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4 1 1 ' ! "J ' j 1 M It 1, .8 V THE WILSON ADVANCE: AUGUST 5, 1897. - - r;- r Onc'Vear For Insultinjr Victoria. 1897 AUGUST. 1897 Su.jHo. Tu. Wc-Th. Fr. Sa. 1 2 3 4 5 1 7 8 "9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 29 30 31 , - 1 . NON-UNIONIST KILLED. -jv First. f? Quarter vllcon MOON'S PHASES. J p.m. 12 a. ui. Cm CV VJ a.m. (rj 10:29 Al p. m. Bloodshed at cottdaTe NeW -Men - Terror. , j Seot'tdale, Aug. 2. A. If. Cummings, j the leader cf the non-union men who ', came hers from A polio to break tha j ttqjvfe a'txjhe Sccttdale iron and steel j wcjks, was shot and killed in. a riot f that occurred in front of the Com'nier- eial hotel., -John Evans and Jarae:i I -Dclff.ytwo other non-union men, who " .were-with him;' we're seriously wound- j ed. Several strikers are- supposed to j have been shot, but their names are; unknown. . j Cummings, Evans and Dclff entered j J GOLD SEEKERS' PERILS; in liiUUllULltVIU 1! U 'The Eeported Engagement in Ha vana Suburbs Confirmed. INHABITANTS LEAVING TOWN. Spaniards Tiaid a Boarding School, Drive Out the Teachers and Grossly Insult the l.ady .Boarders Insur gents Retaliate. Tampa, Fla., Aug. 2.The story tele graphed from Havana lest week about an attack by insurgents on the sub urbs of that city is confirmed by pas sengers who left Havana on the Plant Provisions Scarce Six Thousand Dol lars "Washed Out in Six Days A C!a!:n That Sold For Sixty Thous and Dollars. the bar room of the Commercial house, w,..uui, where sheers were drinking. Cum- "iC .uu. . cuwumcicu mings became involved in an argu-L meat with them, and the bartender .compelled them to go outside. On the porch one of the strikers called Cum mings a vile name. Cummings drew a revolver. This was-a signal for the other men to draw eapons. A num ber of shots were fired "and three of the men fell. Cummings was picked up i and carried into the hotel, where he died in live minutes. The wounds cf Dolff and Evans were about the legs. Both will probably recover. One of the strikers had to be helped away from the Scene by his companions. -The mill stands not far from where the shoot ing occurred, and the men who were s afrai l ;.o come out became panic strick en when" they heard the shooting. They rushed for the eide gate, where they j were met bv the denuties "who are j guaromg the plant and driven DacK with clubs and revolvers. oimla, Aug. 2. Maulvi biclayat Ka soul,' -who' "was. .recently." arrested at ' . 5- 1.1 t ! Li'cknov.- on the jenars ci iiifcunuis . QUen Victoiia and the British' govern- EardshiDS Endured by One b meat at a mating of Mohammedans - J ntfltuintP the sultan on his victories over Greece, cn which occa sion :,Iaulvi told the assembly that "But for -the sullanls,' forbearance ths old woman's jibs would have been broken two '-years -ago," has been sen tenced to a year's imprisonment. The government offered to accept sureties for his roviil behavior in lieu of im prisonment, but he could not produce them. . A TLA NTIC COAST i i - ' Wilmington and Wfi nrv - AXD'iuvANCHKS AND Fif r - .. R-mlRoad. Ai"XCs Search of the Metal. MOST OF TEE CLAIMS TAKEN. from Dyea to Dawson Cityis told in two letters received by Mrs. Julia Cook, of this city, from Iter husband, Charles Cook,- now in Dawson City, and who was more than two months on the road. One letter was written in Sheep Camp, at the foot of Chilcot Pass, and about 17 miles from Dyea. The party had been 12 days in cover- this 17 miles, and were almost London,; tween the prince and the general arose over acc.usationsmade by the prince against I Italian t Hirers who. took part in the late Abyssinian, campaign. Lieutenant Pini first cha'lcnged- the prince, but was ignored because of his lack of rank. line steamer Mascotte. arriving here ' notice, and he will fight a duel last night. Among the number