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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
TWO LIVES
Dm .,ye sbo~. Bow Two F-t4s Aay aux
wide a part

pm -irc sbo~4 Bow Two r-1ls nAy i'u1
wide apart
Ioa.s knew O. toy quite well who Tea' t.
school With ne. and 20 other ways bad every
.-ro--1rt-r for refinement lie vas a Dos
win Good .u.ecDou1. 1l4 wcie il sumner g.
.tip b.r faced r.rh t.-e Bingham L2cl c- us
lad O. Stone o,-as 10 tle same foot. ami oli
f..t crneEel orel on the back Do the sAuas
..,.--,-. s.t-atat ui~lt. when we went olt 20
lie well and reluctantly latLcd them 10 ram
.-ate- With e1l soap AMI wiped them ten
DERBY Oh tna grass before wo went o. uel' "e
,,ya Be heard Mailing CO the iaile iA-inel-
Jv the p.ael.sel ear ,,...
Eat b. a!3 uot aspire as / did VINE 1
was grinding scs.Ss during tl9 summer
months 20 order o. 80 ~ college ln "iA'e4'
l. lolter.d about toe depot watching tly ~
..r.la- All o.t-o.ug trains. and carei dDy
Observing tie 1laaeireu n5 tneJ codPlod Wv
freight ..l- together hoping TOO ln"s some
nav I.n...t zee au accident ~ some AiAi
Iuth,s ..ag %. oolaiuei 70 great deal OF Gu Uds
Information about tae movement oI Lains'
and l.Jw t0 uuscfew the hose ~ An ait Dia-e
s9as 90 make 10 Pop.
lie did not care very much Tor literature,
science or TOE arts. ue preferred exercise 10
tie orsn air aud lrl.t Whlo was airus-
ofrr D..l N.nonlcn hni Salust, be "a9
STANDING iu wifh shorty HugMu on second
seven. ard tracing maverick watcrms.ons
wl.A L.m for @ f.4e up TO McCorasvile ana
back
When I was sent abroad 20 complete my
studies ava i7rso and popular female semi
nary i'm Munich, Jasper J. Paintoct,om was
riurtn- extra over thc li.l on second SIX, un-
dor rfd Fatwhcel George Every one felt
sorrv Cor Jasper. but each and all pointed %
me wt4 pride, and lne general Joy when
went away 20 complete my education under
maestro and q. was admitted ty QUO and all
tatI r..l. not cQus back, Wa great and
gratifying
! was abg.rt f9r many years, travelling
through Tie Orient and dong tie continent
on fo & wherever tlo fare was too hicui until
At last. san1uiaol and bilious. but naughty
ald r.llct. / came back and sought 70 as
f0ui,l lay cd ue.zLbor. reached tho ad.
i0ialug state. and there my money gave out
This ol l0c surprise me- because u had
fapDeaeI before Igrioycd Oserlt ior a little
time aid t4cu instead u taking % drink as
50 many others would have done, went ~
Che pres .aeat al tao road, who lived there
I found tho building first You always
have % first lul tbo building in which q rail-
road president has bis Office Do not attempt
10 ioo1 up q railroad president without hay
.ne first learned what building bis Office IS N.
then rcntup the stairs II wasa bali hol'
iay. and so ] could not ride In the elevator
because The elevator man wa away acquiring
much needed rest. But 1 heard that tho
PRESIDENT was at work
First went 10 a large ONCE and waited
ow weeks, thinking that was the ante-rcom
o the presidents Office, but II turned out 10 .
,e the room whore old claims against tho /
