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HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
i?~?
(COPY LETTERS nt hm-n?i ?IS, pnld wi.ol.ly.
8l?li>t stamped envelope for sample letter.
VBB1TBAN CO., .14 Park Rov-, Now York.
???WE WANT experienced saleswomen, unti per
raiment |vrt*.lll..n?? punrnntoi'il lo tilt? rieht par?
ties; non?? luit flrst-olas*. Intelligent np'ilU-nntn
Will be con?ldored. Arply to ?????,?'.?.
Mlllor A hhiMnl?.
.WANTED, ? COOK. Apply ut Dr. R. A. PAT
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALE.
AV ACCOMPLISHED LADY nnd elegant Musl~
dun of Ions oxperl'tipp will tench fur lirr
tavird In ?om? ploneflfll Virginia fmnlly during
nuniincr. Address VIRGINIAN, 42s I'enrhti-ep
Street. Atlnntn, On.
HELP WANTED?MALE.
WANTED, MALE STENOGRAPHER; youiiR man
about twenty yenr?*; good, rnpld ??????p????t
nm) typewriter, ono with experience In tic?
counting preferred: state rli'iirly up.?. experi?
ence, rpfprpnPe? awl snlnry wnnloil. .tUNIUK,
??f.ro this nfTIco.
WANTEd7 Stork Men ?nd Boys. .Apply at ?317
Kn?t itrnnil Streot.
WANTED, a sober, cnorgetlc young man as trav?
oltili* aa Iceman ; ono ?lin ??p? limi experience
Tfllli hardware or aiuto trade preferred; ref
oronoo. Address S.. euro Box 388.
WANTED, a younr. MAN. not o??or thirty yoars
of nfio. n? mi Individuili ix-nik keeper for lunik;
only those ?nuli ?- experience nppd npply.
Mnko application, In own handwriting, (tifine
experience nnd references, to SCHMELZ
??????., Rnnliors. Hiimptoii, Vu.
lABORER? WANTED. Ono ?rst-rlass ratlronil
prndo FOREMAN at ?7G. por monili. ?In. nm
brini- with htm 2? flrnt-class practical grade
lnborer?. at fl.r.li ?.t dny. ,T. W. DAWSON,
???. Mgr., Kelly? rrook und Northwestern
Ry.. Coder (.rovo, Kannwhn co., W. Vn.
WANTED, Drat CLERK, who can and will
Work; nono other need npply; must ho com?
p?tent, soher, quick nnd correct; single mnn
preferred; position permnnent; rare chance
for the right mnn. Applications must Mitte
experience, covering entire connection with the
drop business, pive reference, full particulars
nnd reasons for deslrlnp ? change. Address
li. Y. X. DRUGS, ??? 748, Roanoke, Vn.
LOST.
XOBT?Wilt? Setter DOOi iheared, bushy tall,
left eye nnd hind lop Injured; he'e no pood to
anybody hut mo. Piense return him to CHAS.
?. COOKE. 1107 E. Mnln.
LOST?June 2d, a Brown Cooker SPANIEL. Wore
collar nnd ll-nfl medal. No. 84G.0. Answers to
the name "Prince." Sellable reward If re?
turned to No. 117 ?. Orneo Street.
?LOBT?TAN P0CKETB00K, with chain attach?
ed, containing nbout ?Mil nrd pair kid plovps
nnd trunk check, ?t the C. it? O. Depot yostor
dnv afternoon, Juno 2d. Howard If returned
to No. ??? N. Twenty-third Street.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALE.
AN EXPERIENCED,'"all-around hotol man is
open for auunnnr enpagement. Address
HOTEL. 501) Fifth Slreet, Lynchburg, Vn.
WANTED, by registered pharmaolst of good
standing, position ns mnnnper: host references.
Address PHAItMACETINB, care this office.
BOARDERS WANTED.
WANTED, Ocoupanta for three furnished
ROOMS, second door, with board; prlvnte fam
lly; reference? exchanged. Apply IOS N. Fifth
Streot.
BUSINESS WANTS.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS: 2 QUART,
$1.38; 8 quart, ?l.68; 4 quart, J1.98; 6 quart,
J2.48. T. J. KINO CO., 60S East Marshall,
SALESMEN WANTED.
WANTED. Traveling SALESMAN for E*?t Ten?
nessee, **fi?trrii Kentucky, Northwestern Vlr?
g?nln: ?me ???iiorlenccd In mill nnel fni'tnry
supplies; stnte ngc, ?>???t|?-????0, snlnry expect
ni eme) reference. THE QUEEN CITY Sill??
I't.V CO,, Cincinnati. O.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
THE TLACE TO BUY RPR INK!,IN O
Linio, Plaster. Cement, etc.. Is at C. B.
HARPER HARDWARE CO., f,12 East
Marshall.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY?W?e can ?ell your
reni estate or business wlinrovor li?onlcd: we
Ine-eirpeirnte? nnil liont stuck roiiiniinli?*. Write
Its. HOltATin Ull.llKItT ?: CO., RUtcott
Square. ?????G???.
FOR RENT.
1*0? RENI??Wont Graco-Streot Roildenoc?? will
rent tee .1 family ?llliiut children for si
mor ninnili?; un elegantly furnished West
?? ?ion.Street ItertldMce, I?or full particulars
nelelross P. 0. llnx 14. city.
FOR RENT?At 14 W. Main 8trne;t, ?t low
rulos fen? tho s'lininer ninnili?, 2, ft, 4 Off fi wi
fii-'ilslioil ItOOMSi e'lin ho r.'iiloil together nr
separate ly; rewims nri' large nnil ecool,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?Thoroughbred Mare, and Ooldlng,
1G.-2, ? ye-nrs. well in.ili-lii'il, boiilltltlll bright
liny?, wpll broke In harness, R.nid fendili.'
lieirsos nini semini; man? splendili iMnihlttntlnn
lieersc, gelding good Jumper nnd fust; nisei sev
ernl Reniti Ponies. DUNCAN WItlliHT, Pe?
tersburg.
FOR BALE?Twenty (20) gallons of MILK per
?lay. Address WI11TH? STOCK FARM, llox
170. city.
