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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25

Ir Is ALTOGETHER WRONG, Ia triilc with bad
Cough cold. when III. risk Is great and IL
remedy so sure, prompt and thorough rs hr-
JnNnr's ENnrctorlmt can be rradIIN IOnnd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25

OUR IMFRUDENCE THE CAUSE OF Con-
SUMPTION.-How many of us can date the
cause of our last sickness to either a crowd
ed room, and then coming out in a cold air,
or wearing damp clothes, causing a cough
which settles upon the lungs, producing
seated pains in the chest. Aliens Lung Bal
sam will check the disease and restore health
to the system, if only used in time.
Remember and call at the drugstore for
Aliens Lung Balsam. Every family should
keep it at hand.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLv-
ENT communicates through the Blood. Sweat, Urine,
and other fluids and juices of the SYSTEM the vigor of
life for repairs the wastes of the body with and
sound material. Scrotula, Syphilis, Consumption,
Giandular Disease. Ulcers III The Throat. Mouth,
Tumors Nodes In the Glands and other parts of the
system. Sore Eyes, Strumorous discharges from the
and the forms OF Skin Diseases Eruptions,
Fever Sores, Scad Head. Ring Worm, Salt Isheuni,
Erysipelas, Acne, Black Spots Worms in the Flesh.
Tumors Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening and
painful discharges, Night Swe:tS, and all of
The life principle within the curative range of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and atcw days will
prove person using il for either forms
oil disease, its potent power to cure them
Ii the patient, daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that is continually progressing
ccedS arreStinr these and the
with material made from healthy bood-ind This
The SAi;SAPAI;iLLIAN will and does secure-a cure
is certain for when this remedy commences its
work of publication; and succeeds in diminishing the
loss of wastes its repairs will be rapid, and day
the patient viii feel himself growing bt and
the GOOD dgeSting better, appetite improving and
flesh and weight Increasing.
NOT only does the SAEs RESoLvKNT excel
all known remedial agents in the of Chronic, Scro-
fulous, Constitutional and skin dseasGs, but it is the
ppIy nosiriy rrr-af for
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes, Dropsy,
Stoppage of WateE, lncontnence OF Urine, Brights
Disease, Albuminuria, and in all cases where there are
br:kust deposits or The water is thick cloudy mixed
with substances like the white threads
like white silk there is morbid, dark bilious
peirtncc, and white bonriust deposits, and when there
is prickna. burning sensation when passing water,
and pain in the small of the back and along the loins
Tumor Of 2 Years Growth Cured
by Railways ResoIvent.
PRICE &I.OO PER BOTTLE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
fever AND ACUE,

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents There is not
remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever and
Auc and all other Malarious Bilious Scarlet UPHOLD
Yellow and other Fevcrs taidcd by ROADWAY pILLS),
quick RADwAY'S READY RELIEF.
Fifty Cents per Bottle.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
Clayton's Spite to Judge Story.

It viii bc sccn from the ling bill in.
troduced by senator Clayton, that he 10 de-
tetnincd to oust Judge Story from the pcsi.
ton Of U. 3. Circuit Judge. if possible. The
greatest objection to Story Ia, that Clayton
and his clique have not been able to use him
in their corrupt interests. Th, Is the act:
Re IL eaac'cd W the Senate aud Hou. ot
Representatives, ~ TIE United Stateso ~ America,
ia Coayress assembled, That an act entitled
An act authorizing terms of the United
States district court. to be held at Helena, Ar.
kansas and for other purposes approved
March J. 1871, be. and the same Is hereby re-
l'ealcd Provided That the judge Of the East
ern District of Arkansas shall hereafter hold
,he terms Of the United States district court
now required by law tn be held at the city OF
Helena, in said state. on the secopd Monday
vt March and October. In each year: And
provided further That the terms Of the court
shall he held at Fort Smith, In said state. Il,
heretofore required by law.
SEC J. That all acts or parts ofac's repealed
by this act entitled An act authoiizln.
term, OF the United States istrict court to ht
held at Helena. Arkansas. and for other pur.
poses, are hereby revived. except so much
rs authorizes terms OF the court to DO held al
Van buren. Arkansas.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
Connecticut.

