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points IS above described, viii be made
p accordance with the provisions 81 Rate
Nctice No. ], g. G, A.sbGl.
Advice OF this action was furnished ina
nterstate commerce commission, IN Sun
piement No. . TO San Antonio aud Arkansas
rsss no. !, z, G, S., cfcptivo November
Effective February g 1899, proportional,
rates applicable to Amarillo. Texas. on
srafhc destined to Pecos and Northern
ieNas railway points viii not apply in
connection with the Port Arthur route.
Hates authorized 10 points on the Pecos
ana Northern Texas railway viii apply
only from Quincy. ILL.,, Omaha, Neb., Co,,n-
gu Bluffs, Iowa. and points on tho Omaha
anu ST. Louis, Omaha. Kansas City and
Eastern and Kansas City and Northern
connecting railways via Kansas City aud
A,chison, Topeka and Santa Fo railway.
hhectivo February 3. 1899. current rates
on potatoes and onions. from stations ON
We Rio Grande, Western and Colorado
Midland railways to Texas points win am
ply or gtraisht carloads OF those commodi-
ties only
Effective January Is. 1899. st. Louis tor
ritcry rates will apply on all traffic be-
tween. Texas points and points on the
Wabash railroad between Edwaresyiile
Tossing and Mitchell. H., vim and includ-
ing Edwnrdsville Junction, III.
Effective January "a 1899, current rates
on smoking tobacco will apply on ship
ments OF cigarette paper for advertising
purposes, attached 10 packages containing
smoking tobacco.
Effective January 81, 1899, combinations
o. locals through Paris, Texas. will be OBJ
served, as raxima, on traffic from points
III me indian Territory 10 points in Texas.
Effective January &C. 1929, rate OF 81 l..
cents per 100 pounds will apply on bones,
hcois ana horns. carloads, from Texas
common points to Colorado common points,
subject to established differentials from
points taking higher than Texas common
point rate.
Effective February !. 1892. rate or So
cents per 100 pounde Will apply on com
mon soap, value limited TO IL cents pcr
pound, on soap powder, straight or mixed
carloads, from st. Louis Mo. to Texas
common points, usual diffcrentiais TO APP
ply ~ making rates from points In de-
ined territories and 60 points taking
higher than Texas common point rates.
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MORE RAILROADS PROMISED.

Citixcns of wichita Falls Successful
In Enterprises.
Mr.. NJ. A. Spoonts, general attorney for
the Fort Worth and Denver City railroad,
was in the city on company business yes
terday. While he had nothing concerning
the object of his visit for publication, he
stated that Mayor Paddock OF Fort Worm
had recently visited England to try and
float sufficient bonds to resume the enter
prise of railway line from Fort Worth
to Albuquerque, New Mexico. and he dld
not doubt but that the project might now
be consummated.
II was also learned that the citizens OF
Wichita Falls are feeling very proud OF
their paying investment Of the line built
by them from Wichita Falls to Henrietta.
which has been leased. with good profit, TO
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway
and is now operated by them. They VIII
commence In short time the extension
OF another line connecting Wichita FAILS
with Oklahoma distance of some two or
three hundred miles and they expect TINS
10 result as successfully as their first en-
terprise.
night
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1 xntes and personaIs.

-
Mr.. w. X Morrow. traffic manager oil
the Sngarland railroad. left for New York
yesterday.
Mr.. A. A. Judges OF the Pullman Car
company arrived In the city from Calves
ton yesterday.
..Thc Prisoner OF ZeDda" company will
leave the city this morning via the santa
Fe for Galveston.
Mr. J. b. Donner prominently connected
with the Southern Pacific company a. san
TraEcigco. III III the city.
The Kansas City, Piusburg and Gulf Ia
said 10 have completed arrangements Tor
securing an entrance into Chicago.
Mr.. NJ r. Fitzgerald, prominent rail-
wav cnnraercial agent. with headquarters
at Dallas, visited the city yesterday
M i. b. Bone, commercial agent OF
the Cotton Belt, left the city yesterday on
business trip, but viii likely return to-
day.
Mr.. w. t. Glass commercial agent for
the Texas Midland. left the city last night
On the Southern Pacific for an extended
trip.
Major John y. Gary OF the Houston and
Texas Central stock claim department ar
rived In the city from Galveston yeHler-
day.
Mr.. GeorGc w. Gunpison, general man
ager OF the INLAND or railroad department.
with headquarters at 81 Louis, Is In the
city,
". g. Hawlsy, formerly president OF the
Houston and Shreveport, died At hts home
in Newtown, Conn, January IL aged %
years.
Mr. q. W. bartholomew, yardmaster Of
the international aud Great Northern at
san Antonio. is In the city attending
court
". Thomas Hume. superintendent Of
~ ssa Antonio division Of the lnserns'
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shors AT cLEaunNE.
Work IN Now Being Pushed ON the
e New BUILDINGS.

Work II Now Being Pushed on tn,
Nrw buildings.
Cleburne, Texas. January 2e.-The Post
representative visited the new Santa Fc
shops and buildings. Work. which was
suspended. has been resumed somo time
and progressed rapidly. The walls are all
up to both stone and iron buildings, and
the exterior work is about completed; ex-
cavations for pipes. furnaces, etc, have
teen nude. The yards are a perfect net
work OF tracks, an1 new switches have
heen added, at night the giimmer Of num-
berless lights flash In ones eyes as they
approach the round house. The part OK
the yards where work is being done is not
in its usual order owing to the presence
OF building material. big boilers ma
schinery, ETC., but will soon present the
customary peatiiess. Since the removal of
the cattle pens farther north the water
works has been carried to them. In fact.
water works has been extended as far
north as the Allen addition, over a mile.
The Santa Fe is still doing a very good
business, Notwithstanding the fact that
the holiday rush is nearly a month past.
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arARLrs BARELY ESCAPED.
Once BEFORE He Came Within Few
Votes of Being Chosen Senator.

Once BEFORE He Came Within Few
Votes of Being Chosen senator.
Milwaukee, Wis. January pa ".
Quarles, who made SO splendid fight for
the United States senatorship which is to
end in the balloting of the legislature
which begins tomorrow, is unique charac-
ter in the political history OF the Badger
state. Mr.. Qnarlcs IL II lawyer OF great
note and practiced for years in Kenosha,
via, from which city he was elected TO
was ii, the famous fight which senator
Timothy Howe made for recollection that
the name of Mr.. Quarlcs first figured. He
had not been dreamed OF as a senatorial
possibility at that time. One morning q
friend cast vote for him; Others iolloweo
IN the second ballot and he came within
two or three votes OF being elected senator:
although then barely above the required
senatorial age.
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tional and Great Northern railway, is Wis,
tttnC thr city


iting the city.
Mr.. ]. r.. Williams has been appointed
trninmaster OF the southern division o.
the Kansas City. PittsburR and Gulf, With
headquarters at Shreveport. La.
Mr. Hubert A. Loeffer one OF the clerks
OF the Houston and Tcxns Central general
freight office, is out again after a months
confinement on account of Illness
Mr.. Michael Williams has been appoint
ed soliciting freight and passenger agent
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. With
headquarters ut South McAlcstcr, !. H.
Captain S. II. Tngglc, superintendent OF
motive power OF the Houston and Texas
Central, arrived In the city yesterday after
an extended buainess trip TO North Texas.
Mr.. Mark Weiss OF Beaumont, connected
with the Reliance Lumber company also
passenger agent OF the Gulf beaumont
and Kansas City railway. was IN the city
yesterday.
Mr.. ed Campbell formerly master me-
chnnic In this city for the Houston East
and West Texas railway. but now doing
business at Louisiana. arrived In the city
yesterday.
The Texas railroad commission has au-
thorizcd the Gulf, Texas and Northern to
issue bonds at the rate of $3.50 per milo
on 1888 miles Of road from Orange to Mar
shall. Texas.
Mr.. w. +. Mcclure, general freight agent
OF tho Galveston, Houston and Henderson,
Will leave the city this morning for Lake
Charles La, TO be present at the lumber
mons meeting.
On account OF the |. o. o. r. meeting at
Dallas, February q TO TO- the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio and Texas
and New Orleans railways Will sell tickets
AT one fare for the round trip.
The Pecos Valley and Northeastern
Railway company has appointed Mr., u. L.
Morgan as general live stock agent for
the company and lines operated BY It, with
headquarters at Eddy, N. NJ, and Anna
IiIlo, Texas.
William II. Stockwell OF Alvin. Texas,
says that II Is proposed To build thr Ho-
senberg, Damon Mound and Gulf road dur
Ing 1899 from Rosenberg via Damon
Mound Texas, 10 the Gulf Of Mexico, dis
lance Of sixty miles.
on account OF Mardi Grap celebration A.
Shreveport, La, February 1914. the Hous-
ton East and West Texas railway VIII sell
Tickets on February II, ~ and ~ ~ one
fare for the round trip. with final limit
10 return February is.
president r.. r. Jcifery OF the Denver
and Rio Crandc railroad, who has just re-
turned from the East announces that the
company will spfnd this year s1.500.D00 for
new traci;g and equipment Sixty miles Of
the San Luis Valley Inc Will be changed
10 standard gauge, twenty-scven miles Of
entirely new road being constructed, The
company has ordered 5000 tons Of steel
rails from the Colorado Fncl md Iron
company.
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NJ G @, Jaaua. secretary OF the South
western Association OF Car Accountants,
arrived from the meeting OF the aesocia-
tion at San Antonio last sunday. He roe
ports very enthusiastic and harmonious
meeting, resulting in a better understand
Ing regarding the movements OF cars.
Among other ma,ters decided on was q
satisfactory understanding MS to what
ears would be included In tho stable car
balance. aud other like points brought up
In discussion for mutual profit
The next meeting will occur at Calves
Ton ON April 10. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year, Presi-
dent, w. r.. Lee OF tho Kansas city,
Pittsbure and Gulf railway: secretary. q.
q, laqua OF tho Houston and Texas Cen.
!ral; treasurer. +. NJ, Rake OF the Tcxas
Midland.
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Anna wAs nEAcHEn.
The Boat Can He Gotten on In
short Time.

The boat IAN ne GOttcn OH III
short Time.
Corpus Christi, Texas, January ss.--
Much uncasiness prevailed here yesterday
on account OF the custom house yacht
Alma. which left Brownsville ON Thurs
day last being overdue at least two days
A searching party, consisting Of Collector
j. j. Haynes OF this district, Deputy Col
lsctor southsate and several otbcrs, zen
here early yesterday morning IN guest q
the supposedly lost craft. and in the mean
time another boat arrived here from Cor
BUS Christi Pass with two OF tho Alma q
crew on board The Alma. which had
on board deputy collector of The
Brownsville district and au internal re;a-
nue. collector from Austin. ep route here,
was struck by strong southsaslerly WIND
Friday night end drisfn onto tho beach,
where she remained temporarily. aud two
Of the crew etsrted fer Corpus Christi 20
seek relief 10 get the boat on the beach.
which will probably bc done at orco ana
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Now Charter EIlcd.

The State attorney general has approved
the amended charter Of the Dallas Tcrnit-
nal Railway and Union Depot company.
changing the name to the Dallas, Fort
Worth and Gulf, and providing for an exc
tension from Dallas TO Fort Worth.
thirty-two miles, and the new charter has
been filed with the secretary OF state. The
new company will have the same directors
and officers, with w. c. Conner OF Dallas
as president II Is expected 10 have the
extension completed by next fall.
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coRsIcANA TO SABINE PASS.
survey for New Line to Commence
ut Once.

