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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-23
RAILROADS.
N0E Chesapeake and
Ss,uTe Chic Hallway.
EFFECTIVE JANUARY ]. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
IItnA ll--IfIll.lHl Al.A.|G...


BROAD-sIKEEr STATION.
$50 a. NJ, Daily, with Chair Car for
local stations. newport News.
Ola Point, Norfolk. and Ports-
mouth. Connects daily WITH
Old Dominion steamships Tor
New York.
1855 Z. NJ. Daily, with Pullman. Tor
local stations, Newport News.
Old Point, Norfolk and Ports
NOUN.
1900 A. A.. Local train. except Sunday.
fCr ". Chiffon Forge. Cone
meets at GordCnstiIe Tor
orange. Culpcper Calscrtou,
Manassas, AieNandfa and
MashiugtOni az Union station.
Charlottesville. Tor Lynch
burg; at Basic for hasets-
town.
2ls p. NJ. Daily, with Pullmans TO Gin
clunatl, LOulsNilt, ana ~.
Louis. stop. Only al important
stations. Meals -ttNtn Oh nln-
iul Cars. No Z, Local Train.
except Sunday. follows ABOVE
traln from GcruonsYilie TO
s.,o . n Arromfnodatlon. except sun
Wv day. for Charlottesville.
,f.oo y III DAILY. i,r Cincinnati, Win
iA''" pullman 60 CoFiuston, va;
and C0rdCusvlle 60 'mclnnat
and Louisville. Meals seiFel
cn dining cars ,nnN'.l ~
stanton except SUNDAY Tor
Winchester. VA. .II .i ''.
meion. Ma. daily inr NftiNh
iiUf SIftn--.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-23

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-23

w ANTED TO SELL d.. siiAK.t i..,, Ut
rri,p 'TsIrrr.DiNG LOAN AND rltl 81
COMPANY. PAYS The best dividend on
amy company ln the city. 4uul. a.,
BOX 33, Richmond T.. d., richmond ''
rrTRNlsuED ROOM WANIE..DI, , "a
L minister wishes ~ lsN SIR
FRONT ROOM with uee of bath. gas,
frr and servants attention between
,..t I'> f1 ia22-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-23

BROAD STREET 0iAi ION.
$40 A. NJ. Daily from ,.l...litt., o,s
~ Point.
Louisville.
$40 p. II. Daiiy. from Norfolk and Old
Point.
TAP N Ez.eot sunday. from ~. CNf-
ton Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
$40 A. NJ. Except Sunday from CO.
lumhil
$40 p NJ. Daily from TVnchhurg. Lev
ineton, Va and oNff0n Forge.
JOHN ID POTTS.
Assistant General p1 .rcnrrr agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-23
Flag OF Cuba

in its colors Of red. white and blue. and
the court of arms I'm the same colors.
The lithograph appropriately framed will
make a most valuable souvenir.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
COTTON CROP REPORT.
STATEMENT or THE CONDITION IN
THE MEMPHIS DISTRICT.
Generous Mains Have Fallen-rear
Of Failure Has Given Way
20 Confidence.

Memphis. Tenn, August 2a-'The regn-
lar monthly cotton crop report for the
Memphis district which embraces West
Tennessee North Mississippi, North Ar
kansas and North Alabanc. 10 DO pub
lshod tomorrow, will say;
The weather during the month has been
favorable Tor cotton and quite an improve
ment In the condition OF the crop Is noted
Generous rains have fallen In every Sec
ton of the Memphis district and the plant
has made rapid growth and development.
The change IN the general outlook from
early In July Is marked. A fear OF failure
to a large portion OF the crop has given
way to confidence In tho future, which a
late fall will make certain OF a full aver
age yield of the staple IN all this section
OF the country. Three hundred and eighty
four out of ilt correspondents report the
plant as forming. blooming and boiling
well and only sixty say 20 the contrary.
Three hundred and twcnty-eight report
the crop In good condition. fiity-four in
fair coisdition and stxty-two III poor con-
dt.on. Three hundred and ton report IL In
better condition than last year al this
me, eighty-six not so good and forty
eight about the same. Tho crop as a
whole Is fully three weeks later than last
year and while picking VIII begin In AL
the four States early in September II VIII
not become general until towards the
closc OF the month,
OF the corn crop i6s report II In good
condition. ffty-two IN fair condition and
go in poor condition. The yield OF this
cereal was cut short by drouth and IN
many sections not more than half a crot
win be garncrcd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
A TEXAN IN THE NORTH.
John Waddy Tate Sailing Around
Chicago and Through Iowa.

