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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22

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OK SAL "a, .-tv act' rs oi anu ho"' iiou''
20 I7oo S' oc res scventy m la west from
nnvttan ,,,,fi,. in,nrn,od ana ncar r,u
rnod sjat,nn q mnr acre "''' '0"'
io I'm Ssalut'' o. r. -, ,,,,, f..,,
,,l WV ac'es eiEn.e.u i'iies soutn nrul'.
diuus,o,., .''''''"s VA pa'' - Pe' "O'e'
1890 acres of short leaf yellow plns
timber land. estimated TO cut 5000 feet
OF lumber per acre on a 1i-inch basis,
six miles from railroad. 50 per acre.
$500 acres of fine fruit. vegetable and
general farming laho' vsnt ~ ies IRON,
Houston, fronting on buila'o bayou at
wv per acre.
~, ~ anu ~ acre ,iac's. ,nr.s "u n,,r,
bouse n, SO 10 40 per acre, easy Germs
snIendid lIttln Israzos ulantntlon at
tal nor acre
Nine lots and snlendld six room house
on Iia,risb,,,', ,n,5 ~ % htei h.rrain
Both imnro, ed ana unlmproved prop
.rty Ia oil n,rts 81 tbo cItv AT nrices in
49,, ~, ~, a" ,.,,i Ia ~ W tive,
~ ~ u GAffT RIM Buii dtnr
- -, t,a,.,,{St, LARGO
MY LIST Of homes IN houston - u large
and complete one, and "a sreat maHN Oh
them must be soln' Hoii' oilc 't n, ~,
tune may be your = iit at'ieHnb NV ~ g. Y
homes ranging from S'p 10 SloVn, a ~, ,a' 81
list of city 1913 am NnJ,co az 800 ~
srlrct rom, Jni "nd sitv nroU.'rtv
change your pIol,I ,,t,h ,'' 10, "a Iii lac
t+tillr an pIoV,' - tr"r AZ "rost n
HlNSrusea duI Hu,tJImms' Iinrse 49, N
NJ Notheet' ,,- =
FOR SALE-By order OF the probate
court l dili
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--On Uasy terms. cottage on
Houston avenue. all modern conVeni-
cnces; also cheap piaare land. sale or
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE Aforementioned detec-
For rates aud additional Information ad-
dress James McCane. p. o. Box No. $50
ll-s
Q. o. COTTON . BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjustsrs. - Main strseta
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FINANCIAL.

SOME specially cheap building aud loan
money tor choice loans. Stewart john
SON 2cGls Main street. %
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
DenOCratiCTiCket