F***-**t SALE.
FOR SALE?New No. 10 BAR-LOCK, little, used,
for beat offer. Address nt once ?. ?., care
this ?fri??*.
ROOMS FOR ReNtT^
FOR RENT?At Fot-est Hill, two furnished
ROOMS hi irinth'tni'ii. or furnished Flat, fe'iir
rooms, suitable for housekeeping; pnrly with
out children. JAMES, care this office.
SUMMER BOARDF.RS.
depot;
?lincei telephone |n house. Address Mr?. C. W.
IH1NNAI.I.Y. t/'Ulsn. Vs.
WANTED. RUMMER BOAttDERS by private
family i delightful tubi.?; tnrg.?. re-s.nl. nlry
res.ins; one and ? half miles from e-ololirnti'il
Farmvllle I.lthln Springs; dully rmuej alice to
ili'iml; nilnlls prefcrii'il. Miss AOD1B V UN?
ARM', Fniinvllli?. Va.
SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED.
BOARDERS WANTED In the suburbs of the
city; Itirgo. shndy yard and porch; ??>??? fan?;
no I'lilbhen; ?????iirc.rln1.lt? roomi! $0 j.cr ?veek.
Apply lo Mrs. .1. II. lll.ACKLKY, 28 Wlllthtop
Street, Stniinton, Vil
WANTED.
WANTED, to rent for one year, with option of
purchase, truck G???, Mi to 12.*. seres I near
lllchmniKl prefnired, but not nhsnliilply nevi'?
snry. State price, ternis, buildings, nitida and
all particulars. It. I. M., llnx 607. Rich?
menni. Vn,
WANTED, to buy a good second-hand BICYCLE
? for a Indy; alato make, price nnil condition?
Albires!? f. O. llnx SS.'I, city.
WANTED, Washing to do nt home by good
liiuiulrese. No. 1?10S West Leigh Street.
These roosters helonp* to Farmer Smith. Do you see him?
Solution of puzzle In yesterday's Times-Dispatch: The mule is formed hy the
white space between the two Usures looking from the 'op of the picture.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
A lady or mnrrled roupie to tnko chnrfi-o
of a strictly rirst-rlnpf Iioiipo near Olii
Point Comfort, for fmir month*?; Is Ihnr
oiighy furnlRh??!; has excellent servants;
accommodates tlilrtv i?iipsIi; hnnlt nnil
pcrsotinl reference*? exchanged! Interview
on thn premises ri?nuesioil. Auilt?ss Box
?If., Old Point Comfort, Va. Ask at this
office for circular.
WANTED, to buy Household Effects, Foi
Beds. Mer.'hnn.llse; state quantity, tlox
WANTED, HORSES for pasturage! prie?, to pet
month. Address BARNEY, ?lamento??.,, Va.
WANTED, Furniture to atoro. Addres? STOR?
AOE, enrn till*, office.
WANTED, to buy FEATHER BED8 In Poter??
burp and Hlchmond; cosh pal?!. 'Phone ?781.
Adiircss rJABPBR BROS., l205Mj W. Mnln St.,
city.
BUSINESS WANTS.
DON'T THROW AWAY your old book?, pamp-i?
Irle, paper?, etc., I buy them. ?. ?. Il-i>.
7M Enst Cary. _.
??G? CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPP'B, 110 ?.
Ninth Street.
ITAXENE, the only durable Boor polleh.TAN.
NBR PAINT 4 OIL CO.. Ut? ?. Mnln Streot.
T?D??S7 COLUMN".'_
SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF'B, UO N.
Ninth Street.
BETETR than (looters nnd mod loin*??DANIELS
mptliral of deep breathing anil ,phyelcnl Citi"
ture. ? coats nothing t" luvcellgnte; Q-.7 E.
Prend _ _
MISCELLA? EOUST_
SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF'S, 110 N.
Ninth Stroet. .
MORPHINE, Lauaanum, Oocalno and Liquor
hnhlis permanently nnd painlessly run?., nt
home; no detention from business; notion ?ni
nielliate; louve* patient In nntnrnl, ??-iiltHy
condition without desl?e for drugs; cure ?iinir
nntPcil for $10.00. Write for particulars, ?r.
I.ONO CO.. Atlnntn. On._
TO BE An Aotor or Actress Take THe'iBhMtjjit
ronil to the atnge vln DANIELS' S0H00D 01
ACTING; roost complete school In the South,
private liipntre In connection: 027 13?. Broad.
POULTRY NETTINO. 2C. PER YARD
nt C. B. 1IARPBR HA It DWARK CO., 51?.
East Marshall.
?SCREEN DOORS CO.MPL-ETE, WITH
iilnups, 7fic; Window Screens, 23c. at
J. T. KINO OO.. 60S East Marshall.
SHEPHERD'S "Bpoolal." You Eat and Drin* It.
HARRY Made Porco With His Mother-In-Law
by taking her to DOYLE'S CAFE, whero thoy
servo the best drinks In city to ludica and
gents. Eevonth Hnd Ilrond.
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
OUR PRICES Aro the Lowest; 'Phone 8570 and
we will cnll. M. O. COPELA.NI) CO., 1US N.
Ninth Street.?
BARGAINS.
ARE YOU looking for BARGAINS In Clothing 1
Try the BALTIMORE BARGAIN HOUSE, 108
East Broad Streot. Cauli or Credit Clotblns
no?ise.
BICYCLES, AC.
JOE, JOE,The Bloyolu Mi-n?Always eomethlng
doing In lowest, prices, Inrgest stock, best
workmanship; ?Ovcrythlni* up-to-date In 'Bicy?
cles, etc. BICKEttSTAFF'S?One Store?1803
Enst Mnln.
LEWIS' (See MAIN) NEW SHOP.
Clean Hlinv??. Try LEWIS.
NEW SHOP. TH?TbEST SERVICE.
At LEWIS'. 828 Mnln.
BREAD.
TRY THE PULLMAN 1,0 AF. The Jefferson
nnd other prominent chilis, hotels, etc.. uso
It; also Hoine-mnelo French, Vienna unii {?or
man Uve Prend, fnkes and l'Ics made by
MIJEl.L'ER'fl NBW YORK ???????. No. 410
Weift Rrnnil: 'phono 2580? freo delivery.
