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Sayeth "My Lady" to Her Maid:
Corsets
may always be depended upon to exempllfy thc'latest
modcs decrccd by the highest authoritics on woman's
attire."
She Knows Whereof She Speaks.
For Spring 1903 the new Lonfelo Models
are unqticstionably proper.' They have
]ong skirt whieh securcly encompasscs
the hips.'producing a perfectly smooth
sloping surface?the all-cssential with
a snug fitting outer skirt.
One Hundred and
?Fifty Styles.
$1.00 to $5.00.
A Shape for Every
Figure.
At
Your
Dealers.
WITH THE GIRLS
AT THE NORMAL
Vlslt of Miss Barnes of the
Y. W. G.A. Was an Event
ofEspecial Interest.
(Speclal to Tbe TlmoH-Dispatcb.)
FARMVILLE, VA., February 23.?The
Normal has recently had the great prlv
llese of a vlslt from Mlss Helen P.
Barnes, of Chlcago. city secretary of the
Amerlcan Commltteo, afflllated with the
. VVorld'8 Young Wqmen's Chrlstlan; Asso?
ciatlon. Sho hc-m tliroe pro'li'tablc metVt-,
Ing6 while .here. one witn the Executlve
. Commlttee of tho V'oung Women's Ciirls
tlan A'ssoclatlons of the Vlrglnlas, whose
headquarters are at our school; one with
tho Ladles" Auxiliary of the local Y. M.
C. A.. and another with the stpdent body
of the school. She mado strong addrcsses,
full of powerful appeals, in behulf of the
clty work of the assoclations. Mlss
Barnes is Just cnterlng upon a serles of
vlsltS to Southern citles for tho purpose
of orgaiii^lng .Ity as30\elatlons. Tho
flrst was organlzeti at Lynchburg, Just
before her vislt hero.
Ono of the most enjoyablo soclal occa
ilons of the year wus tho masnuerado
party In tho gymnasiiim on Friday eve?
nlng. February 20th, glven hy MIsses
Reynolds, Patteson and Blaeklston to
their Sunday-school classes. The young
Indies gave careful study to the eharac
terfi Impersonated, as shown by tho
bhlquo und beautlful costumes worn ln
represontlng historlcni, mythical and fan
clftil personages. After a grand march
ana tho beautlful. old-fashioned Virglnia
reel, delicious refreshments wero served.
The basket-ball game on Saturday morn?
ing. played by tho Second A and Senior
A classes, was the flrst match game of
the season. After an hour's sbarp play
Ing the Senlors won by a score of seven
to nothlng, tho record to be printed ln
tho Annual.
Mlss Lnura Carter entertalncd qulte in
/'ornially on Saturday evenlng at tho
Aome of Mrs. Ellen Borkeley tho mem
.bers of her sororlty, the Zeta Tau Alphu,
4ond a few friends. Those present were
'MIsseg Maud Mason, Harrlet HanklnH,
Rhea Scott, Robblo Berkeloy, Lila DuVal,
Cirr,co Adams. Calva Watson, Nora Whlto.
Mary Frnyser, Clalr Woodruft, Mary
Holmes, Courtney Taylor, .Tanio Cruto,
Juliii Talmer, Jessle Whltmore, Eli.nbeth
Klng und Claudia Perklns. Muslc and
gumes were enjoyed, and aftor u dnlnty
suppor souvenlrs of tlny hatchcts were
borno away by the guests.
Tho Hampden-Sidnoy gymnasiiim team
invo a dellghtful cntertalnmont on Tues?
day evenlng In tho Normal Sohool gym?
nasiiim. A very largo crowd was present,
Ihe gymnasiiim clnss of tho Y. M. C. A.
l>f tho town attendlng In a body, Thn
tenm showed excelfent tralrvtng^ ftiwili
thelr excollent exerclses In running,
vnultlng, pyramid bulldlng and on tlio
horso nnd parullel bars wore heartily en?
joyed. Tho entertalnment was glven for
tho benefit of the Annual, a courtesy ap
preclated not only by tho stuff of edllors
of tho Annual, but also by all tho stu?
dents nnd teachers.
MIsses Lucy Hannali Danlol and Edna
V'cnnble Elsom nttended tho Intermedlnte
entortalnmont of Hampdon-Sldnoy Col?
lege on Frldny evenlng. They were the
guosts of Mrs, Hunnnh.
Mr. Leo H. Copelnnd nnd Mr. Gaver,
?f Washlngton, were the guests of MIsses
Jirvri Copoland nnd Ruth Clondening oh
Bunday, February 22d. . 0
A TACKV PARTY.
A Most EnjoyableOccaslon it Proved in
Goochland.
'('ipiBili'ia-samiX' oqx o) inpadg)
IRAVIN, VA., Fob. 28.?Tho most suc
lessful soclal event of the seuson was tho
"tacky party" given Tuesday nlght hy
Mrs. W. B. W. Brooklng ut Dog Town.
A goodly jiumbey were present, and many,
cialw'ate costumes wero dlsplayed, It
wasMiio Intention to surprlse Mr. Brook?
lng, hut thut gentleman, with tho Ingen
_lty of a Sharlock Holmes, unoarthed the.
>!ol, and was prepared.
Toa was served prornptly at tVeven,
"and so bounteous was tho repast that
pveryone tried to do justlce to lho be
gulllng vlands. Of oourse, tho feature
of tho ovenlng was tho contest for tho
prlzo for the best costumo worn, nnd
nfter the contestants paraded before the
Judges, thoae 'gontlemen, Rov. Ned. B.
Campbell, Judge , A. X, Mont^lro and
Mr. WiUium McCullsy, retlred to'dellher
alo. So long did thoy tako and so lii
tense was tho excitement, it was cruoliy
Insinunted that they spont more tlmo tn
preparjng tho presentatlon speeches than
ia decJdlng thi? wjnwers. i
S?uring Uio yarad. Utte appeared upon
His scene a flgure' that appeared to be
a woman dresed ln deep mournlng, for lt
was In a robo of black, and Its face
was entirely shleldcd from vlew. Much
nmazernent and speculatlon was caused
by its appcarance and tne amusement was
general when it was found that the spec
trnl llgurc was nono otiher than Mr.
Brooklng, who had sprung a atirprlse on
tho party.
Tho board of judges declded lhat the
flrst prlae should go to Miss L. M. Ir
wln, who was garbed In a costumn whlch
!r.3presantcd .her to bo an antiiqi4ated
lady, and that the "booby" prlze belonged
to Mr. J. B. Ferguson, who was attlred
In garmonts tHat represented him to be
a conglomeratlon between i a mlnor and
a "hayaeed." Messrs. Campbell and Mon
telro mado the excellent presetntation
spf-cches, wJilch proved that the tlfne
spent ln dollberatlon was not wastcd. The
party dlsbanded an hour or ::o past mld?
nlght, and every one voted it a grand
sucecss.
ANNUAL RECURRENCE.
Last Walnut Log in County Shipped
Av/ay Every Year.
(Speclal lo Tho Tiwca-Dlfipalch.)
DUBLIN, VA,. Fob. 2S.?For twenty
years oach su^ceedlng year has seen
the "last walnut log" In the county ship
ed from thls station. Thls season Is no
exceptlon, two car loads havlng just been
shipped. About 600,000 feet of lumber
measures tho business at this station for
tho last six months, the larger portlon
havlng been poplar. Four baby logs of
the latter constltuted a car load recently,
They were 12 and 14 foet in length and
wore four and flve feet In diametor.
They. as well as a large percentage ot
the lumber, and a number of car loads
of whlto oak logs,, were Intended for ex?
port.
LENTEN SEASON
IN ROANOKE
Receptions. Teas and Dances
Given Place to the Ser?
vlces of Churches.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatcb.)
ROANOKE, VA? Feb. 28.?Tho lenten
season Is on and now Instoad of see
Ing- carrlages nnd streot cars loaded wlth
gayly dressed women bound for recep?
tions, teas, dances, card partles and oth?
er social functlons, on Jefferson Street,
the prlnclpal routo to both social plens
ures and church (for St. John's, tho most
fnshlonablo Eplscopnllan, and the Calh
ollc Cathedrnl aro on thls street) you
now seo in the aftornoons tho same la?
dles In moro sober attlro, prayor-book
in hand, bound for church. And the
mon, they aro happy. No'moro lato sup
pers on account of a threo to six affair
or sleeploss nlghts llsienlng to a dls
soctlon of both costume nnd chnractor of
those met at Mrs. -'s receptlon.
Tlie most brilliant affair of tho clos?
ing week was tho tea glven by Mrs, R.
R. Fnlrfax, nt Orenway Court, on Mon?
day aflornoon from 5 to 7. Tho olegunt
home was beautifully nnd nrtlstlcally de
corutod wlth tho decoriitlons from Small.
of AVashlngton, Roses, carnatlons, tu
llps and sweot peas wero used In the
decoratlons. Mrs, Falrfax was asslsled
In recoivlng by hor mothor, Mrs. Charlos
Early, of AVashlngton; Mrs, John Mor?
ris, Mrs. Mason Janioson, Mlssea Mary
Rogors, Mary and Janet Miller, Mrs.
Josepli Coxo preslded over tho punoh
bowl and Mrs. AV. O. Stephenson, the
coffeo. Dellclous refreshmonts were
served nnd tho affair as a whole was one
of tho most charmlng of tho season.
Mrs. Malcolm AV. Bryan ontortalnod
the Marrlod Ladles Card Club at her
handsomo home, Oakhurst, on Tuesday
evonlng. Tho color schenio was plnk
and grcen and tlio parloru prosontcd a
most nttractlve appearance whon tho
many hnndsome mutrons wero engaged
ln the excttement of play and gosslp.
Euchre was played and tlie prize. a
half dozon of Klrk's sllver spoons was
won by Mrs. AA'aliler E. Addlson.
. A Washington Tea Pnrty was glven at
tho home of Mrs. Ella Starkey, on south
Henry Street last Saturday nfternoon
from 4 to 7 o'clock. Tho parlors wero
exoulBltoly decoratod wlth flngs/ palms
und shaded lamps. Euchre wns played
nnd threo prlzes wore glven. Punoh wus
served by Miss Annlo Sexton and Miss
Mlldred Bealo. Tho scoro cards were
little redjhatche(s und the Idea was car?
rled out 1n tho refreshments, whlch were
very daluty. Among tho Invlted guests
were Mrs. Edward Stono, Mrs. Struus,
Mrs. Frank Hlll, Mrs. D. H. Matson,
Mrs. James, Mrs, John Morris, Mrs, Jno.
W. Sherman, Mrs. F. AV. Bryant, Mlsses
Hlppey, Mrs. Darnajl, Mrs, W'oodward,
Mltis Outlell, MI?s Stias, Aila* Kornun
and, others, -
REBELS IN
JOGIETY
To Fiourlsh ItMust Have Clear
Field and no Opposltlon.
NORFOLK SOCIAL DOINOS
Washtnglon's Birthday and Ash Wcd.
nesday Proved Notablo Occaslons
, For Ihe Debtors In Soclety to
Disregard Tholr Obligatlons.,
havfa llr leld Vndy,no opposltlon In
Sfdor to flour sh. So soon as any tet
dfvorsIoliH or any flxed occaslons lntor
vont socloty must glve way beeause of
tho strongor attractlon. That Is to say,
nobodyoboys tho behests of soctetj' if
he can avold them, and, ovon she, avolds
hoso bohesta that sho hateslf thero ,?
a chanco of belng oqually suecesBfUlas
thero Is a far better prospect of enjoy
ment. In nny other dlverslon. lt lsan
undoniablo proposltlon that socloty ls a
boro. Nobody enjoys Its functions. Ev
erybody goes, If ho goes at all, aspcciai
ly'after he Is married. undor a protest
whlch, after a fow unsuccesaful deflances,
becomos a well-deflned rebelllon.
Thero wero two days to lnterrupt so?
clety hero thls woek. Both of them
furnlshed opportunltlcs for assertlons or
Jiberty whlch somo vlctims of the wln
'ter's'g-ayety selzod with delight and ex
erclsed with a dotermlnatlon t^at bodos
IU for any futuro subservlency-at least
for that partlcular vlctlm.
Washington's birthday was celebrated
on Monduy. That brought a number of
strangers to the city and gavo occaflton
for a militfjry parade, for large theatre
partles in honor of the guests; for spe?
clal and small receptlons of friends, and
for unpremedltated card partles among
nelghbors who had no soclal debts to
PJThen thero was Ash Wednesday, for
whlch those who aro not normally pious
havo been deferrlng soclal dutles, llke a
merchant defers meeting hls pecunlary
obligatlons when ho knows that he must
go Into bankruptcy. where they all wlll
be percented allke for his general rellef.
Washington's birthday gave a resplto for
social debtors, but Ash-Wednesday al
lows an opportunity to go through hank
ruptcy for a flnal dischargo from their
obligatlons.
??;*?..?
However that may be, thls has been a
dull week in soclety, and tho social sets
have been restlng. Somo of the enter
talnments of the week are as follows:
Mrs. Ashton Jones was hostess at a
card party Monday evenlng. a fancy dress
nffair, given at her residonco in Col?
lege Place. The ladles all wore fancy
dresses and several of the costumes were
unusually attractlvo. The rooms wero
decorated with Japanese Isnterns, red
shades, carnations and palms. The game
of hearts was played. Thore were three
tables. At tho flrst tablo, Mrs. John G.
Tilton and Mr. R. W. Sbultice won tho
flrst prizes, a bottle of perfume and a
book. At the second Miss Allce Molsely
and Mr. Beverly Burrow won a silver
belt pln-.nnd a box of cigars, and at the
thi'rd Mrs. Marlon FIsher, of Baltlmore,
won a sllver satchel tag and Dr. Hancock
a ash recolver. Tlio consolation, a box
of candy, was drawn by Miss Jane Ser
pell and the booby, a picture, was given
to Mr. Roland Culpeper.
Mrs. Jones' guests were Mrs. John G.
Tilton, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Shultice, Mlss
Katherine Heath, Miss Susio Strachan.
Miss Makely, of Edenton. N. C, Mlss
Anne Henrv, Mlss Fannio Culpoper, Miss
Marion FIsher, of Baltlmore, Mlss Lulie
Heath, Mlss Jane Serpell, Mr. Aaron Mll
hado, Mr. R. H. Culpeper, Mr. Beverly
Burrow, Mr. Camobell, Mr. Charles
Cooke, Mr. Harry Dubrell, Mr. Smithers
and Dr. Hancock.
A card party was glven Monday even?
lng by Mrs. Allan M. Cooke at her home,
on Tazewell Street, in honor of her guest,
Miss Lisa Atkinsoiv, e* Baltlmore. "Rlck
ety Ann" was enjoyed for two hours.
Miss Alice Kelly won the greatest num?
ber of game3 and received a silver bon
bon spoon, whllo among the gentlcmen
Paymaster Dent recelvod a gold stlck pln.
The boobles were won by Mlss Bessle
Grandy nnd Mr. W. S. Royster. The
scoro enrds wero llttlo flags. The guests
were then invlted to luncheon in tlio
dlnlng-room, where 'the table was deco?
rated with plng forget-me-nots and can
dies with plnk shades,
Thoso present wero Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur C. Frecman, Mlss Bessle Grandy,
Mlss Alico Kelly, Mlss Lisa Atklnson,
Miss Carrie Piiillips, Mlss Cornolla Trux
ton, Miss Llzzlo Freoman, Miss Mary
Waddlll, Mlss Helen Taylor, Mr. Otls
Barron, Mr. J. Saunders Taylor, Mr.
Washlngton Taylor, Jr., Mr. W. S. Roy?
ster, Mr. Kensey Johns, Mr. W. W. Old,
Jr., Paymaster Dent, U. S. N.; Mr.
Lightfoot and Mr. Stansbery,
Mrs. Lloyd ontertalned at cards Mon?
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Holmes,
of New Jorsey, at hor residonce; on
Boush Streot. Progresslvo whist was
tho gamo solocted to bo played and there
wero- two toblos. The flrst prlze, a sll?
ver hat pln, was won by Mrs. W. E.
Lawronce, and the second, a pack of
cards, was won by Mrs. Charles Rowland,
whllo tho consolatlons, whlch woro
packs of ncrtress' cards, wore drawn by
Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. C. E. Flnoh and
Miss Florenco Raynor. The score cards
wero Gibson heads.
Those present wore Mre, Holmes, Mrs.
W. H. Lawrenco, Mrs. Cf H. Ftnch, Mrs.
Charles Rowland, Mrs. IS. li. Murray,
Mrs. Hathaway and Mlss Florence Ray?
nor.
? ;??'.*
Mrs. Wllllam H. Taylor gave a enrd
party on Tuosday afternoon at her home,
In Boush Street, The guest of lionor
was Mrs. Rlohard Mollwalne, Jr, Tho
houso was clecoratod with palms, ferns
and candelabra with plnk shades. Thero
wore fourteen tablos deslgnatod by small
hatchets with tho number on them. The
score cards had small hand-palntod
hatchots on them and the games were
marked by attachlng chorrles to them.
and aftor tho lost game the wlnnors re?
celvod small Amerlcan flags, Tho scor
ors woro Mlss Mary Lelgh, Mlss Marla
Tucker and Mlss Madge Drummond and
each recelvod a candy hatchot. The flrst
prlze, a royal Saxe vase, was awarded to
Mrs. R. Ti Thorpe, and the second, a
book Jllustratod by Chrlsty, was won by
Mrs. Charles Parker Breese, whlle tho
consolation, a golf bag with two golf hat
plns, was drawn by Mlss I.ulle Heath.
Mrs. Taylor's guest were Mrs. Jumes
Y. Lelgh, Mrs. George W. Gordon, Mrs.
Howard Shleld, Mrs. Gooffry Morgan.
Mrs Thom W. Hondorson, Mrs, Laura
de Itussy Berry. Mrs. R. T. Thorp, Mrs.
Mollwuino, Mrs. Samuol Lloyd, Mrs. isor
man Boll, Mrs. J, Lelghton Hubard, Mrs.
Frltz Louls Sandoz, Mrs. Mary Musl,
Mrs Frank Anthony Walke, Mrs. James
B MoCaw, Mrs. C P. Breese, Mrs. Fred
Ollser, of Charlotte; Mrs, F. A- 0, Gron
er, Mrs. C, H. Bull, Mrs. Wllllam H.
Lumsdon, Mrs.. T. ? L. Drummond, Mrs.
Redloy Ware/ Mrs. W, \V. Llttle, Mrs.
