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ALTON NOT SOLD.


Time Allowed for Delivery 81 the
stock Has Passed.
Chicago, January TO- The post says to-
day: The latest deal In connection with
the much -taiked-of sale Of the Alton road
has fallen through. Under the terms ar
ranged with the Vanderbilt Rockefeller
syndicate. the time allowed for the delivery
OF the majority Of the stock has expired,
but the would-bc sellers failed TO secure
control OF majority and we're therefore
unable to make delivery. The road Is
not sold and lie not likely to be. The orer
made by the syndicate for majority OF
the stock was tempting one. 1t was l75
for common and 200 for preferred.
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,or,.. Mnyor Used His Veto.

Paris, Texas. January 1o.--The city
council held lengthy and the most In
teresting session for years last night.
-Four veto messages were read from Mayor
Gibbons vetoing the resolutions to annex
West Paris an ordinance 10 mako all Of
fices except mayor and marshal appoint
i've, an ordinance fixing salaries and a
resolution re-enacting a former resolution
including the various sinking funds The
vetoes OF the first two were sustained and
the other two passed notwithstanding the
veto.
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second performance last night. presenting
double bill, "CavaIleria Rustcana" and
"Mikado." The Interpretation OF Mnscag-
mis- famous opera Is difficult task. That d
light opera organization should rise to the
splendor of "Rusticana" Is n compliment,
worthy of sincere appreciation and earnest
endcavor. The performance last night was
an agreeable surprise to many dlscitminat
ing theater- goers Whatever may have
been the impression with regard to the
ability of the members of the company to
produce the opera during the earlier scenes
ii was apparent to the audience during III
progress that they had thoroughly applied
themselves TO the requirements of the re-
spective roles.
Miss Nellie Andrews interpreted the
music of Santuzza in manner worthy oil
commentator. Her singing and acting
were both characterized by purity OF style
and expression and appreciation of the
somewhat cyacting requirements OF the
role.
Mr.. ]. c. Taylor appeared to better ad-
vantage as Turridu His singing won NOR
tied applause.
In "Mikudo" Mr.. Andrews and his CON-
pany left nothing TO be desired They
shared equally the honors OF the evening
Mr. Cornish gave clever Interpretation
of Nanki Poo both hisirIonically and vo-
cally. Mr. Taylor as Poo Bah was eS-
ceptonally good Mr.. ed Andrews gave
a most amusing 10 Ko. He demonstrated
himself capable comedian, and he kept
his auditors In a roar OF hearty laughter.
The balance OF the cast was very good.
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smashup on The santa Re.

Fort Worth, Texas January 1o.-There
was freight wreck at Joshua on the Santa
Fe late last night and ten box cars went
into the ditch. The wrecked train was
going south in charge of Conductor Smith 1;
when nearing Joshua. where the track is
new, the rails spread, causing the cars TO
bunch in the ditch. No one was injured.
but the property loss Will be considerable
and traffic WAS delayed for several hours.
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RATES SANCTIONED.

The commission has Hlcd the following
rates with the usual reservation that the
rates SO recognized shall be considered as
the rates of said railroad company, and
not OF the commissions: 49-
]. When the tariffs Of the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad company make
higher rates between competitive points
than the rates published by other. lines,
the lower rates Will apply without Affect
ing rates at intermediate points.
2. Rates, in cents per 100 pounds, for
the transportation of cinders, clay and soil,
in carloads. minimum weight $4,000 pounds
per car, between stations on the Houston
and Texas Central railroad and associated
lines:
J.
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New Depot for Fort worth.

