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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-13
Grlanger, aD.

- IroB 0es taIten Bettsrs beabz
fittigtsn gsitsrn 4m. uno WooifoH
Shes. 3pst &nabsH i'm 2llter BON 10
uno II Sa9ren, bic Rsiie mad bem
fsrnen Beiten an3utreten, I'm ii1 bort
ben Bon Scouts un8ui4lisben unb on
ben sJnoiansrtdmpfeR tbeisunebmsn,
Die tiinTtigeH n2eoeritriimpfe" battsn
iih nit geniigeno Ammunition perz
isben. um alien Snoidnern oen 9nraus
81 MAIDEN. g{it 5pei 8stps6rsn duf ben
S6uttern marI6irten re bappn, nur.
ben a6er auf oen GiIsnbdbngeltiien bei
Waltou bon Gbas. Dbits BON Grlars
ger augetroffen, Der lie srtanute, dns
belt unb iie mad SauIe suriidbraats.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-13
2ofal F.: 8eridt.
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- @ls Sobn SIiDer Smith, 90
Sabre alt, bon Rob aDe., Bomb 5ia,
geitern Worgen bic Jront Strabe .nts
lang fubr, Duros fetn Busgp bon sis
mem Don bem gbauffeur gbas. Dur
lep BON ct. Bernard, eelentten 4utos
nobii Der Cincinnati Saricab Go. sss
troffeH. Smith nurbs auf bic 5trob.
qeftleubert uHo sos fi4 fhmerSbufts
RcTtuitonen 5u. Gr purbe tn einen
patrolinasen na& BEN ftdbsf@eu 0O'
fpital sebratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-13

iibersostn, anb !, entrsifher bie ehis
neisn ben SpiumbdnbeI unierbriiden,
nm 10 iebboftsr bliiht er in ouosrsn
MsIttbiIsn ouf. 3uerft sos bic .bOis
buniIe Gee" nit ben be5opfien aulis
mad auitralien, uno beuie eitbi es IN
Relbourne uno Spontp unsdbIige
GpiumbobIen, en trob aIler geietIihtn
Ginfubrpertpte Wtittei unb Weee fin
ben, bic reroerbliche Wdore ins Qano
sin5uihmuagsln. Sn Siibofriia. in
aapitdbt, in ben Dtreinieten Siooien
belt oas 2oitsr 1853 NIT ben dinsiis
iden Qrxitern ieintn Ginaua. gu
6nnberten fpurotn bic SObne bes6ima
mels banaIs btim Babnbou befd3dfs
iist: Sebn Sabre fpdier CAB IS In allen
WeitiionteH Der Union Spiumbobleu.
ss,ntudp fins oamii an. ftrense Geisse
su erlniitn, aber eub beuts nod bausrt
Der eroberunsssus fort uno bat I6nsit
Gticoao unp Refp Orleans erritt.
gOn Gan 5raneiscp bis mad Re1
gcrt fperoen liitise Spiumbdnoler Al
rsiten Tidnnern. ia Der junsfrdulits
gooen ganaens If. bereits pon ben
Cpiumfiihtis.n iiberSosen. nno in
Guebee, W,ontrtol, ipie aud IN Bris
iiidsG pIumbio itieB.n bic CpiambDhs
len ipie g.ils. aus btm gcbsn. Aidt
dnoers In e auI ben phiIippinsr uno
in EIibnmerisa, tro insb.fonnert Ntru
cine 5ohbur9 Der Gpiumraudtr ats
porpen III. limb europa? Bon Sdhr
su sSahr nehr iih bier Der Opium
perbrau6. gnslonb mahte ben Ans
fang, Ifon 1850 sdhlte cas 6inelifhe
Cater in ben britifhen 5dftnitoetsn
Sunberte BON 2fnb6nstrn. Stute eitbt
ts in 2cnocn mehr Gpiumbohltn iuie
ie. WitsIisber Der beHersn0eisuina'tss
tloiTen ftkn einsn Sport sorin, helms
Ii9 oi,fsm .faGhionabIen" aaitsr Iu
buIbigsn, unb fir j.os Gpiumhohls.
bic bic poIiSti aufbsbt. srltsbi I'm
6anoumerehsn cine nsue. Jranirsi1
p.roonst isin Wahsibum bes Opium
Iaftsrs bsn binriehrtnbeu aoIpnialbts
amisn, bic Gus annom unb nns eos
tinhino ihpu Dor 90 Juhren sds
Opium ins 6timathlanb einfh,pp.
ten. aninngs hfhrdntte iid bas
Cpiumrduhen auf bic Safenitaote, Die
NIT BEN Sri.nt 8erbinoune ,rbaltsn,
aui worieille unn auf 2ouIon. absr
Die b6Te Zee besniiste iih nihi iaugs
mi. eieftn Grcberureen. ipis cine Seuz
| de sca oas aafttr ipeiisr. 5u Brett, in
gberbouro unh in 8orbeaur eri.aneen
Spiumhoblen, h.rtn aunbf6oft pon
Sobr su Sahr ttpahfen III. uno Dor
alien iparen .s bic Sffi3isre Der frons
s0fiftxn Warin., bic 'ih oem Opium
| binookn uno odrin unseabn.t Ssnids
tion.a iuhi.n unb fano,n. Die itrenss
fen aeI.tIittR Wobnohmm unoS.ras
| fen haben spsnie permot,i, boben nur
Die 6eimIiffsii uHo Die 8oriitt ae''et'
aeri. Die Moee bemdhtigie iit bes
Cp;ums; bamit mar poris srpbert.
uno sobIrei6 iit bic Sdoor Der pas
riier gIsaants. aiinftIsr. Sdriftitsls
Nr uno Stouipisler, bic baio an Der
| nsu,u Rpse 9efhmad fanbtn unc
ichnea ben Weg bon neueisrissm Wiis
Fsnsourit sur 'tdnoieeu 0etupbnuns
suridl.ettn. Run itr.di ods Cater itis
n. arme nab Der otao.miihen Suseno
/ frautrei6s Gus; i,ii iursem In IN nus
mitt.!bdr.r Rdh. Der Sorbcrne cine
neu, Spiumhoblt triiauoen. oi, 5uns
bsrie onlott une ibn.n ben Rouih
p.rbeibt. per ben aning gum Mdrttn.
db.r dua ben 5iinsIins gum traffic
| fen Greiie mdht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-13