Wllllam U, Vonablo, Mrs, Wickham Tay?
lor, MjaSss Nuthalle and Leo Berry,
(Mlsse? W'lnnl^ mi Emlljr pak?r. Mi_s
Mary Mnsl, Mlsses ttnthlcen nnd Gny
AV'hlto, of AhlitRflon; Mlsa Jacot, Mlsses
Nell. June and LlW-Tticker, Miss Glio'plo,
MIrs Annlo Henry/Miss Bessle Mnrndon,
Miss Nell Serpoll,' Mlss Emlly AVII.ion,
Mlss Urquhart, Mlss Margarot Old, Mlsa
Nlna Johns, Miss' -1*7-10 Frcemnlf, Mlss
Florence Smlth, Miss Carrlo Philllps,
Mlsses Bessle niul Mary Chamborlnlno,
Miss Lulle Hoath, Miss Porter, of Cali?
fornia, Miss Paullno Colllor. of SjtllStHlfyj
Miss Atny Worth, of rtlehmoitdj Miss
Anrile Mayer and Miss Dalsy Drummond.
A card party was givon Tuesday ovonlng
by Miss Hattio Wlllls and Miss Lottlo
Woodsldo at Mrs. Holen M. Bmivn's rosl
donco ln York Street. The suests play?
ed ouchre and tho gamo resulted ln Miss
Emlly AVIlson socurlng thn flrst prlzo,
ono of, Chrlsty's plctures, whilo tho gen
tleninn's flrst, "An Old Swoothoart of
Mine," wns won by Mr, Ballcy. Tho
consolatlon was drawn by Mr. Wnlter I.
Prlost and tho bo.oby by Mr. Paul Blln
coe.
Thoso prosent wore Mlss Allco Makely,
of Edenton, N. S.; Mlss Fannlo Cul
pepor, Mlss Susan Prlest, Mlss Waltmon,
of Loudon; Mlss Jano Nooly, Mlss Lulle
Hudglns, Mlss Sarab Ilnrrls, Mlss
Loulao Sholdon, Mlss Bolling, nf Bedford
Clty; Mlss Bessle Crowdor, or Eastern
Shor'o; Mlss Hattio Tilghninn, Miss Etliol
Hardy, Mlssos Emlly, luith und Margarot
AVIlson, Mr. Rowlnnd Culpoper, Mr. Paul
Bllncoo, Mr. Oalloy, -Alr. Waltor Sharp,
Mr. Tunstall Smllll. Mr. lloraco Hog
gard, Mr. AA'llllam I-rfingliorno, Mr. H.
Garrett Smlth, Mri Charles Tilghninn,
Mr.' AVIlllam R. Martin and Mr. John
M. AVoodsIde.
? ? ?
. .Mr. and Mrs. flarrls Plnciis havo Is?
suod Invltutlons "to tho marrlag-o of thelr
daughter, Lottlo, to Mr. Plillllp Davld
Wachtcl. Tho ccremony will bo por
formed on AVednesday aftornoon, March
11th. at 6 o'clock at tho resldence ot tho
brlde's parents, In Holt Street.
.?/?? *
A lunchon was glven AVednesday by
Mls.s Vlrglo Rogors at the Country Club.
Covors woro lald for six and the table
was decorated In jonqulls. Mlss Rogers'
guests wero Mlss Georglo Day, ot vNew
York; Mlss Marion Flsko. of Baltlmoro;
Miss Bolling, of Bedford Clty; Mlss Lou
Jle Sharp and Mlss Graco Jonos.
?MAINLY ABOUT FEOPLE.
Mr.' and Mrs. 13. J. Murwln have re?
turned to New Haven, Conn., after vlslt?
lng Mrs. Chapman, ln Brower Street.
Mlss Lena Allen ls vlsltlng friends In
Nowport News.
Mrs. Holmes, of Now Joreey, Is tho
guest of Mrs. Lloyd, In Boush Stroot,
Mrs. H." B. Harrlson, of Bnto Street.
his gone to Vlrglnla Beach for several
weeks as the guest of Mrs. Harry
Hodges. ,.
Rav. Carter Page left Monday after?
noon for AVaf.hlngton.
Mlss Bessle Doyle, who has beon vls?
ltlng In Richmond for several weeks, re?
turned homo Monday.
Mr. R. Johnston Neely has returned to
AVashlngton, after spendlng several days
with his mother, ln North Street, Ports?
mouth.
Mlss Crenshaw, who has been tho guost
of Mrs. Dlckson, left Monday for Hay
market, Va.
'Mrs. John F. Egerton has returned to
Washington, after spendlng a few days
In Norfolk.
Lleutenant Commander Wythe Parks,
who has beon vlslting his brothor, Mr.
Vlctor Parks, returned Sunday to AVash?
lngton.
Paymastor Ramsay left Tuesday after?
noon for AVashlngton.
Mlss Marion Fiske, who has been the
guest of hor aunt, Mrs. Samuol Llnthl
cum, In Ghent, has returned to her home
ln Baltlmore.
Mlss Emlly Thomas left Tuesday after?
noon for AVashlngtdh.' B7?i
Mr,. C. C. Duncan, who has been vlslt?
lng hls sister, Mrs. AVIlllam N. Wnller,
ln Dunmore Street, left on Tuosday ,for
AVashlngton.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Blddlecom have re?
turned to AVashlngton.'
>
IN STAUNTON.
The Delta Club Was Pleasantly Enter
tained by Miss Valz.
(Socclal to The Tlmos-Dlspnfcli.)
STAUNTON, VA.-, Fob. 28.?A hlghly
enjoyable entertainment and one of tho
most dellghtful of the season was glven
to the Delta Club by Miss Corlne A'alz at
her home on Market Street Wednesday
evenlng of thls week. Those present
enjoyed themselves in a gamo of pro
gresslve hearts. Dellclous refreshments
were s*rved and Miss Valz proved hor?
self a charmlng hostess. Those present
woro Mlsses Kltten Tlppett, Mary Ran
son, Kntle Hutcheson, Evelyn Shreck
lilse, iFlorence Bow.yer, Bessle Worlh
ington, Florence Tyree and Messrs, Frank
Knrnes, Mac AA'heat, Frank Hoge, Frnnk
Greathead, Gunther Hoge, Munford Au?
gust, John D. Crowle, Jr,, Captaln V.
Danlel, Waddell KInney and others.
A hlghly enjoynblo entertainment,
whlch afforded much merrimont for tho
VBachelors' Club," was glven by the
Holy Cross Soclety In St. Francls' Hall,
AVednesday nlght. Tho pantomlne, Arolces
of Spring, by Mlsses Mary O'Mara, M.
O'Callaghan, Z. Donnell, Marle Meredith
and F. Colllns, was good. The hall was
packed to overllowlng and tho enter?
tainment proved qulto a success.
