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u 81
'' ~ '"e lost'
we aar L considerable demand for ,
change IN our fee systan, 80 ~ ,,. r
fees of county off,cs,s 80. ,
ce,,a,r ,-.ro.,..- N"' "'o'e d
'''NiN @ss'1e''t sum which, IN the opln
Ton Of the legislature, shall be a siffftrioot
salary. into the county ,rcasur,
tx uot tbis dc,,.,,t
.,., '"iN'- 90 We near "
'--"N''" ii-o'e ny d popuilsttc envy OF TIC
/ o-iicet receiving excessive einoluuinnt
than By consistent sy,nratbv .,,, 49,
"toor taxnevsrq,, 'i-'
- Oif'ial ices arc larger. In proper llon
s .''~n cue %! commanded for oIner per
MA a,,a,,,. iro Iequirlhs special eAuca,i5a
- NA'''''e'1ou' they should be reduced,
-. - ~'.'.S mat the proposition IS that
- sudl1 sun he pad, but the o.
~. y'oi Speonied gum. shall be covered
'''," cue 'tedSuIy i0i the oencut o. the
eNu0'"l puViie' When, as see it, those
VA W. p"y mise ices are the pdrtloa emit.
80 ~ ltllo.. IN greater part these ices,
- ~, "se''s"''ns monstrous' salary,
'u@e sH'h nightmare 20 many good
49, ~ no' lhlld py the taxpayers krn-
e,"''!' out " luultlnuais whose business.
, ,l.l OF misfortunes demand pat
N""su VI NV county OFFICES rich man
nlH! oi may not contribute largely to these
go S"'"'tS, ana can not see by what
-. ~ ~ t,sut 'he excess of such payments
nS tuu'F'nua" should lessen thc'r t4A Jay
=. - % NOSE OF the public generally.
,ia are 10 nave 'hanRe' certainly re-
49, s" 81, on slVeh those who are bur
oeheu py the present system.
mn ,na1 loee Tor some service Ivy
I'm, Nv u',,De's are 100 large considering
tpe redu1uon OF other values, and | think
NY Nsle'atute should wisely calculate
~ 1, een1iat shrlhNase OF values and re-
aI.' sum aees as can be reduced without
49,, ut,tu'"S we etlloiehoy OF any officer by
- aMe t'Unl MN lhe incentive for dill
s ,,',, 'uuus''F puhctuall'y' etc. the fee
"'r"
,,oars ,E su"' 'uhuitions give some Of
'ieels Nhat we may deem too large az
$500 a., suul as compensation, should not
'ne 1eaHINs reason tor the change.
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The Twenty fOurth l..,i.,.
l,rh, ''H''n legislature but few cav
,.'"' anu became law | see in The Post Of
december 81 that the Officials >,, 80.
IN give s5soss ', 'A' 0i'c'a's "ill ask us
rrett far tSo w 10 run the State govern
~ years olr governor. {. 4. Culberson
H. s,tisfa n,S government on s40oo,0nO, ia
he Twart.'l61fo Oh an reasonable men. and
called on ~ "o,n legislature will not be
fciencieg appropriate 100000 for de-
bolIeva ,hi .'so ana lo96-
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!ihst the powers Of the world could 10,
reduce Us 10 extreme want. or conquer Us
through cur necessities.
And to reduce the comparison sian fur.
Their, what an Independent and imperial
domain within itself is the State 0, Texas
We raise corn ard whes. IN sufficient
| quantities, or could easily do 50. to fur
nish the State brad. inca, also 10 suffies.
ent quantities. and cotton and wool for
clothing. We have an shundsncs ct fuel
| and timber. large iroa ore deposits. aud
| even sugar and tobacco. No o;her State In
the American Urion can show such eapa-
biiities fer complete comfort in case o.:
complete Isolation. Truly. ne live in e
grand State in q grand vaioa.
The record itls. made of more thaa SO
miles IN six days riding on a bicycle shows
the possibilities OF ihat Kind Of travel
Ing whe- thoroughly good roads are the
rale rather than the exception IN ials
country seed shat Will carry you ie9
niles a day ami more and requires no
feeding. only needs good roads 20 be-
come universe. HOUSEHOLDS institution.
Senator wolcot; has sailed for Europe
in search Of a composition silver and gold
brick
Preparations are very generally being
made by Confederate camps throughout
the Soush to appropriately celebrate the
birthday OF Robert Z Lec the lrh In
s;a-lt- The day ought 70 become a general
ana popular holiday. from the Potomac 70
the RIO Grarde
So Ear both New York and s.. Louis ap.
peer 10 be conten; 30 l@i Chicago enjoy ,he
glory Of the Creates bank failure.
Tho multitude OF protests from sock e.-
changSs and boards Of trade against rec
ignition OF ihe Cuban Insurgents is an
other illustration Of the fact mat capital
is ''skserT" In q esrH fight. however. cep-
haFs courage reaches tha stage q. bold
ness.
The Kansas CITY Times suggests that
re are about 70 swap a millionaire presl- I
Gent for president Of she usAloaaires. /
Major Mckinley has aoi 20 Hanna for
procession aE7iast The Once seekers Nov. /
II the major had some o,hee good q,ne,
place stakei o.; 10 escape from Hanna /
vhe7 Jhe ariion really begins. he would be 1
,fuly a .aeNy man.
The American ;octesu players are back |
from MeSico. aiter having possibly sown /