was Senor Calbajer, a wealthy Spaniard, and his wife and daughter, who are now to be reckoned among the refugees wo have fled from Havana. The at tack referred to was made on the vil lage of Marnanao, about 10 miles southwest of the city, and the ter minus of the anuated and dilapi dated Marnanao-V?lroad. Senor Cal bajer was an eye witness of the raid -on Marnanao. He says that the at tack was led by Baldomero Acosta, Juan Delgado and Hernandez. The insurgent chiefs left SOO cf their troops outside of the town and carried in SO0 to the attack. They , were we'll armed with dynamite rapid fire guns, and met with but slight resistance. ! The engagement was short and des- ! perate.- Forty-nine Spaniards " were I killed and 120 wounded; two Cubans ; .were killed and 1 40 wounded. The "in- j habitants cf the town fied for ,tlieir j lives, leaving the insurgents in com-.. j plete 'possession. They sacked the j place, and secured $40,CC0 in gold, be- j sides a large quantity of supplies that they could net carry aWcy. Oilier pas sengers tell about the same story-of the affair. Senor. Calbajar says that the wildest terror reigns in Havana, and that the well-to-do inhabitants are leaving as fast as local laws will. permit.- , worn cut when the letter, was written.. Cook' says in his letter, which is dated April 12: . "We have been packing our goods over since the first of the month, when we -left Dyea. We carried them from mountain to mountain, traveling in cessantly, back and forth, till we now have the 1,200 or more pounds all here. The mountains get steeper as we -progress, and i'tO pounds at a time are now too much for me to carry. Both my feet have given out, and in each leg I have a wound the size of a dollar i and a quarter, of an inch thick, due to Aug. 2. Prince Henry, cf l"u -v' -- X3 i. tLciiit:; cu unu-c-iir, lit y luau. i. uavc been lying in the tent here for two j days, unabie to get any further. Others are faring no better, however, as there is a fearful blizzard raging above us Co'oael Grant's Successor. New 'York, Aug.-2. Mayor Strong has announced the appointment -of Colonel- George Moore Smi-h, of the'SixtyMiinth"i regiment, to succeed Colonel Fred D. Grant as police commissioner. The new commissioner was sworn in today.' T.nkej 'Chore's Xew I'resit'.e'i t. Chicago, Aug. 2. Private dispatches received in this city from Denver are to the effect that President Jeffrey, of the "tio Grand e,' has been offered the presi i-Ticy of the Lake Shore, and that he wi;l accept. - . ', ' . Out into the Darkness. "What inotiirr would "turn her yenrg iil'illlW alone .unpro- tectca mto ttie iL'il storm v night? Yet many loving mothers allow their daughters, A .-.Prince to Fbiht a Duel. Orleans, has at larrt found an antagon- j 1st whom he considers worthy of his ! in Switzerland some time next month. n'nntnii , v,, -, , . in the pass. Tomorrow we shall try to di and Colonei Mazate.li, the seconds ,.-,,,,.- of General Albertone, notifying them that he accepts the challenge issued by General Albertone. The weapons will probably ! be pistols. The trouble be- Quinine and other fe ver medicines take from 5 i to 10 days to cure fever. Johnson Js Chill and Fever Tcftic cures in ONE DA Y. - K - pff;id- start afresh. May God help us over! I Most of the travelers have their bag- I gage carried by Indians, but you know that such a privilege was not for us. . "On every side the snow is from, six to eight feet deep, and the sled tum bles from side to side, ging-over a rock only to slide down upon our tired. bruised bodies, giving us an extra blow j as it passes on. Still we are mounting i j' higher and .higher, and pot a word of' j complaint" is heard. It seems to me ! that onel watches . the other, wonder '.ing how .he stands the fearful journey. ! Iiight opposite the tent there is a ! mountain abeut 1S,0C3. feet -high and 