John Waddy Tate Sailing Around
Chicago and Through Iowa.
John Waddy Tate. general agent OF inc
Maple Leaf, with headquarters at Dallas,
Is floating through Iowa and around the
metropolis of the lakes, getting acquainted
with the officials of his line. also meeting
the shippers Saturday he saw the pacing
match between Joe Patchen and star
Pointer at Chicago and then TOOK IN 'he
roof garden.
The Great Western recently had spe,
cjal train of fifteen large furniture carr
filled with 100000 pounds Of wool snipped
from St. Paul to Chicago. Mr.. Tate was
at the former place and assisted in photo
graphing the train. The road few days
ago made public its earnings TOT July,
which were 1882 SOC gross, an increase OIL
s4S. 44O over the same month in 1875. the
net earnings amounted TO $ll2.265, gam
Of sS4. s6S. President Stickney IS quoted
as saving that fully one-half OF the recent
increase in Chicago Great western earn
ings has been on larger passenger tranlc'
Wheat has begun to move on the SOUTH
western division but has not yet become
an important factor in the earnings on the
northern division. The outlook Is very
gratifying. so the roads Texas agent writes
10 a friend. and when he Is once more IN
the Lone Star State the people may an
ttcinate wonderful stories OF raiiroading On
the Great Western
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- -
CROPS IN MEXICO.
BOuntlful Yield VIII Require Addi-
tiOnal Railroad Equipment.

BOuntlfuI Yield VIII Require Addi-
tionnl Railroad Equipment.
The prospect of good crops on the main
line and branches of the Mexican Central
is exceedingly bright In the Laguna coun-
try, 10000 laborers will be required to
gather the cotton crop. This number is
5000 more than was necessary to pick the
cotton last year. The Central officials
have been asked, in view Of the large num-
Der OF hands required, to make special rates
from various points on their line. There
are also reports of abundant crors in and
around San Luis Potosi, there having been
more rain there this year than in any
single year before in nine. From 1rapuato
to aimee, on the Guadalajara branch, crops
of all kinds are exceedingly fine. To move
these immense crops every freight car
on the Central will be needed, and in or
der to meet the increase in local freights
the Central has ordered $50 box cars 12S
coal cars and twenty one engines. This is
in addition to an order previously made
for $40 cars and twenty engines, part OF
which have already been delivered. The
approximate earnings OF the Mexican Gem
trail whole system for the second quarter
of August were S2l6 l03. against sl71,6S2
for the corresponding period OF 1896, max
ing an increase of S44,42 increase for the
month sol ESD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
Notes ana Pcr.cn.,..


Judge Ford of the Bay Shore line left
last night for Austin.
Conductor Scott. for long time on the
Santa Fe between Houston aud Galveston,
has been made depot master at the new
depot at the latter place. Conductor Will
der OF Temple has been assigned to the
short run in Mr.. Scott's place.
The Denver road will run an excursion
to Galveston next Sunday from all sta
tions south of Amarillo. the maximum rate
being S. for the round trip. Tickets will
be sold only on August 2s limited until
September I.
The four lines most largely Interested
in the movement Of grain from the South
and West are the Missouri Pacific. Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas, st. Louis aud
San Francisco and the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy. II is estimated that these
lines have distributed 1880 empty cars
In the wheat growing region. This equip
ment is looked upon as merely an advance
guard and Will be increased daily
Railroad earnings for the last four weeks
show very satisfactory Improvement: Sew
enty- eight roads. second week in July. s5,-
SIC, 956; Increase. $40 per cent; seventy
five roads. third week in July, s6,l2s. 1903,
increase 5.5 per cent: sixty nine roads.
fourth week In July. s9,l65 673; increase,
1915 per cent: forty-five roads, first week
in August, s4,449522; increase IL per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