Fort Worth. Texas, January 1O.-Today
Captain West filed with City Secretary
Montgomery, as required by the ordinance.
acceptance of the ordinance relative to the
grounds for the Texas and Paciiic's new
depot This completes the contract be-
tween the city and the company. The COM
pany announced its readiness to begin
work at once on rearranging its tracks and
constructing the new passenger station.
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MORE RA,InoAp EXTENSION.
East Texas 10 Enjoy More Outlets for
: PrcJucts. s>sAs rs

East Texas TO Enjoy More Outlets Tor
xf Products. >sss s
Austin, Texas, January o-Thc railroad
commission today granted the petition OF
the Pullman Palace Car company for ten
days additional time In which to Ale its
contracts with Texas railroads and tariffs
.. rates for transpcItati on It's cars
and rules governing passage on same.
The Wagner company has made no sign
Of complying with the commissions order
regarding the filing ot its rates and con-
tracts, and as this Is the last day of grace
In the matter 1t is presumed that said COM
pany has determined to show fight.
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ANDREWS OPERA COMPANY,

The Andrews Opera company will be seen
At Sweeney 4 Coombs' opera house In the
following repertoire Tonight Martha
matinee tomorrow. Bohemian Girl" and
tomorrow night. the last performance. in .
grand dcuh,e bill. 'Cayalleria Rusticana'
and "Mikado"
The following is clipping from the
The Andrews Opera company gaze thsis
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RESIGNATION OF $. W. roRpYcE.
Members Of the Rate Bureau Extend
Resolutions of Regret.


Communication was presented at St..
Louis, from Mr.. s. w. Fordycc. rendering
his resignation as chairman of the execu-
tive board of the Southwestern bureau,
that, having resigned as president OF the
st. Louis Southwestern Railway company.
he was no longer competent to act in that
capacity.
Upon motion the resignation was ac-
cepted aud committee was appointed, con-
sisting OF Messrs. Paul Morton. j. z.
Stubbs and G.. G. Warner, TO prepare suit
able resolutions expressive OF the respect
and regard universally felt towards Colonel
Fordyce. by members OF the executive
board and other officials connected with
lines Interested In Texas traffic. and oil
regret that the necessity for the severance
OF such relations had arisen.
Subsequently, the committee submitted
report. in the form Of resolutions set forth
below, which report was unanimously
adopted.
Whereas. The Hon. S. W. Fordyce has
for several years. served with signal abil-
ity as chairman OF the executive board OF
the Southwestern bureau and previous or
carnations OF Texas lines: and
Whereas, His resignation has this daS
been received. be IL
Resolved. That such resignation be &C.
cet,ted with profound regret:
Resolved, further, That the thanks OF al
n,e mbers be rendered the colonel for biI
uniform courtesy and Kindness as the pre-.
siding officer OF this body;
Resolved. further. That. In the absence
of his genial countenance. and the conse-
oueut loss OF his ever ready fund OF anec.
dcte and personal experience, the chiel
pleasure Of these meetings has been taker
away;
Resolved further. That. wherever tho
colonel may 90. or whatever he may do, ~
will carry with him the best wishes OF al
members OF this board;
Resolved, further. That these resolutions
be spread upon the records Of the executive
hoard, and that engrosscd copy thereof b
forwarded to Colonel Fordyce.
Upon motion. Messrs. w u: TrveDdsls
| and C. g. Warner vepe electee-chaasmsT
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ns. II. speer, Wharton; e. H. Mi
krreau. Dallas; ]. Miller. Louisville;
H. Zapp, Geo. Koch, Fayetteville:
|enjamin, Cincinnati; II. b. Earle,
fchel. Ernest Warde, Chas. II. Brad
rs York; s. G. Sutherland, st. Louis;
Crawford. A. c. Allen, city; Geo. A.
Penver; Mrs. w. II. Jones. Miss Jas
"a. Deepwater; a. p. Smith, New
Mass: w. B. Richards, Miss Adilena
ards. Kansas City; Geo. w. Bancroft,
!. II. Jones, city; d. d. Wall, Texas
4 Farm journal: Ben Levy. New Or
D; Benedict, st. Louis; E., p. Fer
lqGinnau; p; A. Anime and wife,
W. G. Griffin and wife. New York |:
Gilman. San Antonio; v. T.. Fermier,
9. Grubb, city: Geo. w. Curtis,
NJ; Dodd, Nashville; Edward A.
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HERSHEY, Sandy Pdnt; S. d. Porter.
pint; f. A. joss Grand, Josserand: j.
|. JASPER: N. w. .. Oliver. Mobile;
J.; Duff, Angleton, j. w. Wood.
pi w, b. Roddey, o. D. Faublon.
Mrs. Mamie Young. Houston
Miss Nina Davidson, Houston
j; II. II. Dennis. Wharton, Texas;
L. Cleveland. Galveston: IL. j.
Y. b. McDuffie, city; Miss Maud Nc
Engleton; L. NJ. Crakow. del Rio
1ng, SHREVEPORT, La +; William Regis
an; W.. j. Lytle. Converse: William
IA, SANDY Point; Mrs. King. Dallas;
eseland Bellville; W. G. Snodsrass.
tonio; George A, Trenner, city: j.
A Worth; r, II. Golden. Beardstown,
=. Young, Nacogdoches; A. H. Roy.
y. III. p. Balm. Portsmouth, o.;
anderson, Yoakum; c.. X. johnson.
", 8. Brooks. Wharton; David NJ.
corpus Christi; j. NJ. Gflswold.
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and vice chairman. respectively. OF the
executive board, to ali the vacancies Gre
atcd by the resignAtleo Of Colonel FofdycA
and the election OF Mr.. Truosdalc a. his
successor.
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yIPl E:
EEIrVSE:
There is = right
way to do all
things. An ex-
pectant mother
can easily real
s&> <C .L.k-