Mrs, Charles Curry, a prominent socl?
ety lady of thls clty, fs ln Washington
thls weok nttendlng tho National Con?
gress of the Daughters of the Amorlcan
Rovolutton._
Cancetfotis
Atfirstliavenotli- u ma<0
ing about them to E E __?*/%4**4
iuclicatetheirlruc LJiCK?|J
nature. They ^"^
look like ordinary sores and are usuallv
treated as such, some simnle salve, wash
or ppwder being used in the hope of dry
iag them up and stoppiug the discharge;
but while the place may temporarily scab
over, it agniti inflames and feslers, be
cotuing as bad or worso than ever. After
awhile the dendly poison begins to eat
into the surroundiug flesh aud the sore
spreads with frightful rapidity. Then the
sharp shooting painB, whlch dlstinguish
the caucerous from the common ulcer,
are felt, aud the uiifortuimto patlent ls
brought face to face with the inostdread?
ed of all itialadies, a caucerous ulccr.
"Whenever au ulcer of any klnd is slow
in healing it should bo closely watched,
particularly if there is au.inheritcd pre
dlsposition to cuueer. Often times a. ma
ligiiaut, sttibhoni ulcer sturts from a boil,
wart, inole. bruise, blister or plmple, for
when the blood is taiuted and the germs
and seeds of cancer are implanted m the
system, you cannot tell when nor where
the deadly poison is goiiig to break out.
S. S. S. cures these caucerous ulcers aud
chronicsores, bydrivingontof the system
all the morbid and iinhe<liy matter that
keep. the ulcer iiritated and disckargiug.
It purifies and strengthens the blood,
euabliug it to throw off the gertna and
poisons, thtis cbeck
uig the further for-,
ination of cancer
cclls, nnd when nll
impurities huvebeen
removed from the
blood and system the ulcer Ijeals tiatu
rally aud peruiauetitly.
AU ulcers, even tlie smallest, 6hould be
looked upon with suspicion and treated
prouiplly before they become caucerous.
{3 S. S. is a purely vegetablo remedy, a
perfect blood. purilier, and an iirvii'oruling
tonic. Write for our free book on Cancer.
Tho Swift Spyuiiic Co., Atluuta, fe>,
CESSATION
OF GAYETY
But Tliero Were Several
Events Early Part of Week.
CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG
Bibl Glven at lho Opera-House for the
Mnry Washlngton Hospital was
a Notable Success?Sev?
eral Pcrsonals.
(Speclul to Tlio Tlmc?d)l?rnteh.)
FREDWRCKSBURO, VA., Fobruary 28.
-With the advent of Lont thero has been
a cessatlon of gaycty. Asido from tho
blrthdny party glven Monday nlght by
tho ladlos of Trlnlty Church and the
beautlful eritcrtalnmcnt. Blbl. glven at
the Opera Houso on Tuesday nlght by tho
ladlos of tho Mary Washlngton Hospital
Associatlon, both 0/ whlch woro mng
nlfioont succcsses and occaslons of real
ploasuro to a large numbor of poople, nnd
an ontortalnment at Froderloksburg Col?
lege on Friday night, the weok In tho
clty has beon devold of interest ln a so?
cial way.
Tho entortalnment at the colloge wns
glven by tho prlmary dopartment under
tho dlroction of Mlss Hlgglns, who ls
tho head of that department. The pro?
gramme was arranged with a groat deal
of caro and taste and pleased both the
old and young. Tho brlght lads and las
sles nll acqulttod themselves In a most
creditablo manner, evldenclng tho steady
advancement they are maklng under tho
effloient and palnstaking care of the
teachers. The programme was varied
with recltntlons and muslc, tho whole
forming an oecnslon of Intorest and pleas?
ure to nll present. Mlss Palmer. vocal
teacher, ln the muslc "departjnont, sang
a beautlful soio, and respondcd to an
oncoro. _ j,,
. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Prlce, of King
George county, entertnlned thelr friends
ln handsomo style a few nlghts ago, the
occaslon belng the introduction of their
daughtor, Ml^fi Bettie Prico, and of thelr
nolco, Mlss Annle Coakley, lnto soclo?
ty. Tho parlors were beautlfully deco?
rated and tho Coakley Orchestra dls
ponsed sweet muslc during the evenlng.
Besldoa the young peoplo of the nolgh?
borhood. a number of guests were pres?
ent from a distance.
IN STAFFORD. .
Mr. Fred . Shelton gavo nn enjoyable
danco to hls many friends nt hls home
In Stafford county. one nlght thls week.
A largo number of couples wero present,
not only from the lmmedlntc seotion, but
from other localities. The muslo was ex
cellent and danclng went on merrlly un?
til the morning hours. Cholce refresh
monts *ere served in abuhdance.
Miss Lucy Talley gavo a birthday party
one night this week at her homo near
Curlew, in Spotsylvania county. A lnrge
number of young peoplo, friends of Mlss
Talley, were present on the occaslon,
whlch was a most enjoyable one. Thero
was muslc, rofreshments and other pleas
ant features.
Mrs. John T, Goolrlck has been ln
Washlngton thls weok attendlng the ses
sions of the National Soclety of the
Daughters of tho Revolution, as the rep
resentative of the Betty Lewis Washlng?
ton Chapter of thls clty.
Miss Virglnia B. Carmlchael ha3 been
tlie guest of friends in Richmond this
week. , ,., ' ?
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. M. Breckenrldge, who
have been vlsltlng thelr relatlves, Mr.
and W. H. RIchards. here, havo return?
ed to their home ln. Pittsburg, Pa,
Miss Kato Nowell Doggett has return?
ed home from an extendod vlslt to friends
in Washlngton.
Mr. Taylor Pollock has returned to hls
home ln Washlngton, aftor a pleasant
visit to his brother-ln-law, Mr. Wllllam
Bernard and famlly,
Mr. Chancellor Klng, of Pittsburg, Pa.,
spent several days hero thls woek, tlie
guest of hls mother, Mrs, Anna C. Klng.
Mr. T. K. Mlllor, who has beon vlslt?
lng hls slster-ln-law, Mrs. A. B. Yates,
hns returned to hls home in Baltlmore.
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.
Dr. Sldney L. Scott. or Port Rich?
mond, Now York, vlslted hls parents, Mr.
und Mrs. Wllllam Scott, in this clty, thls
weok. , ,
Mr. Willie E. Compton spent several
days in Baltlmoro thls wook, the guest
of frlonds. ? ???',?? ,'?? "?-;?"";'-.??_
Colonel W. L. Hlll, who has been the
guest of Dr. J. D. Schepmoes and faml?
ly, "has returned to his homo ln Now
Orloans. ...
