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SHERMAN,

SHERMAN, June 1l.-[Correspondence i
Ex-Governor Hubbard addressed a large
meeting of the citizens OF Sherman upon
the subject of aiding in the construction of
part of the projected narrow-gauge sys.
tenn that is to be the rival of and anldote
to the wrongs OF the southwestern standard
gauge system. This projected road, the
North Texas & Louisiana, is int, nded by
its main stem and branches, to supply this
part Of Texas with an ontlet north and
east, by a line built in a general south.
Gainesville, through Collin 0~avson,
and Smith counties, to a iunc.
ton at Tyler with the Texas & ST.
Louis with S65 miles completed. There.
connection will also be made with the Kan.
sas 4 Gulf Short Line, q miles completed.
with projected extension towards Sabine
Pass making by intersection with the Bre.
mond system, extensive connections south
A branch Of this Kansas & Gulf Short Line
to Alexandria, Louisiana, Is also manned.
thence east to the Mississippi river, and.
crossing this stream, connecting on the
east side with the trans. Mississippi system
Of narrow gauge roads. II is true many of
These, ike the NORTH Texas Il Louisiana
are on paper only, but the scheme is good
one.
No assistance was asked only
a subscription Of SlOOtO
per mile, first mortgage 30.year 9 per cent
bonds was hoped for with the unmistaken
limit mo subscription to the bonds, no
road would be built" The line from Sber.
man and Gainesville, li0 or 100 miles,
would be bonded we hoped by the sub.
scriptions Of residents of the county passed
through, to at least 500, 900. The stock
could We placed, the speaker was assured,
In the money centres of the east or Europe,
The right.of-way and depot grounds were
also wanted. Major Douglas explained the
importance OF the competition offered by
the narrow gauge roads by their cheapness
Of construction and maintainance, offering
the only possible relief from the exactions
OF the broad gauge, and reiterated Cover.
nor Hubbards argument upon the inn or.
tance Of this system OF roads they were ad.
vocating. This trip is only preliminary,
but after q trip to New York, about The
10Th instant, the serious work Of placing
the bonds aud securing the right.of.way
will be undertaken.
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A Divorce Suit.

In the district court yesterday morning,
W. M. Perry filed his petition praying for a
divorce from his wife, Minnie b. Perry.
lie alleges in his petition, that they were
married on the 10Th OF February, 1888, and
continued to live toge .her as man and wife
tor the term Of five months, during which
time he acted in perfect good faith towards
her, treating her with the utmost kindness
and attention, supplying her needs and
comforts to the best of his ability, with the
desire and intention OF making
her contented and happy :
that notwithstanding his Kindness
she evinced no desire to reciprocate the
same, but on the contrary, treated him
with indifference, unkindness and cruelty.
That she evidenced desire to avoid his Sc
ciety, preferring that of other men to his.
He states that on the 18th of May, 1883, she
lett his house ostensibly to go to relatives
in northeast Texas, but in reality she went
to Sherman, in Grayson county, where she
stayed at a boarding house kept by one
Field, pretending to live as one of the fam.
lily OF SAID Field, without his knowledge or
consent, and assumed her maiden name
passing herself OIL rs an unmarried woman,
and receiving company and the addresses
there three weeks, when she returned to
his home on or about the hth of June, 1883,
but refused to perform household duties,
and told him that she never intended to
live with him again, that she was in love
with some one else, and when he expostu-
lated with her she told him two or three
times to 90 to Hades. That he
found letter written to her by
young man, when she became
enraged and called him all sorts of names
That she went about the n-ighborhood
talking about him and by flirting with
young men acted in most disgracetul
manner. That one night in March, 1882
they were together M tn. city of Dallas
and that she at the request OF "A young man,
stranger to him, LOOK n ride in u nupgy
with him contrary ~ his desire and over
his protest, etc, wherefore he prays the
court to grant him divorce Mr.. Perry IL
over sixty years old and his young wife
fifteen,
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Sick and Destitute .