nk : moment, how danger
sons It Is to swallow medi-
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nat the outside application
i, must e certainly be the thing
ase. Such = liniment IS
THEIRS FRIEND
Gan Depend upon doing
SsId Of good before and
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nlothers Friend Is sold IN
sss ter s. ! bottie, Or from
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Texarkana and Fort Smith:

/. Wood, in carloads, minimum ter
cords per car. from Whatley's Switch tc
Texarlsana, 10 cents per cord.
2. Lumber, in carloads. minimum
weight $4,000 pounds per car, from Beat.
mont to Port Arthur, 2h cents per 10,
pounds.
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EHE hotels.

] HOTEL.
|. Hervey,
Ianager.
oms. with
bths, sup
d pure ar
later from
we'll, large
bons, With
most con-
acconn10-
| Tor COM.
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WESTBOuND.
st. Louis and San frnncsco--St. Louis 70
Paris.
Leave st. Louis !, .,...., Sis p. IN. Fridays
Texas Mldlands-PaTis TO Ennis.
Houston and Texasi Central Ennis to Houston
Leave Ennis .......l... .a;15 p. m. Saturdays
Sunset Route-Houston to El Paso
Leave Houston ..........9,l5 n. m. Sundays
Jlsnve San Antonio ......,s.4, a5 n. M. sundays
Sunset Rontc-El Paso 10 San Francisco,
Leave M Paso. 40. ..4.. 2;35 y. m Mondays
Arrive Log Angelica. 1920 y. IN, Tuesdays
Arrive san Francisco. els j. M. Wednesdays
r5ASTBOUND.
Sunset Routey--Sar Francesca TO III Paso
Leave Snn Francisco, 900 Il. IN. Fridays
Leave Los Angeles ,A;lo a. III. saturdays
sunset Route Ei Paso % Houston.
Leave san Antonio ..,.,.t2 10 y. III. Mondays
Houston and Texas Ccntrale-ilogst0i TO Ennis
Leave Houston ........ ,.Io:i5 p. m. Mondays
Texas MidlGnd--EnnIs TO Paris
Lepyn Enuis .............Gi50 A. IN. Tuesdays
st. Louis and san lerancifco-,Pnris TO -.
Louis.
Lenyc Paris .........,..1l:05 a. m. Tuesdays
Arrive st, Louis. ....... rs o. m Wednesdays
Both through and local passengers can Sc
enc berths In these cars.
ERcl car will be in charge OF a Tourist ES-
cursion Agent.
Cars viii be operated under direction OF tbs
Pullman Company. H
G. r. and 7. A.. II. andI. y. II. 4.
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Gulf and Interstate