ne Dragons ieeth lu thai peaceful iars. 1
81 an ssiicare II the ovcrshufowirE I
sa.iieaaoo - the recon, assertion Of *. !
cl'ikc saperl0Fiy osr otrryihins 4.sa
% s'g'' e nll be- noted ilat Private Sc.
e'Hfy thurher ntsr p1it word since
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on some OF the leg :
laiiye measures that
should engage the
attention OF the
Tweuty-fl fifth legisla-
ture, will say first
that. as the legisla-
ture will be Demo-
cratic, ! presume
that the platform
demands in regard to
education, the Con-
federate home, asy-
! Il m accommoda-
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of too much rather than from the ~
of. legislation. Tentative or experimtrI
laws are always dangerous, and ,nlr1
I there is a necessity for a new law. or \
a change or repeal OF an Old law, eei,k|
icrs should be very chary about the n
sertion OF their individual views n n
! statute books
The coming session of the legishtrl
promises to be one OF great importas1
and, judging from what know OF Tia !
| dividual members who will form that ~
as well as the expressions OF many
them which have noticed in The psntl
believe both branches will be largely ny
up of able and conservative men. in WIZ
hands the people of Texas can safely N
the interests of the State for the n
two years.
My district is a very large and populj
one, ii being the Pictorial district I'D
posed OF the counties of Bexar, Wild
Atascosa, karnes and Live Oak In n
district live over 100000 people, made !
of the different nations OF the earth r
whose interests are quite varied. Thenl
the live stock and cattle interests Of m
| OAK and Atascosa; the agricultural inul
est OF karnes, Wilson and Bexar, and =
, commercial and manufacturing intend
OF san Antonio. the largest and most n
nopoiitan city in the State; and into 81
city constantly flows the wealth Of Ws||
ern and Southwestern Texas, as well I
that of the Mexicos
San Antonio is now n railroad ceptl
and is reaching on. for more roads, a vi
as Tor number of additional manufactrj
ing enterprises. Therefore, in a disth|
composed of such varied wants and d
peftant interests, my task will not be I
easy one, and look forward with degll
Oh concern TO the Important local inferred
Whlch viii confront me In shaping legisY
t1on Tor this large and growing section
our State.
Texas is a great and growing STATE.
resources are almost boundless, and !
as yet largely undeveloped. and belsJ
ana hope that her coming lawmakers II
not be found placing any obstacle ID
way OF her future prosperity. sines
Trust that they Will not do anything 10
Tara or discourage the building Of n
ROADS, manufacturing establishment
otter classes of industry, ali vi which n
TO the material welfare of the whole n
pie OF tine State. Capital is timid &
should be encouraged to come to our Sd
and help us to develop it, This will bes
NJ all classes OF the people God foh
that any man should ever seek to perpG&
go ,,, bVi.'l'at power ~ WORKING on
~ 800 vi tne people IN an ettof' 70
iaooi asaihst eapita!, Tor they
. mi" pr ,, ana should walk hana
hand. Then let us make laws to prod
each and to foster kindly feeling betvu
each. This will develop our State ~
faei,nr ."rs anu eIeate an era Oh
~ W., a. ~! Own course as mtls
Nv, ''"s , ~! Shaii NO. iaNor ahy m
49,, ,,,1,, 1.n.e" " crush OUT OF aesu
49, 80 '"Nus"s VI 'es'tiihate ciass OF W
-, eire.si as a ueihocra' on ~
49, r.-e'oI ~. anu am anu nave ss
-. "a emu az .io'Ii cohNlc,ioh' anu
~, .n,nV Az oo"te lnose measures ~
e,,ad, 80 W. Pcoiie III oui pia'io'~
uo,a NV 'a"
,io ,., el,ihN we ought 10 %
h i re- ,a .o,san anu as CONSERVATIVE as
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lectors and other officers win \.
duty this State has no use for M. y
cial sau
There VIII be q strong fight "a,
stitutional convention In. tho Twos. 4
but believe our organic law ~
enough. Under our present law ~ ~ =
dis.ranchised on account Of povss.,
our representation can not exceed TX I
b.rs. and we elect our officers ey... n
years II we were to make new con s
ton, doubtless there would be an &C.,
amend 1t at the next session Of the NV MI:
ture.
The questions OF uniform sa-;.. +.
books. railroad. insurance, etc. vii,
the minds Of legislators for quite ~
but think the session will ad,oss'.
ninety days. s
With best wishes. | am, very truly s.
R. +. Rert.~'
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Texas needs many
new laws. | am In
favor of keeping as
much power In the
hands Of the people
as possible; only
delegate to the State
power to protect
life and property
restrain the bad.
protect the good
There vas over 100
bills introduced in
that | don't think
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The Text Book Inv.