Mr Peter S. Trlblo, who has boen visr
Iting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Muse, 1ms ro?
turnod to his homo |n Baltlwore.
Mr. John T. Hlcks, of Richmond, vis
ited hls parents in Spotsylvania c?nty
thls, woek. ? .-'?_,
Mr. John W. Stono, of Washlngton, is
tho guest of relatlves hero.
Mr. Thomas Frankiln, ot Washlngton,
Is spondlng somo tlmo with hls parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. AV. Frankiln, in thls
clty.
Miss Carrie Pickett Moore, who hns
beon tho guest for several weeks of Mr.
E. Brndley and famlly, roturnod to her
home nt Bon Alr. noar Richmond, to-day,
Mr. W. H. Duvnll, of New York, ono
of tho proprletors of tho Washlngton
Woolcn Mllls In thls clty, Is hero on busl?
ness,
Mr. John F. Farmor, of Stafford coun?
ty, Is ln Washington on a ylsllt to his
son, Mr. Joseph L. Farmor.
IN BUtKINCJHAM.
The Arvonia Soclal Club at tho Home
of Mr. D. L. Plerce.
(Spoclal to Tho Tlmps-PIupiitrh.)
FARMVILLE, VA,, Feb, 28,-Tho Ar?
vonia Soolal Club of Bucklngham oounty
met at the homo of D, L, Plerce Friday
afternoon and onjoyod a dolIghtfuKenter
talnment arranged by somo of tho mem?
bers of tlio club. Some of those present
wero MIsses Mary Wade, Ineis Bliepard,
Mnrlnn MoLove, Willlo Evans, Annle
Wllllams; Mossrs. W. G, Edwards, D, L,
Plorce, J. AV. Plerce, P, H, Root, Robert
Evans, Davo Plorco, John Edwards, G.
H. Edwards and H. H. Roberts, Games
woro indulged ln untll a late hour.
T|io Young Pooploa' Literafy Soolety of
Darllngton Helghts met at the home of
AV. M. Blnford thls woek. and the
ovonlng pussod vory plensantly,
' Tho Kntlierlne Ridgeway Cornpuny gavo
an enjoyable eiitertiiinniont In the Op?
era Houso lust Prlday nlght, Thls on
lortuinment was ou the V, M. C. A, Star
Courso serlea, und was of a hlgh order.
The Intermodlute celebratlon of AYjibIi
Ington's birthday by tlio Unlon and Phll
nnthroplo Soeletlos took place at Hainp
den-Sldnoy Collego Friday nlght, Fob
ruury 20th. Tho programme of tho ex?
erclses waa ns follows;
Oiatlonsi AV, M. Thornton, Jr., Unlbn,
subject, True^GreatnesHj S...D, Cralg,
I'lilluntrophlo, subjeot, Man'e areat Op
portuultlesi AV, C. Juckaon. Jr,, Plillan
trophlc, subject, Solf BiHpuotlou; r, T,
Kemp, Unlon, subject, 8o|f-Rol|anc*| T.
J, Hurwell, Phlluntroplilc, subjoct, Men
Who lieed Duty's Volce, tho Need of rtiu
H?ur; li. S, Preatoji, Unlon, subject,
Chlciilry of To-da,y, Tlie addressos wero
i
terlnlntnent was enjoyod by tho ttiidl*
Tho Hampdon-Sldney Gynanlutri tenm
gavo a dellghtful exhlbltlon In thn As?
sembly Hall of tho Norinal School laat
Tuesday evenlng to a largo audlentfe, for,
tho beneflt ot tho Normal Atimial.
Tho Ladlos' Ald Soclety of tha Bap?
tlst Churoh wlll glvo n sllver tea ln tho
basement ot tho church next Frlday
nlght. Elegant refroslimcnts wlll be
sorved, and a carefully proparod pro?
gramme Wlll be rondored. Tho publlo
ls cordlnlly Invlted to attond. Tho pro
coeda wlll got to defray tho exponsos of
the churoh."
IN LEXINGTON
Hon. Harry St Qoorgo Tucker Roaches
Home Wlth HisBrlde.
(Speclal.to Tin: Tlmea-Ulspatch.)
LBXJ.NGTON, VA., Feb. _S.-Hon,
Harry St. Goorgo Tucker reachod hls
homo ln Lexlngton tiunday mornlng
wlUi hls brlde, who was Mlss Martha
Sharpo, of Wllkesbarro, Pa. Mr. Tuck
or, accompanled by Mrs. Tuckor, wont
to Wlnchested Monday to address tho
Farmers' Instltuto of Frederlck coun?
ty, Va., on Tuosday. Thoy returned to
Lexlngton Thursday mornlng.
Mlss Bessle Fltch and Mlss Ruth Peav
pall, two lUtruotlvo young ladles of
Westfleld, N. J., aftor spendlng sev?
eral woeks ln Vlrglnla vlsltlng Mra.
L&wreiioo Embree, of lexlngton, _nd
other frlonds ot Buona Vlsta, havo re
turnod to thelr home.
Mr. James M. Davldson returnod homo
Saturday after au absonco of four month
spont In travellng ihrough thu wostern
section of tho United Statos. Hls jour
noylngs of 20,000 mllbs carrled hlm
through 20 States and a vlslt to Cana?
da.
Rov. Willlam J. Mnybeo, Stato Super?
lntendent- of Chlldren's Homo Socloty
of Vlrglnla, waa In Lexlngton thls week
ln tho Interest of tho socloty. Ho took
with hlm threo homeless chlldren, two
boys and a glrl, for whom homes wlll
be provldcd by tho soclety.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. GUlock on
tortalnod a number of thelr friends at
thelr home on Maln Streot Thursday
nlght.
Mr. Alex. P. Moore, ot tho State treas
urer's ofllce, Richmond, was ln Lexlng?
ton thls '?> weok vlsltlng hls homo.
Mr. Gllmer S. Leech has boen appoint?
ed postmaster at Colllerstown, R'ock
brldge^ county, to succeed Mr. P. S.
Beard.'
Mr, W. M. Hnyworth, of Baltlmore.
was tho guest for soveral days last week
of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam F. Edwards/'
Mlss, Evolyn Nolson and Mlss Nottlo
Pratt are 'n Petersburg vlsltlng the lat
ter's brc.-jr, Rev. Hni-ry Wr. Pratt.