The Democratic State Convention met at
largely attended.
Col DwIdHr NoRRiS Of Bridgeport former
~ Republican. was appointed temporary
chairman. and afterwards permanent chair
man Of the Convention The Convention
then nominated Charles II. lnger-nl for
Governor by rising voto and unanimously
Charles Il. Iugcrsoll ot New Haven, the
nominee. son OF the late Hon, Ralph L. lnger.
soil, is one of the prominent, able and popu-
lar young lawyers OF the State % Connccti-
cut. Born and reared in apure democratic
nursery, he has proved faithful to it. teach
lngs aud to every trust high or low. imposed
upon him. II New Haven County will but
do her duty ut the election In April next one
Of her most devoted and eloquent sons will fill
@ Gubernaterial chair OF State, the coming
year.
Resolutions passed declaring that the Dem
ocratc party is based on principles of con.ti-
tuition declared at Cincinnati and Baltimore /;
urraiguiug administration for use OF pardon
Ing power in the interest OF ballot box stuff
lllI llT stllhlUS NoN u lNllHlul VI
hccr to please corrupt ring, and retaining
one who pays to greedy cormorants money
belonging to people; tor using the army to
crush the rights of States. rraigning the
Vice President for completely with Credit
Mohillcr Arraigning the Republican party
for sQuandering puOlic lands and for corrup-
lion in elections. Denouncing the nterfer-
ence by federal oilicc-holders from the pres-
dent down. in political affairs belonging to
! the States. and creating state legislatures by
executive decree. Welcoming Spain 20 the
si,terhood ofrepubics, and believing freedom
to Cuba would DC the result. Eulogizing
Horace Grreley, and lamcnling his death.
Denouncing the repeal of the usury law. De-
manding further legislation to protect labor
and liborng children and TO secure just ad-
ysntages OF education to the poor. and favor
! Ing the establishment OF bureau Of labor
statistics in the State, aud favoring a oonstl-
,utional convention.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
On Monday Next.

Don't forget that next Monday. March TIC
81, the election vill he held In every voting
rrrcinct In Arksr.as. tn decide whether TN
Constitutional Amendment shall b adopted
ov rejected by the people. There appears to
nv no opposition. but We do hope that 10 one
will fail 10 vote on that account. II is more
inpo,,apt tb,. A fnll vote should be cast, than
many suppose r appear to take interest III
having. L~t Us show to those ofour fellow
citizens that are held In political bondage on
Monday next. that we appreciate their S'iua'
lion and will do our beat to free them by an
active, energetic canvass and cust our votes
FJr CDss.ttttfoari .tmeEdnent,'
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
More Killing in Pope County.

By the daily Gdzeue of Little Rock OF
Dist inst, we are informed that the noto.
riou, Sheriff Dodson has met the fate
me,cd out hy him and his minions to
Hale and Tucker Also that one George
Ueriott was shot and killed in Dover
The latter was shot by some unhnewf
person. Dodson was shot at Perry sta
ton by some person also unknown Both
the victims are undoubtedly dead. These
are some of the fruits of partisan rascal!'
ty. set on foot BY Radicalism I" influence
tina recent election. Widows aud or
phans were made by ossassins to bring
about martial law and carry the election.
Now widows aud orphans ate made
doubtless to avcnge the former cruel
wrongs Truly Radicalisin is doctrine
Of peace and good will. law and order
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

tS- Attention is directed to the card in our
paper Of Mayor p. Il. JOHNSON. We are
pleased to know that Gov, Baxter acceded to
the wishes and will of the people OF this town
ship expressed at the ballotbox, and issued
n commission to Mr JOHNSON "a Justice the
Peace. He will make a good Magistrate
prompt reliable and we'll posted In law, he
ills q want in our town long needed. We
feel assured from what We know of Mr. John
son lie will conduct the business Of his office
without fear or pariialit,, knowing no man
but tie law. As he VIII make this business
specialt and be found always during bust.
mes, hours at his office, we trust that he vii
receive that encourage tmcnt that l. due to The
effort he Il making to keeping up strictly {
Justices oillcc,
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
New HAMPSHIRE.