DemOCraticTiCket
BRIAN AND sEwALL ELECTORS.
State at Large,
L. s. Smith. Winhoufne fearcs.
Ned d M ,"in"S'0"' IL T f. o 'HSS9en'
+, i i Amy Anssy. E + P EsN,,
A. .. Thumord. Milton Mays.
q. p. Hun.
For President.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
AnrtiTR sEWHiL.
e. A. CIiLBERSoN.
For Lieutenant Governor:
GEORGE y, JESTER
MARTIN NJ CRANE.
For Land Commissioner:
A. j. BAKER. ~
For cemplroller:
r. w. FINLEY.
For Treasurer:
W b. WORTilAM.
For State su X "a Rd,s, = Public Inst:
For Railroad commissioners:
All. ,s Il R 4 4 6 A Il, =
l.. j. STOREY,
For Associate Justice supreme Court;
LEROY q. DENAiAN.
FOR Associate Justice Court of Criminal
W. L. DAVIDSON.
FOR Ghicf Justice Court. Civil Appeals
First supreme Judicial District;
For Congress --Firsi district:
T. 4. BALL.
W. A. MORONEY.
JAS s'" K, p , t;!aGAs stI2Es'e''
j iSf ~ +, 'i nRoWNE.
" N, HOLLAND.
For District Judge.
JOHN @. TOD
+ W. N. SHAW.
For County Attorney;
JOHN Il WILLIAMS.
I'D r Stride.
For sheriff:
ALBERT ERICKSON.
!. ii. NJ cGRTIN.
ALBE f9F " A'f MKiNNEY.
For County Treasurer:
JOHN FARMER.
For County Surveyor.
W. A. POLK,
For Superintendent Of Pnblic Sohoolss
For Commissioner Precinct No. 1:
JULES HIkSCH,
Commissioner Precinct No. .:
b. A. MCKINNEY.
COMMISSIONS Precinct No. .:
j. q. EHRHARItT.
Commissioner Precinct No. 4;
j. n q. BECKER.
For Justice OF the Peace; rferinct No. II
&. r. FTTzE.
For c0p ". ". d sI@s!as' NO. !:
For 'p +, e. R sGSS n nsfc'n't u
r. N. coGtiLAN.
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w ANTED--WOman Tor general house.
and good cook. with first-class refer
cnces, Address H.. box so. Houston.
WANTED--lsnmetla good seam
stress ait Mr.. +, L.enk's. l2l4 Clay ave
WANrED-lf you are a Catholic, uncm-
rloyed.r snd viii work for SIS per week.
write AiacCcnnell Bros. il Franklin
street. Boston. Mass
EXPERIENCED advertising solicitor
wanted at 3Qi Main street. y
WANTED-N once. a good cook in prl-
waite family, German or Swede preferred.
must have references. Apply at 1901
Rusk avenue. city q
WANTED--Twenty men to cut wood; 81
per day; tools furnished. negroes pre-
ferrsd Wilson's Wood and Coal Yard
North end san Jacinto bridge y
WANIED--At once, good cook priva,e
family. must have references. Apply
or address, ~ Main atreet: q
W,;ANrEp-A good gardoner. with fam
lily. to work place on shares. references
REQUIRED. 4. II. G. this Office ..
WANTED-,A teacher to teach IN private
family. one who understands German
and music preferred. Apply with refer
ences 10 }. l.. Matthews. Sabinal, Texas,
Cvalde county. 2,
WANTED -Govern-ss- Address ". c. II
win. Dulls Ranch Texas. q
WANTED--Twenty men 10 cut wood 80
cents per day and board Wilson's Wood
and Goa Yard, iorth end san IaCinto
street bridge. phone 5l5. y
SIS TO $50 salary and expenses to sales
m"n for cigars; experience unnecessary /;
cigar selling machncs to customers. W.
l. Kline y Co, st. Louis u
STliN DGRNPHER Young man nndcr 10
who can operate Smith Premier type
writer wanted. Apply No. 1874. this Of
nee. u
W.ANTrD-l want an agent Tor o8ch Coun.
~ named below: Austin Colorado. Fay
cite. Dewitt. LaVaca. Wharton Wash
ington, Fort Bend. Waller aud uarris 70
sell the celebrated Buman's patenO
hold, latest patent out; only honest and
reliable men need apply. Address, julius
\. Kruger. Front and Walnut street,
New Tim Texas. -
WANTEt1--An active man al sl2 weekly
ana expenses, no fortune hunter wanted .
VIII guarantee permanent position II
right. If Interested address quickly
Manufactures" J.. .. Bon .50S, Boston.
Mass. 1911
SIS A WEEK EASY-You work right
around homr, brand new thing. no
trouble to make SIS week easy. write
10 us quickly. you VIII he surprised ut
how easy 1t can he done; send us your
address anyway It VIII be for your in
tcrest to investigate. write to-day; you
can positively make SIS 4 week easy
Royal Manufacturing Co. BOX q, s. Dc
uoit Mich. rs
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worlds magnetic heal
er; absolutely cures Dyspepsia, Rhcuma-
tism. Catarrh. Kidney and Female Com
plants; try Nitae-Ore Complexion Cream
and Soap Headquarters eos Main street.
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FOR SALE-An assortment OF seconu-
nJnd betting puleys. shafting, hang
ers. piping etc cali at the business
Office OF Tho Post. II
ONION SETS. schallots Easter Lily and
Freezia Bulbs. A. Whitaker, SOB Travis.
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FOR SALE-By order OF the probate
lot 4 block Il, two-story, twslve-rootn
house al private sale; bids are invited:
VIM Hunter administrator estate o.
Daisy Douglas, deceased. 70
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FALL SEEDS. ALL NEW CRoP-winter
Turf Oats. Alfalfa. Clover. new Rye.
Mediterranean Wheat. Barley. Turnip
Seed. Crimson Glover. garden and field
seeds OF every description, wholesale and
retail. Holloway Seed Company. Dallas
Texas.
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BUSINESS CHANCHES.