1. Rates, in cents per 100 pounds. 10
apply on shipments OF merchandise, by
classes between Beaumont and Galveston:
Glasses :. 49,. 2 3 5 A &c n
Rates ....... 30 Is 90 20 Is Is Is 10 IS Is
Rates between intermediate points not
to be higher.
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San Antonio and Gulf:

/. On merchandise. by classes, where
the existing rates are higher, from San
Antonio to Adkins and intermediate points,
10 cents per 100 pounds; and from San An
tonic to Lavernia, is cents per 100 pounds,
with minimum charge of rs cents for
a single shipment.
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AMIrsEMENT MOVIES.

The Andrews Opera company VIII omen
an engagement tonight with Martha
"Bobemian Girl Will be seen at mat
jpee performance on Thursday. and on
Thursday might, the en i;a men. WI be
closed with a double bill ikadop ann
"Cavallcria Rusi'cana"
Mr.. Ernest Warde who plays Charles
UnderhoIt in "My Friend From India" ia
son of Frederick warde, the eminent
ira gedian. Both hie father and his sister.
who appears in "a Bachelors Honey
moon have been seen here this season.
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velasco Terminal:

1. Rate ~ cents per 100 pounds for the
transportation of cotton aeed hulls, in car
loads, minimum weight 10000 pounds per
car, from Velasco to Galveston.
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W. T. and J. T.
Boyle reassume the
management OF the
Hutchins House. the
old established ho-
tel. Everything will
be found In first
class condition. All
we ask is a trial.
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San Antonio and Arkansas Pass:

l. San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Rail-
way company's tariff No. zoos, showing
commodity rates from Houston to sta
lions on the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass, St. Louis Southwestern of Texas
and Texas Mexican railways to be amended
as follows:
Item No. IL, glass bottles Ind glass
fruit Jars car loads, to be from Houston
43c: Galveston, Acc instead of SIC and 4oc.
Item No IS, glass, plate and looking,
OF such sizes as to require fiat car, mini
mum weight 5000 pounds, 10 be eliminated.
Item TO. 81 shot, in double bags and
kegs, to be from Houston 3Sc. Galveston
36c instead OF 39c and 42c.
Item No. %, soap, common, car loads,
to be from Houston 44c, Galveston 41c, in
stead of a6c and 39c.
Item No %, soap. common, less than
car loads. to be eliminated.
Item No. "A. soap. N. o. S.. less than
car lots, to be eliminated.
Item No. U.s. vinegar, carloads. to be
eliminated.
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Texas Midland:

1. Rates, in cents per 100 pounds. to
apply on less than car load shipments OF
merchandise, by classes between stations
on the Texas Midland railroad. as follows:
Glasses ! 3 4
Between Greenville and Quin-
Ian ........ Is Is is Is
Between Paris and Cooper. 10 10 Is Is
between Terrell and Kaufman 81 10 II IL
Rates between points intermediate not
to be higher.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-09-21


Mrs. Morey is now receiving her
new fall hats in all the latest styles.
She is also prepared to take orders and
have your hats made to snit. She has
cn.sii ged Il fral-e.s.s,s ilil.lnei. froia the
city and Will make over or trim over
your hat in the latest style. Call and
examine the new fall shapes and styles.
You will be sure to find something to
suit you.
Deputy Game Harden Elliott has
been in town for a few days looking af-
ter violators of the game law.
Yesterday he arrested qwo HOMESTEAD
ders, Horace aad Fred Tilden, who have
homestead near Meteor lake for kill
ing deer out of season. It is said that
he found twelve deer skins in their
shanty, that from their appearance had
been taken from deer killed during
the summer. The men were taken be-
fore Judge Riordan plead not guilty and
the case was continued until this morn
ing.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-09-21
AUGUST FLOWER.