Yesterday morning DR.. Newsom, the
health officer, was notified that a man was
lying in the new Texas & Pacific depot
very sick and in destitute circumstances
A HERALD reporter accompanied the Off
Ger and the sick man was found living in
one OF the rooms on rough pallet made of
olankets, TO all appearances seriously i'll.
AZ the loot of the pallet lay bow babe
asleep on the hard floor. The
unfortunate mans wife was absent on
the streets trying to find a place
where her husband could be better cared
Tor: lie stated that he had been in the
building, since Monday morning, he, his
wife and child having come from Fort
Worth, where they had been living, on that
mornings east. bound train. He has been
III ior some time and has serious lung
,rouoles' When asked why he came To
DALLAS ne said that they told him at Fort
would be cared for. When" When S SskeS NJ !,
the Sisters of Charity did moi
have q hospital at Fort Worth
he said he had never heard of it before
The officer told him that he would ADM,
nm To- the hospital for treatment, but tina,
his wife would have to look I for herself
and babe, as he could not admit them. n,
they. were not sick. His right arm is
missing, and he says he lost il by being
shot while acting rs nightwatchman. III,
gave his name as Charles Clark. He is in
destitute circumstances and his wife /.
looking for employment for herself in orde,
TO make living while she is awaiting tho
result OF his treatment at the hospital
ms is but another instance of where sur
rounding towns send their sick and indi
gent Tor Dallas to care for, He was sent L
the hospital. ' w
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THE DALLAS HGRALp, WEDNESDAY M0RNfNa June la 1885,

blocks are gone. Some few splinters are
alone left to mark where once beautiful
home stood. Two wagons were In the barn
OF Mr.. Hill, and all that is left OF them is
one hub, from which every spoke has been
wrenched, and one tire, bent and twisted
all out of shape. Water was sucked out of
wells, which were left dry. A beef steer
weighing some 500 pounds was carried
some distance, hurled with violence to the
ground, his horn left imbedded in the earth
and he carried several hundred yards.
The family Of DR.. William Bankston saw
the cyclone coming and ran part to the
north and part to the south, giving clear
path to the cyclone, which passed
between the members of the same tam ily
The same evening terrific hail-storm fell
southeast of here for miles. Hail-stones
were measured by Mr.. Willis, I. s. Batson,
William Hardin, r. A. Boyd and others.
Some Of the hail-stones, an hour after the
storm, measured eleven inches in circum.
ference, and In instances mud was found
encased in them. These are reliable gen.
tlemen, and their names are given for ref.
ence. Stock were killed and crippled. The
hai.stones crashed through house-tops like
glass. Mr.. Willis picked up OF e, placed il
in goblet, and when it melted the goblet
overflowed. Thanks to an overweening
providence, no lives we're lost, and damage
to crops light. Messrs. Hin and Brown
have the sincerest sympathy of our people
in this, their misfortun'. A party of our
young men went to Snider lake to fish
next day, and when the hail came crawled
for safety under the bed of the hack, and il
Is said our handsome county clerk was led
in frozen. We don't know how true THU
Is, but he Is looking serious to-day.
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cense therefor. must allege the taxes Cue,
as that Is the basis OF the penalty. (Spears
vs.. State, s Court Of Appeals, 467; Crews VS..
State. 10 Court Of Appeals, 292;; see these
cases for the essential allegations IN such
indictments.) Reversed and dismissed.
OSBORN VS.. the State; from johnson
county. Opinion by White, D.. j.
One Of the grounds of the motion
for new trial was that the verdict was con-
trary to the evidence. Both the complaint
and Information charged that the alleged
assault was committed upon the person OF
Cranberry Byrd. All the witnesses testified
thai the party they saw assaulted by ap.
pellsnt was one Granville Byrd. Held
there is fatal variance between the allega-
ton and the proof. The name of the as
saulted party must be proven as alleged
Hardin VS.. State, % Tex ll3; Goo vs..
State, 2 CT. App, 52O.) Reversed and re-
manded
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Ghesu Column.
flottCcS,
NOTlCE-.Adveruseme may De named In,
~ our business office up to Sp. m, and into th
cOWposing room nm To l a. IN

