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The herald., 1894-08-19
POLICE COURT CASES.
W. j. Finiey's Arraigument for Assault
Defghton In Court.

W. j. Finiey's Arrangement for Assault.
Defghton IN Court.
In the police court yesterday W. j.
Finley, who was arrested for assaulting
Contractor Logger with handsaw, was
arraigned on charge OF assault with q
deadly weapon. His examination was
set for next Tuesday at O'Clock.
9. @. Dighton. who was arrested with
Dora Notbgied, was srraigned for va
grancy, but hie CAGE was continued until
Monday to plead.
G. Green will be tried next Tuesday
for disturbing the peace, at Alameda
street and Ferguson alley.
John Axmen pleaded guilty to stealing
some dies and taps from his half-brother,
who keeps shop.on East Second street.
He will be sentenced tomorrow at $50.
Detective Hawley arrested him.
Josie Parker, q cyprian, who has just
arrived from Portland, pleaded gSilty to
soliciting on the streets. Judge Austin
fined her $15, the usual fine for such
offense5.
Henry F. Stewart, colored piano
player, who lived in and about Ada
Douglass houses of ill-fame on Alame-
da street, was tried for vagrancy. The
young fellow proved to be working
man, although it was proved that he
had slept at the houses at times. He
was found guilty, and sentence was de-
ferred until Monday at 3 o'clock.
Ada Dyer, otherwise known as Doug
lass, the colored woman referred to in
the case of Stewart, was tried for keep
ing house Of prostitution. She plead
ed guilty, and was given until Monday
to close up the houses and leave the
city. Detectives Auble and Hawley are
responsible for the woman going out Of
the eitv
The herald., 1894-08-19
A CANDIDATE FOR CLERK.

Charles A. Hamilton, Ia Ont for tho
Democratic Nomination.
Mr.. Charles A. Hamilton, who Ia
prominently mentioned as candidate
for nomination on the Democratic ticket
for county clerk, has had great deal of
experience ia clerical matters and has
filled many important positions. He
was born in Chensugo county, New
York, in 1851, and wss educated at
Racine college, Wisconsin. Among thess
who were sohoolmatss were George w.
Burton, late managing editor of the
HERALD; George B. Sperry, vice. presi-
dent Coast Milling company; W. H.
Maurice, manager of the Cudahy Pack
ing company. all of whom are known on
this coast. In 1867 he was appointed to
the position of stamp clerk in the
Omaha postofice. which he held during
the terms OF two different postmasters.
In 1869 he removed to New Or
leans to take the position OF
bookkeeper for Messrs. Markham &
Burt, Wholesale hardware dealers, and
later was employed as book-keeper at
Bolton. Miss, the native town of Thos.
j. Bolton. register of the United States
land Office for this district. During his
residence Of eight years in Los Angeles
he has held many positions Of trust. He
was Democratic registration clerk under
Charles Dunsmoor, and in other posi-
tions in the county Offices he has made
himself thoroughly familiar with all the
details OF county affairs and ia competent
to fill the Office to which he aspires.
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The herald., 1894-08-19
THE ROAD SURE TO Be BUILT.
More About the Salt Lake and
Los Angeles.
A Rich Country Which Should Be
Tributary to Los Angeles.
This Keelor Mining Region Within Easy
ksseh-News and Personal Notes
OF Local and General
Interest.

From information just received from
New York through private source, IL is
more than proAable that general con-
solidstion OF all the interests now seek
ing a railway o1tlet from Utah to Los
Angeles will be made. 1t appears that
certain overtures have been made by
Msssrs. Blake and Ds la Mar to the
Trumbo people. and a trad, is now in
progress in New York.
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nas.i,ntn Family.