FOR sALE-The furniture and fixtures
god location. Address Nt9. this Of
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FOR sAI.E--That handsome residence 2ill
Caroline street; Will be sold at bar
gan II taken at once. CAL az pr misses
Iutchlus House. n
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N1ANA--A home treatment for uterine
troubles; investigate, at 402 Il M build
ing. lady attendants from to p. m
advice and health book free. a
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Nn nTTnDED 90 Yo(
N0s w AODILh 80 x0i
~
.-..---.-
POSITION wanted by nrst-elass barber
dr"s ~, e' " ~ ,sn ny " uus'n n AZ
SeN Ia. W AaS. -
PR NTER-An all round printer. riarred,
strictly sober. wants situation II, new 5
Or job oinoe,' viii work for living wages;
-AdoIes>s a. !. lingo. .-ors,csna, IeNas. "a
y,sfN,: ,r,r $780,. ,,,s,,I,,, =. a,,,c,--
daily or weekly newspaper. or place on
star of live paper. in or out OF city.
Adnress w. IS. H., box III CALDWELL
leNas. -
BY SOBER and lndustr. GUS young man.
position in general merchandise store,
have Also worked IN hotel and saloon
references, gwen, Auaies> Johh MS,,
= Srackcn kosAe. IsNas. ---si
SITUATION wanted by yoIrlg man u
FIX Seits eNner.enc",;s nsss re, 'rn g,l.
SNuuIe-s aN on1- Dun llo. >-..lisei vi. $500
WANTED-By young man, work Of any
kind. can give references Address s,5s,
this oince. -
STU ATION wanted as wit or work
around house in private family by In
teligent colorei nisn. Address l. II. a.,
tbs Office. ----.---.---a
SITUATION wanted by experienced in-
spector Of yellow pine lumber for en-
R,toxi Misc
,,,,,,,s ,,r,.,,, A..
SITUATION wanted by middle aged
beinafi, s,hsio. lor seneih nouTe "'i.
satoen worn Nuaress 700 'nis Once -
SITUATION wanted as homsskeepcr by
Young, pleasant wauow wi.nou. ihcnn-
pihuee' III wiuo"'r Yi ouc,eivs n 9.in
address $50 DIS of6ce. a
AZ, .,,,,,~,, -,.,.,,,.,
Win as.a wealthy People without chil,,
~ ~ 49, A.
lion or as communion for an ared lady.
thnse wantiup a servant ple1se enVc
your paper Address Willie Goldsbnrg,
Bartlett, I'Nas. -..---,---,------
POSITION wanted by bright, energetic,
experienced young man as store
sal~,ntn, onrK OF souci'or "hytnlnt
honvi"ne' NtS OF yWVn,nI,E WIN "a a ~, ~
sg9.Si'ou NhuI e's +" l'i"'e "o'"e'' '' ~,
ull.SS.
WANTED-Sttuaiion by man and wife
twhitcl, wife good cook and housekeep,,
er, man Will do any kind OF work VIII
Worh Suean; ~ lul ess a.,s. ,llls OH. :: -
BY middle-aged Enelishmsn, situation,
understands horses, GOOD hover EdiNien-
er. a. u. H., NiS Jefferson avenue, city;
-
WANTED-A situation as cook or
around house to tend to horae, etc, age
90 ycarS h,,ele man VIII y lop In w, ny
MY Vi iiouSs"n' N'ur'as '''i' '"is ' -,
nee =
SirUNI ON NTED-A rico young
German girl wants 5000 place, cooking
or house WORK Address Miss Baker
this Office %
SITUATION WANTED-By a boy. can
tend to horse and yard work. Address
9,1S, this office. y
"a, >,.,,,.
NNN ~ ON VI any s,,nnn ~ Souu's
,Iih pl E"ou business uualilchlloils, ii,s
wnrk salalv mn oiiSrt GOOD r"fcroncos
- - - w :, .il,- ~ l-----=9
a YOU Nc MAN asks for employment he
tore hunger forces him TO beg or steal,
mas good business cuuratoni test refer
~. c'lCoS. Auurcss -. IT, Ills VI ne. -
STATIONARY ENGINEER (maChlnist),
wants situation as engineer or Fireman
trustworthy. reliable and well recon
ElNsian street. ~
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WANrED--By a man and wife the man
agcment of a ranch or farm. Reason
abe salary Address u. G. Regain. Lib.
erty, Texas. y
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PERSONAL.

