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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10

The meeting of the General Convention
of Fruit-Growers of California to be held
at San Francisco, commencing this after
noon, is one of the most important gather
ings that have assembled in the State for
years. If at the meeting an association
shall be formed, or plan adopted, which
shall result in securing a market for all
our fruits, as is confidently believed to be
possible the convention will have accom-
plished a work which will soon add mill
ions to the taxable wealth of the State. 1t
will bring in tide of prosperity that has
hardly been dreamed of, even in the ex-
uberant forecasts of the Western Empire
often INDUCED in. Most of the leading
fruit-growers of the State VIII be present.
and it is to be earnestly hoped that all
diversity of opinions will bend to the one
purpose-a plan to give all classes of fruit
growers equal advantages in the market,
and ample market for all.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10

Some people insist that the world is not
growing better, but when L-street courte-
sans take to hanging themselves because
their vagabond lovers are imprisoned for
crime there is an improving outlook, at
laact -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10

SAN FRANCISCO, November 9th-S P. M
Indications for the succeeding 30 hours
North Pacific, cloudy weather and rain,
followed by fair weather, with light to
fresh northwesterly winds. Middle Pacific,
cloudy weather and rain, followed by fair
weather, with northwesterly winds. South
Pacific, generally fair weather with north
UaStarl,- u-indc
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10
The Powers Murder.
Held on Two Charges.

RED BLUFF, November 9th.-The pre-
liminary examination of James brown.
the burglar captured in Mrs Franks house
Sunday morning, was held this afternoon.
He was held to answer on a charge of
burglary, and also on assault with intent
TO commit murder, with bail of $1,000 on
each charge. He has the second finger off
his left hand, and his left eye is defective.
He has all the appearances of an old
timer
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MRS. E. MOREHOUsE, President.
Mrs. A. DECKER Secretary n1O1tk
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

LnuIsyiLLE, Nov. IA speclai e.
III Conrisr-JoprnI ssys thai the
oasn ~ Josoph Haey ~, Samuel
usley, which wa nrgued aud
submitted tO tho court oi
appeals % FHankfcrt ou Saturday Il
one n. tho sifRhgest cases
hat has over been brought b.
tore TIN court inr Gfjudlciaiion.
rhe appeal h irop Braokon spuniy
nnd invpylss au e. sts worth upwaSds
IN 1888. no hsd va wives living aed
one eHao. Nv Aarha, hs tifst wife,
ho had five cbilGTes; by his
seo0nd ana dead wife, no had
four chi,drsu, aud 10y hiathird wife be-
ngn ak. After tho birth or thrfp
children 20 the first wife,
tho husberd inslltulcd suit for
divorce on lhc grNued OF sdullerl,
and decrou IN Nonordsncs there
with WAS rendered by the
court IN 1867. He 'heu AArrieo
ala second wife, but !lyed iliritiN
with hia frss wife, by whom
oecsme lila Ehitd wifi, eitag ,be 81
voroe had bavn granted. His ascoDn
~i,e disd ana bis first wife lad va
divorce proceedings aat gaids snd IA
o.ss rsooa oed for isrthor hearing, bu'
nothing thereafter wes ever
done toward prosecuting the
sult 90 q t0cmiGgtioh nhd
the sssv Sss hually tilsd IL the cop-
ditiDR az q rsiustats .&eut of the
hrst Wifs's u srltsl rigbtn, Ssossqasn,
~ WHEN ,be Gsu hisr, MsrRara, arrive
yssfs of maturity, sh0 was ou,C
and log ally married 70 bsr father, ynn
Hilh las mother's coUs9ni. Tie
e,lldrsn Of tbs fret marriage no@
ana 90 be heirs- st-lsw, watch the
children OF the other two mar
risges deny, on The around tbs
1 cannot be- proved That their father
WAS st any tima the isw,at
husband of Martha Haley. Tss
children Of Tho second nartiGz
nlsim 10 be the onY heirs Of che |
q. ceased, because ins third maria
~ss incestuous aud Their, fore vn'1
Both OF the ;ssups OF tho later IL ar |
cages were equally interested In prov
ing tho bsstsrdy OF the fn,
otherwise the iirst wculd 90 ksld TIE |
Only heirs Mt jsw, end tho two lS.t sh- |
sI,rinns Of biS&mons unione, The siu
gvisr relation IL lhgp developed |
o, daughter attempting 70
scove herself Of jlleguimats
birth, and thereby recover saI |
property, At tno expense Of h5rreput ~ |
tiop ard that Of htr mothers, who l. |
alsO her mOtsSr-tn-lAW. |
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RsDresentstives 81 toe oast'bou a
freight lice. sst n joint Ageat De-
Psa's ofsiov al ~. LOUIS yerteT-
day, to consider the demsud
OF Eemphis for change 10
cotton rates. The differenrs 20 bs oh
served, acoording ~ 100 asreemont,
ia Dbput s GEMS OR 100 p ucds, which
81. Lonia iiuss are Wiilog 20 obssrys,
hu they ara not aillias Jn make tn
difference by advancing rstta from
tp,s uuiut the fsts from Eat st.
Louis 10 New York is now 30 cents,
aud FROM Mem, ste t. /, 80 ecu g. MI
D. Pei irss's h,t the Menphis rstsr
be rsauesd 60 So o"ots, aud the Mem
nhs road me equplty determines
thni E.st s.. Louis shaii bs al SsDced
tn SO. The point IL, 81 cent rate vii,
oIsct tue cotton trade AT tbfa confer,
,ut n rsta Of So cents will not. Toe
y hole mHttW VII 10 10 the TrNnN
Line cotton ccmmittea for sebtleRaSnt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
IN. n.l.imnr. " Nhlo.