NoTlCE-Adveruseme may De named into
~ our business office up to D. m and into the
composing room IN to | a. N.
NOTICE TO CuNTRAC rUR>-SEALEDPKo
~ posals will be received by W, Parker,
Thurman building CONS ittee, until June 20
1856 Tor building Public School Building in
the city OF Denton, in sccor ance with the plans
ahd specifications on file in the MAYORS Office
III SAID city. Bond with security will be II quired
OF the successful bidder. The City Council re.
serves the right To reject any or all bids
H. WRITER'S, Secy City of Denton Tex,
B.-The building will be 70xgO ieet-three
seolles junb-lit
N ollCE-Citizens or strangers wishing TO in
~ vest Ill Guy real estate. farms or wild lands
are respectfully invited to call NJ our office, No
.U9, Main street, and examine our lists mans
ana abstracts of land titles The best of refer,
encc given JONES Il MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SE SEALED BIDS
~ VIII be received by the Ci Engineer unlil
?. m, June l9lh proximo, for putting down a
pois arc olock eet pavement on Elm street
between Jefferson and Poydras streets oil
leet anu he ween P0y dras street and sycamore
street, 200 feet in accordance with the plans
anu specihcatiOns on file in the city engineer s
once, Bond and security will be required with
olus IN accordance with section !, CHAPTER 20
Guy ordinances. The City Council reserve the
fght 10 rejec any or all bids.
w. Nj. JOHNSON City Engineer.
Dallas, Texas, May 20, 1883 mnvo0 on
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Si"rhholaers' aaec,,,

GULF, COLORADO 4 SANTA nm -.
y, itAas, May II, lSS3.-Notiee Is my, Glveston
have Vi directors of said Rs,l,oy gwen thai
SAD C ale meeting ofall the S,ocSt company
city, on the AZ, 70 oe held at its of6cevnen Of
oi ~ m, for the purpose az M, a. the hour
o e,,hng ast the necessity for on and de-
oonp,eung, improving and onays,, CONSTRUCTING
WY, oy the Issuance, sale and disnrs us Raj.
Comppsy' oI second Mortgage BonS. oy tad
10 an amonn, Nn, !, Oh on thousand dollar. sNd
sne main track of said Campanys B per mile %
smmIe,eu, ana TO be constructed ~ aoaway con.
aii orahch lines of said Raiwsv acquired, and
~ run ior forty years, from Oetobe, Ins bonds
pnm u,so,es,a. the rate of 6 per cent go and
Apr and ocsn Seni, annually on the frst DAM IN,
New York. The issuance az said q, tne city Of
company 10 be limited as follows. "oHus oy the
cee1 s4oOO per mile on or before Tho 30, 70 ex.
cennoer, 1855; and additional iSsnes 40 s. OF De-
s sssregate Oh all said Second Mortvscsan S tse
before he e do,eo amounts per mile and a n'nos
s 80, december 81. 1885, s4OO0. Deoa o. lss,
iooo, 90 y Y; December 81, lSs7 81 ooS S'YnHoer a.
S,, 1000 81 w December 81, 1850 Is Az. Nnoer
p rel Lo9u 900; December ri isaI peeeem.
ao0 my 81, lsy2 III, 200 December n ,soo Nv
nIeteS rsii per o. ls9i lSO0s the miles Of So,
n
~ sne resident and Chief Engines t ~
noinpany. and the payment OF said honS AZ SAD
secured by a Second Trust Deed and i'H Mato 10
VI az the railway, franchises and ronsRage
- gu Iolnpa y as follows: Any and ali feiy OF
vi sa'H Railway Company. now constrr always uS
aerenlter TO be cons Iucted or authorinea m e or
soever situated, including main lines h,. wnefe-
extensions and acquisitions, topether m;,
.ne railways,way and rights of wav tra %tm an
o.Iuses' vladucts culverti, fences and ,t ails'
lures OF every kind, all depots, station ssaae'
engine houses, car houses, wood bonssns 'uses,
n ,n suops, water tanks and all other hr Ia
tosesher with the lots or parcels Of lana 0n
wi ionn eacm anu an are or msy be erected ana
mall freight hand and other cars and iii ssse,
rolilng stock and equipment al, m.chi U'aei
e99S, implements, fuel and ms,ar,a;y.'
an furniture, maps books of accorns
vouchtrs receipts and assets of every tinS yua ~
'easehold premises and leases incoma IN, az
Ients ISSUES, profits, reyersions and remsinSa.,
all winch herein specified, recited premisas w
properly and all other real and personoS ne Gnu
cry now or NJ any time belonging 10 or n ~
.3ng 70 SAID Company, with all appnrteno r oe
thereto, together with all the present and so'
lure franchises and chartered rights, nrivsa .a
ana immunities, which now do or nj anv ,;es
i may 9elohg 10 or appertain to said Compsnv
1t is understood that the lands which nav D S
acquired by said Company from the " sts,o 70 y,
iexaS, and all other lands it NAV acon,ra hn ~,
donation or otherwise, except those aeon,eS
lor some OF the purposes herenbeiore speciaed
ana used in connection with said RaiIwsv ~,
lhe operation thereof are not hereby oonvsvsd
nor intended so to be. ''A'''eu
may29S3t F. p. KILLEEN. Seore,arv
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Soubut.
The following case is of peculiar interest
to the consuls Of the United States in
Europe, and the action Of the Wurtember,
government has furnished valuable proceed
ent. A furniture dealer of Stuttgart. feel.
ing himself sggrieved by remark said Ia
have been made by Mrs. Catlin, the wife OF
the United States Consul at that capital
out which she denied), demanded written
apology from Consul Catlin, and falling
that, challenged him to fight duel. nam.
ing pistols as his favorite weapons. Mr..
Catlin declined to accept the invitation
declaring that he had been sent abroad bv
his government to respect and uphold the
laws OF the country to which he had been
accredited, and mott violate them by duel.
ing, Therepon the furniture dealer sent
him a grossly insulting communication
which the consul forwarded TO the foreign
oiiice ofthe Wur'e ubere 6 ve'nment. The
authorities at once caused the offender 10
be prosecuted, and he was brought mn for
trial, found guilty and sentenced to fine OF
81 marks and to pay the full costs of the
proceeding.-IParis Continental Gazette.
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Seltaec Ape lent.
LANGUOR AND LASsITUDE.

so COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE A
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE,
GIVING FLUIDS. A TEAsPoONFUL OF
TARRANTs SETTER APERlENT IN A
GLASS OFWATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND
REGULATE THE LIVER, QUICKEN AND
MPART THE CIRCULATION AND IMPART
NEW LIFE AND VIGoR TO EVERY FUNC.
TloN OF THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS
HAVE IT.
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Enr Re1rr.

%.N'.,-
Ion RENT-A NICE NEW COTTAGE Gov,
mining rooms adjoining my residence. in
,ne iot are peaches. grapes, plums and berries,
~ i,n healthy and convenient to bnsiness
.. " '.i.i AN, :. Masten street. junlS,lt
EoK RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
corner Jackson. " M,,,n
NOR RtNr-A NEAT COTTAGE WIN >
L rooms; front and back gallery; large iot.
GOOD well and desirable nels hbo, hood IT,
quire at SIS Elm street ir,,5l ~
koR RENr.TWo NICELY FURNISHED
a - wen ventilated rooms. No. 40 Pearl street
,on v,, ~ van, jun9.Gt
y fronting south, with gas, water. and c,osats
1 on, same noor' opposite Postoflice. INQUIRE NJ
.Iop n,s.,, Da"n s------.-. may29 Il
kVk kENI-A la,ge building, suitable tor
- ooth dwelling and carpenter and BLACKSMITH
Ffouts, Herald Onlce f1'o VI u
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8oard Of Equalization.