onpany we're stored away, awaiting Tie day
shea toe heavens yiu roll to9sthr As
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Population started .l the northeast and
southeast corners. and spread towards t1e il-
terror leaving broad unsettled tract be
rweau For mauy years frurQ.ors from one
ST these sections 20 ta1 o.aer came all sent
through So Paul Minnesota aul lrom me
vcry start the De-. stature has made laws as %
for Two separate .comuclvealt-s There Is
Dakota university no N9ruM0n and
University Of Aor-l Desotaa. Grald FORKS,
O. penlieatory for tl9 south o. Sioux Fans
ana one for tl3 north Of Bismarck. ard
normal schools agricultural colleges and
other institutions in lE9 duality. ana al OF
fine modern finish and appointments. ~
Ear1t0u s2lJ 0JJ were expended iu erecting
q hospital i9r che ilsanc and DO lss3 another
was erected A. J1mc- .1nn. Tor North Dakota
Both are modes o. --l.l way, aid that Of the
rlrth. under tlo admins -----9l W d.
Arc-ioa.I. has acQl.reda world vide rcpu-a-
ton lor l.s success ll tic uen.l- -runt sy5
tsm. The visitor would SANK, uail.5 cher
wise informed. fta, he was 90 pleasant
rural retreat. o country Ao.e. o. T. scientific
basis
Only Ie1as aud California have larger
areas than Dakota. tic former reserved t--
r.gl- O. divide il.0 lye states. Rli.o ll Cali
l3luia there Is str1r~ movement ~ favor o.
O. division in t10. al4 enc &c Lar representa-
cres has introduced into congress q bill %
that eIcc- But it takes much moro than
mere area q make c. SKATE. Nevada has llU.
9o0 square miles ald fewer people tuan sec
had ia 1870. 10. 10, oJJ whites, II her voto 4
tie test. lac line ci the forty sixth parallel
Is ponularly accepted ia Dakota as tn bound
ary OF tic tro states 70 Dc. Ia population,
wealth. etc., the region south q thai line Is
10 tia. uorlh aro1, &C 10 3. tbs ratio
viii serve fairly ior Irczt Of to following
statistic,
Dakota as whole has l. go miles Of rail-
war. more than e.tt5r Of tveltyF.x states
ard cglt territories Sac las la- tae least.
Coo,Q1l pQop.e, beng ahead OF nine states ana
any other territory. AEo 80 banks, exceed
iug twotirls Of the states. and On schools,
COLLEGES. churches, and otler i-d.ces q civil
cation sic ranks far ahead Of many states,
and is almC-. equal 10 all tee relT.tories
Her product Of wlca. ia 1857 vas greater
than that OF any other .-a-e or terr-oryi 20
cats size exceeded Gil but Iowa ard illinois.
10 corn SIC was cz-cACd ~ Only nineteen
states. AM 10 1919, buc-Wleal aud root crops
shs lell bu. l.t..s below tho4verase Of all TIC
states
Il was suggested Cat With division Oh tic
TIA If tie i3llys.x.h parallel, tle lorl
should take the nlr.a Of Lincoln, Lu- tie
people do not favor t. "Pel0iaa' and
Huron met With some favor but the hearts
OF the people seem % DO set on the name
Dakota. It Is an Intensely local uarne-tae
! DESIGNATION a all tho Sioux Indians, end d
said u mean alliance union league Of
kindred q. friendly ones So tie tWo states
viii prol95. W North Dakota ana south
paEOLa.
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A London Hotel