Halletsville. Texas, August 22.-The
county commissioners yesterday let the
contract for two iron bridges. one across
the Nayidad river and one across Clark
creek Tor $500 The bridges are 10 be
completed by February /, 1885
Tho commissioners VIII meet again to-
morrow TO pass on the assessment roi's.
which show about same valuation as lot
1896.
Antonio. the tamale man. who has leen
in iail for several months on pistol
case. was released Friday, to be re-arrosted
last night en- charge OF assault with m
tent TO murder.
The Mexicans with whom he had the
previous difficulty are camped near tne
derot. Last night some one frei INTO
their camp. the bullet going wide Of lis
mark and striking a young man at the
depot. who had Just come III on freight
train. He was only slightly injured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
NERVY HIGHWAYMAN
HELD UP A MERCHANT ON THE
PUBLIC SQUARE.
Compelled Him, mt the Point of n
shotgun, to Open Two Safes.
Got Small Booty.

Goldthwaite. Texas. August ZEE. s.
Kirby Of the firm OF Kirby G. Cunning
ham. grocery and saloon men, was held
up by a masked highwayman last night
as he was going home about 1890. He
WAS blindfolded and led back to the public
square, held prisoner until midnight.
when he was led to the grocery store and
at the muzzle OF gun made to open the
safe. Mr. Kirby was then led out to the
to the saloon and made to unlock the safe
there. The highwayman got s52 He then
made his escape. No clue SO far. Partic-
ulars by mail tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
RIPLEY SHOWS HIS PROOF.
kilograms Concerning the New Or
lssns-New York Rates.
Mr.. G. II. TURNER SAID go AHEAD"
Mr.. Sargent Also Acquiesced ana
Tarin Was Puhlished, hut Has
since Been withdrawn.

Galveston. Texas. August 22.--Mr.
Daniel Ripley. general agent Of the Lone
Star line. gave out the following today:
I'm view Of the fact that officials Of the
Texas and Pacific railroad positively deny
granting authority for the issuance Of rates
from New York to New Orleans via CAL
weston. l quote the following kilograms.
which speak for themselves:
e. L. Sargent. G.. +. A., Dallas. Texas
G. II. Turner. G. F. A., Palestine,
Texas
Galveston. August i5.-Are you will
ing for me to put in rates New York to
New Orleans via Galveston, dividing
80 and so per cent. with minimum
from Galveston 10 cents carloads, 10
cents less than carloads?
Daniel Ripley
''In reply to this message received the
following telegraphic reply from Mr.. sar-
gent:
Daniel Ripley, Galveston, Texas.
Dallas. Texas, August 16.--Your
message last night regarding rates
York to New Orleans via Galveston.
Will be guided by Mr.. Turner'S wishes
In the matter. r. l.. Sargent
ION the next day Q7th) the following
message was received from Mr.. Tulrer,
general freight agent Of the International
and Great Northern railway:
Daniel Ripley. Galveston, Texas.
Palestine. August 16.--Message date.
All right; go ahead with your rates
New York to New Orleans. observing
minimum named for us and Texas and
Pacific. and keeping as much above
them as possible. Advise what rates
you put In. g. ii. Turner.
1.-The positive denial Of the Texas and
Pacific of having authorized the issuance
of these rates is unaccountable, in the face
OF these kilograms. The tariff has been
cancelled. The public can draw their own
conclusions as to why the Texas aEd Pa
cifc has denied giving authority for is
suance Of the rates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
VICTORIA LOCALS.
a New Paper Business buildings
Completed md Contemplated.


Victoria, Texas. August 2t.--The initial
issue Of the Guadalupe Valley Visitor APP
Feared yesterday; 1t VIII be weekly pa
per under the cditorship OF G. l.. Thur
mond. Jr.. and promises to receive good
and merited patronage.
Fifteen hundred bales of cotton have
been turned out by the three gins here.
and about 600 marketed here In addition,
bringing the total shipments for this sea
son close to 1000 bales There are more
buyers this year than ever before.
The new building erected by Mr.. Eu-
gene Sibley for the Victoria Furniture
company Is completed.
Mr.. Dave Cassety has moved into his
new store on Lower Main street.
Mr. Tom O'Connor recently purchased
the Senegele property on the northwest
corner OF Main and Forrest. and Messrs.
j.. NJ. BrowDson. Neville Fleming and
p. r. Austin purchased the Carter prop
erty adjoining: there are rumors that
brick buildings will soon be built on both
pieces OF property.
The pay car passed over the Victoria
division today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

engine, several miles out on the company
road. The train was running very slowly,
and In his endcavor to board the engine,
no missed hie footing, falling with his
right Lee across the track; the front trucks
passed over the limb. msnglinE Il Just
above the ankle. neccssitating amputation
about four inches below the knee. The
operation was performed by DR.. Martain
Of Olive. assisted by Drs. Hope Of Kuntse
and Ogden az Mona The patient u today
resting ~ well as could be expected, and
will no sent to the Sealy hospital at
Galveston this evening by the employees Of
Olive, Stcrnenbcre & Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
IT'S IMPORTANCE.

The Importance TO Texas, Louisiana and
can not well be over estimated. The in
adequate advertising OF the enterprise and
hard times will doubtless initiate against
It to some extent, yet 1t is believed that
enough of the leading thinkers OF the coun-
try win be here TO start this giganic en-
terprisc OH on Il practical and business
basis. There is not locality In the
known world where canal OF tho length
proposed ior this one can be constructed
for twenty times the estimated cost OF
this one of the same length, and few OF
the same length that would be OF rs much
Importance TO the country. Maps OF n
large portion OF the proposed canal aud
laterals have been prepared. and estimates
Of cost made after actual surveys and
comparisons OF government surveys and
surroundings. From Mexico to the head
Of Galveston bay IL already almost con-
tinuous Waterway, protected by chains or
islands from storm and tidal waves. For
this distance the only dry land excavation
will be from MataRorda bay To the Hraaos
less than one tenth OF the whole distance
From Galveston to New Orleans, the caral
would extend in Louisiana through sys-
tenn OF lakes, bays and bayous beyond
the Rio Grando the canal would extend
almost to Vera Cruz through deep natural
lagoons and bays along the gulf shore.
almost identical with those along the
Texas cost IL would come from the
orange, banana, lemon. yanlalla ana COT
fee region OF Mexico, through the truck
garden, fruit cotton. rice and cane lands
OF Texas and Louisiana, pouring these
products into the lap OF New Orleans To
distribute, at water rates through The
Mississippi and tributaries, throughout tho
whole United States. And the beauty OF II
all would be that II would be under the
control OF two governments without the
possibility OF being monopolized by private
sarparofiopa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
DiI,rnrth IL nend.

Gonzales Texas, August 22.-Jack Dill
worth, who was shot down in tho streets
by his daughters husband two or three
weeks ago finally died today He suffered
greatly, though at one time the doctors
thought he might recover. Jack was one
of the leading colored politicians OF this
county. and had been janitor OF tho court
houfe since its erection two years ago. He
had many friends among the whites as well
as the blacks. and was a reliable darkey.
Roger Carroll Is In Jail. District court
conyenes in January, 1898.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

Fahachie. Texas. August 22.-F. J r.
pport is an up-to-date farmer living
Rsh. He is called the "honeyman,
Pse he raises" honey. He planted
|ty acres OF cotton. and while here
Fdav laconically remarked that he
take cash for twenty bales. Tom
psun. a bridgeman. took him In the
TO buy the cotton on contract, and
Davenport said he believed he didn't
to trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
The Hoo Hoos a D~tro,t.