Seaiy, Texas, December 81, 1896 1t ap.
pears rather remarkable to me that a law
so much needed as text book law, with
no valid objection to be urged against it,
should have a sufficient amount Of oppo-
stion to prevent It's enactment
Away back in the Second century when
Christianity was in its cradle, Basilides
introduced the Greek word "gnostic" 70
the religious world. that meant knowing,
or 'allwise.' About thirty years ago. more
than seventeen centuries later Professor
huxley, desiious of imnortalizing his
name. declared that in religious matters
"e knew nothing and gave that belief
the name 'agncstlcism." to the word
shostic he preiixed the letter "a, the TN
Eiish equivalent of which is "un." or
not the word thus signifying am
Knowing, or mot wise" Here we see
these two theories. dramatically ouposed
to each other, zealously advocated by the
brightest minds, so acknowledged then
why should NC marvel to see our common
legislators differ on the clearest and most
simple questions?
aver that there is not a single valid
objection that can be sustained against
the adoption, by law, OF proper text bools
Tor a term OF five or ten years for our
public schools. The advantages to he de-
rived from such a law are numerous
"hiie the pecuniary saving to the masses
Is not the least The saving would be tn
those who most need 1t. Under the nres-
Ont system every new teacher. of course
requires his pupils to use his choice of
books, thus involving an extra and en-
tireiy unnecessary expense each year TO
lhose least able to stand II. This change
is liablc TO take place every year. or even
very torn oi school aud a poor man with
from four to eight ohildreu to school
must suffer- this enormous tax Of from 81
70 $40 or even $50. or otherwise his chill
drtn must 90 uneducated Look AT the
SUBJECT as we VIII We discover numerous
wrongs II is wrong at the hands OF III,
STATE TO permit or allow such an unneces-
sify expense upon those unable TO bear il
II Is wrong because ii helps to hujld III,
and enrich the soulless monoplfes. i; il
wrong because il diyerts the money thus
paid out from those channels calculated
=" l'NhF4 ING business community the
most prosperous it is wrong because this
constant change OF school books materially
lnterferos with tho progress OF The nunil
III the necessity Of his becoming acouhint-
ca WIN the styles. principles and rules OF
'he ne" hooks each year, and We coula
name many other wrongs. but this mnv
sufhce for this time
We are aware that some legislators m
wiser than the late Professor Huylev viii
uo"ptiess develop as great degree OF H.,
m :, spirit as that great mau did
reasonable arguments aud tangible evi-
uehces are what We have to deal with ana
Wha' men. especially he peoples Law
makers, should be governed nv The rr,,er
mas seen the text book law in working or.
der In several States and il ALWAYS gro,rs |
IN te'e' Win the people. but naturally |
enousu such law would meet with vigor. !
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came TO me i.
time since. | d
say that since i
election l hs,|
been so engaged |
the courts and |
other professiusI
duties that I essl
not give leglsllu,
N a t t RS IN
thought and irys
tigation which
had desired
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Large Wheat Acreage
Breckenridge Texan.