Report has been made OF destitute
family residing in barn on the rear OF
lot No. 1926 Santee street. The name
OF the family is Ellis. and thers are a
mother and five little ones. The hue.
band formerly worked for Maier, the
butcher. He finally left his family, and
they are in a starving condition. The
charitable should look after their needs
at once.
The herald., 1894-08-19
MISS TRULY SHATTUCK.
THE NOTED YOUNG WOMAN IN
THE CITY.
She Dislikes Notoriety - VIII Follow
the BtnEe Profession.
Is Not to Bs Mar
ried.

Miss Truly Shattuck, the beautiful
young woman who has figured OF late in
q sensational case in San Francisco, is
now in Los Angeles under engagement
to Mr.. F. Kerkow. Miss Shattuck ia a
fine specimen of female perfection in
figure, and besides possesses remarkable
beauty. She is pronounced brunette,
with large brown eyes, which she uses
to advantage.
The herald., 1894-08-19

Special Grand Concsrt at Santa MonicA
Today by the superb Los Angele1 Mill
tary band. Take Southern facifc's
short line. Round trip, so centa.
The herald., 1894-08-19

A. A. Eckstron, 800 g Main street, fs where
you want to 60 looking for good wall paper at
the right price.
The herald., 1894-08-19

City Marshal Nichols OF Santa Ana
came in yesterday in search OF wrong
doers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21
FOR RENT,
ROOMS.

TWO very pleasant. furnished rooms, er l suite, without board.
 sir 1t 70 DlCKERMAN STREET.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Grand Opera House.

In Slaves of Gold" which opened three nights engagement last night. Mfr Grandin has produced remarlsa- ply strong drama. which will compare favorably with those which have be- come such strong favorItes in the hearts of all theater-goers.
 The play has been staged in an elab- crate manner and the stage settings are not lacking in realism. In the third act Is shown an apple orchard In full bloom and an old-fashioned house with wide veranda, in front of which is a large apple tree. from which the branches hang in q most natural man ner. In this act thrilling climax Is introduced. when the heroine. to escape from her captors and go to the rescue of her father. against whom a conspir- acy has been planned to murder him In the mine. breaks with chair large bay window containing panes of real glass and jumps on to the branch of an apple tree, which, swinging from a dis tance of twenty-two feet above the stage. carries her to the ground in safe ty. The act was loudly appauded. The fourth act shows the interior of does not lack in realistic effect. The leading part, that of William Hope. is taken by MT. Grandin. who gives to 1t an excellent portrayal. As Grace Hope. his daughter, Mrs. Elmer Grandin left nothing to be desired. She, with her husband was honored by several curtain calls during the even ing. MT. Franklin Hurleigh caused considerable jollity by his ludicrous impersonation of a dude. MT. Frank | A. Tannehill as Richard Bartley, and l MT. John T. Burke as Leonard Monck- | ton, the two villains, were honored with a storm of misses as evidence of their good work. Mir. William B. Arnold as | Colonel Clifford, Mr.Lawrence Williams l as W1iter Clifford, and Miss Ida Val | lance as Julia Clifford, are all worthy of favorable mention for careful and conscientious work.
 Slaves of Gold" will be repeated this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 A comedy entitled Our Irish Visit ors' comes the first three days next week, with matinee Wednesday. It is bright, lively, has good plot, which Is | we'll told, and should be success with lovers of farcical comedies A number of specialties are introduced during the action of the play. W. J. Mason, as Colonel Gilhooly, was very amusing. The lecture hall annex at the Grand Is now open free to the patrons of the l theater. The information bureau IS 1 now open. where the patrons of the theater can have their umbrellas, par sells. etc., checked free of charge. Pro- lessor Abt's dissolving views and Blake & Moeller's mechanical marvels are seen In this hall.
 Look out for the bird show next week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21
Hyperion.