Ioey have Amer can pensions pronounced
non eav-orrs 10 Paris. Berlin and Vienna
witch lure many Of ms fellow ccautrymen
and women % d95tguct .0u, and CT which
hops 10 lie a5lo @ tell sou something later
but. with all their faults think they have
some claim upCu the consideration q tourists
winch lay ovc- The English hotel co1a-cLel
on the American plan
You are driven up % tho hctcl 10 q car
rl.re. and you expect 90 alignt az the ladies
entrance ss you vouid. under similar CIR
cumgaucos, az the Palmer or Grand Pacific
But you don do anything CT the KIND.
Tho driver descoudg and. approaching
lerge iron gaze, pulls bell knoo, wlicl
QUIZ e responded 10 by tho hammer o.
gong such as pilots s-ual 20 the ensi-
ae-rs with on American steamboats,. Arc
driver then resumes bis seat
Iatue course OF She morning, CT afternoon.
9r NIGHT rs the case may De, tlc gate De-
opened and O wavty faced man "i.n snuV
icsc ard white apron approaches tue car
.iage lie is IN no Lurry Whatever
do sou wish % Llnclge apartments
Owe dor
ave you brought your lugsaseF
I've ave not
"Ware isitI
"At the Euston Station.
AS s. been hcxaInllsdf
1--WE presume So
'Avoya Too checksi
I've ave
The varty faced man grants, p2Se-
throuch tie gateway, locks tho gate after
lin. aud returns 10 the course of an hour.
THIS time he swings tic gate wide open aac
invites The driver 70 come 10. We are now
n an open court yard We alglt. We
enter on office that looks Ike a railroad bag
gage room TIC life isn't running, but u
wiu be IN q fow minutes. We wait hall on
hour We climb tho stairs. We arc taken
70 a handsome suite Of ROOMS. We are tirca
and cross.
Enter another white aproned man. Would
Ike your names Gets them. Bows ana re-
tires. Eater another white aproued man,
with nose li.o a lobster claw Hands Us BIZ
oil fare We ordeT breakfast.
when can wo lave IT.
"Himmejate!y"
"Au git
"What. sirP
II say al ugyt
Yes sr, ',Nlu be -. right, sr
Il CONES ID tie course Of tAe day. We Lint
to tne waiter that wo understood that thus
botel was conducted on the American plan.
80 It s." lie replies, and he says It so
firmly and coDciasiycly that It would he use
less 70 contradict him
We rest, take nap, read tho papers, XII
time as best we can until tho afternoon Is
well advanced We ring for waiter. Waiter
comes. This time his nose has tho color OF a
blue bottle ny.
"How about diunerr
"rabledote or sarvedf'
"Tab.edote, Of course"
"Tabiedot9 over, sir"
"Why were wo not calledp
"Got no orders, cir"
"Well then, let Us have 1t sarved."
We learn later that guests arc not invited
10 table d'hote unless they leave orders 10
this effect, and that II IS served only for one
hour Our dinner. must be cooked com
pieteiy, aud the day is almost spent before "
arrives.
"PsDs." suggests Ned, "lst w. SO 9utsp9
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The one indispensable requirement
OF president in these later years is
that no be an enthusiastic fisherman.
Arthur and Cleveland and Harrison
all furnish notable examples Of the
piscaiorial instinct. Arthur caugh
Florida tarpon and Yellowstone trout,
Cleveland angled for Adirondack
trout and deep sea bluclsh, and Har~
rison goes to Middle Bass island and
to Broad Ripple after bass and redeyes.
Fish and craftsmanship in these days
walk hand in hand, as it were.-Chi.
caro- Nawa
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french 9'h"iA'''
IAe play d. the Theatre of AcN.raer, dill
yol lass hslt seer IL was nali.l. -,l.'
A-i nnt f9l thefe was MOI. F'ii'' 4D'"
"e shall VI Dc te.-
a, 'le door Oh tue 1n'a,fe ice III. j u'i.l.1
Delft "as standing i'f '-e las.as Oh 'ls
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. .,' ''. ~ '''.' NJ go.
'-.' D. - 2, ~ ..'-. .. '.'' W. .''''
.t.
''.i evening .'i. '1-', D.. @'
masses efA i.n- l-i' evening
'lc-, boz SAYS, 'lr Oil NOT snow one illlle
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f..,f.. Zoo,
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le.f pell
What fol- ly y)u o. llm ati.cs5.n-l
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~
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of me 1or.- and s,.s-nsr,r,ato of lie craiu and
-ho ~.-r,. N tfo ,for.--sll .rss, bic -.saca-
49,
S-- '.''-
An. qdel 't-.
Wnsa I'd. act o. rresE coo1 ti.r1l
one i''lie fe'.la WI 90
an ~ 80. 60 .-'
f. 81. r-,r,.ls IN rel
Wg j i-l tAess foreign actors ~"
"Al1 1919 - -. 49, 49, -
t1I ~ -. ~. 49, ~ .-'-'--
W. r9r,-- m rr-a.b o,,1 ps1u
co q. ~ll-s - --'' -. :. - r,.,
IRON ~...i-iis' 70. % D -. $40 D'--''
So -. i...is 40, eroa,.-
winch 4. t3ec- rlri.f IN ron
TN p n ar-,1,,- -f., ,roa-s of the
-, 49, IT., 80 ~ % ~ o3rniro the arr
r.. -. re .s,s dor t7, IN
- ~ .''s o. a tesr-,f,,l and tbat
80. --,-@e - 49, ,rore bssut.fs
--'-A ~ - -, 81
1LIec '.A'-s s-''- 0- ~ ,-..-.,. e..,,
no sl-'-'' IL W --'- - ~, -
cI the cream o. eItAnl a. lDe' ''',-- .'' ~ '--
cream OF the cream sp9a- TIE french one
little
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Thoughtful.