New Hampshire will hold its election
for governor, railroad commissioner,
members Of the legislature and members
of congress in March The Democrats
have nominated ex GOV. Joseph A.
Weston tor governor, and Henry Colony
for railroad commissioner; the Republi.
cans have nominated Gov. Straw, the
present incumbent, for governor. and
Edward u Hadison for railroad commits
sioner; and the Liberals have nominated
Samuel X. Mason for governor, and VIM.
A Head for railroad commissioner The
Democratic candidate for governor,
Weston. was elected in 1871 by major
itv Of sos; but next year the Republicans
elected Straw hy \ majority Of 2,l67, and
in November last Grant carried the State
by majority Of 5,7Ij. The Democrats
and Liberals will act together in some OF
the congressional districts, but it docs
not appear that they have agreed to do
SO on the State ticket. The State has
been uniformly Republ can for many
years, with the exception of the iusignif
cant Democratic triumph in 1871, How
tar the Republican corruptions iu con.
gress will affect the party vote is u ques.
tion VIC have no means Of answering -
81 LoUis RI, ,ubhJon
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

ET The testimony given before the
Louisiana investigating committee, shows
a terrible condition Of affairs in that re.
constructed State The Springfield
Mass, Republicans Washington special
SAYS:
The Louisiana investigation was ex.
ceedinelv high Favored, to-day. Gsques,
United States inspector Of elections. test.
fed to furnishing 500 blank aihdavits 10
show fraud in one parish alone, and these
and other Wholesale and gross frauds
were perpc,rated To help on kellogg's 5
side Representative Syrher Of lhc
House Tried. with great pumpo.ily, 20
break this witness down. whpreupoH
Jaqucs turned on S'phcr, and detailed
how Syphcr, when he secured his Own
election in 1865, actually bought bSllo'
boxes especially manufactured to make
stulllag easy, and that Syphcr stood hv
and saw the striling well done The evi
dcncc startled Mr. Morton aud other ~
puDlicans, but the witness main'ainef .
himself against all attempts 20 weakus
the force of his testimony. Syphcr VA,
regarded by all present as used up.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

DAILY EVENING ARKASsf,N.--Th frs
number ofa new evening daily paper, pub.
lshed at Little Rock. is on our table. 1;ls
well printed twenty -four column papcr-an,
edited with marked ability. Published by
the "Arkansltn Printing Co.. under tn,
business management; OF ". {. iiARRis.
We like the tone and appearance OF the pa.
per much and might like It better lf III,
names Of the gentlemen composing the sam,
hoated out on their banner.
There Is and field for true. able demo
cratic paper at the capital Of the State ant
we with the enterprise success.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
Civil Rights Fill.

