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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03
ONLY AN INCIDENT.
How Several Strong Men Tried 70 Devivs
. Girl who Had FnintsA.

How Several Strong Men Tried 70 Devive
Girl who Had Tainted.
Re was on a Lake street car, the last
car out There were on the car ten OF
twelve Mcknight workers, musicians,
FOUNDERS and others. At Clark street q
young woman of nineteen or twenty
slipped quietly into the car and took q
seat near the place boxed up for a stove.
The car stopped at Franklin to wait
for the bridge which had been turned to
allow the passage of some benighted
vessels. As the driver started his horses
with rush, low, plaintive voice said:
wont some one open the window,
pleaseT and as the startled gossipers
looked about them, they saw the one
woman In the car fall in dead faint.
The first impulse was toward the
windows. and the six windows in that
part of the car went down with q snap.
Then six men, who probably stood in
the presence of fainting woman for
the first time in their lives, turned to
look In astonishment at the girl who
had wilted down, as It were, her head
falling over on the stove bon
nose fellows I'll WdDtcQ 70 uO SOUIc-
thing. but not one of them knew what
ought to be done in such cases. Pres
emily one man put down his violin case,
went forward. raised the girl TO sit
ing posture aud supported her head in
his hand.
There were doubts in tho minds of
the others as 10 whether this was a
x--~u>,oIt-r~ N
said they ought to have some water.
The conductor jumped off. ran for
ward to the bridge. and the ear was
stopped there 20 wait for reinforce
/. ments. "a IL were. A large cupful of
water was passed in at the window.
Ono of the men took it and put IL 10
the lips Of the unconscious woman. as
though he expected her 20 drink. This
effort was counted q lamentable fail
IRE, end some of tho wiser ones smiled
81 his simplicity. While he was embar-
raised over his misdirected efforts the
bridge tender shouted In from she win
dow:
Throw IL in her facet
Ahalfdozen men inside the car caught
up the cry, ard there was quite tu-
malt. everybody shouting: Throw II
IN her fsces'
The holder Of the cup compromised
BY pouring half the contents gently
over the woTnsn's face. or in her eyes.
and as the others with their handker-
chiefs brushed on the water as IL
triclied down. The shout went up again:
Dash Il n her facet
But before the dash was made the
woman opened her eyes, looked about
in a bcwiidersd way. and seeming to
realize that something had been done to
help her. said simply: Thank you.-
Three OF four minutes passed with the
group standing about her wondering
what she would do next
She revived slowly. circulating At In
tervais the two words. Thank you =
Finally she recovered and spoke natur-
ally, greatly 20 the relief OF the sir
stout fellows who had been trying 70
administer 20 her cornforf.
The windows went up. the men re.
snsaed their seats. and The girl slipped
~ quietly from The car as she had eo-
terea Chicago later ucean.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

DETROIT. jan. "A plot for gen
eral jail delivery was nppsd ia the bud
at the county jail yesterday. Loos-
ensd flag stones. wedges, cnisels, IRON
bars ami other tools were discovered IN
tns various wards by tho new sheriff
and his deputies. Many OF the ron IN
siruments were found IN ward No. /,
where the notorious "Buck" Murray.
tns alleged murderer OF Patroimsn
Shoemaker 8 confined. BY a thor
Oug0 and systematic search Of tho prs
ouers and their cells the instruments OF
iaii delivery were found. Last ngh;
the iafi officials felt relieved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

stealing from his employer. He was
confronted with evidence by . detec-
tive. On . salary of $l2 week he
bought and furnished . fine home.
The matter will be settled up withou
prosecution on account OF his family.
1t is estimated that he stole consider-
ably over 81 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03
Dix Must Die.

DETROIT. Jan. John Dix, one of
the oldest settlers in the county, loet
his way Thursfay night while on the
way to his home, four and one-half
miles out on the DIX road, and was
picked up IN q half frozen condition.
Boyd's ambulance yesterday conveyed
him to st. Mary's hospital. where it
was found that both feet and hands
were frozen. Amputation will be nee
essary, and as gangrene has set in, the
old man, who Is 20 years Of age, can
NOT I've
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

IAxsrxs, Jan. 2.-Ths people OF
Dickinson county, created by the
sqaawbucks. have grown tired OF the
name. sam Cook brings from the up
Der peninsula the news that the people
OF that county are getting lobby
ready TO come down on Lansing in The
interest OF q change.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03
Naturc Stenned In.