DIR. Il. $. HEISfG has removed his office
to the Binz Building, corner Maln street
and Texas avenue, second floor; telc-
phone. day and night, 7SS. ll-2
DIR. WIN. X. ECKHARDT has removed
his office to Binz building. rooms Sl5
and 3li. Hours. IL to Y and to 5. Phone
rs II 20
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MUSIC-Mrs Won Thaden. teacher of pi-
ano, Mason'S system of technique. is
now prepared to take some more schol-
airs; special attention given to new be-
glnncrs: terms moderate. Inquire AT
GruneWald's Music House. "A
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FOR sAIE-Four room cottage and
choice corner lot in Third ward $500 10
500 cash and balance on easy terms. q:
/ Palmer. tbs office
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LAMPS! LAMPS! MPS,-incandescent
lamps. wholesale and retail; armature
rewinding specially; electrical and
railway supplies. The Bar1en-Sheeis
Electrical Construction Company, 9o7
Preston aNenua If
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WANTEi1--An active man al Sl2 weekly
and expenses, no fortune hunter wanted .
VIII guarantee permanent position II
right. If Interested address quickly
Manufacturer" l.. .. Bon .50S, Boston.
Mass. l2-li
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HELP WANTED.

WAiNTED-Woman for general house-
work; must he thoroughly competent
and good cook. with first-cass refer
Texas II
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYFE-
WRITING SCHOOIr-Mason block, Miss
Alice F. Harper. principal, makes a
speciality OF training stenographers for
practical bus ness positions. IT you mean
business. come and take course. If
ATTENTION, Farmers. Gardeners and
Fruit Growers-Bone and Phosphate
Meal for fertilizing for sale IN large and
small quantities Jules Hirsch, Sole
Agent corner Milam and Preston Hous-
ton inquire for prices in carload and
less than carload lots u-12
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Nine lots and splendid six room house
on Harrisburg road NJ n big bargain.
Both improved and unlmproved prop
crty In all parts Of the city at prices In
keop.nK With the fimcY
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

ST0LEN Night 81 the circus, Texas rad-
die. Stelzig make, also suit of on clothes
s. 20 re ward II left with Sheriff Erich
IN 20
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LOST DARK brown mule has old looking
face with white mouth no brands - r.
ward WIN he paid for return to Nn5
Washington street. u
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YOUNG man Of p wishes situation IA
Matchmaker, he - an experienced sales
man in leweiry store. can give best OF
rsfNreuca also speaks German. Address
L. A. h.. 150A Preston avenue. y
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WANTED--lsnmedla good seam
stress ait Mr.. +. Lenk's. l2l4 Clay ave.
nue.. ~
WANTED-1f you are Catholic, uncm-
rloyed snd viii work for SIS per week.
write Mact'cnnell Bros. il Franklin
strert. Boston. Mass
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COOK An anound cook wants a uation
small camp boat or section, steady and
fc8ablc. references ia Houston. Ad-
dress c. y, this office. 2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15

conducted by a committee. one member
of which n director In the Scaboard Ale
Line. and another the president OF the
Trust Company which Is the chlef sup
porter and ally Of the Seaboard Air Line
In Baltimore. The Scaboard AIR Line
then had ample opportunity to make he
investment I'm the Georgia Southern ana
Florida which was afterwards mad,
by tho Southern. This would have given
the Seaboard a line TO Florida.
The managers OF the Seaboard Air Limo
will not deny that the Atlanta and Florida
was offered 20 them. This would nav9
been another legitimate extension or their
line
Up 10 few months ago the Georgia
Midland was I'm the market for any
purchaser Tho Seaboari Air Line mad
ample opportunity 10 acquire II, and thus
extend its system to Columbus.
The Southern Railway Company has
made its investments I'm these properties
openly and i'm good faith. has materially
improved and Is still improving All or
them which Il controls with much benett
10 the public. and 50 far without compen-
sation 10 itself.
II the Seaboard Air Line does not or
cannot avail of its opportunities 10 on
largo IT'S facilities and increase its bust
moss n should not make public walls be-
cause others are more fortunate or moro
progressive.
Yours very truly.
SAMUEL SPENCER.
President.
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Literary Entertainments Ee.umed Undc
Favorable Auspices.