The ninth day OF the ninth month will
see the Concatenated Order OF Hoo Hoos
in confederation at Detroit aud in few
DAYS rates for the event will be made BY
all roads The Cincinnati Hamilton and
Dayton having the only Pullman line be-
tween Cincinnati and Detroit have mailed
to the different cities In Texas from whence
members are expected to attend. The
Texas membership comprises at least 1900
people. tho majority Of whom 1t is figured.
will be present at the annual gathering.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
REPRESENTATIVES, IN MEXICO.
port Arthur Route Anxious to Get
ships 10 That Coast.

Port Arthur Route Anxious 10 yet
ships 10 That Coast.
CITY of Mexico. August 22.-J' " hsn
and q e. Granniss. the latter director
OF the Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gun
railway are here to consult the govern
mont regarding the establishment OF
line Of steamers between Port arthur anu
Tampsco and Vera Cruz. 1t Is believed
that profitable trade both ways can De
obtained. especially in the interest Oh
Kansas City. The company they represent
viii put on steamers TO Liverpool and New
YORK and Port Arthur and desires to build
I'M connection with Mexican ports.
Should the government receive the prop
osition favorably the line will probably
be established soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

terday. nearly roo Of whom went TO CAL
weston. The others remained IN Houston
to enjoy the sights OF the South Texas
metropolis The cheap rate prevailed from
Calvert on the main linz and Austin On
the branch. as well as intermediate points.
In addition to the large crowd coming
Saturday night on the Houston East and
West Texas from Shreveport, about 200
train
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

Railway accident insurance companies
are looking with concern upon the
movements OF some Of the railroad men
OF the country in the forming OF an &C.
cident association among themselves to
be run without profit to any member
The change. It is said. is a great deal
cheaper and Just as reliable. II is thought
the Katy employees will form an associa-
ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

livery Hill, Fowler & Melville.
Cumberland. NJ. Marcowitz.
Clinton. Southern Pacific Co.
El Gallo, Waters-Pierce OIL Co.
Paulina, J. Moller & Co.
llymptou. Daniel Ripley.
Tesla, Fowler & McVitic.
Pensacola. Fowler & McVite.
fenemsha, Daniel Ripley.
Pencnoy. Fowler & Neville.
fotehele, J Moller e. Co.
j, Moller q co.
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Ihe MldInnd,. New card.

The Texas Midland has a new time card
which went into effect yesterday, conform
ing their time TO the Houston and Texas
Central and Frisco. In the running of the
Lone Star sleeper line. Their northbound
trains leave the Ennis union depot at i:i5
o. m. and 6:55 a. m. arriving Paris p. m.
and l1;2o a. m. "a
n M and 7;o5 a. M, arriving union deIot
al SIS D. m. and ll:l0 a. IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
ELBARED FOR GALVESTON.


Aeme (Br.). Greenock.
Aidersgate, London. July "a.
Eayo Mano (Br.). London. July "a.
Einel Tower (Br). Hamburg. to sail
bt l.
European (Br.). Wallace. Algoa Bay.
iulwell (Br). Ba!nes, due August TO-
fenoa CBr), London. July "a.
flenv.ch. due September TO-
delvet,a Ger }. due August -.
hemisphere tBr). Chatham. N. B..
nhlin. July 10.
aibernia (Br). richardson. at Roues
Ida. due August rs.
Lucina. Cardiff Via Vera Cruz. July
Madeline. at South Hampton Au-
Melbridge. at st. Nazarre July 10.
Eanette Liverpool. July 81.
plinda. Antwerp. August Il.
|Pembridge, Barry via Santos. July
Rhaetit. Shields, August I.
Rita t6pn.J. due August %.
|Sir Richard Greenville, at Antwerp
BIS.
Eenetia (Br.). due September 10
Starke. Archer. baltimore. July IA
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antn Fee Workmen Orgnni.c.