CASH OR CREDIT.
WE OAN SAVE you money and sell you Men'?,
Ileiya' nnd Children'? Clothing, lints nnd Fur?
nishing (limila on easy torma. Do not com?
pare our price trilli other ensh or credit storca,
hut with the cheniieat spot ensh atom In the
City. BALTIMORE BARGAIN HOUSE. 108
B. innati Street, muli or Credit Clothing
llemse.
DENTISTRY.
H. V. DES PORTES. D. D. S?
625 E. MAIN STREET.
'PHONE 200.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS?Jameatown Island Can Re Rent?
ed for excursions. For terms, etc., apply to
(j. J. UAItNEY. Mondowvlllo. Va,
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN,_
WINDOW SCREENS, fficTi DOOR
Screens complete, with hinges, 75c. C. B.
HARPER HARDWARE CO.? ??12 Enst
FLOOR STAIN8.
FLOOR STAINS, All Shad.TANNER PAINT
He OH, CO., 1*10 Bunt Mnln Street._
r ???G?^??????????.
pop "sale-blue- "flame 2-BURNER
Oil Stove, ?fi.70, at J. T. KINO CO.. 60S
Eant Marshall.
$2.60 BUYS A ?3.50 LAWN MOWER;
quality guaranteed. C. B| HARPER
HARDWARE CO.. 512 E. Mnrshnll.
GENTS* COLUMN.
BEFORE ORDERING That Now 8ult oome and
boo the nice ?Suriment lit Sixth and Mnln.
Suits, tlfi up: Trous-?*, ?5 up. RICHMOND
TAILORING CO., Clint. A. Spence, Manager.
HAND-MADE SHOE8.
VICI, PATENT Leather or Kid Shoe? Made to
order; hand stltcheel; beat material: work
mushlp nil perfect fit gtiiirniiteed, for J8.B0.
BALTIMORE SHOE HOUSE. 1110 East Main.
LAWN MOWERS.
LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and Repaired at
N. FI"
BLI'N'NKR'S, 810 N. Fifth Street.
OXFORD SHOES.
LADIES' Fine Oxford Tie? at ?1.00. ALBERT
STEIN, corner Fifth and Rrond Street?.
PERSONALS.
SOFT OREAM CANDY. AT KAEMPF'B, 110 N.
Ninth Stroet.
HAVE YOU TRIED Doyle'? Deviled Crab? The
he-st you ever touted. DOYLE'S LADIES' *
GENTS' CA1*E. comer Seventh and Broad.
LADIES' Chea ta and Bust? Doveloped (no mat
hiikci; re-iulta iioaltlvtely f-tinrniitet-di beat city
reference: lndy nlwnye In attendance. DAN?
IELS' SCHOOL PHYSICAL CULTURE, 627 E.
Broad. ?
PRINTING.
CHEAPEST Printing Houao in Rlohmond; Work
strictly flrst-clMI nnd U|i to-.late. Telephone
a.1-11 if you hnvp any rfoubta, nnd we will
convince you that wc can save yon money.
Tliia affect? your pocketbook, ?o keep ua In
mind. HARRIS PRINTING CO., 1803 Bust
Franklin Street.
PASTURAGE.
FINE PASTURAOE, Wator and Shed*, ?J8 per
month! $2 for rccclvlii-r nnd delivering In
Richmond. Address 8. MASON, Dry Bridge,
Vn.
PAPER NOVELTIES.
PAPER FLOWERS. DESIGNS, FAVORS, HATS,
etc. Mr?. PULLEY, ?20 Vf. Broad St. Ph. 872*1.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BOFT OREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF'B, 110 N.
Ninth Street.
LADIES' Dlnlng-Rooom at DOYLE'S Cafo (Oor?
nor Rroid and Seventh), where, hhst drinks
In the city served to Iniilcs and gent?. '
MENS SHOES HALF SOLED. 7*0.1
Indies, 00c.? restii cborl, no nnlls. no pen?,
best leather. DREW'S .? ELECTRIC
POWER SHOE FACTORY, 710 E. Main
Street. 'Phone ZWT. Will call and de?
liver. This Advertisement Rood for 10c,
SHEPHERD'B Ice Cream Parlor??405 E. Broad.
SUITS TO ORDER.
'EVERY STITCH Mtde In Richmond." Nice
assortment of Suit?, fir. up; Trousers, $5 up.
RICHMOND TAILORING CO., Sixth and Mnlu.
Charlea A. Bpencc, Manager.
TYPEWRITERS.
tYPEWRITERB?THE COMMERCIAL VISIBLE,
MODEL NO. 0; price ?50; discount to agent?!
nil other make from fio up; Items, and Oliv?
era $40 up. VISIBLE TYPEWRITER CO., 12.?
K. Fayette Streut, Baltimore, Md.
NOTICE.
.-.?.??.?-?.?'?>
ON AND AFTI-.lt MONDAY, JUNE 1ST,
freight forwarding vili Clyde line will be re?
eolvcd nt 0. * O. Ilnllwny 8tntl*,?i, Sevan
toenth ?nd Bromi Street?. fi?.iith-bound
TO KEEP COOL.
TRY FRAFPE?Ti OU EAT IT.
At ALLEN'S?NlhO-Sltteen Main.
BHEFHERD'A Pineapple Bnow Refresh??^
UPHOLSTERING.
c. c. I-kv'y, no, m imnoK avenue.
Upholsterer nnd Muttreas mnker. Old
Hair Mattress made ????? as new. 1
?nck and hiiIji liiiptiiiir. : nlsn mob*!
ushlon and Slip Covers to order.
'Phone 1038.
, _ WAQON8,
THE ?I. T. KINO HARDWARE CO. ARE
nijmiU for the best?Mllhurn Wagons;
Cos EnBt ?Mnrshiill.
WANTED?DA | _? AND ..WEEKLY? '
WANTED, one BULL, any breed, to long as he
1* In good flpsli; gond, kind disposition; not
?ver olghlecn month- old. Ho mire to givo full
nnrllcnlnrn In nnswerlng- this nd. (IF.O. W.