400 ; fr e t wide. I'erhaps if hides other and j in!, re terrible travels from us." i Ta the ether letter, written in Daw- son City-". on . Juno .12, "Cook-. tells of the : graves t'hats mark the. trail-, from Dyea.. I :o- tho Klondike, the resting places of ! thos-i:vho succumbed to the hardshios. hmy:7im3m mm 111 who are just cem- mg iiiiu cue liiisc- cf womanhood, to proceed with- m out proper' care a and advice all un protected end m alone into the' perils of this crit ical period. Young women at this time often TKAIX GO.Ia(t SOL-1U DATED u? 1st. ISHT ; -! a. M. f. : Lv WeMon.. . ... ) f,o 45 Ar iioeky Mount'. J2 52 ; 10 :js Aif Lv Tarboro. ; 12 12 Lv Hookv Mount. 12 "2 Lv vvilson.. i id Lv Pohna....... ...j 3 00 Lv Fayetteviile...! 4 40 Ar Florence 10 Si. 11 1'. ; "lit I p. A.M. Lv G olvisboro. . Lv Mf trnolia-. .'...j Ar Wilrnimrton...! i "fi w If. THA INS GOING NoitTH. DATFD Aug 1st, t-St u. -. v. , . . Lv Florence !A. M. 8 4o- ...... 1 Lv Fayetteviile.. "11 ' i LvSolma.i :.... H0- Ar w ilsOn.... ...... 1 42 i 10 20- 1213: Lv Wihnins-ton .. Lv Ma.crhlia .... Lv Goldaboro. . . . ; " LT wnson. 1..." ..... Ar Kooky Mount. t ,-i4 I 142!' P M A. M. I I.) i- ;r,.lfij.i 10 10 a PM 12 V Lv Tarboro. P.v 12 b) lU-fi.pii 2J3 II r,T vli Lv K:cky Mount. Ar Weldon ...... 112 3S9 I i 12 5::. I 144!. A. M. tDaily except Monday. ;Daily except Sua- J Train cn Scotland Neck branch road lear Weldon 4:10 p in, Halifax 4:2Sp m; arrive Scot land Neck at 5:20. Greenville 6:57 p rn, Kinston 7:55 p m. Heturning leaves Kinston 7 50am Greenville 8:52 a m. arrivinsrat. Ifn'.ifa-r it. afterwards de velop into dan gerous disease and fill their whole lives with wretchedness. It is a mother's 1 curj.;t"Hn, hi before at Ion :r -r'd iV a re-Cr, pucbl'' .-, --. 1 1 . 2. -It" 1 -V SPANIARDS'; II AID V SCHOOL. Teachers Driven Out. and PupiN (jJi'ossly InsiiltccT. Havana, Xug. 2. A party cf Spanish soldiers made a raid on. a girls' school at Guanbacoa, which was attended al most wholly by the daughters ' of. 'well known. Cuban insurgent?. Ths teach ers were driven cut-arid the pupils weru grossly treated. Late in the night eight girls' 'att.Cig tl"v' "liool ver arrest- red at tlieir h'-toc-ii and r taken cut by the soldiers without being given time to dress. They were grossly insulted cn the streets. The soldiers were so openly gross that the officers had to threaten them with arrest if they did not desist. A large crowd'-followed them threateningly, and were only dis persed when additional troops were called out and ordered to fire on the mob if it did not withdraw. The Span ish officials -allege that the women and girls were acting as spies for the in- surgent caused and that the school wa"s merely a "blind." All Havana is ringing with a trick played upon tha major of Havana vol unteers at Mari'anao, which has just become known. Marianao is a great summer resort, and has a. garrison of 500 troops. Major Salas and four or five brother officers made up a party of friends, taking the ladies along. There were 24 in the party. After reaching the place they were warned to be on the lockout, as insurgents were in the neighborhood. Suddenly a band of Cubans surrounded them and quick ly disarmed the officers, ''so that not a jshot was fired or any alarm given. 'Then they compelled the men to 1 ar range the tables for a feast, under pain of death. The officers were gagged and partly -bound.- When this- was done they compelled the musicians to strike up. The ladies were made to sit down with them and partake of food. After- ... ward they danced to the music brought by tha Spanish officers After an hour's "sport" of this kind,, the insur gents rode off, first' taking the arms of the Spaniards and partially stripping them of their uniforms. pv.u.r v: on tne cemr.':-tt.:o vt . ir-v. an .1 1 lie the say about accepting the propcsKicir directly "a The : .v c c : 1. 