Tho summer months over. the members
Of the McGul Catholic Union bail with
0.leht the resumption co. their literary
entertainments. which in the past have
proven 500 succC ssful. making ON excellent
addition TO its many other pleasing fo1-
lures m fhlf given under the direction
of Professor y. Sebastian Rafferty, last
evening ls o. lo taken ass 900 example,
this season bids fair % equal. if mot eA-
gD.i. thD past ln point OF enjoyment
Tho hlll was crowded last night with
the members and their lazy friends. who
fhnronellv enjoyed themselves and spent
drhchfful evening. THE select musical
programme was ae follows
o.artoffc "Eycninc Boat Song Misses
Annie B. Kirk. BESSIE Iattoe. Messrs.
james W. llalioran. and Columbus Ca
soprano solo. "That Melody Divine"
1fa- Kate Hughes.
Iuer. "CheDrfuinces" Misses Annie B.
Kirk and Misc BESSIE Patfoe.
Duct. "l Would That My Love" Misses
Annie b. Kirk and Annie O'Donoehuc
soprano duet. "Nicni MecO' Miss Lulu
O'CDnnor and Mrs. B0ullr
BIAS. solo. "Towead0r.' Mr.. James W.
Duct. -rho Sinking ship" Mcssrs
James vs.. Hall0ran and Columbus Ca
BASS solo "IIyhrias tho Creton." Nir
William l.. F.nesan.
sopr, no Solo, "'IIs All for You MISS
Tcnor sclo. 'IIeaven Hath Shed a
Tear" Mr. coli mbus Canepa.
Recitation Miss Mamie Lecky.
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SundaY'- "Irllby'

The crowds still continue 10 take adj
vantage OF the cheap rates afforded them
for a trip 10 the seashore, and the ''iril,
hv' OF last Sunday was greatly en)oy.a
by the 30 people who made the trip the
weather being delightful; but Owing 10
~, oarl, fall weather which has set In,
Nessrs Niche & Adams have decided 20
rnn the last "rrilby" Excursion OF no
season on Sunday, September 10Th. These
cheap excursions have been greatly en-
loved by the citizens OF Ncnmon1 o t.lS
viii be the last one OF the season. tho
nnblic should show their fun appreciation
of Messrs Niche 4 Adams efforts to
Give them cheap rates by turning out IN
fun force and making II a great success
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Low nntc. 10 Richmond.

The Southern railway have put I'm n
rate Of one fare for the round trip from
all points on it's line within a radius OF
$50 miles from Richmond. account
speaking Of Hon. w. j. BRYAN I'm Rich
mond Friday night. September 18th.
Tickets sold September 18th good 10 re-
turn September 18th.
Extra coaches will be placed on regular
passenger trains TO accommodate all who
wish TO attend this occalOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15
Half Rates TO Bryan's Speaking Next
IrlInN.

The CLesGreake end Ohio railway Will
sell roi nd-trir tickets at half rates from
an stations in Virginia.
A special train viii leave Richmond
az u midnight Of the 18th for Norfolk
Newport News. Old Point. and interme-
date stations. Such additional service
Will be given as Will accommodate all
who may desire 10 take advantage Of
these rates. Any c. and .. agent will
furnish fun inform alton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15

y. Dixon. Mary r. Cousins. Emily -
Powell, Kate G.. Robinson. Matte T..
wills.
BROOK SCHOOL.
Jacob l.. Ezekiel, Principal.
Teachers Kate G.. watkins. tinnna =.
Evans. Florence 4. Aytcs, Lucy ). Nool-
SON. Susie B. Cump lsapeha NJ H"''
Kate VI. Harris. Ann. carter
FULTON SCHOOL.
Teacher Nelson Williams. Ut.
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Niagara Falls Excursion via X. L. & l.
and rennn. u. u.