BALTInokS, n @.-President g ~
ret h.a signed tho aoairAs, in regard
~ fralgnt over tls lrurE limos without
condition, and &c he today sl!ned
no pseE, Moor cam socf, providing
.hst thu Baltimore Il o uo rusd's n"s
$50 sors shall b. asGD ia'o New forh
o. ths suuie tSruIs - he o'n.r CON
paut, aiyiug thSa rOlc 'qusl iaoil'ti--
inr rsscbtGy NcW Ypre Unless tn.
uopdi,,oD ~ on,up,,eh Wi.h hia sisaa
,urp xces Ton nos uiug,
PHILADELPHIA, N ~ 0-Ap ohici-l
of .ho PSuupelysn RE,lroso com
pany, upou bsiag shuVa she asa'-
dated Peas SiSuztCb announcing thN'
President Garrsit bGo sigu.d tH-
trunk Lilo. agrSs ment rondit'ousli,,
sad lac uldnrstn01 M. Garrett mao
siKue1 tne pSpSr W'Jn ,ho pruVi-'
,n Il toned; htt ,hsrc "sb nytnu"t
new o na SAID uN coo unj %, aud aat
hero vsn 40 Obn,scle iu Mr.. 'rarrs I
mssiug p.rmga,1.s ssrsN aemeni vim
the Pentsy ivsu's cas- EHuY 10 gsI mo
Nov York On fair terms tx 30 dssles
Ed do 40,
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RAlLnoAp aAcKgI.
MARSHALL q noarHWGsrenH
The wRtsss sfd 'he ysnfsfbiit iinos
The nsitimpis a ohio-Ihe rate
War H. toe North sest. fis-
inE Rates on Fast
Hsuna eti'Uni