1 e a do r-1 e d Four dollars a ton ori rate; U-l..7 on a 11-10 ( r.v day ".r turr.rs ir b . ( (.fmrcitttee I u-li:i There t .vigam.aiea i b 'ts had ffceting them, is "as follows: a 1-cent card ,rd rate; duty not to pass over sucl matters in silence, btit to promote her daughter's womanly .health .and regularity by every reasonable means. .;' -.- . These delicate ailments are easilv cver- L come in their early stages by judicious self- treatment without any need ot tne obnox ious examinations'. which doctors uniformly insist upon. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion is a positive specific for all diseases of the feminine organism..'"-. . It restores. perfect health and . regularity to the special functions, and vital vigor to" the nerve-centre?.. It is the only medicine of its kind devised for this one purpose by an ed nested, expetienced physician. During nearly 30 years as. chief consult- -i r- : . ,.y l t -Surgical Institute, of iJuficlo, Y., Dr. Jl'a ine litt?e mosses on P;9rCe has acquired an enviable reputation, t r.o - roaa here they count up over a ixis medicines -are evervwheve recognized hundred speak only too plainly cf the i as standard remedies. His "Golden Med- ii e last! At la-t! suffer from irreg- I a m, Weldon 11:33 a m, daily excei t Sunday! 1 Trains on Washington branch h-avpWa.i 1 Ll;rTu TJ iriston 8:20 a m, and 1:C0 p m, arrives Parme'e ness which may 0 in a r r,A ?.jn m f 4irm,t le 9.35 a m ahd fi:30 p m. arrive. Washir.gtonlt fJO a in and 7:20 p m, daily except Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro daily 5:30 p m. arrives Plymouth 7:40 p m. Returning- leaves Ply mouth '.:5n a m, arrives Tarboro 10:15 am Train on Midland N. C. Branch leaves Golds boro daily except Sunday 7:10 a m. arrives Smithtieid 8:30 a m. Returning k-aves Smith field Js:00 a m, arrives at Goldsboro 10:25 a n. Trains on Nashville branch leave ltocky Mount at 4:30 p m, arrive Nashville .WSpm, Spring Hope 5:S0 p m. Returning leave Spring Hope 8:t"0 a m, Nashvfne S:5 a in. arrive at Rocicy Mount 9:P5 ft rn, daily except Suiruay. Train on Ciinton brtinch leaves War?a'.v':or C in tori daily except Sunday. 11:15 ainnnd; 10 p m. Returning- leaves Clinton at 7:U)am and 3:' 0 m. xrin No. 7S makes c4oe connect ion at -Tel dou. fott fill -ttcjtrft north dailv. ail rail vis : Ricurnond. Also :it Kockj- Jioun' -vrithXor-i tolk and :aro!ina mil road for -Noi folk and j all points north via -NVrt-foik. -: 11. M.-EMERSON, Gen'i rasignt J II. IvFiNLr, Ge-ri Manager. AT. JMITRSON' Trailic Manager' lx-achtd here today. VhaL-Aye hav ll ll't U L J LC. $4.75 on a 13-10 rate: 5 on a 1 4-10 rate, and ?.25 on a 15-10 rate, a 1-cent rate innumerable dangers of this terrible . journey. Let us- rather pass over cur I experiences' in all silence, for surely ws are fortunate to have reached here. 1 "The ilews of the gold strikes, though rf3.-ued.it might -pei is not exaggerated, v n the contrary, aU the stories are supported by the facts. As- is alwaj-s the cure, - however, the whole- of the JOHN GASTON, Fashionable Barber, Nash St. WILSON, N C. mcaiiing when 'bar iron is selling for. : little gold bearing valley is from top 1-cerita pound, etc. An -adjournment 'o bottom taken up completely, and was taken at 7 o'clock ycsteiday morn- ) new com-ers are advised to make new ing until 10 oV-lcck this morning, when ' 'discQyerics'in some otht .valley or hire it is expected the finishers scale will be themselves -out to those who own the acljyr bsd 9.n d the whole 'trouble brought ' Claims in the eld ones. We were in a to an end. ' 1 great, hurry to get. here, and now learn iral "Til imrpr-B' " nitpmitpi-l Vr-ifh the 4 T?o vorite Prescription "constitutes a thorough ; Easy chairs, razors-keen; and scientific course of treatment for weak .; Scissors sharp, linen clean, and impoverished conditions of the blood. ; For a shave ycu pay a dinre .