A wise boy, like wise lawyer, considers
how be will answer possible objections before
be puts in his plea.
Papa. said Charlie. win you buy me q
drum
"Ah, but, my boy, you will disturb me very
much II do"
"Oh no, papa l won't drum only when you
are aslsep, "-Pittsburg Chronicle
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Nol ~ lineh TrIghtened.

Escort ITO Hiss Pcne0p, Waldo. Of Boston,
On the lawn. Don, be frightened, Miss Pc
nelopo, but there's bis green worm on your
skirt
Miss Penelope-Oh, don't disturb it, Nj
Wabash. should Ike 70 take !. home With
no. IL belongs 70 the species known as the
capillus capillary capil, and Is very rare 10
these parts Dear lir.lo follow, shall pfl5o
il 50 highly. Would yon mind, Mr.. Wa
bash, putting it IL your hat'-New York
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Mr. and Mrs Biilus were enjoying the play.
John, shc exclaimed, % she looked up az
him with rapture, keeping her finger on the
page before her "isn't MAeu Cokerlann
doing them lines grandly"
Maria snorted her husband looking at
the book and turning the leaf over, you
make me tired You're two whole pages be-
hind him!'-Chlcago Tribune
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81 can only bo sister 20 yoli George.
nothing more
"Im afraid that won't do, Miss Clara
have Gve grown sisters already. and, O. tell
you tho truth, tloy aye not worry tavorayiy
disposed toward you, they th.a1 match
With you would Zee the mistake x my lie'
IN that case George" said tlo girl, draw
Ing herself up with hlucAty grace you may
name the dayr-Ncu YORK sun.
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GENERAL cLUseaET.

uo Il Charged in Trance with being an
American Citizen.
There Is m interesting stem in the recent
news from France. Gen Cusiavo Cuseret,
tho former Freucl-Amog.cau soldier editor
and Fenian, critic o; NcCoI.an, frenopt.
Greeler. end almost every body else. has been
elecied 10 me assembly from tic department
q Var 10 tho southeast Els election VIII DO
contested on tho ground that be So a. Ame1'
can citizen, but that will maseit al tho more
pleasant for him. as that h Just ito kind 81
a tight be likes lie is O radical, almost 70
fhc extent Of being communist; and as ih7
s.sciyou va o. a Sunday aud fine DAY. tps
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

"Bcbby," said bis mother, did you give
half CT tie orange % your LITTLE sls,erf'
sob, yes, ma, I gave her more than that,
replied Bobby, WITH O generous air.
Did you. indeed, Bobby Why, tnat was
very nice OF YOU
we, ma sucked The juice out AID save
her all the rest. New Yors Sun.
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say Llc Rastlsn remarked e citizen,
'4al tn4- s-iy h-lt io1d for So big q
U.-.
Ia sll 100 jig kicked hal tie load n
L.a.i .s- below tbs ILL., its pusin'i -ah,
iAo mount ~ intelligence Dat -nimile has
cot lle aloa5 ulcn he's scr load mighty
sl-4- .elt-lul az. Now York -4l.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