IlEIIELL, Cnlinnn. Ilenrlcf. cnnntr, Vn.
YOUR MARKET BASKET.
FRESH BUTTER, EOOB AND CHEESE. ' '
nATCIlKlt I'l'b. IM?.). Hlxtli-Streot Market.
BUTTER. TRY HATOHER. BUTTER
Kgge. ('Ph. 1844.) Hlith-Htreet Mkl. Eggs.
Beat Orooerle?, Reasonable Prlo?>, Best Attention
At Any AUOt'ST OltO. CO. HT?1IIHS.
Center City?OU B, Marshall Btreet.
West End?.120 W. Cary Street.
East End?17.11 E. Main Htreot.
LITTLE LECTURES ON A BIG SUBJECT.
TALK NO. 5.
TEE-DEE WANT ADS
are business getters for thoso
who uso them intelligently
and persistently.
INVESTIGATE!
Phone 549?
SAY RATES
ARE UNFAIR
Fnceed-ngs Brought Against
Chesapeake and Ohio.
FIRST CASE OF THE KIND
Process Made Returnable June 16th
When the Corporation Commission
Will Hear the Matter?Many
Charters Granted,,
As forer-ast by Tho Tlmes-Dlspateh, the
firm of [Brown & Loving yesterday In?
stituted proceedings before tho Corpo?
ration Commission against the Chesa
peuko nnd Ohio Railway Company be?
cause of alleged discrimination In rates
by that company against shippers on
other lines of railway. The complaint
is that of E. S. Taylor & Co., of Pros?
pect, Vn., and tlio Stamford Manufac?
turing Company, of Lynchburg, vs. the
Chesapeake,J.*rnd Ohio, Tho Stamford
Company,',? plant ''Is on the Southern
Railway, near Lynohburg, and that of
?Taylor & Co. not far from tho same city,
and on tho samo lino of railway. The
two firms nre engaged In tho purchase,
?sale and manufacturo of tan bark and Its
producrts, lumber, etc., and claim that
the Chesapeake and Olilo Company offers
similar Industries anel flrnm preferential
rates on such freights from G?? to 100 per
cent, lower than those offered Industries
on other roads.
Bailiff Williams, of the commission,
served the procesa of the commission on
President George Vf, Stevens, of the rail?
way company. It Is made returnable
June 15th, at which time the matter will
como up for further hearing under tho
matutes recently enacted for carrying
Into effect tho work eif the commlslon.
This is tlie first case involving rates that
has come before the new commission.
A number of charters were granted
??yesterday liy tho commission', limoni?
them tho following; The Newton Floral
Compnny, of Norfolk, it commercial cor?
poration which proposes to carry on a
business In flowers and planta.
Tlio Tannor'a Creek Social Club, of
Norfolk county, wna also Incorporated,
with L., AV. Bright. J. M. Thomas, Bamuql
Bray, Alexander Morris, It. c. Bmltli,
R. A. Portlock. Jeffroy Keeling nnd others
as corporators. The maximum capital
Block Is $35,000.
Tho J. 8. Moore's Sons Company, Incor?
porated, headquarters and chief place of
business at Eighteenth and Main Street??,
Richmond, Va.i grocery business; maxi?
mum capital, $2?>,?G10,
The Newport News Social and Athletic
Club, nf Newport News, Va., wns Incur?
poraied Monday, with J. M. Walsh, J. .1.
?Thomas and IliiUIgh Nori'-worthy as cor?
porators, Capital not stated.
Mere memoranda of these charters were
filed with tin- commission. The charters
vili In- returned for recorr?a lion later.
At present tin* commission has no facili?
ties fur i-.iriniirig charters.
MORE JOIN STRIKERS
Army of Idle is Augmented by Some
0,000 Workmen.
I Dr AmieU'laM Prime,.)
????-?????.?????. Juno 2.?The strlko
of the t.-x ni.? workers e.f piiliadelplidi
for a (5-hour week spread to-day to the
hosiery mills, ililiiK up ilm textile In?
dustry tighter than it ha.? boon slnre lho
great suspension wan iiM.Ugiirated. Fully
tatti) persons Joineel il?, alre?uly large
urmy of i?iln workers. Muet e,t tli?-s<? trece
iwe.m-1, ?ml children employed In tli.i
hosiery mills In the?. Kensington district.
These workers are ori-anliced, bul tiny
decided to Ji.ln the ranks of the unionist
in other bram-lioa e.f the textile trudo
when they say th?? magnitude of tho
movement for a Hhorter week,
It win? ?Ivon ?nit by the executive l-mtnl
Of the le-xtlle; worker? ti?-hlirht tliat leu
addition U firm? hud agreed te, give their
employes th?- 65-hour week. This makes
fiftv -eight tirine that hud conceded tlio
demands. H la ?stimate?] that upwards
of ?ow) persons are now working on thu
??iidttiont. demanded by this unions,
SUMMER DRINKS
Lime Juice, Rasberry Vinegar,
Unfermented Grape Juice,
Imported and Domestic
Ginger Ale and Sarsaparille,
...Bottlers of...
Virginia Claret and White Wine.
Catalogue Mailed on Application.
R.L CHRISTIANS. CO.
We aro buyers of 'WOOL all year
through and pay highest market prices
and save you expenses. Ba-cks furnished
free. Write us for prices. ?' ?
WALLERSTEIN PRODUCE CO.,
19 and 21 South 13th St.
TANNER PAINT
AND OIL CO.,
14J9 East Main Btreet,
RICHMOND, VA?,
COLD WATER PAINTS, FLOOR
STAINS. BRUSHES, and PAINT?
ERS' SUPPLIES.
SCHOOLS.
St. Albans School for Boys.
Near kadford, Va, Session Opens Sept. 10,
? On a fiO-ncro tract, 2.000 foet nbove sea
level, In the blue Brass region of A'lrglnla;
fitted with every mtidern convenience;
eleven years of successful wark; on main
line ? of Norfolk and Western, Address
for Information and catalogue,
AV. H. RANDOLPH, Headmaster,
Itadlord, Va.
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSO?
CIATION.