Niagara Falls tours viii leave Wash
ington. ID. c., IN special trains via the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. at 7 80 A. NJ. Sep
TENDER nth The r.. T. ana T.
railroad will sell round-trip tickets from
Richmond for these tours al Sl4
For full information apply 20 Richmond
Transfer Company No. 93 east Main
street. JEFFERSON Hotel Branch. Byro-
Street Station, or
c. a. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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50 Broadway.
New York. September. y. 1896.
Hon. L. " Trammell, Chairman Georgia
Railroad Commission, Atlanta, Ga:
Dear Sir.-My attention has been direct
ed TO the letters addressed 10 you by Mr.
81 Johb Vice-presldent Of the Seaboard
Air Line. under dates OF July -5d and z'th
last. and as 1 appreciate thoroughly the
appropriate rebuke which you admins
tered 10 him i'm the first sentence OF your
reply OF July 18th. 1 shall not nhict upon
YOU a discussion OF the merits or dement's
of the points at issue between the South
ern Railway Company and tho seabCard
Air Line. but Mr. 81. John has injected
into his correspondence with you so many
untrue and ihccndlary stat monts re-
pardirp the Southern Railway Company
and it's purposes. and has so endeavored 10
use that correspondence 10 misiead ana
10 inname the public mind against this
Company. that some authoritative denial
and refutation of his statements should
be made Of record through the same me-
dunn OF publication that was adopted by
him.
Until now have forborno 20 take public
notice Of these and o'hor STAT nents
equally untrue and misleading, because
outside parties injured ny mo action or
Mr. ST. John and his associates recently
brought the entire suhiectinatler OF tNe
controversy before Court Tor lidicidl ll-
vcstieaton and for IFS decision which
only recently has been rendered, ana ui'-
on after the decision any dis'ussl'n
would have been manifest. improper
Mr. 81 John's statement that the south
ern CAS- As well known. owns every snare
81 the capital stock of fhe Central ot
Georgia Railway" is impo -'n.e on ae-
cert.rco in the sense intended by him.
ana r,ouiree distinct QuaIilD inon
Tho southern has contingent henohciAl
Interest in either that stock or is pro-
ca.ls Int tho stock is la"lNllF N'.u ny
o.te~s ,,rder Court decisions with when
,.,..~ ,,.,,r,fesiou is familiar and the
co,,th.r, Railway company has meyer
,-.....t.,1 any control over tne stock, OF
either directly or indirectly over me op'-
rations of the property or lN.l COM a'.''
and 10 will not even seek I'D 90 -' 'N''N.
g., am ,,n,niiance with Jaw. The efhcl
relations az the Southern io lNe ''I'i 'l
NJ Georgia Company is now Hhl'' 'ol'-
eifs4afion hv your Commit JON. anu 'U'
Southern is ready 90 give i' 'li "ii ,'9
and knowledge in IFS Ioss son l' IT,
spoct to- 81. ... o,r-
II the Central of Georgia ii nor e..-
troileI by the southern it.''" t',
many. then DO follow IHil .t.
~, Interest in tho Georgia f.alIIu.,' 'i''
Atlanta and West foinl' o' ."'
Railway OF Alabama e..,.,-.,
.-,,..f- the Atlanta and West oi"1
49,, ,b. Western OF Alabama io iel.7e
49,. fhrou.h-car arrangements ''
..t..-9 Air Line which they arroln -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
he ii:- n
49, y: ! Zzz1zzw III! III


Tho Southern railway recognizing mo
fact that great many Richmond people
would like 10 spend their sundays NJ
West Point. have arranged 10 put In
rate OF 81. 90 for the round trip. tickets 10
be sold Saturdays, good TO return Mon
The Terminal Hotel al this point has
lust been opened under an experienced
management and everything has been
done for the comfort OF guests who may
20 10 that point.
For rates. tickets. and other informa-
tion. call at Richmond Transfer Company.
COS east Main street. j. .. Nerser, ticket
agent Southern Railway Station. or $50
east Main street.
]. c. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15

Tho offices OF the Kelley Institute OF
virginia are now located IN klchmohd a.
6l9 east Franklin street. for the cure o.
iiouor and drug addictlons and neuras 3
thenia. Write for cir .ular. Correspon
dence confidential. Address the Kelley
Institute. Box SIS. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15
reduced Rates on Saturdays During sum-

Commencing Saturday. June 6th' tho
Richuond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will sell round-trip tickets on
saturdays good until following Mondays,
al the one-fare rate. 10 stations on us
line. Tickets on sale at Byrd-sireet sta
ton. -
c. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager