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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25
THE STATE CAPITAL.
CHARTER AMENDMENTS.

Austin. Texas. December 24.-It Is un-
derstood that the city charter amendment
committee, headed by the mayor, viii. in
addition to recommending that the man
agemcnt of the dam. water and light plant
be taken out OF the hands Of the cay coun-
ell and TUNED over to Il commission elected
by the people, recommend that all city Of
ilcers be eiected by popular vote and pre-
pare amendments embodving this ana other
changes for submission to the legislature.
The necessity Of the appointment hy the
city council of "A committee to codi.y the
city ordinances is being suggested.
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COUNTY TREAsIRER's FEES.
haitns topnty C0mmfssionrrs Raise
the Issue with Mr.. Coo.
The Post Bureau.
Windsor Hotel

The Post Bureau.
Windsor Hotel
Dallas. Texas. December "a THE finn
report submitted by ex-County Treasure,
Noe Las been under consideration by IN,
''I'nlissioners' COR. for several DAYS. bu
each day no action was taken. The eourt
- rs ~ have struck snar and are ar.
iaefatine a great deal.
iAe 'alicTe 80 affirm the report up "a
ii's ulre this was written Is on a cons;r,,c.
'4a' OF NE aAw- IL VIII BE- remembers tina,
fsN dnFs before County Treasurer Coz
I Tfiired from office Re was asxai,ttea a,
.id1ishi IN his office and several ,bo,,ssri
collars OF county funds acre taken bv ,tr-
Aap"1 Parties. who ESCAPED OF course
Nhcn Re retired from offre the amount &C.
i'NH "s me burglars was an apparc MT
( sAHftake aud NJ. Coo was Indicted hut
( immediately gave bond However. mis- is
~. Va ooaS'neratien ~ this firae. In The
"HA4 report submitted hy Nj C3e IN the
COMMITS loners court there Is an fse,r, ...s..S
Fi ms is Tie hoae OF contention. ii,
p-'as nfla ihaf The retiring county treas
-gcr hA1 already received fees Amounting
curing ne yer. and hat 10 ALLOW
ms Item referred 10 would be allowing him
N-. ~ as. '.1o in excess nt that contem-
t'@'ti ~ Tie stat-fe. ana ID is q consider
area Oh ihls point that has delayed mat
Article eio3 Of he Rov.sed Statutes Of the
state ~ Texas SAYS
4he c1aA'y gre 4surer shall receive SOM
Ai-ss 90 fhe launies receives! ana paid
or tt him. sail commissions 10 be aycsi
9-eF 20 iAe comm ssipaers c0ur, as fol-
For receiving all monies ether than scho,,
i-a -he plnty. lat et ceiling az per
gen, SPA r' exceeding - re7 cer. fa- uay
i-- p-. ilr sane. provided. huneYer. re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
North German LLOYD steamship Serv-
ice to BE Resumed.
VESSELS COLLIDE IN THE CHANNEL
schooner Dixie Rnn Down and STOVE
In by the Steamship rensacoia.
Stowawsy sent Back Home.

Galveston. Texas. December p Calves
ton was feeling pretty ssed today cves the
announcement th2i tbe North Gcr-nsn
Lioya steamship llas was not 70 withdraw
It's packess ram the Galveston trade. as
rrey lolsly announced, OF. rather, thAf &c
packets are 10 Re restored When Il first
became knsva tnAi pressure from 'ae
Eastern Atl4al5c se2hoard had caused iho
Norts Ger1z2z Lloyd 70 discontinue the sale
q yre9A43 i2sLe.s here Tor passengers fgorn
the other SIDE, which vas aas way &
checking the iEanigratio.. n7f eneni
through tA.s port Galveston people realized
that the fight was CT With 5 7o' arsnl rival
When ii WIS latgr Announced iAAt Tie
packets og thar llne would 30 more ~erH-
larry visit this port. tisiTcs'cn feat t.ue.
The subsequent Runutiuce fle-li ma SIZE YES
sels would resume ihej~ regular s.ss 50
the rtlt port al sosne indetnite l's-oi u
afforded . cTu1ih q. eQi1.o1s, out IS Y n1
means satisfactory. To-Day re acerts here
OF the Licyds rccs we'd . cable message q 81
the steamship Koland O. she's .iue 4N 1851
from Brcue1 ,aE Galveston 5s7et, February
is and it is presgTue5 ,aat 4ae ROLAND elil
be followed tY Other vessels r. -he rf n
regular order thraUeaeui ths rsrlalnier Of
the year. aiways sapr1ssre pa; iae h1s.-
neTe VIII b. s-rh 49, 10 tGsy .rl rru-
hnagus sailing Ardthfr Taty r.ea ng fs'-
ter was t1e lls-.ar'ia rs -ece-ve4 tr tsA
passenger assent 70 rfsau.a The safe n pre-
pad tickets .r1m Era-ta 80 6aifesfg1.
which is pruaab'y DE ru1si siE-li art tsa-
ilrs q tae rrsIrnfffc- q n -@tse, 'uc
~ 70 IBIS time fhe vessels hsve BAD az
the return carrn t1er NAaiei a03 .ueu-h 2
the r1ftcu fhir.1s1ie v7l. s9sa hssla 10 t4li .
Oh fka s-n s -eeuts are ftst atr. t1
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TIPS from r..

Trn,. IT,. - At0y, ~
Troy Texas December ss.-csr,..
nearly here and the peonIs !. .'''al
Iemple to lay in supplies 70, 4. - \
sueh a thing should not be. :. =, :. ~ :
''he' rich surrounding couut,r l., = !
some merchants here who can o.m,.. y
Temple in prices, There !, !.
IeXas where there is a better ~ O,' w.i
a rst-elass merchant than Il X, vssnlis
Judge J. j. Loury is bu n as ,'s
business house to be occuniss I ~ 4.
las. 'oupany v
Kansas corn is being shIoned !, j..
rapidly. The corn crop her. ~ s' n
an entire failure this wear. f,s :, ~ y,
went begging at l6 cents A bns,s ~ ,
they have 10 pay 10 cents
Elder Lawrence w. Scott r,..,,,
Monday night here at M az,
church. "s Vo'f'
Last year there were tweut,. ,sv.,
day tickets sold here and mi, y,s, i
We're only seven, which show; ina
Mckinley liz showing up prosoer,,
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ChiId Burned n n..tA

Corpus Christi, Texas, December n :.
OF the most horrible accidents Tia. M
Cured in this city in a long time Va.
burning of little 5-year.old Louis. 1
daughter of Woodworking Mexican Eli
yesterday morning. The unfortunate i
creature was playing in a room vii
smaller child, and the mother md ID
We're out in the yard On The foot N
furnace, with fire in 1t, and In somt
the child fell into 1t. Her screams 1
the parents to her rescue, but when re-,
she was terribly burned. and after sd
ing as only those who are 80 burned
the little sufferer died this nornils
was buried this evening. Il,
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ant appealed from this verdict, alleging
error in the charge Of the trial judge. The
court Of criminal appeals sustlins the de-
fendant's attorneys and remardcd the case
FOR now trial. The Sia;e made a motion
iol a rehearinr: this being ogcrrulcd. the
case comes back for new trial. This is
regarded 4 victory tor the defendants at
tbrneys.
Tbs rost representative In Wharton .s
not Giving TO Dragging, hut will say that
he fost as a daily can be regarded as the
official organ OF Wharton county. Every
ciiiTen o. prominence and ever official in
he county is q subscriber OF the ne,ropnl.
tan daily
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Tyler, Texas, becembef si.--Lll'lsF'
old Jennie Croker was so paa's W
while playing around burning ''a'i
here yesterday evening that sne O'ss
morning at 3 O'Clock. :,
The case of ". R. Driskeli asua I,
Texas Life Insurance conlpan! 'sI IL ~
final hearing in the district cU 9.r ma "A
tore Judge Gordon Russeli lvuai I'M,
exhaustiyely discussed, Duhs.u : u,rn
the company and Colonel v; ,. I ii
and b. b. Beard for the pls ,.'ass n,
conclusion of the argument sus y. N, Nj
stated that he would annoan s,,s Ne
in the Gaze on Saturday mora'pa' =
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Mig Cattle Drni.

ri Paao. Texas, December 23-Today
Captain Davis, collector OF customs a, MS
port, sold 10 winfield Scot, Of For, W
loO00 head OF cattle at sl2 per heo1 Th,s
ia the biggest cattle deal made IN IT,
Ter years ana the deal was cngiDeerea IN,
George Il. Loving of Fort Worth. Captai1
Davis is guns to restnrk his Zinc ranch
with high bred stock as fas, as Mr. srotI
can remove the long horns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25

Proctor. Texas, December 2i.--The drus
store and stock Of A. H. Tisdale. valued at
$4,000, were destroyed by fire this morning
at o'clock; supposed 10 be incendiary;
nothing saved. Insurance $500 The va
cant store house OF G. II. Taylor. near by,
vas also burned; no insurance DR.. Ear
giles. who ufficod in the rear OF the Taylor
store, saved most of his books and instru-
ments
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He'd tn DcutI,.

Fort Worth, Texas December CIVIL
liam Roach was Frustrated on the street
near the Texas brewery this morning By
severe internal hemorrhagc from which
he bled TO death in short time, He was
on his way TO the country al the time with
Richard Gaynor. An inquest was held by
Justice Milan, who returned a verdict in
accordance with the facts stated,
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Arrested for ROBBERY

Taylor Texas, December -, !.
liams. a colorod woman WIZ III,
ed into Taylor, had an examining ,s Nh
fore Justice Scott today ~, W IN an 1
having robbed a man OF ~, wv, Hsr
near Main street. Monday nls ,,i,.s 10 |
,be action OF the grand jury
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Bastrop. Texas December 23.--Messrs
Ras Higgins and Paul Page. two promising
young men of this town. were examined
and admitted to the bar yesterday, and
their friends entertain great expectations
Tor them as lawyers.
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NARROW ESCAPE.

Mrs. and Miss nenman, wife Of Jus Ice
Denman of the supreme court, narrowly
escaped serious injury in a runaway this
afternoon, They were saved by the nerve
of their colored driver. who remained at his
post until tho horses broke loose. dragging
him from his seat and hurting him consid-
crably.
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ticn in Mineola. ''ea at re,s.
ao m.neola has been sune,,,.
'el'Feua'ions of sneak thlsv%s I'M
between eei9p Gopsil line has Jus, been -,
Am C'fs'cana and FairilsIIs ''a'
,or An irrigation COMPANY h,'
i rrg,i,. and will soon comm Nus IN d
Dewitt county. ''iumenes Wi
ro a coal vein has been ,oc,,.,
p psri which promises to Yield 'vld's -
h,. A ,ai is now connected I, !,
, n 'I ,iep and there is tall v, !. ]. e
'n ". lihe to Brazorla and ALI Al,' = ~
, WIN. R, stockweil Of a,v,a !,
a ,'l'I', populist Chairman ~ q ~
v wba ha, district to succs. \ Y:
VINO mas moved out Of the s'S SIs,.' !. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25

Notwithstanding the receipts are very
heavy on account of interest on land pur-
chases the treasury department will file
the list of accounts whereon the interest
is in arrears not later than January ! next
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RhciniiurI Beck

san Antonio, Texas, December 2i-Mr.
hneinhard Beck, a shoe dealer today filed
a deed of trust conveying his property II
~: Liieinssle Tor the benefit Of credfo7s
Liabilities. $1,000 assets not stated
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Tyler. Texas, December os.--The follow
ing decisions were yesterday handed down
by the court OF criminal appeals
JOE PASSAYOLI VS.. STATE. from Gall
weston; conviction for horse theft and
given five years Affirmed.
There was no error in the charge Of the
court and the evidence is sufficient.
Opinion BY Hurt, p. J.
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uPcnuRcH VS.. STATE. from McLenpa

county conviction for murder In the
second degree and given ten years.
The appellants plea of former jeopardy
should have been sustained, because the
court had no authority to discharge one OF
the jurors in the absence of the prisoner
and not in open court. Therefore jeopardy
having formerly attached, he could not
again be placed upon trial and the prose
oution Is ordered dismissed
Opinion by Henderson, j.
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stimulating and N"'
uorsfurd's Acid fh''

1t supplies Just the right s q Ssdy
phosphatesl to repair VASE s,so nela al
brain-~a food itself, and als' '''
other food.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25

LEWIS EFT AL VS.. STATE. from Calves
ton; appeal from final judgment in
scire facias proceeding.
Because no brief was filed in the trial
court this appeal is dismissed
Opinion by Davidson. j.
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HARDY VS.. STATE. from Navarro: this
case heard on rehearing.

HARDY .. sIAIE, from NaNAfto, u )
case heard on reheariug.
This was a conviction for nanslaughter
and not murder. as stated in the orig NAL
opinion, and the original charge having
been sent up, We find the said charge reads
THAI in order 10 reduce the killing to
manslGughter on the grounds that prior
assault made BY deceased, they must
believe THAI such assault and battery pro-
duced pain or hlocdshed ana not pain and
hloofshed as claimed. ana was correct
There vas no error IN refusing 10 quasi
the special yeuire. The charge on solf-de-
Tense is correct and complete. Affirmed.
OPTION by Davidson. ].
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| force which the statutes require for Of
fenscs Of this character. The conviction
can not be sustained Reversed aud re-
mandcd.
Opinion by Hurt. T. J.
IACO VS.. STATE. from Galveston county;
conviction for assault to rape and given
two years.
Tho evidence is insufficient TO sustain
the verdict. We think the appellant cstab-
lished by q preponderance OF evidence that
and romanded.
Opinion by Henderson. j.
CRYER VS. STATE. from Tyler county;
conviction for unlswfully and wiltully
woundne a mare
Appellant pleaded former acquittai aud
the evidence shows this cause TO be the
same as the previous one and his pleas
should have been sustained, Reversed
opinion by Hurt, l.. J.
WHITE vs.. STATE. from Hill county,
conviction for an assault to murder and
given two years.
Because the court permitted the cousta.
BILE. De Lamar. to testify to statements
made by appellant while under ares,
without appellant first having been warned
he Judgment is reversed.
Opinion by Hurt. r. ].
HUTTON VS.. STATE. from McLennan
county: conviction for passing a forged
instrument
Because the indictment fails to charge
that the Waco City Transfer company tthe
name signed to the alleged iustrumenD,
was a corporation or a partnership. This
is necessary, Reve.sed and remanded
opinion by Henderson, j.
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ELLIS vs. STATE. from Galveston coun
ty. conviction for theft of money and
given TWO years.
There was no error in refusing to
charge On the misdemeauor phase OF the
case TIE evidence is sufficient and juag-
meli affirmed.
Opinion by Hurt. r. j.
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Physicians

DIR. Hathaway s Sc. CO. ;Oe es'i thsy e,n
lively that the results, s ,nai ia chroni,,
IAN from her treaLn ans wonea , ca 4
eases pecul ar 10 men men cc,nuptry. TIE TINS, !
b. duplicated IN rs cSlsssssd a ssp,,
They are true and se snipistIy 70 thsI !, !.
Guilty. Many speaiai-s'Ti hSss are 81 7
speciai'sts cons' ,lbiarsfore you sa s nj
oflice or hy mall. mess rase without sAi !.
an OF Mon of your ruth hss teen :
am Know sprclALTln'
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WILLIAMS VS.. STATE, from Tarrant
county, conviction for an assault with
the intent to commit robbery,
There was no error in the charge with re-
srcct to alibi. We think the evidence was
sufficient. Tho Judgment Is affirmed.
Opinion by Davidson. j.
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]. u. BURNS VS.. THE STATE. from SIN.
BATsoN rs. STATE. from Madison coun

bAIsUN vs. STATE, from Madison coun+
~ convicted for murder in the second
degree and given tortyfive years.
There was 70 error with reference to the
admission Of the testimony Of the witness
Bledsoe. This conviction was had on the
testimony Of an accomplish sufficiently
Corroborated There Was TO error in The
charge Of the court and the evidence IS
amply sufficient. There was 10 error in
the admission of the testimony of the Wit
ness MclyeT AFFIRMED.
Opinion by Henderson, J.
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TITLE VS., STATE, from Erath county;
conviction for rape and given seventeen
years.
The proof fails 10 show that degree OF
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SMITH vs.. STATE from Milan 1.-TWO
caseS); convicted for arson and conspir-
acy 20 commit arson.
Each case depended solely on the uncor-
roboraled testimony of an accomplice and
both must be reversed.
opinion by Henderson. J.
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SHELL W, STATE, from hopertsoh
county
There are two counts in the indictment,
one charging rape by force and the second
rape on a girl under 10 years, The convio-
tlon is general AMI can he applied 10 either
count The evidence is not sufficient to
support a conviction under the second
count. The court erred In refusing 10
clearly charge tho jury the theory OF his
defer go on that branch Of the case In which
ho claimed that he mistook the assaulted
party for her older sister, with whom he
had an engagement 10 hsyo carnel Inter
course. The evidence Is not conclusive
that appellant assaulted the witness with
intent TO rape her by force. This being
the case the court should have submitted
20 the jury aggravated assault -nd hat
tory uron the hypothesis that she was over
i5 years old Reversed and remandod.
Opinion by Hurt. F. J.
TITLE VS., STATE, from Erath county;
conviction for rape and given seventeen
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FRANK WHITE VS.. STATE. from Nc
Lehman county. conviction for horse
iheft and given five years
Because no notice Of appeal TO This court
was given in the court below this appeal
Is dismissed,
Opinion by Davidson, j.
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Antonio. Texas s,s, or A e. ", s' sss
Ior men ,,a No. No. / i tSF catarfA.
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Free pills.

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box Of DIR. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
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stipation and Sick Headache. For Ma
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They do not weaken by their action,
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Sausage meat. 7c.
Lard. cs.41ac; pals. 5 @51ac;i. ga @714.
Beef steers. 6g81s.
Lambs, 6a9'
HOGS. dressed city GA c y ID; country, &c.
Turkeys, Western. iced 12@13c-
Chickens, North, broilers, 1591sc.
Turkeys. frozen, -9.-
Chickens. Western, iceds I001O1se.
FoWls.sNorthern, 11@l4c.
Fowls, Western, iced 10R1O1ac.
PRODUCE.
Butter. Northern cream. choice, 17l1Sc,
Butter. crm, Western choice 151s 617c.
Butter Dairy. North best, l4@l5c.
Butter, do good. 3c.
Butter, do common. 11G11.
Butter, INIT, crm 11912.
Ladle packed 90lO.
Cheese. new Northern choice 81sd9; West.
new 7971sc.
Eggs. hennery choice. 23@ % East 18c.
Eggs. Mich. choice, 161a4Asc.
Western fresh 15a16c.
Jobs. Aalc higher.
Beans. pea 05G1 80 mediums, i 05@1 10.
Beans vel eyes, 15@i 25:red kidd o5@1 Is.
California, 459I 65.
Hay-N York and Canada, choice $l8@$19'
Fair to good s16@S17.
Lower grades s129S16.
Rye straw-$16A0o 90.
Dat straw s0@s9 90.
Potatoes-Ar Co Hebrons. choice. bush 4o@45.
Potatoes, New York Hebrons 3594oc.
Sweets, }Y Dbl l 50@l so.
Jersey. 87@92,
Apples. new y tbl $1@s1 so.
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RAILROADS.
Boston & Maine r. r
WESTERN DIVISION.
In Effect September 8. 1896

WESTERN DIVISION.
Trains ieavs Portland. Union Station, for
scarboro Crossing. 10.o0a. m. 5.15. lao.
1000 a. M, 3 80. 5.I5. 6.20. M; Old Orch
ard Beach, 4.O5, 100 $40. 1000 a. M. 1920.
l45, $50, DIS, 900, $40. D. m. saco. Ken
55.l5' sos, s.sap. M; Biddsfosa. 100
6 2o - p M; IS y * f. 100,
North Berwick Dover. 400, 100 $40,
q. M: 1920, 800 10, sos p. M; Somers-
worth. 4.o5, 100. $40 .. M, 1920. $50
Say. Wolfboro, $40 q. M. 1920. $50 D. m. |;
Lakeport. Laconia, Weirs, Plymouth, $40
a; m, 1920 p. M; Wolfboro. Long Island,
$40 am, u 2op. m. Worcester via somers-
worthand Rochester,) 700 a. m. Manches
Ter Concord, (yia Rockingham Junct.l TOO a.
No. ~ $50 $50 p. M; via lawrence $40 a. m !.
A.o5. 100. t8.4O a. M, $780, $50 1905 p.
N: Arrive in Boston. 725, 1O.16 q. M.
Tor Portland. 7.S0, 500, $50 a. M. 100.
4.io 6O1 n. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Rochester, Pennington, Alton Bay.
o:3o p. M, Boston, express, 4.O5 a. M, Bosto u
anu way stations. LOO $50 p. M.
Arrive 10 Boston. 7.25 8. M, 500, 9.5S I'm.
Doston Ior Portland 3.4b .. m.
EASTERN DIVISION
Prom Union Station Tor Biddeford. New
q e1nrGypors Amesbury, Salem. Lynn. 400.
Boston, 200, 1900, a. M, $3.50, t1.45 1900
arrive IN Boston, s. 80 a. M, IL. 81, 400, 4.30.
S1t P. m. Leave Boston for Portland. 7.30.
800 a. NJ. 1890. TOO. 9.3Op. m.
NJ SUNDAY TRAINS,
Euf cbaoeford. Portsmouth. Newbury-
por,' salem. Lynn, Boston. {. 90 a. M. 1880
leave Rns,o IN Boston, 5.5S a. m.. 100 p
$50 p. m. ''oo " A' ''~S'
South and West AVA ~"
sConnects with Sound Lines for Now York.
1Mestern diyision to North Berwick,
western Division from North Rarwick Suu-
days only. "-S~ 1
Through tickets to all po,nts soutn and
West TOR sale az Ticket Office Union station.
D: y; FLANDERS. g. 2. ana +, T.. Eoston.
wa dit
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Portland and BoOthhay Steamboat Co
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Steamer Enterprise

viii leave East b5othbay every Monday at
10 a. m. TOR Portland. touching at South
Bristol, BoOthbay Harbhr.
Tuesdays will leave Franklin Wharf. Port
land, at a. m. for Pemaquid, touching at
Boothbay Harbor, South Bristol and East
BooGbbay.
Wednesdays win leave Pemaquid at q. NJ.
for Portland and above landings.
Thursdays will leave Portland at a. M for
East Boothbay, touching at Boothbay Har-
Dor. South Bristol.
Fridays will leave East Boothbay at 7.15
a. m; for Portland, touching at South Bristol,
BoOthbay HarbOr.
Saturdays will leave Portland at a. m. for
East Boothbay. touching at Boothbay Harbor,
and South Bristol
Connecting every trip at Boothbay Harbor
with STEAMER SILVER STAR for New Har-
Dor, Round Pond, Friendship, Port Clyde,
Tenants Harbor, Spruce Head. Rockland.
ALFRED RACE, Manager
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-17
FREEP0RT and FALMOUTH FORESIDE,
STEAMERS FOR
HarpsWell Center, Free
port, chebeague, Fall
mouth Foreside and
Diamond island.

On and after Monday, Sept.7,
Steamers Madeleine and Phantom. Port.
land Pier, Leave Portland.
For Freeport. Bustins Island and Harpswell
Center. 400 p. m.
Return Leave HarpsweI Centre, 6. 90 a. M.
Bustin's $40 a, M. Freeport. (Porters), I
a. m.
For Chebeague, Cousins and Littlejohns $50
a. M, 400 p. m.
Return-Leave above landings. 7.5o, HOO
a. m
For Princes Point, $50 a. M, 2.15, 6.1op. m.
Return-1O.30 a. M, $40 p, M
For Falmouth, $50 a. m, 1910, 2.15, 400,
6.I0p. m.
Return-6.oo, 500. 1925 a. m.. LOO. 400
D. m.
For Diamond Island, 7.2o, $50 a. M, 1910.
2.15, 500, 6.10 o. m.
Return-6.so, TAO. I1.B5 a. M. 1.so, $50
p. M
sept5tf E. r. NORTON, Manager.