Boston, Mass,, July 6-10, 1903?Re?
duced Rates via R., F. ?Se P. R, R.
One fare for the round tri?,) to Boulon,
plus $2 membership.
1'Vo of twenty-five rents charged for
validating each ticket at Boston.
Ticket? on sale July 3d to Uth, Inclusive,
gunil, leaving Huston returning July Bill
to mh, 1903, Inclusive.
Final limit will hu extended to leavo
Hi.htnn uniil September 1st. Inclusivi.?, by
rioposlt of ticket with Joint agunt. uud
upon payment of fee of tifty cents per
ticket, which will Includo charge for vull
?l.illcu.
Stop-overs not exceeding ten days will
be? permitted at ?????????????, Baltimore
?uni l'hiiiiiieiphia, without additional
charge, o'n going trip within transit limit,
July (?th, and on return trip within final
limit of ticket. Stop-over permitted at New
York mi return trip within limit, ujioii
payment of fee of $1 for each ticket.
Tickets must he personally deposited for
stop-over with depot ticket agent; Wash?
ington. Baltimore ami Philadelphia, and
With Joint agent No. Kt "West Twenty
fourth Street, New York, Immediately
upon arrival at stop-over point.
Apply to ticket agents, Tlyrel Street, F.I
im mu? Main Street Stations, or Richmond
Transfer Company, No, mu f?an\ Main
Street; Jefferson Hotel and Murphy's Ilo.
tel.
Vf. 1*. TAYLOR,
Traillo Manuger.
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS
On Norfolk anil Western Ry. Greatly
Reduced Ratos.,
Tickets to iho mountain and eeaubore
resorts ?m, and leiu-bnl via, thn Norfolk
iuifi Western Railway, aro on ????? now.
?nl until H.pteiiil.ei .Intli good for return
pusougu until Octolier SI, lii-?. .-.t very
low ratea. Ticket* will I.?- ?old Bat unlays
good until Monday following date of ?ale,
ai one straight fare for tin* round trip.
Pamphletu giving complete ii-i and de
ucripiion o? sumiller resorts now road/
fur free <.li*tribuli>'ii nl Hie company'? ?if,
lice, No. ?!?. East Main St reel
<?. ii. nUiSi,i:v,
LLuici P(in?eiifc't-r -:_-.i.L
SUMMER RESORTS.
Ocean View Hotel,
Now Open.
Bathing and
Fishing Unusu?
ally Fine.
Sea Food of All Varieties at Hotel and
Restaurant.
Booklets at All Railroad Offices.
Write J. HULL DAVIDSON, Mgr.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL
will mako special rates from Juno IBth
to August loth to parties staying one
month or longer.
AMUSEMHNTS-Golf Links and Club
House, Tennis nnd Squash Courts, Swim?
ming Pool. Fine Saddle Horses and Liv?
ery. Casino for Dancing, Royal Polnclana
Orchestra.
Table unexcelled: Is supplied with fresh
vegetables and milk from Homestead gar?
den and ?Inlry.
Luxurious baths and most curative wa?
ters known for Rheumatism, Gout, Obesi?
ty and Nervous Troubles.. .
FRED STERRY.
Manager.
HOTEL WILTSHIRE,
HOTEL MAJEBTIO.
Ocoan End, Virginia Ave., Atlantici Cltv, N. J.
Within u few step? of tho famous Boardwalk,
plert, nnd nil nmiiHcmi-ntH. TUB WILTSHIUI5.
moelorn In every dotali; rooms en suite with
private hiithn, elevutor from atreet level; i.'l per
day unii upwnri',a, $17.00 per week and upwards.
THE MAJESTIC, all modem appointment?,
excellent tiihle nnel service; J2.B0 per day und
11j11vn.nl!?, $12.BO per week and upwards. Iioeilr.
leU mulled ou application.'
S, B. PHOEBTJB. Proprietor.
"THE CHILDREN'S PARADISE."
Mothers havo no cause . to worry at-the
MYLES STANDISH 8PRINQ-. HOTEL,
SOUTH DUX BURY. MASS.
Seaside and countrj? combined In historic
Plymouth county. A long vacation?Juno
20 to September IB.
L BOY Elf ? SONS, Owner?,
WILLARD WII-SON, Manager.
SWEET CHALYBEATE
SPRINGS, VA.
Up In tho Alleghanles, 2,300 feot above
sea level. Elegant swimming pools; cool
rilghta; fino mountain Bconory; strongest
Iron nnd carbonated water In America. "
Write for booklet.
Q. F. EAKLE, Manager.
WARM SPRINGS,
Bath County. Va..
aro now opon for gunsta. For circulars
anil terms uddi-usB
KUHANK &GLOVBR, -
Warm Springs, Hath Co., Va.
MOUNTAIN TOP.
Coolest Resort in Virginia.
Only -VA linurs from Ttlohmonil,
Cheap reiiiinl-iriii tickets ovory ??????..
Gootl llvenv anil ???????*?. Writ? for
biiiiklet. Alture.,?, T. It, GAKY,
?, O., Ait?n, Vu. Manager,
11 Variety Springs," Va.
(Hie Allc|?liunlcs.)
New ?????????????-iit. You will llku lt.
Write ut ??nee lor houli let. Atlilro?U
HANAU KR,
Variety Springs, Va.
liR.'NSWK'K INN, AVAYNKBIJORO
A'a., Hlienuiid'iah Valley; ?l?vation l.tttw
feot; lltlilu wuter; ?nodelli cuiivoiiluncos.
Tenni?. i"?"l. bowling, fishing, Wrlio
fur booklet.
Greenbrler White Sulphur oprino*, W. Va
(The "OLD WHITE" Sulphur, oputia
June 24. Famous fur its sulphur bathe.
Modern Improvement*, with privato baths.
Orchestra of 15 pieces. Terms, S15 to ?'?
week, lid) to I'.w per iiiuntli. Will? for lllus
U?lied booklet. Aildnns uuiil June I,
GEO. ? .Ml I ?3.1-1, Jr.. Mur., Tlie Oiaftou,
Wauli-, i.e.