nidt peniser ols fehsebn nit
Observation-Disclosures YrndDt oitsaeltdt'
tetc S5cnen, oar,inter Nm Der ger-
berfiiiie", einc Trapeitie Don oYrtu.
fore. .5k pint Sabn", seperps
lpife", cine Varooie bon pGucrprpo.
mon. etc. etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-13
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Etubiolus pump: Gin ecHstl
Dntenb Wobnbriefe ouf einmal! Die
aerls ideinen q ibon spiebtr ausbols
bcpest ~ buben. bob mein Cusel lid3
auf otm Mese Der 1sfsruns befins
betls
The Lamar register., 1911-11-08

Manager Henry of the Mission
theatre booked the banner attrac-
ton of the season when he closed
a contract with Promoter AL Stew
son. the premier grappler of the
south and a graduate of Wander
bilt university at Nashville. Tenn.
and Ben Pavelka of Nebraska to
meet in a wrestling contest at the
Armory next Monday evening. 1t
WIS only after Nlr. Henry put
up $50 for Payelka that he was
induced to stop over on his way
The Lamar register., 1911-11-08
Life Sentence

Word has been received from
Cairo. Illinois. that James White.
who was recently arrested at Holly
by Sheriff. Simpson for the Cairo
officials, has been convicted of muir
der in the first degree and SEN
fenced to life term in the peniten-
tiary. According to the officials
there he was a very desperate char
acter and Sheriff Simpson is re-
ceiving much praise from them
for his work. He will probably re-
ceive the reward of four hundred
dollars Offered for the capture.
The Lamar register., 1911-11-08

west and meet MT. Olsen in a match
Mr.. Olsen has met such men as DIR.
Roller, George Hackensmidt, the
Russian lion. Westergard and many
others. While Pavelka has the dis
tinction of having met Frank Gotch.
the worlds champion. and succeed
ing in holding him off for AS min
utes for two falls, these two men
should give the sport lovers of La
mar an attraction worth going miles
To see. In addition to this Mr..
The Lamar register., 1911-11-08