H0NVNIUTIVse IeAIln, n.
frcm tho inquiry we have been ap's
make, wo are of the opinion that ~ =,
acreage Of wheat Il sown In Stephens COY
~ and with the present season ~
ground the prospects for good ctW'
promising.
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fof' Bend county boasts Of tho ske,e,o.
OF masiodon recently unetr,ho1 ,g;,h;n
,,s confines, The ribs arc nine feet Ionn
w"i,n would indicate the paor beast died
81 starvation previous TO the grlss acc
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And now comes some crank aud suc-
gesis there ought to he thirteen months
IN the year instead of twelve When il
comes to paying house rent and settling
ollis' there arc too many months ALREADY.
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| untii THE sss-sas,h,i cissFzs tson Of the nice
| tsenth es9,si arN : fVrEoi rem ia The blaze OF
1 ne w'~r ard rrsnier achievements II. life $
real battle. TODAY self lg supreme
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) s.r az detia5rs loft and night.
ana never ask what for
| want to hght. both Az, ana 49,.
Except IN case OF war. ' "'sh'--
Washington Star.
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SENATOR GOSs.

SEYMOUR. Texas. December IS, 1885,
In response 10 your request for my views
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REPRESENTATIVE BERTRAM.

RELY SPRINGS. Texas. December 90
In reply 70 yours of December 10. will say
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rom he New Orleans Times Democrat
l Gnl0n
Firccrdckers.

tesNel ihAt, II the
touching off nf the explosives were confined
to Christmas Eve and Christmas pav
New Years Eve and New Years Dav. and
If frolickipg with them were kent within
reasonable bounds on those four days
there would be no great objection nm ~,
part Of the community 10 the Indulgence
in such noisy display. Such a conres l.
ALWAYS WILING IN r,.ta A. 10, ~" ~ We
ing generation. even though the leitins,
OFF Of 4 crackers can never be without
and 10 properly though 1t is certain Ia
cause accidents by Frightening horses and
though il means positive anguish TO in
valida and to persons of birhly-str,,np
nervous organizations
But, IL Is hardly necessary to saw tina.
tho firecrackcr nuisance has moi heon
confined to the four days' limi, MIR has
1t been confined within what we ventura
to can reasonable bounds HINGE rracI,.s.
known as "eaunons. and thoroughlv do .
serving OF the name. have been quite fire.
quently used as well at Christmas limo
as at New Years time, and the dorona,inp
Of these monster explosives. which CON
tain large quantities of runnowdor bas
been as deafening and terrifying as thn
effects of tho explosion of them wero dan
gorous 70 persons happening within their
immediate range. These cannon firecrack
ers, We are sorry TO say. have in nos, in.
stances been handled by erown S,on "a,
the ho0dlum or semi -hoodlum staun, s,d
II has been observable thar Wills -.
generally saved their own skins wbo1a ~.
running into shelter whi.o tho fuse n.,.
burning. they did not trouble ,hemss,,,s,
IN the least about the personal ssafe,v -,
chance people who might happen 10 be
pHssins.
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Cnn 60 One ncttrr