ut is a surprising fact" says PORT
Houton, "that in my travels in all parts
OF the world. for tie last ten years, I
have met more people having used
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER than any
other remedy. for dyspepsia, deranged
liver and stomach, and for constipation.
! find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filing Office positions, where
headaches and bad feelings from irreg-
ular habits exist exist, that GREEN, S
AUGUST FLOWER is grand remedy.
1t does not injure the system by fre.
quent use, and is excellent for sour
stomachs and indigestion" SAMPLE
BOTTLES FREE at F. Beardley. Sold
by dealers in all civilized countries
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AT THE FAIR.

The state fair is over and although
Villas county was not quite the whole
thing there, nevertheless shesdid her.
self proud with her first exhibit and
succeeded in demonstrating to the peo-
pie generally that we were not entirely
out of the farming belt of the state. OF
the six or seven county exhibits that
were made there none attracted the at
tention that ours did, and although we
could hardly be expected to compete
with old settled farming counties we
gave them race for their money and
efe only few points behind the lest
Of them at the finish and even lead as
old county as Langlade, and carried
away a sixty-eight dollar premium
| The judges in order to fix the amount
of premiums TO be awarded on the conn
ty exhibits made up list of articles to
be marked something like teachers
examination and if any county failed to
make an exhibit of any article their
marking on that article was and a
general average of all their markings
se&hea taken
AS we failed to have number of the
articles in the list on exhibition it cut
down our general average to a consid-
cradle extent.
The following is a list of the different
articles from which the judges made up
the general average with our per cent
on each article, those marked 0 being
| the ones we failed to exhibit.
Wheat II, Corn "A, Oats 76, Barley 0
Peas 0, Rye 0, Grains in sheaf 81, Flax
O, Sugar beets Is. Sorghum 0, Tame
grasses 80, Rape, sorghum and other
forage plants 0, Potatoes90, Stock veg
atables 80, Culinary vegetables Is,
Fruits 10. Miscellaneous 40, Designs
rand arrangements So, General average
624 per cent.
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|cATHoLic CHURCH.

US: LIST, High Mass, 10 A. NJ.
kechism, Scriptural History, 2
I'd; vespers, instruction, Ben
1880 p. NJ.
Sunday of each Month. Masses
A. NJ.
Days of Obligation: Jan. 1st;
On Day: Aug. Is; Dec. 9Th:
th: a special Christmas regu-
nd celebration:) High Mass;
Ind Gospel, with s Minutes
or homely and benediction
NJ. In Lent, Stations on
at 7:30 p, NJ. Special Fegu-
br the Holy Week. Mass on
&ys at 7:30.
eospzR GoEPTERr, G. s. Sp
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4 Powder mil Explosion.

Removes everything in sight: SO do
drastic minerals pills, but both are
mighty dangerous. No need to dyna-,
mite your body when DR.. Kings New
Life pills do the work SO easily and
perfectly. Cures Headache, Constipa-
ton. Only 25cts. at F. Beardsley
Drug Store.
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n, G, RICHISON
GENERAL HaRDHaRE.

The most Complete Stoe.y of Shell
'iHe ieasy Hardware, Farm Inlplo-
ments, Camp Supplies, Stoves and
Stove Fixtures, Doors, Windows
Glass, ETC., Etc, IN the city.
Repair work Promptly and Neatly
Done.
We assure you gentlemanly treatment
and prices that are as low as any;
and solicit part of your pat
ronage. Call at Express
Office.
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E0DG So

d Eagle River Lodge, No.
meets every Monday at their
sver F. Beardsley's drug store.
IS from other lodges are corr
Invited. Mart Hirze!,
Unborn. N. G. Sec'y.
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al PRECIOUS BABY.

Brother John-And SO the baby is
four days old, is it? Pears like it's a
pretty brightllittle thing for its age.
Sister Mary (pityingly) bright.
That's not the word; it's a wonder.
Why, the little precious breathes as
natural and regular as an adult fifty
years old.