-i headache is a svmptom of constipation. Ai.r - ,vn fVt o d-mo-Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa- ; a 111 ! tf? get a shine, ion, promptlv and' r.ermanentlv. They co fhanjpoo or hair cut Pompadour lot-gripe. Drugsists sell them. Vou pay the sura of twenty cents mort. C A .i 1 " V - B a T Larj3"et Hay Crop in Years.' Canajcharie. N. Y., Aug. 2. Reports j received from the New England,, mid- I de and western states, by the Hay Trade Journal, show the conditional average of the hay crop to be 91, that of the whole country 922 per cent, with 2 per cent, increased acreage, indicat ing the largest crop grown in many 263 rs. "- . Wldtelaw Hold to Visit the President. New York, Aug. 2. The president, on learning of the arrival of the jubilee ambassador, 'Whitela'w Reid, tele graphed an invitation to him and wife to make a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Mc Kinley at their country retreat on Lake' Champlain, beginning next Saturday. Later Mr. Reid will visit the Hon. John Sherman, the secretary of state. Johnson's Chill and Fe ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY Cure. It cures the most stubborn case of Fever in 24 Hours. " Killed at a Da nee. Guthrie, O.-T., Aug. 2. At midnight Saturday night a row "occurred at a negro dance, and the police attempted to make several arrests, when a gen eral, fight ensued .and the 'police used force to protect themselves. Assistant Marshal Bishop struck a negro named Lowe over the head with his revolver, knocking him down, and at the same time the weapon. was discharged, the ball entering the head of another negro in the crowd, resulting in his death twe" hours later. ,. ' . s ECO N O M Y in taking HoocVs Sar saparilla, because " 100 doses one dollar" is peculiar to and true only of the One True BLOOD Purifier. Shipwreeked Sailors Arrive. ' New York, Aug. 2. Among the pas sengers who arrived 'per the Clyde line steamer New York from San Domingo ports yesterday was Captain Kail and six shipwrecked sailbrs Qf the Ameri can schooner Belle Hooper, '-which was lost July 8 on Silver. Cap bank,. 60 miles northeast of Macoris, and became a total loss. The crew were obliged to abandon the vessel, and after taking to the ship's boat were picked up by the Norwegian steamer Bratten and landed at Macoris, when they were sent horre by the Uni sul at that port. that for a month work can't be begun in the mines. Although the roses and the most beautiful tlowers are bloom ing, stiil we can dig down but a few inches .without striking ground frozen hard as a rock. . ' "There are all kinds of 'work on in this mushroom city, still there are plenty of idle men." A letter from the Klondike in pos session of a Portland mining man noTv in this city tells of some wonderful ' finds in that land of gold. The letter says: . "There was a cl'm next to sold for 160,000 affjw days ago. I. will not send out any gold this time. I washed, cut in six days about $6,000, and I want to stay here another year or two."'- Provisions are going to be very scarce. If you will pack up and leave Portland 'at once, and bring up grub enough to last three cf us one 'yeaivwe wi.il give you a half interest in the biggest thing- you ever struck. As you know, I.'am an eld miner and I know what I say. My new partner and I have each got $10,000 piled away in a. sack. I am sure that in one year we three ycu, my partner and I can take out $500,000 and not try at all." out (Piedmont Air Line.D First and Second Divisions (N. G.) ' Schedule effective May 2nd; 1S97,. Tins Condensed Schedule is published as in formation only and is subject to charge vith t notice to the pubLe. GREENSBORO, RALEIGH, GOLDSBORO AND NORFOLK. No. 11.. Mixed. Daily- .No. jj(5 No. 16. "- j - M-?yr"lr j ( .Tr w i No 35. Ncr15. i Daily. Daily, j 'ffi J (lAmLHn time.) j