????.1??. HATES EOU JUNE AN? JULY
AT THE HOTEL IBLEHWOHTH,
Pir.i.iiv uu ? lit- in????!, nt Virginia Avenue,
? ??????????? City, N? J
?.?,?,???- 1???|,G??????????????. KvwodeUxl unii
?,?..li ???,.?,,?,.?? e?elisili??, ?'ui'uiiiy wh?. um
limi i-old ..-u ?vuU*r III ull Luti.?. Ciuf? inni ????
iwiui. Orc?ii-.lfa. Aiurrlruu nuil Kuru|.<.-uii
uliut. Will?? fw'ljwlilrl
,oaa<??WE ?J*. rAlMXWi .
/
AMUSEMENTS.
UNDER THE RED ROBE.
THE GBFFEN COMPANY.
MATINEE TO-DAY.
I
J
o
-?
. TO-T-.IUHT.
The Fawcett
Company
? in
THE LITTLE
MINISTER.
Noxt Week.
CASINO.
Opening
Scats on Salo
AT BIJOU
Box Oflice.
LECTURE
.BY REV. DR. W, M.. SCOTT,
Subject: "??? ??AhVEBTON DISASTER."
FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1003,
THIIID PKKSBXTBRI'AN .CHURCH.
AelmlHttlnn?AdullH, '?He. Children, 115c.
The Confederate Museum,
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OpenH dally from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Admission, 25 cents. Freo on Saturday?.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
~u ADMISI?N. 25C.
FREE ON SATURDAYS.
FOR RENT
THREE VERY DESIRABLE
Newly arranged and papered, on
the THIRD FLOOR of the TIME8
DISPATCH BUILDING. Light,
heat and Janitor service. For
price and particulars apply to the
TIMES-DISPATCH ottico. Only
three left.
pon RENT,
030 WEHT QRACE STREET; 11
rooiiia; brown .stono front.
J. JJ. CARNEAL & SON,
12t 1100 East Main Street.
FOR SALE.
COR RENT.
????????G?. HtlRURRAN RK8I
iloiici-, 12 rooms and bnth, furnnoit, ilou
lilfi cotillon, niable, orchard, Karden und
flllU Hpl'llIK'
T. M. WORTHAM t? CO..
18 North Ninth ? treat.
poll SALE, .
Farm 4 miles from city, house 11 rooms,
jiiiH, t-tttli. eXc.y.s aeres of land, about 30
In wood. young- orchard; possession ut
T. M. WORTHAM & CO.,
IH North Ninth Huoot.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
I1AV1NU QUALIirlBP AH ADMINIS
t inten? ??. t. a. of R. J. Edelen, (Ipooast-fl,
nil persons Indebted to said estate are re?
ijuenti'il lei in.?,li,, settlement with mo,? and
nil person? having clnlms n-mlnut Hnld
estillo inn present the saino, duly proven,
to inu fur iiavinont. . .
O, J. ?1? I.LORY, Adniliiiatrator.
SOI EUat Marshall Street.
EXCURSIONS.
Dutch Gap and Return.
Moonlight Excursion?
Steamer Pocahontas
Auspices Y. M. C. A?
Tucstluy, Jmip 9th, 8:30 I?. M.
Tickets ut A smu'lution HliU'HiJg hu-'?
JJruii htjOas-Ucutloi?Wi ??"?-i laxalo?, ?too.
RAILROADS.
Chesapeake
& Ohio Ry.
UTE
2 Hours and 25 Minutes to Norfolk.
LUAV'K UICtlMOND?EASTUOUND.
7:45 A. M.?Week days?Local to Newport
Now? uud wu? Htutlnns.
0;00 A. M.?Dally?Limited?Arrlre? Williams
bur,? 0:150 A ?., Newport News 10:80 A.
M., Old Point 11:00 A. M?. Norfolk 11 ??
?. M.
4:00 P. M.?Week day??Special?Arrire? Wll?
. llamsburg 4:50 P. M?, Newport New? 8:80
P. M-. Old Point 0:00 P. H-, Norfolk
0:25 P. M.
6:00 P. M.?Dalli??Local to Old Point.
MAIN LINE?WESTBOUND.
10:10 A. M.?Week day??Local to Clifton Forge
and way station?.
2:00 P. M.?Dally?Special to Cincinnati.
LouIhtIIIc. fit. Louie and Chicago.
5:15 P. M.?Week days?Local to Doswell.
10:30 I?. M.?Dally?Llmtted to Cincinnati.
Loulsvlllo. Bt. LouU and Chicago.
JAMB niVEIt LINK.
10:20 A. M.?Dally?Express to Lynchburg.
Clifton Forge and principal station?,
5:15 P. M.?Week days?Local to Bremo.
TRAINS Ah HIVE ?G?????-? FROM
Norfolk and Old Point 10:0b A. M. unjly.
11:45. A. M. Ex. Sun., and 0:80 P. M. dally.
Newport New? Local 7:20 P. M. Ex. Sun.
From Cincinnati and Went 8:15 A. M. dally
and 8:80 P. M. dally. Main Line Local from
Clifton Forgo 7:15 ' P. M. Ex.- Bun. Doswell
Amim. 8:35 A. M. Ex. San.
Jamos UlTcr Line Locnl from Clifton Forge
0:35 P. M. dally. Bremo Accom. 8:40 A. M.
Ex. Sun.
O. B. DOYLE, W. O. WAnTIlEN,
Gen'l Manager. Dl?t- Pass, Agt.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Beginning April 1st. 1902,
Cars leave corner Perry and Spventh
Streets. Manchester, ovory hour <on the
hour) from C A, M. to 10 P. M_, it_t car
11:60 P. M.
Cars leave Potoraburjr, foot of Syca?
more Btreet, every hour from 0:80 A. M.
to 10:30 P. M.
FRIDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL
EXCURSIONS.
B0 CENT8?ROUND TRIP?SO CENTS.
NOI ICE.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
Office of Collector of. City Taxes..
City Hall, niclimon?l. Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL RE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALF OF
CITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL,, FOR THE YEAR, 1903, ON
JUNE ?.??G.'
The wholo tax is due. but tho ordinance
provides that one-half. may ha paid In
Juno and tho renna Irilng half In Decomber.