SouTH HAVEN, Jan. 2.-Judge Lynch
has, probably, been cheated of q VIC
tim. Many threats had been made
against Andrew Blank of Covert, who
killed his wife last Friday. He died
last Saturday afternoon. He refused
to explain how he got the cut in his
arm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

tnC. hv ne rrVtfietcfs "a III s>tse ea'-Al a
Eafsslv
Fatnr-h en-, - cured Ncs With fhe pois-
ar.,r,s. irrtfafirr srafs end strong. carsfie
ar,itlcra. tfat SIMPLY raileie for tifnes or
u.r~lser~ drive fiia tissesa - tta fznss- Out
with Or Sasroz 6at~cig
The rIr-,e cazFs gir.si p - riila- <''rthils,
cis.anzln,x and hssiinx properties Cold "a
a. Heal i,sssfs h1t q fsx arrlcsfinus.
f,nfsrrisd Ha,.is..sa. ard afi TIE sffe-ts ~
t,af4rrh ~ tha Hesd snah &C. atiensiTs
f,r~afh irss ~ infpeirr8rn1 es 10 safss~ "a
t-.sf... srs,eH ard oeerin9, wsfsfin1 - westS
evr.e--ars - cnfs rrhey.d ard rfre1
81 taf'uerfls ~ cesss. w1ere rTerfsni5r
80. haz fssl..l. Dr. sax.s Remedy kss PR
.s,..-ef s~r1a.t s~h rrr-farEr1 mira Tat
ss9us - rfs,rrisz4s-s IN o. E&ss "a cfSeF
=. an - a ears Taay uean ~ peT yoo.
4 sesg 80 cure -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

The announcement of our Eighteenth Annual
Linen Sale. commencing Monday January Q, will be
hailed with pleasure by housekeepers hotel propretors
and the retail trade in general enables them to Law
in stock of these goods at the most tempting prices
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

Jackson. Jan. Frank Werner, for
two wears past IN the Employ OF /. y.
Branch. baker. last nigns made a CON
fsssron ttat be bad been dramatically
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03
SPRING & COMPANY.

We can safely say this effort will surpass in mag
ntude any previous Lined Sale attempted in the
state The of Linen Sales in the past has
placed in position TO WELD the baton in this
modify. Manufacturers and importers concede to us
the ability of disposing of the largest quantities of their
products in this state.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03
SPRING & COMPANY.

The representation of John S Brown & Sons famous
Belfast Linens in Matched Cloths and Napkins also
Yard Goods is greater than before. These goods
has taste for fine Linens is aware of their superiority
and beautiful designs
SPRING s. COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

Included in this sale will be Table Damasks and
Table Linens of all kinds and descriptions Napkins
D'oyles, Tray and Lunch Cloths, Bed Spreads. Mar
settles Quilts Towels Crashes, ETC. etc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03
SPRING e. COMPANY.

The preparations for this event were not
in a week or a month. All that experience could sug-
ges has been done to add to the interest in this sale
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

Proceeding Linen Sale will be devoted TO general
cleaning up of odds and ends in our various depart
ments Sacrifices will be made in many goods of
stable character in order to close them out entirely
Every department will offer inducements thai cannot
be duplicated Limited space will not allow to
enumerate prices but the general reduction will repre-
sent saving of at least IS per cent Visit our Depart
ments and inspect the
Bargains I'm Cottons and SheetiDgs.
Bargains i'm Blankets and Comfortables.
Bargains i'm ClOaks and Shawls.
Bargains i'm Hosiery and Underwear.
Bargains i'm Handkerchiefs and Laces.
Bargains I'm Gloves and Mittens.
Bargains i'm Flannels and Furs.
Bargains i'm Dress Goods and Silks Z
We have reserved nothing of scasonable nature
in this sale and is no unwarantabe supposItion TO
anticipate generous response by purchasers who have
learned to profit by past experiences.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

Republicans. %; democrats and flu
sionIsts. SO.
Total republicans IN the legislature,
IS; total of democrats, "A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03
KILLED HIS BROTHER.
Two Men Quarrel Over the Annexation
OF Canada.

SAGINAW, Jan. 2.-George and Fred
Foote became involved IN quarrel
late last night over the annexation Of
Canada George opposed the idea and,
drawing revolver, shot his brother
dead. The murdered man leaves a
family. The fratercide has been ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03
SPRING s. COMPANY.

The advantages offered will be the opportunity of
every resident of Grand Rapids its surrounding cities
villages and communities at the lowest prices ever
presented.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

Y6't'rs through
With Cstarrh.
frsuy and com
q teiv, or yon
have $40 IN cash
That's what n
D. ufi@i Yoii no
matter how bad
your case ~ n
how hong sfard
Iir. saEp tatarrh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

We invite all who interested in this magnificent
display who enjoy of unusual activity if in
tending purchasing or not.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This sale is for the benefit of Housekeepers. Hotels
Boarding Houses and Retail Trade only.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

ALPHABETICALLY. aad win lie pohEles Il
eac4 Individual notrd- Democrats
marked =.
raE szxATA
Barnard Kent. s3o.gh. Wayne.
>tlxf san trNsll. EAss.
Bruaaa<p. Asl6kegoa- -4rG4n- larry.
Champ q. Iazhan- atSsst1ief. caatsAe.
G.aaD ca nodn. Mclaughlin asae.
- f1rk. y arsson- Mao. CAafiSfoiA.
erase. bsl1s<e. Aclica. pa oil.o-
sDaF4a ksak. @E3rr0s, I~nzsee.
h2r =. io1ia. Au9tSs1. 1euaAA
Iox. Iuseo A. Pa,eo. AaFq4este.
F.ssaisln he asmiaes. Pierce. ioseo-
.fr1ueA. SInciA.r. Saba "a y 1seph.
GaFseliak, A.4egan- sawyer, thito-asoA
t5lison. Nasae. rEesi Clillo0.
et2inert. Are1.c- iurabalia A4DSne-
Aopkins Midland Weiss. Hafae-
Republicans. q; democrats and fu-
sioalsss. IL
senator Jordan's seat il contested.
EoCsz % kEFRxsxsrAEiysA
Anderson. Keat. Kiaxsiana. BeFrten.
baeof. Ckzrlcyelx. ktnsc5. W asae-
sNsileg 81 car. sklrkNeods tasa
sB-rkXorfh Jzckson ~kIeil- " 1stlfea4w-
sBafBsg. 81 Clair skEi-ht. Bay
Baum. sag nav. 1-ilosk. Oh Sosepns
sBsanetf N comb. Lsndernaa. Muskegon-
H.<hou Mason. Lyon. Houghfon-
Biak sIrv. AlDeca. Ackiuie7. wayne
BuslL Braach sMckinstIy. MusAegon
Butter kAL0n- Aisers AAtalAA]eos
skulzel Naeomb. ~Ailis Wasnteaav.
Cam phs.ii Wexford <Mohr. Bay
tAmpbals. insaam- Mol. s2liiAc-
C4rtsrignr. Genesee- Moody. GrGfior.
fhambsrlia. ttogebic. Moore. Wayne.
church. A9ate@im- Moose. leniA
GoEclt. oFd Traverse Nudge. kaeea-
sCnppen. Oakland. NeNxirk- cseco A.
Curtss. tsenesee- Norman. Saniiac.
sCurtlss. isabella N0rrinEton. OtlasA
-Demscy. Aaaistee. Perkins saginaw.
sBotxe. Monroe. Place. lonla.
Exr.n- Alloxan. RAYMOND. Lenavee.
Hwnng. Hiiisdaie Redeem. Ahntoh-
sPsreuson CainOun. ROBERTS. Dickinson
Frruuson Wayne. Raguer. Iuscola.
Fireh- ksnt- Sheldon. HoUghtcn.
Fuller. Delta sherman. Saiasassee
~6ildAy. Monroe Smaley, wayne
q uecnlieh. Wayne. Smith. Mceosta-
tiOrdoB. Midland, sSparing, Huron
Green Wayne. sSIrong. JACKSON.
stsrifin. Wayne. sullivan. Chippewa.
Hammond. ingham. sumner. kaismazoo-
Hsrt. Ca.houa- Isteum. Kent.
Harrison. 81. Clair. ethoIngson. berriea.
Harwsod. LaSeer. Iripp. Oak,sn1.
Nsnrv Allegan ~ aehtel Emmett
NICE IIylasston. Wagner, Montcaln.
Htek. Menominee. Wagner. Marquefte.
Hlftgn. NeWaygO. Watson. IuseolA-
-H0idridze. Lenawee- Weekes. hen..
sUaimes- Pay. sWhite. Kent.
Vesf- flr.aws. Widey. Van Buren,.
Huggetf Barry ~Wisner. saginaw
Joaes Marquette Woodrun. Wsyae.
Zimmerman. Wayne
Republicans. -; democrats and fu-
sionIsts. 80.
Total republicans IN the legislature
@. total ~ Aawaorrafs ~
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alphabetically. AID wilh lie pohles q
eaca Individual noted Demoefats
marked =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-22

clusively that II steady Improvement has
taken place: This Improvement extends
mud is shared In nv all nnrt0ns of the
Southern Statos. The iim condition of the
hon market continues, and an increased
and i'', Of ore e. mines s Is reported ~
The textile industry is in healthy
condition, and Improvement Is to be
noted in the markets for lumber Of all
kinds. The prospects for Il favorable
winters business in the South arc believed
The 'fradesman reports dfty-three new
industries as established or Incorporated
during the week, together with eight
enlarSemcnts of manufacturers, and TWEEN
ty-one important new buildings. Promi-
nent among the new industries for the
week are:
The incorporation at Macon. Ga, of the
Macon Improvement company, capital
100000, by d. q. Hughes and others,
The Phoenix Pebble Phosphate company
Of Iacksonyille, ria; capital $4,000; A.
b. Campbell and others incorporatprs,
The Virginia Brick and Stone company
The Monsomdry s storage ' Company of
lMontFomery, Ala, by y; j. Baldwin ana
by p. c. Hanrood and others
The AlRnchnc Cypress company, capital
leans, La, by j. u Lacy and others; n
Pants factory, with $4,000 capital, at
Charlotte. M G., by r. j. Breyard the
capital $4,000 mt WaNahachle. Texas by
=. i, Monett and associates; the Thur
mond Chemical company at Dallas, Texas,
by W. 4. Shaw and others; the u, w:
Frost Lumber company at TeXarkana,
Ark. capiul $4,000, y. W. Frost presi-
ton at Savannah, GA, capital $4,000 by
George Schwartz and others,
Agricultural implement works are re-
ported at Augusta. Ga; brick works at
| Camden, Ark, canning factory at Hell
ena, Ark, electric Lighting plants at Rip
ley, Tenn, Abilene and Corsicaua, Texas,
I.A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-22
THE LOCAL STAGE.

Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots =. N1odieska
Elizabeth Queen of Engliand; -,
Hannah kennedy, Nurse to Mary Stu Ge'''
art .........,..... Hannah II. Sergeant
Margaret Karl Lady in Attendance,
10. -. ''.''.'.-'.-...-.. Maud Durbin
Page TO the Queen ........Pamelia Keith
Sir Edward Mortimer" go; Guy Lindsey
William Cecil. Lord BurleEh d.ord
g., High treasurer '....... Howard, Kyle
George Talbot Earl of Shrewsbury.
,...'t...:......... Wadsworth Harris
Sir Andrew Melville .....R. PeySt6n Carter
Burgoyne Physician, to Mary stu
Captain of the Guard ,Freder.ck. Guest
Sheriff ..................H Henry r. Vincent
Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester...,.
....-'........'.,..... OTIS Skinner
The historical play OF MARY Stuart"
by Frederick Schiller, is replcte with pa
thetic incident and, as presented by Mod
jeska and her superb company appeals to
the tenderest emotions The tragic fate OF
the unhappy queen of Scots is foreshad-
owed from the moment she appears in her
dreary dungeon, and her conviction and
doom, without the benefit of a hearing.
are announced. The cupdity on her pro-
fessed adorer, the noble Earl of Leicester,
who, loving Mary, aspires 70 the hand Of
Engand's reigning queen, and the brutal
ity of the subserYlent Vassals of the
naughty and hcnrtless sovereign sister,
showing no mercy even In distress are
pictured with supposed historical faithful
ness Of detail ana with perspective OF
hstronic art that makes the counterfeit
seem real and turns back the tide of time
to that tragic period in the reign OF ENG
lands greatest sovereign.
AS a historical play, rs theme for the
pen of the playwright, the Unhappy ending
Of the hopes and aspirations Of the em-
bilious Stuart affords bQun1les3 field
Of dramatic Inspiration, ana Tor me ar
tste who portrays the character of Mary
the Hottest heights OF hisirlou!sm. Mod
jcalla fulhlls all the re9ulrenenlS, SAr m
vests the character WIN q uallcacE OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-22

There's burglar getting into your house
10y ghe window.
wait a. little. My Wife'll 2hink he's me,
and (hc) she'l half kill the chap.
Sho-Albort, ! have come 10 the con-
cmsion that / love George better than l
love you. and
He-Whnt about that engagement ring
/ gave YOU to wear?
She-Oh that's all right. George says
he won't object II l wear II,
Charlie Sniffers Cout with Dolly Dimplel
Pardon me for bowling 10 that shabby
old codger,. but feel Obliged TO do IT,
Dolly-Who Is he. Charle2
Charlie---He Is the head Of our firm.
what do you think OF that artist who
painted Cobwebs on his ceiling SO truth
fully that the servant girl Wore herself
into mn attack of nervous prostration try
ing TO sweep them DOWN.
There may have been such an artist,
but never such servant girl"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-22

per day house In the State. Preston ave
nue.. near opera house. cars TO and from
all depots. G. A. Spencer, proprietor. for
w. A. Bummel, Velasco. DR. H. j. Strph-
ems and family. Teneha; j. c. Casey, ny
Ter; Il; l.; Parker, A. j. Smith, Deer
Park; II, Green, Bath; a. T. Week, ST.
Louis; y. NJ. Bean, Humble; w. Marshal,
Columbia j. II. Schorer Texas A. 4.
Carter Beeville; Ed Reedy. Minneapolis;
T., =. ClaXton, Nebraska; Y. w. Simons,
St Louis; w. l.. Taylor, Seneca; i. D.
Tyl, Galveston; Al Il. Foster and servant.
manager Hlndoo juEgler: j D. Lewis,
Denver; S. Walfort city: l.. s. Terry,
Pine Valley; o. S. West, Ray, Ill. NJ. o.
Bonel, Barnum, Mo. Il. II. Rutledge, CO.
lumhus; p. NJ Mediation, l. and q. y;
Gage Montgomery, Galveston
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Fort OF Nc,y orIcnns.

New Orleans, La,,December 2l.-Cleared
yesterday:
British steamship Cayo Mono, Pope. for
Antwerp. via London and Norfolk Va
British steamship ocean Prince, Evans,
for Genoa.
Steamship Clinton. Maxson, for Key
West via Port Tampa and punta Gorda.
Italian steamship S. Oteri, De Luca,
for Santa MARTA
British steamship Bernard Hall, Ire
leIren, for Liverpool.
British s,etlnsIip Saint Mnrnock. Fitz-
gerald, for Huyrt.
Norwegian steamship Albert Dumois,
Hprgeu, for. PORT Limon.
steamship saltwater, Gait, for Living
ston via Belize and Puerto Cortez
Arrived yesterday;
Steamship Araasag. Mason, from Ha-
vouH Via Key West southern Pacific
company.
S iamahlp Wapdercr Brown, from
puerto Cortez 10 Royal Mail line.
British steamship L3augo, Jones. from
Swansea, November 30 in ballast TO Ell
der Dempstcr ~ CO.
steamship El Dorado Percy. from New
York December ~ mot as befOrej, to
Southern Pacific company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-22

He-Of course, my prospects are not the
brightest. we will have great deal to
contend against
Shc-Dearest, we will have each other.
Mother-Dld you talSe good care OF the
parrot when / was In the country Tommy,
and not let II learn amy bad words?
Tommy-Yes, 1 always took II out of
the room when pa was sewing on but
ton.
Doctor-You must give up drinking.
and
Mr. Slclly-I never touch n drop.
Doctor-And stop smoking.
Mr. Sicltly--f don't SIN Ike,
Doctor-fiump! that's bud n you
haven't anything to give up, I'm afraid
l can't do much for you.
Goodfellow CnearinE Jollyfellow's house
very late al night after time" at the
club)--I shay, Jollyfellow look there.
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The CapitoI Hotel.

Capitol Hotel, the
only hrst-class no.
tel In the city.
Rates: $3.50. $500.
$3.50 a day. accord
Ing TO rooms.
Electric cars 10
and from II deDots
Z, AinI,Inln.. L..
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ArrnNrION. D. n. D.

Houston Division No. viii hold a spe-
cial tneeting Saturday. December ~. at
10 o'rIopk m M Business Of Importance
,ylu D- transacted- and an members are
earnestly requested 10 attend
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THE HOTELS.
The HutchInH House.

-
Ritter S. Welner. Philadelphia; C.
> IuIey, Taylor. d. Pride, St. Louis
4 I0lland =, A. Mckenzie, Warren;
Il blackwell, La Porte; John Julltt,
IT,, NJ. Cole, Galveston; j. +. VII
n r. letoria; ID, NJ. Ruggles, Phlladel-
A, !, tellhausen, Chicago; Chas, H.
Il h T. austin A. H.. FoOte, wharton;
u 4, yAinm9all Denver; Gus Lewis, r.. f..
\. nb5fust san Antonio; Prof. A. Loi-
H., aug VIE, New York; j, w. Jones,
~ ,SSuy Mitchell, Wharton; J. w
L 'eAts; Is. F. H0gcrman, Column
ibrS - Harrison, st. Louis. John burst
ma yer. y; T. Merrill, Nelasco, j..
lsbSsg D. +. Br!sCoc, ii. d. Carnrs,
~ II. u Farmer Hanson; G.. p.
n. ,NtW orleans. j. b. Smith. Sher-
4 " NJ Curie, Richmond; II. Nor
io,sea N,tsota: 81. w. skinner, Taylor;
y. New York; Chae, O'Melly chi
n -. alexander, Galveston; j. Gil
~, w MOrr.ss. Texas; C.. G., Car
Gston; Mrs. j, Graham, Dallas:
Il : Me- oggnhSon, Corsicana Mrs j. H.
n hBayou; a. j. Campbell Arkansas;
irislv "'h5 and wife, Richmond; NJ, r..
4 ~, elu wife, Nelasco; ~. - HELM
Il "a. ~ "Halli Mrs, g. MCNeely, Hemp
q a. - Jenkins Nclasco, n, p. Hin,
IN. Mt, NebrlsSai j. u. Clarke, Fort
N - a: oFdNena Willis ~ Master
I'M D. sweeney Zoria Th0s, 4.
n dSIGnhami John Foster. Kansas
Sn,r"a. flie. Texas; W j. Montsom-
y WbislI u NJ, Barnes, Patterson;
a. CSi,,gnaht, a. C.. Butler, Kyle; NJ.
tIn; u w Happ. Fuyette-
r. a. Baylor Taylor; S. Smith,
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IIILROAD TIME TABLE.

EOusToN AND TENAS CENTRAL.
Haze .... 300 a. m, I.ArriVe,... 5:3J a, m,
Have ....ti:lU p. IN. Arrive. -. 1880 p. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
inns arrive ana depart from II. and t.
G. Depot.
San Antonio Trains
ILaYe -. IL IL p. m. Arrive. $3.50 n. m.
Have -. 80 Il. IN. Arrive. $40 p. m.
New Orleans Trains.
lave 80. $50 a. m. Arrive. sc. 1;OI a. m.
lave 90, 1000 y. m. Arrive. 1880 p. m.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TENAS.
|aslso and Kansas. city and St Louis
Trains.
Aya 49,. $40 a. m. arrive. 900 n. m.
Fave 80. $50 p. m. Arrive. 500 y. m
4gLE COLORADO AND SANTA FEE.
Main Line.
lave -. $50 Il. IN, Arrive. IL 100 p. m.
Galveston Trains.
lave 80. 1853 a. m. Arrive. -. 8 40 n. m.
lave -. 2Uj y. m. IArriVe...- $40 m.
|slIe 80. $3.50 p III. Arrive. go. 9:lO p. m.
Al trains to ana from Galveston leave
/ ACeltral depot Is minutes earlier or ar
~ st that depot 10 minutes later. The
! ga trains leave and arrive at the Santa
Z t,pot alone at the time stated.
EaIRNAIIONAb d CT MORT HERN.
st, Louis Trains.
" ....lO:jO a, m. Arrive. BIO a m.
f an ....ll 100 p m. Arrive, 49, b:lO p. m.
Galveston Trains.
F ;aP 90 q. m. Arrive. b:21 "a. m.
+ Aa ....Il 100 "A. m. Arrive. =. 80 a. m.
4 tie go. 80 p. m Arrive. -. 30 p. m.
Arrive. .1O:45 p. m.
y trains arrive and depart from Union
Columbia and Velasco Trains.
Lave daily except Sunday 1916 a. m.
Arrive daily eXceDt Sunday J:OJ p. m.
IflSI0N EAST AND WEST TENAS.
;ayt trO I:25 a. m. Arrive (frD $50 p. m.
N.7e lExl son .. m-iATrlve CEX)S:OO p. n.
TEXAS WESTERN.
" Monday, w sday, Friday. 1000 a m.
Tuesday, Til sday, Satday.. 900 p. m.
~ ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
eve lialy) .............. 9:15 a. m.
|41ye daily ................. 7nO p. m
r. IQRIE HOUSTON & NORTHERN.
a,'WI G. n. 10 hardship Hoo a. m.
-. I&Li. N from Harrish'gl lN:35 a. m.