jjgiiy. Daily, j 11 10 pm 8 50 am 1 0 am" Ev - Greensboro At 11 55 am 6 35 pm ; 12 40 9 22 -20 - Gibonville.. "1124 6 03 yi6 t'27 ' 23.2 " Elon College 31-0 : 550 l fl 9 36 3 10 j- Uurlington -j " 11 10 s 5 50 3 : 0 9 40 j 318 " Graham " 1103 5 4-5 127 9 47 3 28 " Haw Hi ver " 10 56 5 3S 138 ' 10 00 3 50 " " Mebane " 10 43 5 27 157 10 22 410 Hillsboro " 30 22 5 07 ' 2 08 10 34 ' 4 50 " University " 10 07 4 53 2 25 ' 10 52 5 so "J Durham -J " 9 50 4 3S , '- '3 00 - '. f 1120 , 6 22 " Morris ville ' 918 f 4 C7 j 310 1128 6S6 " Cary " 9 0' 3 58 j 3 4J 1145 1 710 Ar Raleigh Lv 8 53 3 40 ! " ' ' No. 42. 1 .. " Ex. Sun. -. . -" j fcOOlim Lv' ' ltaleigh Ar'...... 3o3 9 40 " Auburn . 8 27 If 314 428 .... 1030 " Clayton 8 15 f 3 02 '4 38 12 45 pm 1155 " Felma " 7 49 ' 2 35 142 " Wilson ! 1 42 5 ! i " Norfblk " "i tTgf ' - 4 53 1 10 . jsiiO Princeton "j 7IS 2m 5 25 v 140 110 Ar Goldsboro Lv 810 130 j ted States con- ' Potters?fWanf Ah Advance. Trenton, Aug. 2. The working pot ters of this city- held a mass meeting Saturday night at their clubhouse and decided to ask the mknufacturers for the restoration -within 60 days cf the 12 per cent reduction in their wages made in 1S94. The men claim that the increased tariff rate on pottery made in the Dingley bill justifies them in ;their request. A committee ofthe men will seek a conference this week with the manufacturers on the subject. JOHNSON'S CHILL AND FEVER TONIC Cures Fever In One Day. f Death in the Arizona Desert. Phoenix, A. T., Aug. 2. M. E. An derson, a broker, with' Offices at 60 Wall street, New York, died of exposure in the desert nirth of Phoenix and his wife lies at a farmhouse near this city in a critical condition. The couple had started on a visit to their son on Cave creek, 30 miles north of here, and miss ing, the road drove aimlessly about the desert. A passing teamster saw the j crooked tracks and followed" them sev eral miles, finding the couple just, in time to save the woman's life. -Anderson was too - far eone to drink the water the teamster offered. - !Tie fac simile . siguture cf is ca every Nos. 11 and 12 carry Pullman Sleeping Cars between Greensboro s&d Raleigh. NORFOLK AND CHATTANOOGA. (THROUGH KNOXVILLE, MORRISTOWN, HOT SPRINGS, ASHEVILLE, SALISEl' GREENSBORO, .DURHAM, RALEIGH, SELMA, WILSON, ROCKY MOUNT AND. TARBORO. No. 36. j lg and'lO. 4112- 1(cestralaxd kasterx) No. 11. No. 3r. , Daily. -; 1 pgiiy. -Daily, j -we.)- . - Daily. Daily. ' H2Qpm Lv Nashville Ar 6 45am 620 .- 4 15am j Chattanooga " "TTkTpm ' " !'m .. " Knoxvilie 7a . , 10 55 j 9 50 b" Morristown , 555 :f 12 23 am II iQ . f Hot Springs " 3 f 141- 125pmK" Aheille" 2 25 f 315 3 32 " Marion " j 1 349 411 " Morganton 11 28 am f 4 06 4 30 - Cocneily Springs " 11 (W 423 4501 - Hickory " 1047 " ' 4 3D - 50.S . " Newton- "1-106 516 ij 5 48 . S'tatesville 94,5- 6 00 6 40 " . Salisburv f 8 55 - ' (Central time.) 10 47 am 7 10 6 15 1 " Salisbury" 937 , " .-.'' (Eastern time.) - ' - 4, 12 10 pm 8 50 1 9 52" J- G reensboro U T- ' 11 55 am 3 25 10 52 5 30 am Dufham ' t ! .9 50 3 40 1145 1 l'J " lialcigh . " :r)0 438 " 12 45 " , - Selrna " " 7 43 1 42 " . Wilson. 5 25 1 40 i 31 Goldsbofo 7 jfi f.T15 " ) South Rocky Mt. " 5 05 " Pinners' Point " 525 - Ar No rfolk Lv - .. Nos. Meal stations. . . . ' "J ' ' ; nftZt Nos. 15 and 16 Norfolk ano Chattanooga Limited Rptwppn Norfolk and CbsXU through Selma, Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Askevhte Hot Spring-s and Kog a i g Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping- Car between Norfolk and 1 a"hvnlle and between B and Chattanooga. : - ' atianti? Throuarh tickets on sale ar principal tHnnii Vi -o- r- informal" . rut ia;c3 v Z nAfthoonTrinanv uil vvililz W. H. Green, j. ji. Cci.p, General SuperiT'tendent. Traffic Manager lOODPa. Ave., Washington D. C. General Passenger
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