survey for New Line to Commence
ut Once.
representative of the Flctoher-Al-
strand Construction company, Chicago. has
been in the city during the past few days
locking into proposition to locate
branch Office in South Texas. This COM
psny has recently closed a deal with pro.
moters OF the proposed Corsicana and CUR
Valley railroad to construct the road ana
they are now organizing to complete INC
survey The present plan OF the promoters
il TO run from Corslcana in southeast
erly direction through Navarro, Freestone,
Lem. Madison, Walker and Montgomery
counties and on to Sabine Pass. II is SAID
that ample capital Ia backing the enter
prise 10 push the work TO an early c7ni-
pletion. !, ,t,s
line that II VIII traverse one OF the best
tin,bercd belts In Texas A surveying par
~ viii begin work at PAUL., on the Ho,sr
ton East and West Texas railroad, within
the next few days to run up the valley OF
fhe san .Iacinto river to Conioe, wpsre
temporary headquarters will be estap-
iished.
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President r. II. r, Green Of the Texas
Midland is expected to pass through the
city about the last Of this week with q
party of friends en- route to Rockport on
account of the opening of the club house
there ON February /. The party Will arr
rive In Mr.. Green's special car and with
full equipments for opening the pleasure
resort after the most modern plans OF ar
rangement They will arrive via the
Houston and Texas Central from Terrell,
and take the San Antonio and Aransas pass
to Rockport on the following day.
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nate nurenu NotIces.

A rate of 50 IL cents per lco pounds
NAV be applied on coifes. carloads, from
r,nc,uua.i Ohio, to Houston and Calves
ton, Texas; rates TO and from otne'
points not TO be affected.
Effective February 3. 1929. to prcyids loi
the application Of current rates on potA-
toes ana onions, In straight carloads onis,
$3.50. s,stions on the Rio Grande Western
and and Colorado Midland railways 70 Texas
points. .s...,ood mat the effect
.spsss Notice No. ], C. c. Ar:6oL aatey
,'sI s,ar, irausas pass. Rockpcrt' Port
ANA ana Corpus Christi and Alice; IcS xa,, 70
wsw York. pvomulFsted ~ hAee N'''Ss
No. cor, dated May 10. lsss. "a from
II Rstss upon this commodity % ana ps'~
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Colonel r. u. Hunter. president, and Mr..
Robert II. Ward, treasurer, Of the Thurber
Coal Mine company were seen at the
Iawlor yesterday and left last night for
Fort Worth. They were here among the
railroads making propositions for the dis-
nositjop Of some Of their coal, which Is said
e ID Of 4 very superior quality. Their mine
d perhapn the best enterprise 81 the kind
n Texas. and is the backbone Of support
Tor lie town OF Thurber, seveniy-iiye
miIes west Of Fort worth with its 5000
inbabitants. The interests Of the cofnpany
there is said TO he VALUED at about SIS
eao ,,o0 aud the ten mining shafts now OPP
Grated BY them are regarded as extremely
profitable. j ".
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no RcruIatc pa.,cnucr Mntc.. !

A bin has been introduced In the Kan
sas legislature providing for maximum
passenger faro of 9 cents per milo for per-
sons over IL years or age and | cent per
mile for children between the ages of .
and IL years. Railroads are prohibited
from issuing passes 10 any one except en-
ployes actually engaged IN the perform
ance OF their duties. Another bill provides
that no sleeping car company shall charge
more than 80 cents for u double berth for
less than 100 miles, nor more than IL cent
per mile for more than 100 miles. nor more
than twice the foregoing prices for state
room berths The fine for the hrst Of
fenso Is $1,000.
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INC THREE. RAILROAD.
I'm. Made n Proposition 10 Run a
Branch 10 Paris.

ytas Made n Proposition 10 Kun
Branch 10 Paris.
Paris. Texas January 23--Judge ~. H.
Kirkpatrick. president of the board Of
trade. received letter today from D. 9.
Willctt OF Morgan6eld. KY, who is presi-
dent Of the "Big Three" Railway COM
pany, incorporated in Arkansas. He states
that his company expects to build rail-
read from Texafkana via Oklahoma City
10 Guthrie and that for cash subscription
Of $4,000 he VIII run branch In a
southwestern direction to Paris; bonus Is
10 be- payable III installments as each sec
linn after first hundred miles Is built. He
nroposes further to Sign contract glr-
ing Paris G lien upon the first hundred
miles ms assurance that the entire system
81 over thrcc hundred miles VIII be cor
structed.
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Snnnllnox nj Laredo.