York, sister of Mrs. Wheelock. ar
rived this morning to spend the
winter in Lamar.
About ten couples went out to
Wiley last night to attend the
dance. All were able to get home
in the wee small hours.
County Clerk II. p. Syp made an
official visit to the clerks of Bent
and Kiowa counties last week on
irrigation district matters.
Born-To MT. and Mrs. Leon But
Ter today. a fine boy. The young
man is named Leon Charles for his
papa and Grandpa Huddleston.
Sheriff Jordan OF Bartlesville.
Oklahoma, was here today to take
back one Jack Blackwood. whom
Sheriff Simpson had arrested for
him.
Mrs. W. NJ. Hall arrived In La
mar this week to join her hus-
band. who has just taken the man
agement of the local telephone ex-
change.
NJ. J. McMillin returned today
from st. Joe where he had taken
several cars of cattle to the st. Joe
market. He reports the cattle mar
ket as fine.
st. George Creaghe and sons
brought in from the southern range
this week about twelve hundred
head of cattle and are shipping to
Kansas to feed.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter c. Merrill
OF Peabody. Massachusetts. have
been the guests this week of their
cousins, w. A. and Geo. b. Mer-
rill. and families.
W. s. and Allen Cole of Garlic
were here today to receive a large
shipment of sheep from New Mex
leo which they will drive down to
their ranch at Garlic.
Mrs. Robertson and daughter
Miss Beatrice returned from Hol-
ly. Miss Robertson's music class
, at that place had a very success
full recital on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bent entertained
the card club at their home on
Thursday evening of last week A
full attendance was present and
spent a very delightful evening.
ID. r. Bennett and wife have re-
turned to Lamar. Mr.. Bennett has
been looking over some of the sup
posed to be flourishing towns in
the western part of the state and
has decided Lamar beats them all.
The Register is late this week
as we have been delayed by the
work publishing the delinquent tax
| list. 1t is the most prominent
| feature of this issue and If your
name is not in II you have your
self to blame.
The Lamar register., 1911-11-08

p. G. Scott of Las Animas was
Lamar visitor today.
Mrs. II. McCue spent few
DAYS In Pueblo last week.
Rev. VIM. G. kerry has been In
Lamar for a few days this week.
Mrs. Fruit arrived fom Trinidad
Sunday to visit friends in this city.
The Bridge Club meets with Mrs.
w. A. thinner tomorrow afternoon.
C. v. Newman was in Colorado
Springs last week on a short visit.
Frank Means returned the first
of the week from a visit to Mis-
souri,.
Olson's weight is 1873 pounds,
while Pavelka will weight in at 2O4
pounds
Fred Lee was in Denver last week
on business connected with the OPP
era house.
CRANKY Hillyer returned the first
of the week from a short business
trip to Chicago.
Alya Carrico has been down
from Denver a few days this week
visiting home folks.
Mrs. C. p. Webb of Durango,
Colorado, is in the city visiting her
brother, W. d. O'Neil.
w. C. Simpson. the Holly mer-
chant, was here this week attend
ing to business matters.
Mrs. Fred l.. Harris left last
week for Chicago where she Will
visit for a short time.
The postoffice employees are very
proud of their new cancellation
machine which has just been In
stalled
Mr. and Mrs. d. E. Cooper left
the first of the week for Los An
geles where they will spend the
winter.
District Clerk X. c. Goodale
has been circulating the Bar Dock
ct among the attorneys this week.
I. shows n constantly increasing
business for the court to dispose
Of.
The Lamar register., 1911-11-08

Pa .elka offers s25 to any local
man who can stay with him 1 s
minutes without being thrown. or
81 a minute over minutes will
be given on the same terms. There
will also be a round boxing con-
test between two local boys as a
preliminary. In all this will be
an evenings entertainment of high
class sport The manager guaran-
tees this attrcation to which any
lady may safely attend.
The Lamar register., 1911-11-08

Billy Clark and the Rose City
Quartette have been drawing en-
thusiastic audiences to the Mission
.hcatrc this week and IL are high
iy pleased with their singing and
specialties.
The Lamar register., 1911-11-08