Hyperion.
 A large audience witnessed the pro- duction of "The Black Crook" last evening. The specialties that were in- troduced were some of the finest that have been presented fin the line in this city. Those worthy of special mention
 were introduced by Sam Collins, Miss Allie Gilbert, Mardo and the Athas family. On the whole the show was a brilliant success and should it return will be greeted with a large audience.
 Augustin Dalys company comes on Thursday evening next September 27, presenting "A Night Off," The New York Tribune says: Mrs. Gilbert and MT. James Lewis can have no doubt of the esteem in which they are held and the affection with which they are re- membered. The welcome accorded to them was very cordial, and both of them were deeply touched; and not at any time has the public had better reason to admire, in their dramatic art, the eminent virtues of a mellow style and a fine fluency of natural feel ing. Both possess, in 8 high degree, the actors power of Identification with fancied ideal, and both are remarka- ble for sweetness of temperament un- derlyng eccentricity and droll ex- terior. Mrs. Gilbert, as before, imper- sonated the conventional wife and mother, and MT. Lewis presented the histrionic professor in his one burst of ambitious daring and matrimonial revolt. The appearance of MT. Charles Leclercq, Miss Catherine Lewis, MT. Herbert Gresham and Miss Percy Has, well contributed much to the public's pleasure. Miss Percy Haswell, who Is pretty and pleasing, was by turn de- mure, merry and piquant as Nisbe, and her audience was entirely pleased. Sale of seats opens next Monday.
 "A Country Sport" with Peter Daley and May Irwin, will be here next week Saturday. The piece is well known in this city and comes direct from grand Boston success. It is replenished with many new songs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21
FOR RENT,

FURNISHED rooms, with board, to rent to
 E family or ladies wishing \ genteel home. sl1 n Address P. o. DRAWER luz.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, DLACK walnut marble top altar, pedestals, ID platforms, officers and members chairs complete outfit suitable for society use, Apply iy2Otf 732 CHAPEL STREET,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21

FOR RENT, CIX rooms on second floor in house 5S3 O George street. Inquire of D. A. BLAKES- LEE, 574 George street. sl9 If
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DEATHS.

sMlTH-In North Haven. septemhei 2, loi, hebecca smith. aged 80 years and months. Funeral from the residence of Julia Good year, Saturday, Sept. 2s, at 2 o'clock p. m. Relatives and friends invited. MlS-At Chicago, Ill.,. sunday morning, Sep tember l6, Dr. William Barney Mix, eldest son of the late Elihu l.. and Ann N, Mix. Funeral will take place at the residenoe Of the family, westville, Friday afternoon at 3o'clock, Burial at the convenience Of the family.
 BLACK-ln this city, at % Wallace street, on September %. Joseph II. Black, aged % yrs. Notice Of funeral hereafter. MERslCk-ln this city. suddenly. September 10th. Ellen Louisa English, wife of Charles 'S. Mersick.
 Funeral services will be held at her late resi- dcnce, No. 1915 Chapel street, Saturday, Sept. -. at 2:3D o'clock. 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21

SOCIETY AND ARTISTIC DANCES. O1e CHAPEL street, Now Haven, Conn.,, GEORGE E. WALTER, from 42j Columbus avenue, New York, successor 10 Prof. A. M. Loomis, el6 Chapel street. Glasses and private lessons New Haven. Conn.,. Wednesdays and Saturdays New York city, Mondays, Tues days, Thursdays and Frtda,s. Send for cir culars. Mr. Waiter lately returned from E,i- rope after most successful teaching two sea- sons. October. 1891, to May, 1855, In Paris, France, and London, Eng. 2ltf
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21
Polls Wonderl n l Theater.

Polls Wonderl nj Theater.
 The excellent performances at Polls Wonderland attracts large audiences every afternoon and evening. Nothing funnier than the parodies of Joe Flynn has ever been heard here. He is obliged to respond to encore after en- core. He is, however, only one feat ure of g. great speciality performance. Every act on the long bill is good and it is no wonder that the pretty theater is crowded, for more for the admission has seldom been seen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21

FACTORY FOR RENT OR SALE nN Grand avenue, near Barnesvill bridge; O 50by 60, four stories and basement; steam heat and all conyonienoes. Apply
 sl7 7t HEALY & BIGELOw.
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10lants.