hNltun journal,
should New York send Chaate 10 the
senate Texas could so her ons better
and send a HOGS. '''
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Iucapa bic
Bank
Supervision.

S ireffciency of bank SUI
"uP'' ''S'o"' pervisiou under our sys-
tenn theoretically. banl;
failures involving loss 10 anybody but
stockholders are impossible. Theorelically
misconduct on The par; OF bank officers and
neglect on the part OF directors are secure
ly and perfectly guarded against. In prac-
teal fact. all thesc impossible things are
OF common occurrence The trouble is not
with the system. but with its admins,ra-
ticn We have never yet had a comptroller
Of the currency who really did bis duty
with fear or favor We have never yet
had one who w5s not appalled, by the dig
nifty Of the bank officers whose conduct it
vas his business to scrutinize in order 10
keep them from stealing We have never
yet had one with strength OF character
enough 10 refuse to become the CUES. OF ;he
very men whose accounts it was his bust
ness to examine and whose conduct il was
his duty 10 supervise.
I he National banks are generally sound
and they are generally well conducted.
thanks not to the supervision exercised
over them but TO the integrity OF their off
cers. Where they have been unsound the
fault has been in nearly every case directly
traceable to the compleisauce of the comp
troller of the currency or to the ircapaciiy
or dishonesty of his examiners.
For twenty years hardly onc bank has
disastrously failed without fragrant and
long continued misconduct on the part Of
its officers, which even a toerably honest
and alert supervision would have discovered
and arrested in time to avert the oatas-
trophe These recent Northwestern failures
only reinforce the evidence OF the fact that
we need better, more alert and larger
minded comptroller of the currency Than
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Of one OF these firecraciers-
Gaarino Is in hospital. with a good chance
Of losing his hand and so being MANNED for
life.
As II is obvious therefore, tina, the use
Of iirecTackers can not bn kept within
safe and reasonable bounds. the Times
Democrat submits to his honor. Mayor
Flower. and TO the city council thai an
ordinance should be passed. not to reg
uiaie tie sale and traffic in fircrTackers
and such explosives. but 10 prohibit the
sale and traffic ia such dangerous com
hrs'ibles altogether in the city o. New
Orleans.
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REPRESENTATIVES, t.t,,r -.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Decenbe, \
Replying 70 your communication Z,
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PROSPECTIVE LEGISLATION FOR TExas'
and Representatives Express Some Views As Mat Nm
Ought to BE D,ne

The
legislature the following f IS
publication he Post.o
coming legislature ' N
following additional replies have been eeved
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sz 3 S4 ILL., POSE iy.D 4. cd sos.
eemi.vNsskIy Post. ~ cols. per Week

Entered as the rostoaoe 81 Houston. TsxAA
~ eecond Class Matter
fuhsey-pt,on b, xns-D.,t, and sunday Post oss
year, o. 90: sir months. t&-vVi tsTos Eoalhs
eco. ono month. 500.
tuaday Poet. one yesf 81 50.
eeul-Weekly Post. Mondays and TbussdsyS one
year, 81. 90. sic m0nibs. 1i.c0i three Eo.ths'
Zoo; one fnonfh, LEO.
evnday Post. one yessSl.5o
Semi weegly Poef. MonGass a-s ThrrscAys. cts
Year, 81 ~: six Donths. zoe; three nontEe .s<
Eastern Business Dr4ce. e. Tr.ogne Buiscing, Ntr
YofS. . he 8. C. Beetwith Special Asrnes
Western Bnsirrss D.ics. .tF -rnc Hoekcsy,. th-
cago. Ths = Z. Bee with special AEsaf,-
c. q T. Holland. IrsRvcl4ng Auditor
Nov Lre4us, La -Dsa-bess Aeacquarscrs a. ia
ST. Cpsgies street. .. 4. A foo5ss, H. H. SAeeft
Agent
The Posts Trsreiias Agen;s-Co.nne " D. Casei'
Genera Travelling Agent. WIZ y Lc1, . n
b1pish. Il. X HsIlAcG and e. q. Cary
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HOUSTON DAILY POST
Houston Printing COMPANY.

3. Z WATSON, r. n. JOHNSTON.
q. s ;. r'1SiraEs, s x.ss rrs.'a'aI
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From the New York World.
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The bank failures In the
Northwest invite atten-
ton anew to the radical
ireffciency of bank SUI
pervisiou under our sys-
TEN. theoretically banl.
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Special sian Commissioners.

AT AusTTN--l. A. Petit. office il the
State Capitol Building.
AT DALi>AS-James Hays Qua-ies.
Windsor Hotel.
AT GtAI.VEsTON--J. X. Sullivan. Office
In the Evening Tribune Bailding-
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial, l5i. Business, iss
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So Ear both New York and s. Louis ap.
peer TO be- content 30 lsi Chicago enjoy ire
glory Of the Creates bank failure.
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The Kansas CITY Times suggests that
re are about 10 swap a millionaire rresi-
cent for a president OF she msAloaaires.
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The record jars. made of more ihsa SO
miles IN six days riding on a bicycle shows
the possibilities Of ihat Kind Of travel
ing whe- thoroughly good roads are the
rlle rather than the exception IN ials
country. a sseed shat VIII carry you iep
niles a dar and more sn4 requires no
feeding. only needs good roads 70 be-
come a universal household INSTITUTION.
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Tho multitu3o OF protests from sock e,-
changSs and boards Of trade against rec
ignition OF 'he Cuban insurgents is an
other illustration Of the fact mat capital
is "skserx' In q esyH fight. however. cep-
ttaFs courage reaches the sage q. bold
rrss
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Senator wolcoti has sailed for Europe
in search Of composition silver and gold
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Major Mckinley has aot 20 Hanna for
pro'eet.oE aE7iHst The ofhce seekers. Now.
II the major had some other good quiet
place stakei out 10 escape from Hanna
vhea The action really begins he would be
tsuiy lucky man
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Preparations are very generally being
made by Confederate camps thro1sho1,
the SoA.h to appropriately celebrate the
birthday Of Rober' T. Lec. the lsth In
siAa'- The day ought 70 become a general
ana popular holiday. from the Potomac 20
the Rio Grarss
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s

i caused Is torpiI liver, Which lrcve3!tS 0..-,
,Dn ard permits food - f~rIUemt and In.tr..! IN
ne st0m.ch. Then in..0w. d.kzl..s. L...Iac.l.
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i2xe s3lANg %ysT=Na For All
S.,UEnrEF Tra" CT Nov 2S 1897
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT OCALA

30 - aNIEg Oca - 2+1 solid train, connecting
EHNcto>s with Pullman sie follows: Waycross
via Nc tgomcry and = X h WaycrOs Nashville
"col ~ "a ana Chat tloo and " aycrosS 10 New York via
Atlantic Coast Line Pennsylvania Rail-
IL Mas yl! Gr",r h the Cicag Limited Ves-
Evansville al
Train leaving
ia Ganesv ma High Springs Pullman sleeper PcrtTampa
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