NOTICE Is HENEBY GIVEN THAT Tpp
~ honorable Commissioners Court of Dallas
county, Texas, will Convene aud sit as a BoarS
~ EEqnM ssSa on MONDAY, the 18th DAY of
books OF tho County Assessor for their in, ne W.
u4n, correction, eQna isation aud approval a,
which Time all disputes between the Assa,scr
s sna parties rendering property will be- finally
" :. lrGiyen under my hand and otl,cl.,
", NJ. @ HIrI, county Clerk.
by CHAALEs y. BoLANz, Deputy. maySo.ist
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

is natures own remedy. II no vile concoc-
iioR OF naseous drugs and dangerous chemicals,
May Flower is modest little plant which
grows in Acw Foundland, In Pennsylvania and
Kentucky Itii diuretic aud astrin gent in It's
properties, and has frequently been used to
great advantage in Oiarrhea and Bowel Com.
pialh,s OF children. Its great merit however,
is IN It's gentle and efficient action on the Kid.
heys. II removes all i'm Durlties through na.u.
raj channel. and restores the system to a
healthy condition. ltpromptly relieves pains
IN the back and loins In cases of weak and del.
icnte females. Its value is beyond computation.
BUT Tor the natural modesty of woman, which
causes her TO shrink from newspaper publicly
we might publish hundreds of testimonials Of
inesumable b,neiit de rived from its use.
-, ASK your DR.. ggist 'Or Smiths Extract of MAY
tlower' Read carefully the circular around the
bottle. 1t isyours 10 choose between
Health, Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared OILY by s. b. Smi Il Bro. Covlng.
ton. Nv. For sale nv all d-uu rists
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FOR THE STATE OF TEXAS.

Reunion Picnic Privileges for Sale at
Mckinney.
The reunion of old settlers and members n
the Association of OK Confederate Missourians
OF Ector Brigade, IS Brigade Fitzkugh's
Regiment; I'm Texas Cavalry, and several
other eX'Coniederstc commands. as well as eX,
Coniederates aud citiz.ns generally (ex.union
soldiers being also inyiteS) will be he'd at Nc
Kinney, on the 9TH and Sth days of next August
The giounds will | Q kept open day ana night
The following privileges will be sold to the
highest bidder on
SATURDAY, JUNEso
Az O'Clock m. at the court. house door, In
the city of Mckinney;
l. Beer privilege.
.. Cigar aud tobacco privilege
;. Sodawator and l., mOnade privilege
1. Restaurant and Lunch, stand privileges,
5. Ice C.eam and Cake privilege.
.. Fruit and Candy privilege.
z. shooting Gal cry privilege
s Flying Horse privilege
. Ball Game privilege.
10 Swing privilege.
Purchasers will be allowed one TO four stands
FOR ach privilege, II necessary aud desirable,
locations TO be designated by the Committee of
Arrangements.
No cxhor bitant prices will be allowed to be
charged for any thing, Beer aud lemonade
not to exceed 10 cents per glass
one-half the purchase money TO DO paid down
balance In ten days thereafter Parties not
complying with terms will forfeit the privilege
and payment
No one will be all wed to erect a stand alone
me road, In the grove or old or new fair
gtSunns, excepting those purchasing at this sale
day Attendance sss hsn $4,000 people are in
Chairman Committec os Arronsomsn,s
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Humanity's great hope for the future is
alone to be realized in improved conditions
of matrimony, What profound oblga-
ton does this fact involve Those who real
ize the responsibility can hardly do better
than take advice from Mrs. Lydia Il. Pink
ham, whose wonderful remedies for the
cure OF all diseases peculiar to women. are
so justly celebrated. Send for pamphlet,
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Are the KIdneyr MYital nrrnnae,