Failure te> pay all or one-half In Juno In?
curs a penalty of f? per cent, on the whole
amount, which Is duo at once; anel If not
?mid before 8EITHMW3R 1st the Collec?
tor ls roqulred to levy, with coats added.
(See Cha liter XIV., sec. 7.)
ALL MALES, 21 years of age, ALL
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALE) who
own personnl proporty, or hold .personal
property as fiduciary, and nil parties con?
ducting biiBlnt'HH In tho city of Richmond
(of whatever nature) nro assessed, nnd
will plesso call and eottlo, so as to avoid
delinquency.
Grading, Paving, Pipo and Sower Con?
nection Hills ara payable In the same
manner as Taxes, ana nt the Hamo timo.
Ol ve name In which property stands,
nnd Hoo.that you get all your bills,
This being th? only notice provided for
by law, pleas? give It prompt attention,
us under the new ordinance 5 per cent,
penalty Will have to bo added to tlie whole
bill after .Tuno With.
Office open from 8:80 A. M. to 0 P. M.
P. W. CUNN1NOHAM,
Ju3-to30 Collector of City Taxes,
Dog Taxes?Henrlco County.
?1??? P .?MISONS IN ?'ENRICO COIJN
ty iwHe.iHed with doga, take notice that
Unlust? the tax on same for 1D0.? 1b pnld
before lat July ?in additional 2fi cents
will Uu charged on each dog, accordili*? to
law. W. II. BRAUER,
my 30-7t , Treasurer of Henrlco,
NOTICE!
TAKE NOTICE, MANCHESTER MER
chanta. Lawyers, Doctora, &<?.: AH huel
nesH and profesaliinnl Ucenaes expired
April DO, 1903. nml inider the proaent law
the CoinmlRaioiier of Revenue la required
to report to the Corporation Court all
delhit-pioiit?, who fall to procure their
llcimse hoforo. the July torni of court. No
time to loso: at toi id to thla niattor at
once. S. R. OWENS,
CiiiiindHtilouer of Revenue for Maiiclies
tor, Va. June3-10t
SEALED PROPOSALS.
SCALED PROPOSALS will bo received at tho
"ill?.? of Trt'iiburer Kotttlu'rii llruni'li, Nutloiml
Home, KlleulietU City County; Vlrululu. mull 12
u'c.wk in mi,- unii Jl'.Vi;, jw,:i, unii llien 0|ii'iieil,
for ritlimrlli?* hui Mini:?. pli uilihii*, ???????* walls,
iti?.. In ui'Cor'I.IIH'O with i-huiH ami ?piclflcii
lluus, cuplL'? uf wlil.-li. with lilituli prupotfiils,
und min?!- liiiiii-iii-iili,ii. mu?- Uo bud Uyuu UHUll?'
vutlvu lu tUc 'i'l-eusuri;??, ?
RAILROADS.
RE ? ? Richmond, Frederick?
? ? ? O? G? burg &. Potomac R. R
Trains Leave Richmond?Northward.
3:51 A. M., dally. Byrd St. Through.
6:15 A. M., dally. Main St. Through.
7:15 ?. M . week days. Elba. Ashland ac?
commodation.
S:00 A. M.. Bunday only. Byrd BL
I'hrough.
8:40 A. M., week dnys. Byrd St. Through,
u:>A noun, weeK days. Byrd St. Ttirougn.
4:00 P. M? week days. Byrd St. 1-red?
ericksburg accommodation. '
6:06 P. M? d??ly. Main St/ Through.
(:2S P; M., week days. Elba. Ashland ac?
commodation.
8:06 P. M.. dully, Ilyrd 8t. Through.
11:10 P. M.. week days. Elba. Ashland ac?
commodation.
Tra?ne Arrive Richmond?Southward.
6:40 ?. ? , week days. Elba- Ashland ac?
commodation.
8:16 A. M., week days. Byrd St., Fred
erlckubuni accommodation.
8:35 A. M., dally, Byrd St. Throufth
11:65 A. M. week days. Byrd St. Through.
2.06 P. M? dally, Main St. Through.
0:00 P. M.. week days. Elba. Aahland ac?
commodation.
7:15 P. M.. dally, Byrd St. Through.
9:00 P. M? dally. Byrd St. Through.
3 0:29 P. M., dally. Main St. Throii*;h.
11:00 P. M., week days. lSlbo. Ashland ao?
commodation.
Note?Pullman Sleeping" or Parlor Carl
on all trains ?except local accommodation*?.
W. DDUKE.C. Vf. CULP.W. P.TAYLOR,
Gen'l Man'r. ?iss't G-sn't Man'r. Traf. Man'r
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 24, ItOJ.
THAU'S LEAVE BIOHUOVD.
7:00 A. M.?Dally. Locai lor Charlotte.
12:60 P. M.?Daily. Limited. Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga and all
the South.
?:00 P. M.-Ex.1 Sunday. Chase City lo?
cal.
11:06 P. K.-Dally. Limited; Pullman
ready 9:80 V. M.. for all the South.
YOER 1UVER ?,???.
The favorite route to Baltimore and
eastern points. Leave Richmond 4:30 P.
M. Dally, except Sunday.
5:00 A. M.?Except Sunday. Local mixed
for West Point.
2:15 P. M.-Locnt for "West Point.
4:30 P. M.?Except Bundny. For West
Point, connecting with steamers for Bal?
timore and river landings.
TRAINS ARHIVE BIOHMOND.
6:55 A. M. and 6:26 P. M.-From all th?
South. (
8:28 P. ?. v
8:40 A. M.?From Chase City.
9:15 ?. M.?Baltimore and West Point.
4:60 P. M.-From West Point. I
C. H, ACKERT. . S. H. IIARDWICK,
?. M. O. P. ?.
C. W. WRSTnUItY, D. P. ?.. niclinioiitl, V?.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
8:00 ?. ?.. NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar?
rives Norfolk 11:20 A. M. Slope only ot
pHtorsliurK. ?'averli' and Suffolk.