u.wson's oiyil rights bill which pissed th,
senate, ani Published IN oar paper last week
WIS defeated In the House. after an animated
,liscus.lon OF over two days, 10y u vote of ~
10 IS,
Dr.L c. White anil 5 l.. Strong, members
nf the House from this County, both voted fo'
tho bill. Or, White introduced hi. vote as
follows:
Mr. White was llr-losg slavery demo.
crat; WAS educated IN snch school. lie had
ncGu,cscei IN the Dr,ti Scott decision, but iir
found he was mistaken. lie saw the colored
nan had sumo slghts the white man was
obliged 10 recognizes aud respect. he could
take the gentleman from Phillips by the hand
and bid him God speed In his endcavors for
superiority. v hat right had any man TO find
fault with che Almighty for colorng the
works Of b's hands with lust what c"ioTcd
pniut he nav ht2 No law under heaven coul.!
forcc him 10 sleep with u dirty. hlthy and
greasy Individual. be he white. black or red.
lie would vote for the passage OF the bill.
They, however, represents the sentiments OF
but very small portion of their constituents
The vote IA recorded il n. follows;
Ayes-Mosars. Bcar;lslcy, Neal Brown
Charles +. Brown, Chapline. Colt, Copeland
Davip, Fox. Furbush. GrissOn. a. NJ Hawkins
-, =. Hawkins, Monroe Hawkins lla'i.
.Tn.yn, Adam Johnson. II Johnston, King
sio,i, Lee. Nm Murphy. Mcleod, Marshall
McGehce. Mann. Page. Rawl!ns. Robinson
Shriglcy, Spears, Stephenson. strong, stew,
art, Turner White, Wheat, Willitms and The
sneakcr--37.
Nays-NrSsrs. J. n. Berry. Bcaslcy, Bri.
den'hn,. tlcvolind, Chandler. Chapman
Crowley. Cunningham. Erwin Eagle, Foster
Glst ,os-rtt, llyuds Harley, Joyner, Kent,
Lynn Lu',a. J. N. Murphy, Millen. McVeign
M,thrnr. Mitchell, Preston. PindaIl Parish
l,chl Robertson, Sumpter Throwcr, Thoma'
son. Tilac, Iharnburg Warwick, Walker
wright Corbcll-33.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
The Band Concert

| The Vsn Burcn Cornet Band Concert
last night, was, notwithstanding the very
dsagrecably night, well attended. But
nothing like such house rs they were
entitled 20. and the very superior music
demanded ut the hands Of our citizens.
There were many absent, who would run
through slush and snow to attend an out
side show, not one.half as torious,
aud sending their money ont OF town
There has not been an cxhiD ton of a
musical caste since we have been in Van
Barren, that in any way compared with
the Comet Band Concert last night,
Those present were well paid for the ef-
fort made to attend, and those absent lost
rich treat, and failed to give that en-
couragoment that the Band Of this place
is so much entitled to at their hands
After the close Of the programme, all
who desired. danced for an hour to the
music Of Prof BRUINS Orchestra Band,
which was entered INTO with lively spirit.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
81 Congressional District.

THE following |. the proclamation o: Elisha
Baxter, called Governor Of Arkansas:
whereas. An election was held on the fifth
day Of November. A. ID. 1872. In the Third
congressional district Of the state Of ArNan,
sas for a representative in congress from said
di.,ri,t; and.
Whereas on the seventeenth day OF fsbrh-
AIRY. A. u 1873, the secretary of state, III my
presence. did cast mp the votes poilel tor sHlI
representative ut said election. n fun true ana
correct ahstract of which Is contained In the
rollov Ing statement with explanatory notes
to-wl';
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

II The Washington correspondent OF the
Li;ac Rock Republican. has this to say Of the
rejection of l. 6, Marshal BKrrroS and Post
Meter Soorr. IL II understood that Mr.
Dr. SuCMARp tikes the place of Scott;
Mr.. Br;ton va. rejected In tho Senate n,
Marshal, on official information furnished by
the attorney. general. Mr. scott, the Post
master at Fort smith. was relieved for being
concerned IN running down the price Of the
Marolnl's vouchers and then buying tacm up
I n lisrut.uf.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

re- In the house Of Congress Mr.
Wood introduced resolution for the
impeachment OF Mr.. ColfaX. The vote
on the question Of considering it seemed
to be strictly party one, with the ex-
ception Of Mr. Butler. who voted aye
The vote being l06 for to 100 against
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
GY- The Little Rock Gazette Of Il