The n d oalinnA are that thofa willlb'
radical hnugo Ia Tue through tralr
service II tho Wabash la tho near
fulsrs, which will eua1lo the route Ia
adveriite ila,lf ~ nrs'-olsss New
York limo In every eay. A m'etinR
will ba hoiI ia Nov Yorg to-day OF
"A enday hatNoon Tho Wabash pNnple
nd the YAndHbilts, when nD tn'rl
vii ho made 90 hury 'bo hstchos iuf'
sesumo busintss cp ma o'd bnsis,
shioh, ~ agreed 10, wi pluue tn0 We
bash Ia The Hat ~ tue VaprtFtilt allied
iusg, IL uuu.FatcOd that the VS.
pa.h fix. will arrEafo tnrow the Pnll
uao and uanu sols ~ their line AM
nae the .l.t para OF thb Nv YORK. Cor
try,I Sl, pinR Cor company IA their
-tead N tho Vand.Isl'te VII sSrdotoro
tore the Old "iol.do rOnts,"or II II n
sDt teeirsbe 80 do that - give the
w ,ba, h rsuia 20 New Vow wa tito
Cuuad. Suntheru &la New YORK Cen
r., aud tn Is iB,Ou Wa Ihr Boston q
A ibany. Toe Ws0.at company &
nrnt On npSrStluE tnruugh cars o.
,vosa A.. Insis aat Ns~ York sud
Ba.top, Mud thay want Va va W REV
York over spe CsUlrR, su o. IN bn AM,
20 lsno tAoir psHsonNers IN vs. 0rAno
CsptrI dapet "a ,sa Bpe lius d"se,
thu. avoiding "a ferry transfer, ~ 70 re-
oulr.S by she lines l~HsiuE tnttr pAss-
,'overs M Jer.iiy City. Iherc nrems
he no douh, bot that Satisfactory
,greSmout OF me- Kisi win ha IN d.,
aud chat Isl eop.id-rstio" Of M WA
nah Ibrowiur the Pal siau snd NsnN
cSrs IN and opStainE if.S den'
W. bb's sleepNrs, Genofni Pssss
Agent ChsDslsr Val ~ a,oNs, 20 ~
vert,,s "Inr,u.4 oars % New York VI
be New Yors Ceu.rk Il nudsoa River
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Mur..e, ed ais VIE.

CHICAGO, Nov. %. Samuel 4. Smith
shos and killed his young wife lac!
nis hit, although the fact Of the tragedy
wes not d,sclosad until to day. Tbey
were occupying 81 single room, No. SIC
Monroe street. A. shot Was fired aonut
s o'clooK, watch alarmed some Of the
inmates, but thoir fdsrs were quietec
by smith appearing and statine tsht
his shotgun ned been accidental )
discharged. This forenoon the uls,
eovsry was mae thas No had Killed
his wife and Aei Gurilg the pight
His vito was supposed TO b. Q. eqlo,
and formerly lived in Clsve
Land, but ran away With
Smith and married him Ia Buffalo.
sue was MOI moro Shan 10 yesre OLD.
Smith was III the em 10y OF tie j. o.
Schimnael Preserving company, OF
1tiis city. Jesl usy ia supposed to have
acsusted hi8a 10 tue csic13,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
Reporiod Indian Distsrbsuce.

MiLns CITY, Va. s., Nov. 22.-One
troop of tho Seventh cavalry and
a small dstAchiuont OF the
rltta infsnirg, uider the Command rs
4sjpr aDydpr, Of Tho Fifth iofautry
lott Fort Eaogh this morning Under
riders trotD lbc department head
qusrters, to qGeil reporLsd Ia
iian disturbance ut Tongue river,
Coeyenns agency. AS Ear AS can he
armed hsrs taero IL no found stiOn
whatever Tor ths spors NJ disturb
snee. Biaca Woti, chief OF tho ronEu,
River Chtysnnss, has been here
for o week, and his bsnd
would do nothing without him.
Reoent reports nv B'8hDp Brandai
OF famine snoog 1ns- Indians su9-
plsWsrtsa by Governmsut Inspector
Il ssssr's request to have reliei sem
them, must nave bsep misoonstraeo
into q suppnsitran that the Indians
were ugly and nesGed so armed force
to restrain lbsm. The anomalous posi-
ton OF taoss InGians being without "
regular agent or detiasd reservation,
has had tho tendency TO kesp them III
40 unsettled state, tut tney know sell
ter ihAn any one chat htssk would
really result In Lneir determination.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
A Clergyman Iavonts u CorkAcrew.