Are the Kidneys "vitai Organse'
Decidedly yes. Without them life 10
impossible; and they appear to be pecul.
iarly susceptible to severe and fatal do.
engagements. They are, moreover, exceed.
'ngly difficult to treat, and the ailments
affecting them are liable to end at any
time In Brights Disease. In our opinion.
formed upon the conclusions of many
skilled physicians. Hunts Remedy, tho
great kidney and liver Medicine, is the best
ever administered for kidney, bladder liver
and urinary diseases. 1t cures like magic
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OF the situation and allow them to roam at
night, but City Marshal Arnold is deter.
mined to enforce the ordinance and the
police goa COW hunting every night and
never fail to make haul. Those cows
mat are allowed to run out at night will be
caught sooner or later.
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University Of Virginia

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mire weekly
begin 18th July, 1883, and end i2h September.
Have proved Of signal use-lst, TO students who
design to pursue their studies at this or other
Law school; "a, TO those who prorose to read
had the advantage Of systematic instruction,
For circular apply n, o. I'm versity of ya) TO
yOMN n MINOR Prot Com. and Atat Law
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Tho War on the cows Resumed.

The police have begun rounding up the
cows found running at large at night and
the pound Ia nearly full Of them. The or.
dinance as passed BY the city solons gives
the cow the freedom Of the city BY day but
denies her that privilege after nightfall. A
great many owners seek 10 take advantage
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MKINNEY,

MCKINNEY June lI.-tCorrespoudenc -.
On the evening Of the OH, about nine
milss west Of this place, q cyclone strncS
and after demolishing the residences and
outhouses Of Dock Hill and Joe Brown.
rose without further Damage.
Not . stick Of timber In anv
Of The hohsss was lsit-svsn the Foundation
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Muney to Lc,,d.

EoR LoAN-l AM PREPARED TO ENn
y tooo Ovo on land, lots. G unity bonds Ina
ianu notes AZ reasonable rates and sAtistoctnrv
W Mn., JAMES d SIMPSON, for scottish Am
Co., limited; for Dundee Mort and Trn v'i To
. n,N5 >,,,,s>-.., ; 3, ,-..- jun 8
oANS NkGoilATEU-one TO tiy. vas,
- TINE, Land notes or deed of trust reonirnd
rs rs security Texas Loan Agency, Corsicann'
. may9.tf
MONEY TO LEND-On one To FIVE ve,,,,
a aam nme AZ reasonable rates. C. K. Weliesiey.
general manscer, Dsllss, Texas. "''''''y'
AMTn hoAN'--J' b. Watkins Il Co, DALLAS.
.s, nss.e ----.---- feb 10 II
MONEY ~ LENO-R, d. CoOphanour
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Smiths 1:xtract.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
The Time Tried and Universally Approved
Remedy for all Diseases of the Blad.
der and Kidneys.
1t Positively Cures Where All Other
Remedies Have Failed to Pro-
duce Relief,
Smiths gxtract.

"Br'ghts Disease Of the Kidneys~ A fesrb,,
scourage, which spares neither age, sex nor
conditions, becomes an incurable disease only
Tor the want of timely attention. II allowed 10
work Its raVages unchecked until 1t has fastea.
cd upon the vitals of its victim, no medical
skii can release its hold, II claims Its prey, and
A timely use of
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

II you are going to the Mineral Wells In Palo
iinto county, never buy your tickets on the
70 lose your money. There are always a suf.
licient number of hacks at tho railroad station
lMillsapl to convey You to the wells without,
relay, They charge Is cents extra II you buy
your tickets on tho train. wy