One Cent Word each insertion, five cents Word for a full Week, sever times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21
cHAS. H, BROMLEY.

MAKER of violins, Double Bases, etc.
 Wl New and Old Vioiins for sale. Repair ing speciality. Bows rehaired.. Instruction riyen on the Violin. Terms moderate.
 s s4tf Ss ORCHARD ST, New Haven, Ct,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21
WANTED,
WANTED,
WANTED,
WANTED.
WANTED.

RY competent girl to do general house. R work; plain cook good reference.
 s2l ltf Call 70 ROSETTE STREET
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-15
THE CITY.

r. Hardy went up the road this
morning.
Eighteen #. cane poles 10c, at Lon
dons. ms If,
Seed sweet potatoes &t Maxey &
Arnold'a Star Grocery. 1O1w
GIass oil cans 85c. Herbert 4 HsrnAon.
Richard McLish went to Gainesville
last night.
Red rust proof oats and all kinds of
field seeds, at Patrick 4 Keers.
p6tf.
Bamboo fishing rods 1Oc 10 csc, at
I-ondons. me If.
Toilet set 81 rs Herbert Herndon.
Captain Nat Smith went out to
WOOdford today.
Go to the Star Grocery, Maxey l.
Arnold, for fresh groceries. 10 1w
Agate washpans SOC. Herbert HsrndOn.
JOintcd fish rods 15c to $3.50 al
LondOns. mS tt
J. D. Haynes went to WoOdfOrd
today on business.
/ If Patrick b Keel has g "corner'
ON red oats they won't work the far
mors. m II.
Fine line cooking stoves. Herbert q HeFndOI
Tag: You're it: Now run and se'
Douglas about lot in EerRdale addi
tion. IA II.
Mrs. John Mahoney returned thi
morning from Gainesville, where Oh
= had been paying . visit to her pal
ents.
The City Restaurant 10 the place
get a good square meal. m12
Glass Tampa s5e. Herbert o Hsrndon.
o Lawn Tennis, Croquet and baseba
II supplies at LOEdOns. me If
n Joe Turner and Joe Kinney, I
"a Wvnnewocd, are in the, city on cou
i business.
Alfalfa, cane and milIet seed.
Patrick & Keefs, Kansas City price
m s tt.
i. Headquarters for Spaulding spol
De ing goods ut LOndOms. m9
Ia Garden hoe 50 cents. Herbert o H0rndOn
y, G. J. Frasher, the baker, retnru'
from Wynnswood last night. Z
idea of opening mp Q branch busina
NJ house there has been abandoned 4
ny the present.
-. Mrs. Swift will hold her grand d
.1s play of patterns. showing all the
to. test styles next Tuesday and w
nd nssdAy. Don't fail to attend. IS
Powder .Sc pound. Herbert O EerndOn.
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THELETTER DONEIT.

Yesterday in the United States
court. 9 man named w. G. Davis,
was tried for the larceny Of q hog
and convicted. lie has been in Jail
since last October, and it seems he
thought he had his case beaten until
a very unlocked for change took
place which made his conviction GER
tain. Some time ago Davis wrote o
letter to an outside party outlining O
course Of manufactured testimony
and implOring him to not iail to be
ON hand and assist to swear him ou'.
This. letter was sent out, or attempted
20 be, by . fellow prisoner who was
being released, but alasi it never
reached its destiDation. 1t fell into
the hands Of Captain Stowe who in
turn handed il over to Prosecuting
Attorney Jackson. The fatal manu-.
script was handed to Davis yesterday
just after he had closed his statement
for Identification. 1t was the straw
that broke the camers back. Great
drops of preparation stood out OF
his palid forehead and the blood lef'
his llps. The hopes he had buildet
were blasted, the die w&E cast @n'
his conviction was made q certainty
The Judge was very lenient and Oul,
imposed . fine Of 81 and sixty day
in Jail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-15
THE CITY.