9:05 A. M. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Puiemi.urg to Lynchburg und
Roanoke. Pullman Slcupera Roanoke to
Columbus, Uluedold to Cincinnati: also
Rnanoko tn Knoxvllle, nnd Knoxvllle to
Oliatilinooga atM Memphis.
12:20 P. M., ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Fiirmvllle, Lynchburir ?nd Roanoke.
8:00 P. M.? OCEAN'SHORE LIMITED.
Arriv?e Norfolk 6?V!fl P. M. Stops only at
Petersburg. Waverly und Suffolk; Connects
with stonmi'ii? to Boston. Providence. New
York, Baltimore rtrid Washlneton.
7:26 P. M.. for Norfolk nnd all stations
?duHt of Petersburg.
9:*t0 P. M.. NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullinnii Bloopers. Richmond to
Lynolihurg and Roanoko: Peter?burg to
East Radford; Lynchburg to Chattunooga,
Mumplils and Now Orleans, Cafe Dining
Car.
Trains arrive from tho West 7:35 A. M??
2 P. M. and 8:B5 P. M.: from Norfolk 11:00
A. M. and 7:20 P. M,
Oltlje No. 1-38 East Main Street.
Vf. ?. BEVILI.? C. H. BOSLEY. ,'
Cien, Puse. Agent- Dia. Paaa. Agent.
ATLANTIC COAST UNE
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
BVRD-STREET STATION,
EFFECTIVE BUNDAY. MAY ?TH.
9:05 A. M. A. C, L. Expresa to all points
South.
?.?? A. M, Petersburg and Norfolk.
12:20 P. M. Petersburg and N. & W. Welt,
8:00 P. M. Petersburg mid Norfolk.
t?:10 P. M. Ooldaboro Local.
r.:65 P. M. Petersburg local .
7:25 P. M,. "Florida and West Indian
Limited," to nil points South.
9:40 P. M. Petersburg and N. & W. West.
U:ao P. M. Petersburg local.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
8:43 A. M., 7:85 A. M., 8:25 A. M?, except
Sunday, 11:25 A. M?. 11:00 A. M.. 2:00 P.
M.. 7:20 P. M., 7:45 P. M.. 8:55 P. M.
r Except Sunday.
C. S. CAMPBELL, Dlv. Pass. Agt.
CW. 3, CKAIU. Qen, P-W.B. Agt,
ttAlLROADS.
SEABOARD
Air Line R-ajlwav
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
2:20 P. M.-Seaboard Mall?10:35 P. M.?
Seaboard Express? To Savannah, Jack
surivllle, Atlanta and Southwest.
9:10 A. M.?Local?For Norllna and Ham?
let.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
C:3G A. M.-No. 84-4:55 P. M.?No. 06
From Florida. Atlanta and Southwest.
5:30 P. M.?From Norllna and local
points.
City Ticket Office 830 Eaat Main Street
'Phono 403.
STEAMBOATS.
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company.
SteaBiship Libo. Direct lioute to
Boston, Mass., and Providence, R. I.
Bteamors leave Norfolk for Boston Tues?
day, Wodneedny, Friday and Sunday. For
Providence Monday, Thursday and Satur?
day at ? P. M. Pajrengera and freight
taken for all New England points. Tick?
ets on sale at C. & O. Ry. and N. & W.
Ry. offices and No. 819 East Main Street.
R. H. WRIGHT. Agt.. Norfolk, Va.
Clyde Steamship Co.'s
PHILADELPHIA,
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM?
SHIP LINE.
Frolgbt received and delivered dally at
C. & O. R'w'y Co.'?' depot. Seventeenth
and Broad Streets.
^STEAMSHIP GO.
T5- Night Line for Norfolk
Leave Richmond daily at 7 P.
M., stopping at Newport Newa
in both directions.
Dally except Sunday by C. and O, Rail?
way, 9:00 A. M., 4 P, M,. 0 A. M. and 3
P. M. by N. and W, Railway; all lini?
connect at Norfolk with direct steainei?
for New York, sailing dally except Sun?
day. 7 P. M.
8teamers sail from company's wharf
(foot of Ash Strpot) Rockettb.
K. F. CHALKLEY, City Ticket Agont.
1212 13, Main Street.
JOHN F. MAYER, Agent. Wharf Foot ol
Ash Street, Richmond, Va,
II. ?. WALKER, V. ?*. & T. M., New York
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY
JAMES RIVER DAY LINE. ' ,
Btoainer POCAHONTAS leaves MON;
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
7 A M. for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old
Point, Newport News, Cluromont and
Jnmes River letnrll?.kh. ami Connecting at
Old Point fur Washington. Baltimore and
tim North. State-rooms reserved lor thu
nlaht at moderate' prices. Eloctrlo care
direct to wharf. Pare only 11.(10 and *1 to
Norfolk. MubIc by Orand Orchestrion.
Freight received for iihovo-named places
nn?l all points In Eastern Virginia and
North Carolina. IRVIN WEISIOER.
General Manager.
E. A. Barber. Jr., Secretary.
BAY LINK TO BALTIMORE
Via C. & 0. It ivy. une] Old Point.
V. B MAIL BOUTE.
U'iiiii llli'liiiiiiiiil vlu ('. & 0. iliill)
exeunt Snudili', ut 4 ?, ?., eon?
iH'i'lliiK at (Hit l'iiliit ?villi uti'Unien
of Old Dny Uni?, leaving 7:10 I'.
M., arrivimi llultlinoru 11:8.0 ?. M.,
cemnci'tlng North, Hunt und West, For ticket?
und information ii|i|>ly to 0, & O. Rwy., Iticti
ihoikJ TmimfiT Ceuii'iuny, or 830 Rust Main St.
BEACH PARK,
. WEST POINT, VA.
Special ciuiricii-d trains' leaving So.
? Ky, Depot, Fourteenth St,
DAILY TRAIN'S RXCRr-T SUNDAY,
JVvo Rloliii.onilfi:801'.\M. Ruttimi**''
luavo West Point 10:1)0 P. M.
SUNDAY TWAINS.
I/vo Rii'.luiioiul 0:ttO A. M. & l P. M.
L'vu West Point ? H 1-\M. ?Se K):!iOJP. M.
50C.-RO?H? TRip,M.50o,

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