Laredo. Texas january %, The local
smallpox situation is improving. only one
new case being discovered yesterday and
none today. Several cases are reported at
Cactus, twenty miles north, with few
deaths A few cases are also reported
today In New Laredo. Mexico.
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!, HAtsc $40 and 500 por day.
4 JAS. IAAWLOR. Prop.

4! sp,pn, San Antonio; v. q. Oar.
=, Smith. Galveston: w. b.
;s;nSlqn; y IL. Demminx ana wife.
n c. =. =. Harris, New York; h.
y gaSeoxsyi!le, Ohio; G. j. Lindley.
Ilss.ss -; Eward Prince ana wife. II
a 4 ~ Y, ~. Louis; Minor Stewart. Gal
'hijs,s pfnhuttel. Tyler; w, r. Hus-
lis'npo5ls' y. G. Herst, st. Louis:
/, HssS ~ Louis: c. R. Bigelow. DaI-
Il ;sn Z, ~; Louis, Mrs. Nd Pruett,
nnss.W Kendall. New Orleans: j,
,sns San Francisco: A. i. Room,
~ ~ ia: a, 8, Fonte. New orleans; ii.
I 6sIrsue Creek, Mich: Albert a.
s,ttsstcn: VIM. Lasker. CITY: Miss
N Columbia. Miss McMilian,
M uerald, Texas; p. ". Laws5n,
I: cs'oes, Colonel r u. Hurde, Fort
% a. 4 II Ward. Fort Worth.
7 Mln; George v. Best, CcIum-
~ (. II Lasseter, Guthrie. or:
soit Dodge, Iowa: G. r. Ken.
= d3;r. " H.. KEENAN,, Columbus !:
~ csss chicago; s.. j. sWinston.
( ysFse Booth, san Antonio: a.
~ re- Z. @. Clover. Atlanta. n
\ Il g'HSslon; +, y. Kohier. Sayan.
h;y,s y Rause vetnmKa. Charles
Isl -vssHaaus
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& s (. on the right ear. !
I'M x. Ky hands on it, tho itching
81 u5iese ~ bubbles would open,
3 f,,c I nne substance, apparently
~ "a 4, ~ leading doctors here
49, ;3'ea the usual pl,ysician's
!. ernt. Ny brother rec
M ~. cr1lcvRA. The Hrst
"a ~ ~ and before tho box
4 1ss sssese ~ dfaappeored.
: Z Y Race st., Chm, o.
4. 81 ~, M, IL! E,ss ~, y x! 4.
8 ssi'ss;: 'SSsss; ss';;' =
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The boat arrive hero either today or 10

Deputy Sheriff Stockwell OF Duval county
arrived here Saturday night from san
| ~ given hree years in the State peniten-
| tinry for cattle theft Mt San Diego. Tho
| prisoner WAS taken TO Huntsville yesterday
by State pcnitcntihry Contractor Martin Of
HnIAi on.
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TIRST-CLAsA
. $3.50 to 500 per DAY.