Purne, Texas, August PA fedora
|of the labor organizations of the
Fe employees was organized in Cle-
last week. About 1000 men will be
fented by the organization. Quite
pber of representative employees were
tendance from different points on the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
n.,xe.tnn nj Crowded.

Galveston. Texas. August 22-Large ex-
cursions we're the order again today the
number OF strangers in town being great.
II was cool aud pleasant throughout the
day and the visitors enjoyed themselves
heartily at the seaside resorts. IL was
thought early In the season tnat Gai-
weston was losing her popularity as sun
day mecting place but the way the people
are pouring in now makes II appear tiat
there was some other reason for the riea-
gorness OF the early excursions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
READY FOR The ARMY.
Buffalo 10 Gala Attire TOT the Az
nual Eacsmpment.
THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Canp Jewett IL . city OF Tents.
Dcautiful Arches Above streets.
CkildreA VIII rorm shield.

ready for the army OF veterans who are
on their way here TO attend the thirty
iirst annual encampmcnt OF tho Grand
Army of rho Republic. During tho night
hundreds of veterans and thor friends ar
rived and today they arc coming in by
thousands. 1t ~ estimated that nearly
5000 strangers wclo hcro yesterday ana
that from 1900 10 1900 came Ia today.
Tho various Railways report that IN ad.
dition to tho hunnrsds oi regular trains.
schedules have been prepared for aa5
SPECIALS TO arrive hero by Tuesday noon.
Among the pron,jncnt arrivals are Colonel
Carey WNmans, commander IN Ch OF
Ch,rkson's stan: ]. S. LOWS, past junior
viec commarder, ana Daniel Ross Of Will
mington, Del, a candidate for junior pico
commander IN chief,
Camp lewett, as the city Ct tents 10
known. Is all ready FOR Its inhah.,ants
unth O'Clock tosns ircw AFTERNOON a num-
Der OF posts are already Installed. Ample
arfanRemvfSs haNo been made at the
camp and elsew here for the care OF tho
sick, Three hospital tents have been
ERECTED al Camp Jewctt, each in charge
Oh a comr,eat star OF physicians.
Ainong Tho later announcements OF
Candidates I, suceccd Commander 81
|EMef Cldrlsson are the names OF James
4. q, Linvhan OF New Hampshire. George
sexton ~ tShoss ANA 9" n,n,, ~ =;
Pennsylvania. Colonel Wymans csti-
week Al soo1,n ,c,I Mn, IN. uu,nS Wy
mate cyor an ntt,'ndamrr wy 'a,ss1t -. ~
| the chose Of tSs vaic,,,p,. =" a., I'M soo y,
| rncampuent r,oicrei Nxm,ans ,,,ia IA,
40 ,ar "a ms tni.s.,no,,,, t%nr eau I'm, IL,
ona choice among the dclerates and ibat
| was Clnclnnati There serna 10 hc ~
| feeling he aaid annn. s,nn' ~ ,ha iS,.t-
crn pc,pio that San Eran"isco ,.an,s III,
encampment. but that ~ n m,s,nIc San
| Francisco ~ urau.rlny =, MAKE a h,d Az,
| iSg With regard 10 the en"a mnmcni he.
| ing held i'm Rlchmond Va, he asserisd
| that there is luih,n,s In il. The paople
down there do i,ct want Il and the Nd
| obl~,itsn l.. ~, ~ ~ - M ,t ~ ~, wy
| UNI icasoit complications over the color
W ~nn m nn ilssi,,g TINS view the
mcrd hns nno,,cJ 80. 49,, 49,, 49, y" 80. NJ
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brain workers should
ne HorAford,a Acid Phoanhate.

Or. q. II. Goodman. st. Louis. Mo-. sayA:
II have used II for several years. with
especially good results In nervous prostra-
ton, the suit Of mental efforts; also In
sleepiess condition Of brain wofksrs,''