DrS. Wolverton and Bivens and T. |
B. Williams, all of the Wolvsrten
Hardware Company, went to nAvis ON
this mornings train Oh imp Lus-
iuess.
J'hA Deer Plows %. Herbert Herndoa.
Silk fish lines, finest quality. cheap
at Londons. me If
A lot Of misses school sailors Tor
the remarkably low price of Gfty
cents at Mrs. Swifts Temple of Fash
ion. SlS 81
B. r. Maxsy, Of the firm Of MAxey
& Arnold, together with his family,
arrived lste yesterday afternoon
from Dexter, Tex, aud will in
the future make ArdInore their
home.
Carving sets ~9.l6. Herbert Herndoa.
Fresh turnip greens at Maxcy &
| ArnoId's. IOlw
The celebrated Big -Four -four At
Patrick 3 KeePs. IN . tt.
i DR.. H. C. Bradford who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. N. Harper,
has returned to mis- home at Sulphur
, Springs, Tex. lie was 30 much
pleased with his experience while
here tha. he ordered the A ArdmOrOitG
70 follow him to keep him posted.
Nice fat spring chickens aud henl
ct Maxey k Arnold's 1O1 1w
Loaded shells. IS cents. HerbertA HerndOu
$500 cash and $3.50 ON time, viii
buy ono Of the best improved place
in Ardmore. Cheap at 5 1900.
' IA If w. III. Rawlings.
= II. P. Whiteman, frequent mentiol
Of whose prOtracted lIlness has appear
cd in these columns, has sufficionrl
recovered TO take . trip 10 DalIal
= where he has goue to visit hls mother
|. He will remain about two weeks. an
II the Ardmoreite Grusts he may retur
q fully restored to health.
Don't forget the Star Grocer,
= Maxey & ArDold, proprietors. Giv
d them call. 10 1w
The professional services Of an a
70 chitsct cost You nothing If yon buil
p your home among the trees in Fsrl
u dale addition. & b. Douglas Agn'
- RsoEn 4 Williams 4 Penaangto
" Block.
" To-day il m eyensful Que in VAS
- ingtOn and to the caunGry d lArg
o. The Bland c. .age bill is TO I
voted on by the Aenate aud its ps
sage il assured. There WIN =
- breathlae ail>nce then until the u,
N ident he4 What viii he q
We hsaqs H. viii slSn it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Thirty-seven fOurth-clsss pOEtmas-
ters were appointed yesterday.
Senator PETER has introduced an
independent tariff bill amending the
Mckinley law.
The tariff bill will probably not be
reported to the senate until the latter
part of next week.
Tho Chadick purchasers of tho
Cherokee bonds are arranging to
push their claims in tW Q cate.
Special effort is being made to ar
range for making effective the tind-
ings Of the Behring Sea arbitrator.
Ii IL estimated that the Indian ap-
preparation will be reduced $lJO0O,-
900 from the allowances provided last
year.
A highly satisfactory showing il
made by ST. Louis banks in the re-
cent reports to the comptroller Of the
currency.
Secretary Carlisle has called for the
resignations Of Steamboat He'll In
spector Gordon of st. Louis and In
spOctOr of steam vessels Burnett OF
1.-The fourth district.
by . vote Of Ss to n the se1ate
tabled the resolution of senator Psf-
far calling Sor an inyestigatiOn VI the
reported operations Of certain mem
bers in Wall street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-15
CHEROKEE BOND CASE

An associated dispatch from WASH
ington says: Secretary Hoke Smi b
this afternoon sent to congress the
opinion of Assistant Attorney Gen
erAl Hall in favor of r. T. Wilson il
Co, of New York as the firIn entitled
to the Cherokee Indian outlet bonds
amounting to $6.740OOO. Secretary
Smith states in his letter OF transmit.
{ that ho has approved the opinion
but has not acted ON the recommends
ton for approval of the application
Of r. T. Wilson & Co. of New YOri
City to have the bOnds assigned t.
the 6rm.
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A FIFTEEN CENT TEA.

The Ladies Aid Society, OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, will
serve tea at the home Of Mrs. John
Mahoney on Tuesday, March, 20, from
to 7p.m. All are cordially invi.
ted. u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-15
NEW MILLINERY STORE

Mesdam. Albright & Young have
opened In ArdmOre . first class mil
linery establishment, and would be
pleased to have all the ladies call and
see them. Opening DAYS Thursday.
Friday aud Saturday. Mrs. DsbbiuS
old stand, Main street. 121W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-15
THE COAL MINES.

Prospecting with the diamond drill
south and east of town, ~ being rap
lilly pushed. and It is quite probable
there 10 . 10 foot vein Of coal under
/, ing Ferndale addition, but ut
deI.th Of from IS 10 so feet clear cool
crystal streams Of water are encoun-
tered which prevent farther work.
However the hume builder prefers
wafer 70 coal and NO one objects 20
Ferndale addition on the coal ques-
lion - #.
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Yaaterlay evening Wien ths sOuth

Yesterday evening when the south
bound train arrived here, there wss
very sick lady on board, bound ter
Houston. DR.. Booth had been advised
bv wirs, and was on hand to render
such medical aid a. he eOnld Tie
passengers were cOnsideEably ox4sr
Z cd, thinking IL possible, =
case et sInalI pox. pr: Booth qeiczlz
relieved their fears by ,diagn0sh4
The case an one Of measlea.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-15

Marshal Shep Williams was among
the south bound passengers yesterday
afternoon. He expressed himself 40
highly pleased with the result OF his
visit to the several territorial points,
Ills deputies are doing good and
tatiSfacaory work.
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=Nothing Shop Worn
LYCEUN EXERCISES.

The reporter for tho Ardmoreite
in response to an invitation, paid the
school of Mrs. Robinson . visit las,
evening to witness the entertainment
given by the Lyceum club, Q Gn IL or
gan:zrd by her pupils. This was their
fret effort and il resulted most credi-
tably to tho bright little folks and to
their training. The program consist
ed of music, declamaIlons, recitatiOns
and dialogues, but 10 too vOluminOuS
to permit itS publication, and to give
proper credit to the several 1matsurS
would require entirely too much
space-suHce it to say, the program
was well selected and carried out
most admirably.
Nearly all Of the pupils are little
folks, arranging in years from six to
fifteen, with the fermer ages largely
in the ascsndency. After the exsr.
cises were over the Lyceum resolved
its self into business body and pro.
ceeded to the election of officers fol
the ensuing month. The following
is the hst chosen: May Cheek, Presi
dent; Lstta Walker, First Vice Presi
dent; Bert Wheeler, Second Vic
President; Bessie Head, Secretary
Warren Stuart, Recording Secretary
Lest EdmiStOn, Treasurer; Lena Cuttl
Librarian. 1t was . noticeable Ant
commendable feature of the latte
exercises, that the members were o.
ways . unit on questions comm
before them, s2d it was Also . dil
couraEing feature that but very FEY
!. of tho parents Of the pupils were pref
emit. This 10 not as it should be. Th
Lyceum adjourned TO meet agAi
II next Wednesday night.
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Narshal j. J. McAIOater arrived in
the city this morning from . tour Of
that portion Of the Chickasaw Nation
along the Rock Island. He reports the
affairs Of his Ofice and the workings
OF his deputies as being in q most
sst;sfactory condition. He 10 highly
pleased with. the good work Of ms
deputies and the improved moral tone
to which hS has worked up his force
He wil remain here several days.
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TINE. TABLE-G., c. u 8. F. R'N'

SOUTH BOUND.
GALVESTON and Chicago Express 4.4S \. IN. .
CIsburne and Kansas City ExprosR SS p m
NORTH BOUND.
GalVeSton and Chicago Express l9.10 n m;
Cleburne and Kansas City Express lO.l3 =. m
|. r. MASON, Ticket Agt.
w. S. KEENAN,, Gen. Pass. Ag't.