GU- The Little Rock Gazette Of the
2O,h says:
We observe in the Franklin Miss
papers complimentary mention OF Miss
Mary lIarrrll, Of Litttc Rock, who has
Franklin college o"c p"per speaking
of an exhibition Of the school says
"Thc radiant jewell from the Wee Rock
distinguished herself as n vocalist, and
exhibited perfect control Of the instru
mcnt, "
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

sT- II /, rather laughable 10 read the Nee
Erd's charge. that BRowS received 80 fraud.
ulent votes in Fort Smith" |, is too serious
a Joke on the democrats and conservatives,
when we SEQ that Brown had but s5 votes al
told In that town. Did not Brown get but
s. honest vot 5 In Fort SMITH
We think when the vote Il all In. that
Brown will beat all the other candidates. Mr.
Brown will have no trouble In obtaining his
SCAT
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

" The Proprietor Of the Van Buren, Fer.
rs, Ia having new Road cut out leading
from the Ferry Landing on the other side OF
the river. to Fort Smith Going over, leaves
the Turn Pike Road and Gate 81 the right
This more will be apt to cut down the dlvl.
dends on the Turn Pike Stock.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

tJ- We had. yesterday. n pleasant call from
our old aud esteemed friend. Rev. JouS Brc-
HASAr. Of Cane lIill. Suffering we ARE sorry
TO know with hard cold. Uncle Johnny Is
one of the " salt Of the earth" May we meet
Him often.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

FQUALITY OF MANS D,.TIYy The
different '"nks aud orders Of .mart ind
NAV he compared to rs many streams
and rivers Of running watar All pro
coed from an riginal small aud obscure
scourcc; some spread wider, travel over
more couAtrie5 and make more noise in
the passage than others. hut all tend
alike to an ocean whore distinction cess-
es, and where the largest and most cels-
brated rivers are equally lost and abs orb.
ed with the smallest and most unknown
streams
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

ET A Kansas law. we notice, gives
mothers control OF their children. This
is an admirable law, and every family
should have one. Without it, too many
children have control Of their mothers
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

Tnr OAK LrAP.--The genuine Charter
Oak Stoves have an oak leaf on the side
doors. and are stamped with the name
of" G lies + F,lley, st Louis f"
When buying one Of them, therefore,
look out for these proofs OF genuiness,
aad reject all that do not have them.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
The Fort Smith Herald saws:

kv Mayor Johnson returned from q
business trip to Johnson county on Wed.
ncsday. He will he found at his Office
ready to mete out justice to all
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

iss" Postmaster Page OF the iIonse OF Rep
rsscntati,.s at Little Rock. and his deputy.
JoSxs. had nsht ami knock down. Jones
was dismissed
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

tE Our news until late was the latest and
most certain by Little lsock-but now the
most uncertain and twenty four hours later.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

In Franklin county, unofficial. A far a.
heard. Brow II has l6i and scott %.
The vote in Van Buren, township wa;
Brown 2o2; Gage II; Scott l. There was bu;
very Little excitement over the nla"!!oM and a
very small vote. Gage was over durin. INC
day. trying to rally his dropping cause, but
had but little elect.
The Fort Smith Herald saws
We are pleased to report that 3. J Brown
has again been dulv elected to the position ot
senator from this, the Eighth Senatorial Dis
trirt: and that the Radieal.--horse, foot aud
dragoons-havc been routed
but IN this great routc, what become Of the
democratic vote in Fo,t Smith, They didn't
AL 20 for Scott for So were true enough to
stand by the nominee Of the party.
Capt. Brown l. proud Of the true friends In
Fort Smith who stood by him. although he is
elected without their vote, and over al the
other candidates combined.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
9Th Senatorial District

The following is the official vote at the
special election for a senator Ia this district
to ill the vacancy caused by the death Of Mr..
Arbuchlc.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

III Clarksville Is to have a new paper. the
Enterprise. Col. A q, PILE editor.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
NJ JOHNSON, Secretary Of State.