Mayor G.. NJ. Lee will leave to-
morrow for Rocky Ford to be pres
emit at the mayors banquet there
on Friday evening in honor of May
or Speer All the mayors of the
valley and many other visitors are
expected.
The county commissioners have
been in session this week attend
ing to the regular routine bust
ness matters and working on the
county levies for the ensuing year.
IL. b. Manvilie, w. W. Reynolds
and S. ]. Higbee were all present.
The Dick-Bergen musical enter
ainment at the NJ. L. church on
Tuesday evening was largely at
tended and much appreciated. 1t
was the first number on the lecture
course. The remaining numbers
will be given at the auditorium of
the high school
Company c. gaven a box social
on Monday evening at the Armory
which was well attended and many
friends of the boys were present
to encourage them In the good
work. One of the main events of
the evening was an address by Hon.
c. c. Goodale who always has some
thing worth saying and knows how
to say 1t.
c. p. Adams of Freeport. Kan
sas. has purchased a half interest
in >. ID. Churchs furniture store
and will make his home here with
his family. They have moved to
the Smith residence ON Fourth
street near the court house. Mr..
Adams is a business man of large
experience and will make a success
here we predict.
+. l.. Keener will sell his stock,
farm implements. etc. at the Mar
tindale ranch three miles north and
half mile west OF Prowers sta
ton on November 21st. He has de-
cided to quit the farm and devote
his whole attention to his trans
fer business in Lamar. There will
be 81 horses for sale. A free lunch
Will be served at noon, and free
transportation from Kesee beet
dump.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-22
SHIPS SLIP BY ENEMY. y
Rear Admiral OSterhauS Evades Al
miraI Towards Fleet and Passes
Virginia Capes.

Norfolk, Nov. 2.-Coming I'd from
the South, tb,- first and third divisions
of the Atlantic fleet, commanded by
Rear Admiral Osternaus. slipped pas'
enc Virginia capes shortly before one
O'Clock yesterday intending TO pass Ad'
miral Howard a-d the second and
fourth divisions, Which had gore oul
to search for the approaching euemy"
unsern.
The Osterhaus fleet left Newport
.cyeral days ago, and Instead OF cou.
,ug down the coast as they would have
done urder ordinary circumstances,
the ships sailed south and approached
the capns from the Carroll coast. Ad-
miral Howard. who vas assigned 10
the task Of detecting the sppro .ch OF
the 0sterhaus fleet was not caught
mapping. He divided bis fleet, send
ing three ships down the coast to cruise
around HaLteras, while the others
spread out and sailed north.
While official confirmation is lacking
it is claimed that the ships sent south by
Admiral Howard detected the approach
of the Osterhaus squadron aud reported
by wireless to the other ships searching
tho northern coast.
The ships commanded by Admiral
Howard continued up the coast to
Newport, while the O.terhaus fleet
dropped anr bor in Hampton Roads.
The Osterhaus feet consists of the
battleships Connecticut, (1agship,)
Michigan, North Dakota, Louisiana.
New Hampshire, South Carolina. YER
mont, and the cruisers North Carolina.
Washington and Salem.
1t was reported that al accident to
ope Of the Michigan's boilers occurred
at sea, but this lacks confirmation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-22
Jackson Statue Nav be Erected.

Richmond, Nov. 22.-For the pur-
pose OF launching movement which
for years has been pronounced too
long delayed, msss-meeting will be
held on Wednesday night, November
%, for the purpose OF forming 40
association to build monument in
Richmond 70 the memory OF General
Thomas Jonathan Jackson.
There is no MONUMENT 10 General
stonewall Jackson on Virginia soil.
save one presented by gentlemen OF
England" now standing in the Capitol
Square.
True, there will soon DO one at thu
Virginia Military Institute, but it II
the gift OF two men-Sir Moses Ezekiel
and Thomas Fortune Ryan.
Plans are to be made later. But II
has already been suggested that thu
memorial should take the form OF all
equestrian statue, aud that it Shouts
stand at the intersection OF Monumen
Avenue snd the Boulevard, where il
would round off the series already 0i
that street, and be nearest Of all to thu
Confederate Memorial Institute, soon
to be erected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-22
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Stockholders Meet in Annual Session
in Richmond. Officers
Elected.

Richmond, Nov. % The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the At.
Iantic Coast Line Railway Company
was held here this morning, The
semi.annual dividend, payable Jan
uary 10, 1912, was increased to 81
per cent. This applies to common
stock. The annual reports were ap.
proved and the management OF the
ROAD commended on the sh wing made.
The stockholders elected it. \. Brand,
h Wilmington, n. c., to fill thep 81.
ton of fourth vice president. which
has been vacant for some time, Mr..
Brand is thus promoted from freight
traffic manager. At the directors
meeting james Nerves, OF Savannah,
Ca. was elected freight traffic mans.
ger, succeeding Mr.. Brand. No other
changes liz officers or in the directory
we're made.
The auuual report for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1911. shows the rua'!
operated total oi .i,43S.Gl miles. IT
which the company owns 4,:'S2. a
miles, the balance being under lease OF
trackage contracts. No reference was
ma &c regarding nc probable purchase
Of the road hy the Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-22
wife Murderer Gets Ten Years.

Petersburg, Va, Nov. p. - Ths
trial 81 Isaiah Cooper, negro, indicted
for the murder o. his wife, Katie
Cooper, which was begun in the Hus,-
ings Court yesterday morning, ended
this morning about l o'clock with a
verdict Of murder in the second degree
and senteuce OF ten years in the pen
itcntiary. The accused was ably de-
Tended by Robert and Herbert Gillian,
who contested every inch of ground,
and we're successful in saving him
from heavier sentence. A great
many witnesses, both for the prosecu
ton and defense, were put on tn
stand. and the evidence was not con-
cluded before late hour, the argu-
ment closing about II o'clock. The
jury several times during its drlibera-
tons came into court for Instructions.
rendering its verdict about O'Clock.
It was the desire Of the court, counsel
and Jurors to dispose OF the case last
night. The evidence was OF circum.
stantial characte. but strong. No one
actually witnessed the murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-22
BEATT|E LOSES HOPE.
Engages in Bible Study and Prayer
Select Witnesses Of EXecu.
ton.

Richmond, Nov. 22.-Henry Clay
Beattie, condemned to dis next FRIDAY
morning for wife murder, at last has
given up hope, and is reconciied to
the thought OF death. Yesterday ne
snent several hours with Rev. J. J.
Fix. OF the Presbyterian Church, in
Bible study, and frequently vas at
prayer. :.
.hori.v for the news Of this abrupt
change in Henry. from an attitude
81 smiling indifference to one OF
serious thoughts and solemn prepare.
ton.
Hundreds OF persons all over the
country, some in high positions, have
applied for permission to witness the
electrocution. Hysterical appeals, in
person and by letter, are being received
by Governor Mann begging for com.
mutation OF toe sentence OF death,
but the governor says justice must
take its course unimpeded by any ac'
OF bis.
Today, Superintendent Wood, OF
the State Prison, issued invitations tc
70 respectable citizens to attend the
execution on Friday morning between
T and 7:30 o'clock. Heretofore, it was
necessary for the superintendent to
issue summonscs for persons to witness
the execution in order TO comply with
law, but for the Beattic execution h'
has been overwhelmed with requests
No personal friends will be favored
but the requests will be drawn n
random from a box in which they
have been placed. Appeals to Gov.
ernor Mann for passes will be OF NJ
avail, as the governor has no author
ity 10 the matter. The names Of th'
IL persons invited to the execution
will not be made public by Superin.
tendeut Wood. The invitations will bt
handsomely engraved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-22
VIRGINIA PRESS

Staunton Is very we'll pleased Win
her candidate for the presidency
Governor Woodrow Wilson oil New
Jersey. He came among us in mod
est way, and while he was not Mt all
disposed to air his views he did, IN
compliance with requests to express
himself. give his opinions in way
that could not be misunderstood. The
lodging and hedging we are accus-
toned 10 look for in candidates for
office we're entirely absent in his case
and he was ready at all times to
open his mind and heart to all who
showed interest enough to express
a desire to hear him.
For our part, we had rather go
down in defeat with q real man at
the head of the column than to come
off victorious under the leadership OF
a time-server.
Governor Wilson showed enough OF
his real character while in Staunton
to give explanations OF the fact that
thousands OF people all over the
United States are being drawn to
him.-Staunton Leader.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-22
NEWS OF THE OLD DOMINION.
CAN'T ANNUL CONTRACT.
Bradley Says Senator Martins Idea
for County is Good Politics But
Poor Business.