l<lltk CAST,
ssthsgs Palestine: j. H. Jones.
y: IL Mcclure, c., H.. aud II. Ry. /;
~ porey. Dallas; W. Il. Crowley,
,shshL; Clayton Harrington, Dallas;
w. ~ Louis; W. M. Kidd, Dallas;
], AHhxln, Dayton; p. A. BAXTER, San
Z, u Y y Terry. New York: G. T.
4. n Hslllnyille; r. B. Eglin and family,
nep,Ai w. ~ DeVan. New York; G.. L..
tss (. I. p. Hill, Maynora: G. A.
-. g. LOUIE, Mo-; j. Watt Caldwell.
NV, MO-; ]. II. Morrell, Philadelphia;
!. sWSsn. New Yor'S; G. I. Jones, Phila-
,cS ~, 2. Wall Crockett; Mrs. w, b.
~. r.; ID. Landerdale, Calves
M; X; +. Hussey, Indianapolis; Ho-
;H1'a sew Orleans; Igaac Rubel, Chi
~. gonney. Bonny, W. NJ. Alexan-
=; y, = Dyer, Richmond; Mrs. b.
VI George It. Horton, city; j.
Edna; r. d. Adams. ST. Iouiy.
5Isno 'ssiow. Dallas: w. w. Hunter,
u y H'ien, city; w. B. Mayo. Lake
sG ~ L. Foster, College Station;
..kys. Gonzalcs: j. C.. BreucSel.
saE. D. Griffin. Corrigau, Texas;
s ~. "a can antonio: NJ. Bartholemaie,
* snos. Hume. San Antonio; Geo.
y; ~ Louis: NJ. A. Spoonts, Fort
y, Y. Huber, Shelby: FL. Parker
sssas w. y. Lytle, San Antonio:
cHy, y. B. Craig, Mattern, ILL.,:
s. Dickinson, New York;
lew york; Edwin p, Rae, New
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smnI wrecIs on the santa Fe.

Navasota, Texas. january 2S.---An engine
and seven cars were derailed ON the Santa
Fe this morning near Montgomery, doing
considerable damage without hurting any
one.
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Z 4 meeting OF great Importance to rail-.
way managers 10 called TO be held 81 Buff
talo IL March. 1929, 10 formally orgsnIrs
Az American railway msintensucs Of way
associatiou 4 committrs consisting Of
some 81 the ablest Chief sakinsers ~
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WESTpouND.
st. Louis and San Trnncisco--St. Louis %
Paris.
Leave ST. Louie ...,..s..s rs. sic i. IN. FridaSs
Texas Midland Paris to icnnis.
Houston and TEXAS Central Ennis to Houston
sunset Routtr-Iionstcn 10 El paso.
Leave houston .s.,ss.,.... .l'sl5 n M. Sunuuyn
Lt.ye san Autonlo -, .s,,f:4e p. m. sundays
sunset Ioutcs I'll Paso 70 Fan franc'soo.
Leave III Pasp. ). NJ. ~ ,lb ~ IN. Mondays
Arrive. i.os Angcies.., iv;sn y, N. Tusslhyr
Arrive San Frnncisou.s 6siv u, IN, Wtinesdayu
i;ASrrOuNb
Sunset Routc--San FrnDeisen 10 III Paao.
lfava Ban francisco. * 100 a. m. lerldSys
Leave Lps Angeles ...t. q 10 q, m. saturdays
krnsst Route vi Paao 10 Hoistelit
LcaYa ls Pasp ...,s..,s,. /. $50 y, III. Sundays
I.eato San Antonio .,.....i2:l0 Il. III. Mondays
Houston and Texas Cnnlsdl.--i1n1stcA TO Ennis
LpaNc Houston ...t.....s.. 10 .is u. m. Mondays
1eSns Midlnnd Eiinle 20 Paris.
Leave Ennis $3.50. .,..,.. s:bV u. 10. Ticadays
st. Louis and San Fraacisoo-- Paris 10 st
Louis.
Leave Paris ..y.,t.....ii:nh d. m. Tucsdayt
ArriNt 81. Louis. 40. tbs q. IN, Wednesdays
Both through and local passengers can Sc
cure berths III these cars.
Ercl, car viii be in charge OF n Tourist Tx.
cuision Agent
Cars VIII be operated undrr direction Or the
Pullman Company.
NJ l.. ROBBINS.
G., p. and r. A., H. and 7. G, II. r.
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l1nmas .Petty burglaries are
Scrs s y Gainesville, now. Small
a ns,s S.s laken, besides numerous
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THE HOTELS.

W AOI6I
y j Heryey,
H Ainastr.
-
N nons. with
y htAs sup-
qlt pure arr
3xAtsf from
Ii Aul large
tFems. With
uWt con-
kSattonmo-
nh. Raj.