The r.. Rsv. Mgr. Claever, pastor OF
Our Lsdy Hop OF Christians, has in
vented an automatic corkscrew which
Is dsa,ined 10 bsonme very popular
The Invention is a simple one, and IL
la q wonder 10 was not Thought OF long
ago. Tire ooraecrew proper Ia con-
ceeled within atube, Gud is operated
with a bar or henGle, the same as on
an OF binary cofkscrew. To this han-
die IL y epirB, which, ~ the cork
sorrow is operated, Winds Itself trto tae
covering or tube, tar Same asa hose
cnnplin9 Ii gnGde o. either side o.
g5e tube ia q little el:ep, operasst
with spring, aud in III interitT $
|auosber ssjring, which - ehssi
scyesed down "A taa e4ylSscrew
turnnc. Tho mouth OF tbs iaof, whleh
eov@rs ths cerksefew, is piaceo eva
sfa seek eslha Dostlo ifoSl which tis5
cork is 10 hs crawil. ID scysS y.
turned iSaa ~ cork, tsqi mo ittsrivr
apsiHs, rliitA is veryt nriox ~ 81 ls
| nvSsAad iiesa esard as,ttpa ssAsle time.
! Wren ~ 4 seftis 1T ~ 0 petty threaep
( iibe cork tho slto cign, as aca liGntis
IptseSer, tise fprfng is released, atf
.ssss cns,s eHnc on W NJ fiNAslv ~ coulc
\ Be ,y!aasS. a ,aeg ATlsas.
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They Paid NO Attention to 1t.

WASHINGTON, Nov. % - Reports from
special agents of the general land office
indicate thai little or no attention was
paid by cattlemen who had
Illegally inclosed public LANDS. to
the Presidents message Of last
summer commanding the removal OF
the fences. Commissioner Sparks to.
dav sent abour 40 letters To The secre-
tary Of tho Interior, each letter speoi-
tying and describing an Illegal IN
ciosure OF pnhlic lands giving the
name If tho holder or bolders
and each recommending that
the matter b. brought % tho
attention " the attorney general, with
\ view 10 the Institution OF both civil
and criminal proceedings for trespass
against offenders. Generstr SSsTSs
al-n yecolnmcnds that these cases be
laid before She president with the
sre guest that no exercise the author
jty conferred upon him by CONGRESS
III the matter. The DOT of Congress
confer the power to make use OF tho
military ID secure the removal OF the
fan o8t. i.fc Afi
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
Reed,s Chill Cure never gsils!

Reed's Chill Cure never ssils! Il
c1nGsins no quinine, arsenic or 81 nei
9olsnns, and l. pslata6le 30 the ~ y al
delicate taste. IL puritiss the blood
cleanses the liver, strengthens tho q L.
gestive organs aud gives tone TO 1he
whole -ystem. a box OF pills free Will
each bottle. THIS valuable medielle
Ia for Snle by ali druggists.
j. W. Crowdus Drug Co.. wholesale
agents, Dellag. Texas
Dr. j. il, Reed, sole proprietor,
Olarksyille, Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

MAR.HALL, Nov. 81 -fhu Marshall
L. Norrb western railroad track Is fin
ished II niles northwest of Marshall.
The bidgs over Little Of press bayou
and Bsar creek, with milo aud g hatf
OF trestla work To the High.anos, lis
completed, aud trains rnD to thaF
point. Tho work ia being vigorously
prosecuted. The dstsnces uncom-
plesad are rs iollnTs: 10 G.imsr,
% miles, thence to Winnaboro, 70, ESQ
thence 20 Paria, 81 Two preliminary
surveys aro neing run from Peris 10
wiuusburo. Whoa Eh9 route ~ do
fined, large force wll bo employed
On IN 1t cad of The line, aud perhaps u
force hoth WAYS, a dtlner the com-.
papy has received 3 fresh supply OF
steei rails, Evaeything betokehS &C.
tiyity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

.fnmoht ha. lnvnish'y vlfllfH ~ Nni
Uddfff, ~ hn' a.. 900 vrfV fN'f cfsN4
siofe Ufrhan fni uH. nHVs ntff
fiaplfd tnfir hufhfifY fnn mHleslNN
q iigfn.huitficNnn Nlthnut Htnfe ~
han 80 molly mtIid sud frspoultf
lur prniesia AVID piniu fephfntlnn. 'fit
4tnitnfnt ihW ihs president haO
cHllni fIr the ptrOfs IN relation ~ seV
erni 0fim m, Amfrirsea vino uai httu
put la fne Gafmtn ANN Nv uuiouude1
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
Nh. Demand Eapidiy Increasing.

Ell. Madden,D IN sous, Miss'esippi,
writes: Yon will please sent me aE'
OTTER $50 OF Hughes renic, to For
reat, Al ssissippi. II is astonishing W
note the rapidly increasing demand
ior Hughes' Eonic; TO sen one b1ttls OF
it ,nsurts much lsrgsr sale. We pro
uouics is by tar tho best nsdtcine Z
handle, and cheeriuliy recommend i
70 ali those troubled with ohills and
favsr.
Prepared by r. A. Robinson q Co.
Wholesale Dfuggists, Louisville, Ken
lucky.
sold at retail by druggists generally
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Rerter Than Ouiniue.