IfCol Guntcr "a elected we do not know it
from the above; If i,hre i. the flrOrud one
who can say 80 from the above proclamation
We have long thought Baxter was the" soE.
est sample" that could he found In the Radi.
cal camp but thl. /. proof Of that fact. strong
er than holy wit Without sufficient decis-
lon of character to proclaim some one elected
Ac ,impIy "wrtcs himself down an ass, aud
appeals to lo,terity fora Nindication OF hi,
claim. No dissenting voice " i'll come up from
the aforesaid po-t.rity. We think. We hay,
not doubt ui, the showing OF the Governor
proclamation alone, that Col. Gunter will bt
allowed his .cat.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

" Be wise prefer the person before
money, virtue before beauty. the mind
before the body tnen hast thou in wife
a friend. comranion, who will bear an
equal share in all thy tolls and afflictiens
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
DIED

In Van Buren, on tie 18th inst. EMMA.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mr. Thomas W. Davis,
igrd year and months.
- ray Of Heavenly sunshine.
Too bright too pure to stay;
momeut cleaned upon US.
A moment-snd passed away"
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
1873 Alma Nursery. 1878
ALMA, ARKANSAS

MY Trees are strictly drst class and Of ~
.N1 thrifty growth ~ can be produced In the
State. Persons desiring ia. purchase Fruit
Trees will lind II to their interest to get them
from me. 1willbell ut the following prices,
which are very cheap:
One year old Apple trees, 10 cents per tree
% per hundred.
Two year old Apple trees, &l2sO per hum
dred.
Three year old Apple trees. $l2,50 per hun.
dred, or Is cents per single tree.
Grape Vines. 10 cents per vine; $3.50 per
hundred. -.
j. H. GILL, Proprietor.
Alma. Cfaw ford Co. Ark, In.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
COTiDN - KING
COTTON II KING.

AND ,HATFACT AN ~ ~ ERTAISND
By MAKING APPLICATION TO
VA! WiIiItiLLn & co.
Wh. whitfield d. 60
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

81 Pay 10, the Prcss.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25

Scattering vote. poled for Guntec, z. NJ. Gunter,
T, N. uuntee. Ibos. VI. Huntoe, =. Nos "uhtef ana
Ihop Il. Crenter. IN Pulsski county, lao. -,
sBoone county has not been mH dc rart o' th'
Eniid congressional district by ANY act ho iesi'a
tThe votes given to "Gunther' from Montgomer,
and Newton counties we're probably intended foi
ITho scattering vote in Pulaski county g!yen 70
Gnptoe. ~ Thos n. duutee." 1T. Ros dunter.
and Hiho, N. Crenter, is literal copy OF the
* certificate Of the clerk is appended to tho re-
turns from Washington county, questioning the val
idity Of the election ia Rrhiand township II this
objection il allowed, the vote Will ttahui ioI IL
shire, 6,6, and t'uuter, 10.
iSarber county has not been mhdo part OF inc
Thrd con ressonai district oy any act OF tho legls'
lature, c.. .
There arc no return. from tho clerk CT Scott coun-
ty.
An V lArcas. The result Of said election
has not bven proclaimed by the acting gov
eruor;
Now, therefore. Elisha Baxter governor
OF the state of Arkansas, by virtue OF the au-
tlori,y vested in me by law, do hereby make
proclamation OF the same
~ testimony whereof. ! have hcrcun-
to set my aand and caused the seal
It's ot the state to be affixed, at Lltlc
Rock. this, the 18th day of tebrua-
ry, \. d. 1873.
ELISHA BAxrER. Governor,
Ux
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-25
Tur iNCIrIMlN1

Over the reception of This news Yesterday
morning was Ncty grrlt throughout The city.
II WIS tie general subject oi conversation,
Quite Il rumh-r Of spectators were present
duiIn. the dis,ussiun uf the matter by the
senate. and the most intcns. interest mani
iested.-L. Il. Gazette
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-02
RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r.
n, BAH trains In or out of Rock Island run by
Chicago timc-except the Peoria trains which run
by Toledo time. Chicago time Is about Ia minntes
aud Toledo about II minutes faster than Rock Isl,
nd funD 80