Congressman II. D. Flood has notlfled
Asslstant-Postmastor E. L. Conner that
the rural mall roUtes, Nos. -1 and 5, wlll
be started horo Aprll lst.
M|\eeley;
DRUG ADDICtlDNS.^
403 N.LVST. RICHMOND . VA .
STEAMB0ATS.
American Line.
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON
Salllng AVednesdays at .11 A. M.
psrpoaf.i:IaM^n' ik ^^%r\?v-:
Red Star Line.
NEAV YORK-ANTAVERP-PARIS.
Salllng Saturday at 10 A. M.
Zoeland, March 7. Vaderland, March 21.
Flnlnnd, March 14. Kenslngton, March 28.
Plers 14 and 15, North River,
Offlce. 73 Broadway, N. Y.
W. B. PALMER & CO.,
BAY LINE TO
BALTIMORE
Via C. & 0. Railway and
Old Point
U. S. MAILRQUTE.
Leave Richmond vla Chesapeako and
Ohlo Rallway dally, except Sunduy, at 4
P M., connectlng at Old Point wllh tho
Bunorb steamerB of the Old Bay Llno,
leavlng at 7:15 P. M.. arrlvlng Baltlmore
6'30 A M., ln tlmo to make connectlon
with all tralns North, East aud West.
Short rallrlde and all nlght on oua of the
ftnest steamers lr, Southern water. Re
turning, arrlvo Rlehmond 10 A, M? dally,
except Monday.
For tlckets and general Information
apply at general offlces Chesapeake and
Ohlo Rallway, Richmond Transfer Com?
pany and 1006 East Maln Street.
OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP CO.
Mlght Line (or Norfolk
Leavo Richmond dally at 7 P. M? stop
nlng at Nowport News ln both directlons.
Da'ly except Sunday by C. and O. Rall
wav 8:00 A. M., 4 P. M.i 0 A. M. and 3
P M by N. and AV. Rallway; all llnee
oonnect at Norfolk wlth direot steamere
for Now York, salllng dally except Sun?
day, 7 P. M. , ?
Steamers soll from company's wharf
(foot of Ash Street) Rockotts.
ii n WALKER, Traf. Man. New York.
H. U. W^0HN F, MAYER, Agent,
1212 East Main Stroet, RIohmond, Va,
Merchants and Miners
Transporiation Company.
Steamshlp Line. Direct Route to
Boston. Mau..and Provldenoe.R.I.
Bteumece leave Norfolk for Boston Tues?
day, Wednesday, Frlday and Sunduy. For
Provldencc- Monday, Thursday and Satur?
day at 6 P. M. Aocommodations and cul
sino unsurpassed. PassengerB and frolght
taken for all New England polnts, Tlok
et? on sale at Chesapeako and Ohlo and
Norfolk' and AVastern Ruflway ofllcea and
No, 818 East Maln Street
VIRGINIA NAVIQATSON COMPANY.
JAMES IUVER DAY LINE.
Bteamer POCAHONTAS loaves MON?
DAY WEDNESDAY und FR1DAY at 7 A.
M. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point.
Newport Nows, Claremout aud Jumes
Rlvor landlngs, and connectlng at Old
Point for AVashlngton, Baltlmoro nnd tha
North. Stnte-rooniB reserved for the nlght
nt moderate prlcea. Electric cars direot to
wharf. Faro only $1.50 and U to Norfolk.
Muslo by Grand Orchestrlon.
Freight reuejvod for ubovo-niimed plaocs
and all polnts l?> ?? , |j* *?l1
Notrh Carollna. UM&JNg^Jgfo
E. A. Bnrber. Jr.. Secretary.
Clyde Steamshlp Co.'s
PHILADELPHIA,
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM?
SHIP tINE.
Appointed suilimj daysi Evory
TUESr.'AY, FMDAY and SUNDAY
nt cluvlight.- FrolgUt recoived daily t)U
RAILROAJDS.
jLanflr/rri-ir'rrrnvfn-riViV-"---^ ' * Hl?JM^
liEAVE RICHMoNb-BASTBOOND. .
. NORFOLK TRAINS, 2 HOURS 25 MlW,
7:46 A. M,?Ex. Sunday?Local to Newpotl .
News. ?<?'
t?:00 A. M,?Dally?Express to Norfolk nnd
Old Point.
4:00 P. M.-Ex. Sun.-Express to NorfolM
and Old Point.
6:00 P. M.?Dally?Local to Old Point.
MAtN LINE-AVESTBOUND. , [
10:10 A. M.?Ex. Sun.?Local to ClIMotl '
Forge.
2:00 P. M.?Dally?Express to (jlnolnnatl,
Loulavllle, St, Louls and Chlcggo, 4
5:15 P. M.?Ex. Sun.?Local to Doswell.
.10:30 P. M.?Dally?Express to Clnclnnatl, .
Lottlsvllle, St. Louls and Chlcago.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION,
10:20 A. M.?Dally?To Lynchburg and
Cllfton Forge. ?'
5:15 P. M.?Ex, Sun.->Local to Breme,
C. E. DOYI.E, AV. O. AVARTHEN,
Oen'l, Manager. Dlst. Pass, Agt.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. 22, 1903,
All tralns arrlve and dopart Fourteentn- -
Street Station. _.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
7:00 A. M.?Dally. Local for Danvlllo and
Charlotto, N. C. ? A _ ,. ?
12:50 P. M.*-Dallv. Llmlted, Buffet Pull?
man to Atlanta and Blrmlngham, Now Or?
leans, Memphls, Chattanooga and all tha
South. . _, ,,,_
6:00 P, M.-*Except Sunday. Keysvllla.
Local. _. .. ' __,
11:05 P. M.?Dally. Llmlted; Pullman readfl
0:30 P. M., for all the South. .
YORK-RIVER LINE.
The favorlto route to Baltlmoro and
Eostern polnts. Leave Richmond 4:80 '_??
M, Monday, AVednesday and Friday.
5:00 A. M.?Except Sunday. LoosU tolae*
for AVest Point. , ??" ? '? '
2:15 P M.?Local. Monday, AVednesdajn
and Friday for West Point. . .
4:30 P. M.?Except Sunday. For Welt
Point, conirocting with steamers for Bal?
tlmore and rlver iandlngs, Mondays, Wed
nosdays and Fridays.
TRAINS ARRlATt) RICHMOND.
8:66 A. M. and 6:25 P. M.?From all th?
South. _
3:25 P. M.?From Charlotte, Durham and
local statlons.