icioll a"d each be required 70 give an ~.
count OF himself, from the agent Mt Hanging
.'ocS up 60 the receiver Of the road, for the
deeds donc ia the body
fnon was shown toa small waiting room.
on antc.foom. With a hard. hot char IN 10.
and q small fence around II Ir was quiet.
painfully quiet, save tAc short, crisp notes Of
cahgrapn I'D tlc next room. and n few
steno- rupnlo notes lying on O rou ton desk.
IncY tod ml tnst the president was busy.
also ihat lo uasawav said trusted them
most implicitly, and hoped they Toud not
mis'oad mc Once a bic. rcd faced mau.
with side wh.sscrs, brushed hv uc and went
INTO ihe pres dents room, where boz remained
t'. was sure hc mus. be tho pre- don't him-
sell, hut oiterwari learned that Doe was insf
Gown There Co joan some money O. thc road,
ana which was o. Dec used for paying divi-
dmdf
FINALLY iho president hourlor going home
arrived, -n4 SD ho wen. home us another
door " ben iAe lAui.or swcp. oat tlel4lll-
n- aAl locked up ] decided iY roaHar aud
cal again GA doe following aly was shown
O. -he ane room. often oonaer ahat 81
room tlilia when man j. .uor. f.it F.r
leN hours o. ana listened t.-.. guinea
hen song oi THE cah-i-uA. ald r-eu 1as
tod tlar TIE president would sec m,
came iu vitl that sira0os m .remnt re-
cullar 90 IMAM who Ie.4e. pass. ana
leaned ay wet umbrella u,a-aut t11 bot
radiator Behind t-c desk ..t ban VITA
Ild la.r /, us Jasper j. faln.bot-ou. %
tie .eau far agltci Ica Ias already
Clr-..I uls f.CC..... r..-.Ia.. lIa t...I
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IatLe~39i Oh times wa had one set Of
s-lcrv for an plays a tent was tent and
r. r9.l was d wood, irIe pective of cim9 OBJ
persons Ite pubAc vent TO Tie play 20 bear
tue music or enjoy he verse. and actor
crew aec.ama.oly. Since tlen we have
lst3t tie Ct-er extreme, ana stage setting
las been uoull9uy elaborated ! t-iuk
regv.s aye now too cultured 20 permit OK
.e.ses ~ tlls direction But they have
i..f,es tle L.Tslguce between the furniture
n the Louis XIII and Louis AIV periods.
,gst us th.r have lesrusd 70 Distinguish be-
,-oe. o. Louis XVI aud fl Louis Ky III dress
They l.Ao ccllc.rcss, and tle plays 90 As'
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ea@n'ry tamel oat FOR him 70 a mar and
'''''ed him against terrific opposition

ten. Clusorot wa bonn IN 1899. the SON Of
"'o,onol ia the Trench army; entered tho
service at an oorly ago, and served with dis
un''ion in Africa and the Crimoa. woro tho
cross OF the Legion Of Honor and then re
signed TO serve with Gaubaldi. The civ.
war brought him 90 America, where he served
h'Nt under Mcclellan, o., whom be SAYS.
"a never saw SO undecided man. Whom
~ Paris be- could never make un his nina
what date % start homo. because there was
steamer every week Ii there had been hut
one month that would have decided him 80
Ao was transferred 90 tho army under Gen
Fremont and was made general for gal
iaut and distinguished scFy ices at tho battle
OF Croe' Keys Liking Fremont stll les.
cham Mcclellan De was transferred 10 sirel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Dealer 'politc.y-Ye-. madam, we have
blankets in great variety Ican show you
some nice warm ones at IS, SD CT 800 paw,
dopcndug--
Customer astouEdei) Sir, keep board
ing house and
II scc John. show the lady Cur two for O
quarter stock. Philadelphia Record
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TIE DAILY TINES SUNDAY, DECEMBER l6, 1883