NJ. M. Ke,.erson, Dorsey county
Arksnsas, says: L can certify to The
ia It that Hughes Tonic is the bes'
tonic / ever tried. J consider 1t better
that Quinine.
Prepared ~ r 4. Robinson Il Co.,
wholesale drugsi Jta, Louisville Ken
lucky. ,.,,..
Sold at retail by druggists generally
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AL. NJ. X sCetson, Dorsey County
Arkansas, says: can certify to the
facJ that Hughes Tonic is the best
chill tonic ever tried. l consider l.
better rnan Quiniue. Prepared py H.
A, Robinson q Co., wholesale ofuS-
ei.ts, Louisville, Ky. Sold st re-
tail by all druggist and dealers gem
orally,
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Two Doctors Failed L.

r X Gresniess, Enn6oll, Arkansas,
writss: certify WITH pressure 70 lht
following iacts: No prescription eVsF
flactsd moro than 81 temporary sup
uression of the chills or Inysslf. IVA
told TO y your Hughes Tonic Icon
cluned 20 q We it y Grial sfter Two doc
| tors had tailed 20 stop the chills. Ont
hngsla Nigde q compile o cure,
Prepared by II 4, Rnbiusop 4 o.,
whol 5sBle drGg&is;s, Louisville Ken
'ucBy,
S1id s5 retail by druggists geGer-
slJy,
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AnO,d Field Weed

Msny seeinx tbaG old field weed, the
sluilein stalk, never consid9r sh0 yood
L. il accomplishing In curing lnnS
troubles. IL presents in isylors
cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Guul Rno
Mullen the Ii Z eat known remedy Tor
cou cha, Group, colds and consumption
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will trade my residence for either
improved or unimprov9o land. have
. beautiful location and an elegant
hui ding. We have good society opn
ths beat schools i'll the Staie. Ad-
dresn j II. JYLER,
GeornetoWn, pexas.
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ReMurd DnaGed.

Twill pay 500 reward for James S
Scott, who killed, on tho night OF the
18th inesens, r. J. McDonouh; Other
WISE known as "Big Mae" TIE d.
livery 60 be- made III any jail III Texas.
w. Il W SMITH,
Sheriff Dallas County, Texas
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GorHa eoUrH.
Nail And y trsss, loa7Ss i,3j y. "a.
gUINc NORGn,
. l-.Hail aad EsPIesy, arriycs.n:H A. IA
1','rq aad run daily, Sundays oy-
pied.
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NEW YonK, Nov. GA Washington
( sp4oia Al says: Assistant Secretary Of
State Porter says emphaticaty that
tkls kovernment has so fer not had the
ynsigtiest resson for Dissatisfaction
4 " rs tho COARSE or tho Gersoaa gpsstu-
4 ~ ID sowsra our naturalization AVS,
Of fms RsyMt trea Shss even when
(3ar snai. usnuriiies havs ptereeded
nra} rst Grxln8r Anoefic in any
11Snagr for the ceusa, tlas asl~sn 89y'
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For fifteen years they have steadily gain.
ed Ia f'Vor, and with sales constantly in.
creasiug have become the mosi popular
corset Lnrougn out the United states
Tho q quality IL warranted 10 wear twice
ss o. Z ia he ordinary corseta We 'lgv.
lulely Introduced the g aud l. Fl Grad q
with extra luug waist, and we car Turn. /
them "hen preferred
ighesb awards from III the worlds Tr'
fairs The last medal received l. for ri el
u grce of mefil, from the late Exp0sitla
held al NJ W Orleans.
While scores oi patents have hfen fou o.
worth. 50, the priDc plea OF the Glove-t
T. ug have proved Uva nabla.
Ret,i!ers are author 2od 10 refund mono.
Il, on examination, tbess Cnrsetg 10 ~
rove ~ 3. presented. For sale evcryWhc
Catalogue rec on Application
THOwNsUN. LASGDON & 10, y
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PALlCt BUFFET SLIPPING CARS