8:40 A. M.?From Keysvllle and local
statlons. ? yi _
0:15 A. M.?From Baltlmore and Wee(
Point.
4:50 P. M.?From West Point.
H. C. ACKERT. G. M.;
S. H. HARDWICK. G. P. A.,
Washlngton, D. C;
C. W. WESTBURY, D. P. A.,,
Richmond, Va, Old 'phono 455. new 93.
'_ 4 .'
Rr ? Q Richmond, FrederlcksV
? ?? IX li burg &. Potomac R. R
Tralns Leavo Richmond?Northward.
4:15 A. M., dally, Bjrd St. Through,..
6:16 A. M., daily, Main St. Through.
6:45 A. M.. dally, Maln St. Through. AV
Pullman Cars. , . ?-,_?_,_?
6:54 A. M., except Monday. Byrd B^
Through. All Pullman Cars. .".,?.
7:15 A. M., week days. Elba. Ashland ao\
commodation. . ?-?_??
8:00 A. M., Sunday., only. Byrd St..
8:40 Vltf!, week days. Bryd St. Through. ?
12:05 noon, week days, Byrd St. Through.
4:00 P. M., woek days. Byrd 8t? Fred'
ersburg accommodatlon. ' _ '
6:05 P. M, dally, Maln St. ?Through.
6:25 P. M., week days. Elba. Ashland ao- ,
commodation. ?.
8:06 P. M., daily, Byrd St. Through.
11:10 P. M., week days. Elba. Ashland aa
commodation. . ?? ?.? ..:?_ .
Tralns Arrlvo Richmond?Southwara. '
6:40 A. M., week days. Elba- Ashland ac. '
commodation.. _, . ' _.. ? -_,-.'
8:00 A. M., dally, Byrd St. Through.:
8:26 A. M., week days. Byrd St.. Fred>..
erlckshurg -accommodatlon. _. ,<_??
12:05 P. M;. -week days. Byrd St. Through.
2:05 P. M., dally, Maln St. Through.
3:00 P. M., weok days. Elba. ABhlandaC'
commodation. - ? ? ? ?">'?'
0:46 P. M? daily. Byrd St. Through.
0:00 P. M? daily. Byrd St. Through.
10:26 P. M., dally. Maln St. Through. AR
i Pullman Cars. _ .- ? .
11:00 P. M? woek days. Elba. Ashland ac?
commodatlon. ' ..- A _,,_ _
11:40 P. M.. week days. Byrd St. Thro'-gh..
All Pullman Cars. ? ? _ .
12:iS A. M.? dally. Main St. Through.,
Noto? Pullman Sloeplng or Parlor Cars
on all tralns exoenUocal aMommortntlons.
W. D. DUKE, C. W. CULP. W. P. TAYLOR,
Gen'I Man'r. Ass't Gen'I Man'r. Traf. Man r
SEABOARD
Air Line Railwavt
trains leave rjchmond-dailt.
10:28 P. M. Seaboard Florlda Llmlted t?
2:16 P.UM?S Seaboard Mall to Savannah,
Jacksonvlllo. Atlanta and Southwest
12:82 A.M. Seaboard Express to Savam
nah. Jacksonvllle, Atlanta and South'
0A0 A. M. Locnl for Norlina and Hamtet
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-DAIL1,
6:40 A. M., No. 34, frorn Florlda.
6:10 A. M. No. 50, from Florlda, Atlanta.
and Southwest. A?,--i.
4:65 P. M.. Np. 66. from Florlda. Atlanu'
and Southwest. ? ? , ?
8:45 P. M., from Norlina nnd local point*
?Phone 405. 1006 East Maln St- ,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
TRAINS LEAA'E RICHMOND X?AILY-?
BYRD-STREET STATION. '
8:30 A. M. To all polnts South.
0:00 A. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
12:20 P. M. Petersburg and N. & "W. Weaf.
3:00 P. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
+4:10 P. M. Goldaboro Local.
6:56 P. M. Petersburg local.
0:60 P. M, To polnts South.
9:35 P. M. Petersburg and N. &"W, West?
11:30 P. M. Petersburg local.
tll:50 P. M. "Florlda Speclal."
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:07 A. M? $8:40 A. M., 7:85 A. M? t8:?
A. M? U:10 A. M.. ?:? A. M.. 2:00 P. M*
6:50 P. M., 7:45' P. M.. S:56 P. M.
t Exoept Sunday. t Except Monday.
C S CAMPBELL. Div. Pass. Agt
W. J.'CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agt.
N^WNorfolk^Wesient
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
0:00 A M, NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar.
rlves Norfolk 11:20 A. Mfa Stop; only al
%"JK& ^mc%on^?s. B??.t
Purlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg ami
Roanoko. Pullman Sloepors Roanoko ta
Columbus, Bluofleld to Clnclnnatl! also
ltouiioke to Knoxvllle. and Knoxvllle t?
chiittiinooKU and Momphls.
C13*a0 1? M-, ROANOKB EXPRESS tOT
irnVmvllle. Lynchburg and Roanoko.
13tWl'M..OCEANe SHORE LIMITED. )
Arrlvo. Norfolk 6:20 P. M. Stops only ai
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk. Connecti
with stoainarn to Boston. Provldence, Now
Yh P" W rfoVfoWa^intatlon.
W9i0ri<eM.r8bN% ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman Sleeper. Rlohmond , to
Lynchburg. Petersburg tq Roanoko:
l.vnclihurg to C-hattanooga, Memphls an4j
New Orleans. Cafe Pl'irng Car. .
Tralns arr ve from the West 7:M A,, M..
3 P M and 8:58 P. M.s from Norfolk )l:tf
A M., 11:43 A. M. and 6:50 P. M.
Offloe No. P3S East Main Street.
W B. BEVILL" C H. BnSLBY. _
Gen. Pass. Agent. DIs, Pass. Agant
^mnml^i kteriiuw
ELECTRIC RAILWAY,
Beginnioft April Ist. 190%,
Cara letvvea cornor Perry ajid Stvemll
Stveeta, Manchester. eyajey boac (oo ia?
hawntom ti A. M. to W V, U-. U*t c?t
UCaS' k'ave V*tarsbur?. Zoot,'* ?*?-?
more Street, every nour from <J^0 A- ?*?
W ^RIDAV^'ND SUNDAY SPBCJAL i
P*: Ciri- ON8. ,
19 CBNTft-rRPWra TliHMO 1P*^|/.i
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