buttons Or maps, or IS ripped up the back wo
shall probably mlie the exchange Don't
hesitate because yor mav have been fHl that
we ore proud and l.u.lfv We kno" when
- com. dJ.u OF fne top rlh
q CONVICTED ffAr.
Tic weO footed Mocs uccl hycn1 who
e,its heIterarv cattle 0rlrc across the s;r-ct
ca.r g,.s Us with trying % iorl i- orer this
communuy because we llfe 'c,l iola.y APP
peared 90 q uh.,e sn.r; ani 80 rcu- suspend
cr.. Ihoo wi0 Iuos u. best .l0F bow
Lunly.s aaL l1alg -a .eli, even ~-cl having
the only paper collar n the crowd which has
not been turned and s'uipape,ed
We shall occasionally put on a white shirt
not % humMiato our fellow citlz9 s or boost
ourselves above tho herd, but in orderto con-
meet us temporarily with outside civilization.
Now and then ue shall replace the horse
hide strap around our waist with the sis-
penlers spoken of. lH, &c wA ROT loo IN any
spirit Of self ag-ulo.zmeat such AS no. ght
Justly call for mob violence ana tho destfgc-
ton 81 cur Office. Asi5 tho OH grave rob
Der opposite. $50 have already located him
for an Ohio sheriff. WHO IS expected along
daily % take h.m away.
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We trust that none u olr friends wiii for
get the fact that SIC Still continue o. beard
oursell aud COOK our meals on the Clices stove
Contributions of vegetables, game, bread
crvs, and whatever is eatable, are always
thankfully received and followed 10y free
pug fox tue contributors. - Detroit Free
D..
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Signature Of Jasper l. Palu,Uo--om after
becoming president " tho road taken from
bottom OF pass Bill Nye in Once Wees
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IHE ARIzONA KICKER.
tt EnlerprisinE Editor -Iakos some New
Departures

1t LnleFpflsihs AuiioI .4hANs '""-' ~"
Departures.
We talo tho following from the last issue O!
The Arizona Kicker:
CONE AID sEr Us.
We beg 20 announce % the public that We
have established q grocery 10 connection Will
The Kicker oGice. We have run @ partition
across our shantY and stocked the front end
with groceries. aud hereafter thotwo will be
one and iusoparaO.e
While ve dandy acknowledge taat tlis IS
not . literary move calculated 20 raiss the
public hair on end, we call your attention 70
the fact that we shall sci six dozen clothes
pins for Is cents, and seven bars o. soap Tor
a quarter \ customer who wants New Or
leans molasses at wholesale OF retail viii ind
Us behind the counter smiling ard afaole.
The citizen who wants % subscribe for The
Kicker will lad Us in the back room willing
70 pocket his s.,
FOR SALE.
The editor Of this paper has 500 worth Of
shares in tho Spotted Bull Silver Mining
company which he will cheap for cash or
trade Tor an all wool undershirt These
shares were presented Us with tho under
standing that We should help rope In
eastern suckers Either tue ropo is out OF
order or suckers are scarce The stock has
gone down 70 two cents on the dollar, and va
propose to unload before another assessment
10 made. We said an all wool undershirt,
but We are not going to be too particular
abYut It, .I its halt cotton. uInus ~
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NEW GOOD S
JUST RECEIVED FOR
HOLIDAY TRADE.

designs IN Bsque AMI ma Urha'
Foe,su Hh'nhh Cr ~h
o. other wares anu 'i'''''S ~
g. uaia D. part Of
d3of
Tea e
variety Of pa terms a"
Dee BANQUET
siams
etrcI VII eh sh t'ah any me '"''
uae % 10 dwelas
all that cluli De ceHeu"
o Ware complete OF the ate designs IN large VI"
rltv ard 0f Dee
of ful and Wen assorted III f'"H'' a"" F''
Al heslov ST. sold '" price
,la edc
f-h We ~
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-08-16
Meeting Of the Directors Of the
Omaha, Dodge City & Southern
Railway Co,

A business meeting of the directors of
the above named railroad company was
held in this city Aug. 18th. a large
amount Of business was transacted. 1t
was unanimously resolved to commence
actual construction this fall and winter
on the Kansas division. Every city and
county on the line north of here was
represented with exception of two cities
who failed to send delegates The fol-
lowing delegates were present, E. S.
Chenowith. r, r, Hays u. L. Williams,
Geo. d. Cos. Il. NJ Hoover, r. W. Evans,
d. F. Owens, 3. F. Milton, c. f. Gala
CHER, II. NJ. Wright, T. S. Haun, also
several gentlemen not directors but in
terested in this great enterprise. Every
thing passed off pleasantly and all work
ed smoothly and together for the advance
ment of this cOmpany's interests. Several
enthusiastic speeches were INDUCED in,
but it was not necessary AS all were in
earnest in all matters pertaining to the
completion of the road 1t was intended
to take trip over the d. C. NJ. & T. r. r.
but the directors did not &c: through
with their business :n;il late and the
trip was abandoned and several took
night trains for home,