Arc run by the 80. q NJ "on Night Ex-
Press nom st Louis to New York daily
without change, In 10 hours.
Rest route TO Jackson Vile and winter
escorts in the Southeast. The double dlily
lines of Parlor Cars and Palace sleeping
Coaches by this line rom ST. Lou u On
cinnati and Louisville, making direct con.
nee ion at both points with MORNING aud
evening express trains, having Palace no
tel aud Sleeping Cars TO Chattanooga, Az
lanta, Savannah aud Jacksonville With
ont change. No ferries OF transfer by this
rOuLo. -
The only line running sleeping Cfr %
any description between 81. Louis ana
incluuGH. ,,,. 4.
,urrnntiop, call on Ticket Agents or con-
n,cL,ng lines: West, Northwesi and South
west, or in 81. Louis ut lOi and io3 N
W. W. PEACOCK, W. B. sHArrUC,,
Prus't & Genl Mngr. Gen. Pass'r Agt
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
q. d. BACON, General Western Passenger
Agent, ST. Louis, Mo.
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,u,,. Colorado &, SAINTS re.

"a, lI-Mnil and Express arrives loo 4. NJ,
W, iG-NiXed arrives. 9i.0 A, n.
IL, i-Nnil and Ex. tsouth) de-
BSrIs. ,....,,.. ESQ A. n.
= I'M N0d (south depRrtg $40 +. M.
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70 NASH8 GTJs N 20 HUURS,
To 4iLThOAE N e HOURS

ThIs IL hours quicker than Tho fastest
time by any other line
The lay Express runs entire train coz
sists II Day Conche' md Luxuriani Failof
Cars rom 81. Louis g. Cincinnati an Lou
isville. The Night Express naS seepers
through without change: No other unt
from st. Louis offers adouble daily through
train service 10 the National Capital.
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.snrs lasi .g.-,....-...-,', 5,a0A "a
a,isiadsy "+,''-.,.', liHP -.
,s,ts' ijsilsi 80. g.'. 10 p 8.
40 uu hnGfif
e-H bJGi1 nud chltaFn fr
a .deNg. .,..,....',..... oiO0 l., a.
.adsy1 o., .,..,,,,.. Isn5 r. n
,.Ius tdsiy .......,,..',. a,L5 p. q
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cagas - Pacific
gHlag HAHr-I. a A.. uHEcg.

fngas - fhn!lE.
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1911. IoIih eNpTtfs. .-,.,," 90. a, ~
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-04
PERSONAL,
Items Of Local interest and the list Of
Hotel Arrivals.

Colonel Lee left the city for 81. Louis
this morning.
General Santos Beuayidcs, Of Laredo,
Is In the city.
MIR. W. 5. Mcintyre, prosnectof nom
Austin. IL guest at ,he Southern.
jill. Matthews. s;ocLman fom Sat-
iual, with his wife are at the southern.
Q. Il. Shepard, prominent knight 81
the grip from New trlegu5. Is gus tered
at tue southern.
!. II. Pickering, Of New Nors, who
Inns been s,ayug in san Anton ~, re-
turned To his home Ibis morning.
Hon. W. +. Robertson. OF Salado. Bee
county. one Of the Democratic delegates
90 Chicago, Is In the city, buying stock.
yiago Kohler, a weil.kuown lumber
merchant OF s.. Mays, who has Just
returned rom Europe. is a g1ost at the
southern.
j. !. Swami, County Attorney OF
lqSullc COUNTY. accompanied hy Bis
uridc ON tue T. honeymoon. are at the
SUIthern.
Mcssis. Albert Holiiurs Nut,h and r.
Stillwogon. two prominent young sheer
men of valde county, a9e w the city
waiting fiends. end ,cOm the way 100
which the lauer young gentleman Is
urychaung fire outi,s OF ciotniug, 1t
would appear he Is conIcmpla. ng ma
.f,mony.
SIR. Il..vev y. D.Wtlson, one OF Ilou.-
] TOMS youuC men. Is on % visit 20 san
Autuaio. en- route TO- Austin. De suvs
houston Is lively now in preparing io~
her rsgud fan r-cc- to begin ON tne lUh
iualut. over 20 fast nOtrs g"e en-
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