Richmond, Nov. 22.-In comment
ing upon the speech delivered at the
] Jefferson hotel yesterday by Senator
Thomas s. Martin, IN which the senior
senator strongly advocated and urged
the doing away With the New England
shoe factory contract at the state prison
and putting the convict labor OF the
tate to road building and improve
ment. William B. Bradley, member
of the penitentiary board, takes issue
with Senator Martin AT declares that
his ideas of road work by conVicts IL
mighty good politics. but mighty
poor business" Continuing, Mr.. Brad
ley said: :,
That sounds ell very well and
good. but NC are in 10 position Just
now to be putting any such scheme
INTO effect. In the first place, tie
law does not provide for Il Suphrlr-
trpdent OF the road camps, tha'
iuty falling upon shoulders OF sup
,ri1tcndent Wood OF the penitrntIary.
Personally, l An, III favor OF n'aN'
ing more OF The jail birds WORK 90
the roads. Many Of this class "i prs
uncrs lie around idle in iaii when
they coui,i he put 10 profitable en-
uIoy mcnt. In the penitenlary nc
nayo certain class uf convIclS mat
would work well on the roads. b"'
here is still another class that II i not
sell to allow so nIuch liberty.
Al pre.ent the >,!te operates i""'-
men road cauius, bat il appear that
he system has rot been put on ?
old basis n it should. Wh"n that IS
.Ionc. it will he time enough to ht
talking of putting the convlcis on TIE
roads"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-22
RAILROADS.
Southern Railway.

rains leave Union Station. aiexandr1a
In effect OCT. Ii. 1911.
n. B.-Following schedule figur es pup.
shed only as information, and are moi
IA? 4. M.-Daily local between Wash
ington and Danville
SAT A. M.-Daily-Lacalf for Harrison
burg and way stations.
s:l7 A. M.-Daily-H. 8. Fast Mail.
Stops only for passengers tor points south
a which scheduled to stop. First class
coaches: sleeping cars 70 birmingham
and drawing room sleeping cars 50 New
Orleans. Dining car servlce.
ll:l7 A. M.-Dailv-Stali train. Coaenes
| for Manassas, Charlotteavitle,L ynehburg,
! Danville and Greensboro. Sleeping cars
greensboro to Atlanta.
| 4:47 P. M.-Week days-Limited TO
Warrenton, Charlottesville and Rarri
sonburg.
49, +. M.-Daily-olrtulng lam spec
ial. Sleeping cars betwean New IorA'
atlanta, Admission uu birmingham.
Through first-class .uavnes between
| Washington, Atlanta ana Birmingham.
Dining ca service. tuu1isi 70 california
Eve times weekly.
3:52P. M.-Week days-uimlredI tor Ear
risonb and way stations on Manassas
branch. Pullman buffet parlor car.
$40 P. M.-Daiiy-Loeal for Warren
637P. M.-The Southern's southeaat-
ern Limited for Greensboro, Column
bla, Charleston, Aiken. augusta, say
hannah and Jacksonville. Through Puil'
man drawing room, Sleeping CARS
Coaches. Dining cars.
1927 p. M.-DaIly Washington ana
Chattanooga Limited tvla .JH2hpGrgl
| E;rst-c!ass coach and sleeping ears &C
Roanoke, Knox lille and Chat.incoga
Sleeper 10 New Orleans, WasninsLop |.
Roanoke. Dining car service.
llR =. M.--DaiiT-Ee" YORK, At!ah u
and New Orleans Limited. All tuiiiilan
train, club ana observation cars W Ne"
Jrleaus, :.!ecpias cars ~ AShevllIs
AtiauI;t, Macon ..uG New Orleans. >ieei"
ing cars 10 I narlotle. Diaiag car service
Az 4. -b;l!y-Nrmgn!s spcciai
SlrepItg cars ai.d coaches Tor Roanoke
kuoxv::ir. Nashville, Chattanooga .iut
Memphis. Dining car &"rFice: WASH
iaston sIeepug cars open ip:O L. VI.
through .r,,us IruH he south LLrif'
IL Alr&Lnuris. ":l.' aEu'n.-n. ~, AM, ~ =
a m Is. - IL Is and HIS I. NJ
daily. i!arr.-u;! Durs l.tS =, VI. WHcl
,iay> ana So =. Vi. Daily From Thar
.utt,>v.i!c ~ 9.33 <. NJ
TRAIN, ~ RI.uEMO%r BRANCH
Leave AlexauIr!a tN 1t q. station
w.rk ,iay, NJ -. ). Nj. !. - :,nd i .
d.lt : Tor L,r-bg.-.. III e. u daily 10
i;iu,,munt: SIS = T.. Local. Oh sun
days on,y iur u Il mon.
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Union i:k. agent. ieXanhrh, Va
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