca. - ard II SIS.
s. u WAGNER. lst ard II stS Nv
SIMPSONS PHARs&cx. oo-ne- 7th s.. and r L
ave. 2no 81 Nv.
5oHNSTON'S PHARMACY, IN y J. ave Nv
F P WELLER'S PHARMACY. 554 n s. Nv.
ATKINSON's PHARMACY 1lth ard 6 IS. nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and SIS. uE.
kESESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleasant s1d
Irving SIS. nw.
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE. Izs 18th 81 nz.
TsYLOE's PHARMACY. sth and P SIS. ~.
DAVIS PHARNACY. s1h and SIS nS.
N A. MENKE. 5th ard K SIS Nv
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY ISIS 18th 81. NV
T L LEATHERWOOD. Isl6 18th s. Nv
STOTT & SNYDER. 18Th and & stS. nv.
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY. cone- y. Y
ave and North Capitol ST DIV.
DAY & co. 5 PHARMACY. 5th and G SIS rE-
SARNOLD's PHARMACY SsaI l4th s. nv
KINGS DRUG STORE Vermont ave. and I - Nv.
NORTHEAST.
JOHN 2 BUTLER. s0l Stanton Place Ne.
& L KRAUSE. sth and h SIS ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM ID and IS ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM SIN and F sts ne.
C. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. coTnsr ssA and
sts ne
CHARLES J. FUHRMANNs PHARMACY. sta
ard E Capitol SIS. ne
BLUMER'S PHARMACY. y. Capitol and r sts- ne.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS- 7th ard SIS. 81.
MILBCRNS PHARMACY. 7th ard H stS ss.
SOUTHEAST
ROACH DRUG COMPANY. s1h and C SIS. s.
z P WELLER. sth and I sts Sc.
GUy n NELLY. Ilth and SIS So
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. 18th and Newton SIS
ANACOSTIA
G. 9 BURT-S PHARMACY, COZ. Ma1Toe and JsS
feTso1 SIS.
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM ?. TAYLOR. 66 King -
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
Z &. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
AttCneyS

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT
O. Columbia In n TIE ETtsnSon oi NeE YSr<
aTen1s northeast. n the District o. Columbia Dis
Tict CcgTt. No. sl9-Notice IS beTeby gwen tar
the Commissioners Of the District q Coiumtia. pzr-
suant 70 me provisions of an act & Co1Eress ap-
proved FeTruary :. 1906. entitled An sct aUthoTiz-
rS the eTtsnsio5 q New YORK sTeuus from is pres
ent terminus aezr Fourth street noTthsast 70 tns
Biadens5urg roac have fled q PETITION u tbs
court p-1y1Dg the CONDEMNATION of Ibe lzud usces-
sary .cr The eztelsion q New YORK avenue frcn Is
present eastern terminus near Fourth street north
east 70 The TEoposed Inc q Montana aFenue and
from Moutana aTeuue % the Bladsnsbu-Z road, n
the Distr1ct o. Columbia. IS shown On pat o.
nap fled With the said petition part fhereof and
TTaylng also thst iuTy O FIVE i1dicious experi-
creed. disnterested men. whO shah Be freehOldsz
within the District Il Columbia not related 70 any
perso1s interested n thsss rroceadines ard aot IN
the service o. employment q the District of Co
lHInbia o. q the United States Be- s1nu,oued hy
the United States marshal far TIE District OF Co
luoia 20 assess the damages each oxner Of land 70
be taken may sustain by reason q the extension q
New Tork avenue as Aforesaid. and the condenna-
ton q the land necessary foT TIE 1rpcses therecf
and 70 asses benefits resultinz the-efron the
entire amount q said damages inciu6i1r the sr.
peTses q these pToccsdnss- upon The aud ab1ttinz
ssid street IS extended ard also upon snv and al
other lard which the I--y mzT fnd shau b beue-
htsd by the extension q New YORK arenue as afo-e-
said provided for n and b. The aforesaid scr of
torETeSs. i e. q the court. this 2sth dsy q
Aiay A D. l1s ordered that al rersons hs-s-y
sny interest IN these rTocsedinEs Be- ana tbsT are
hereby. warned and commanded % sppear IL this
court On CT before the 9Th DAY OF JUSE A.
ID. 1872 ~ % O'Clock ul.. and cuut5n-s N s-.pud-
ace until The cCuTt shall have Da6s It's Hnzl o-dsz
rstifving I'D confirming the award q Sanazss and
the ASSESSMENT q benefts q the t-y 10 b m.
paneled oDd sEoru heTCin, and Il Is further ordered
that a ccpy o. this notice and order Be rublisbsS
once IL the Washington Law Reporter and q az
secular 6ays n the Washington Ereuinz Star. he
Washington He-ald. and tie Washinztou Pcs
EeEzpapers published j. the said Dis-ri-- bsf.-s
the sid Ssh day of June, A .. I9e Il Il
further ordered tkzt cory q tbs rotiee aas
order b. serysd by the United States marshal o.
his dc-zlties upon sUch 0f the OEreTs q TIE zuc
% be condemned herein as nay Re found b7 tbs
said MARSHAL his deputies within the Distrirt os
Columbia ard upon tie tenants ard occupants Of
TIE sane before the sid 9Th DAY OF JUNE.
A D. lSA- b the Court; THOS. 4 ANDER-
son. justice. A trle oopy-Test: fSezll 7. 2.
YOUNG. Clerk b T. Z CUNNINGHAM. Asst
ant CsTA my5.S.E. .E3z
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SLHEDLL Il n LFFLG January i. le.s.
Leave " Nsshingtol New Un:oa Station.
800 a. u--4'aiiy-Au points on Norfolk and West
e-u; also knoxville Chattanooe2, ard Menphis
I6l8 . m--Daily-R5a1oke. B-istol Winston
Salem. RHoxrille. Chs-tsnooga, Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through sleeper Dining c2rs
Fer NorfoIk-LeaEe WsshinEtoc. n a. u csfl7
EI5 g. n. daily except Sunday Arrive Norfolk
- a ID and Sd ?. n.
40 , m--Dsily-BeTTyvlie. Lu-sy. shenandoah-
Trains fro-n the Scuthwss. arrive 555 g. n ard
l1-1 2 n
Al information Fourteenth street and New Yozt
sTsrus Bond RuildinEl-