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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-03-15
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Lesson In the International series fer
March 1s, 1aOO-Jeaus At
Matthew'S H0use.
Prepared by Hector c. Lenington.1
THE LESSON TEXT.
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Prepared by Hector c. Lenington.1
THE LESSON TEXT.
(Mark 2:13-22.)
IL And He went forth again by the sea
side: and all the multitude resorted unto
Him, and He taught them.
IA And ps He passed by. He saw Levi
the son OF Alpheus sitting at the re-
ceipt Of custom, and said unto him: Fol-
low me. And he arose and followed Him.
is And It came 10 pass. that. as Jesus
sat at meat In his house, many publlcans
and sinners sat also together with Jesus
and His disciples: for there were many,
and they followed Him.
16 And when the scribes and Pharisees
saw Him with publcans and sinners, they
said unto His disciples: How Is It that
He eateth and drinketh with publicans
and sinners?
II When Jesus heard it. He saith unto
them: They that are whole have no neeo
of the physician. but they that are sick; L
came not to call the righteous. but sinners
to repentance.
IS And the disciples of John and Of the
Pharisees used to fast: and they come and
say unto Him: Why do the disciples or
John and of the Pharsees fast. but thy
disciples fast not?
49, And Jesus said unto them: Can the
children of the bridechamber fast, while
the bridegroom is with them? as long as
they have the bridegroom with them, they
cannot fast
20 Blu, the days will come. when the
bridegroom shall be taken away from
them. and then shall they fast in those
days.
81 No man also seweth piece of new
cloth on an old garment: else the new piece
tNat filed 1t up taketh away from the old.
and the rent is made worse.
%. And no man putteth new wine into old
bot ties: else the new wine doth burst the
bottles. and the wine is spilled. and the
bottles will be marred; but new wine must
be put into new bottles.
GOLDEN TEXT,--He said unto him:
Follow me.-Luke 5:27.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The lesson deals with two events,
the call of Matthew and the feast at
Matthew's house The first occurred
in May or June of A. ID. 2S. The Sec
ond may have occurred at the same
time, though many think it was some
months later in the autumn. Parallel
accounts of the lesson will be found
in Matthew 9:9-17 and Luke 5:27-39.
The three passages are very similar.
In considering the lesson we might
note the following points:
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The NOza- Irritating
Cathartic
Easy to take, easy TO opsrsss-
Hoods Pills
Dr.. Humphreys

Specifics cure by acting directly upon
the disease, without exciting disorder "a
any other part Of the system.
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OBITUARY.

Died, on the 10th instant at s''
Joseph's infirmary. of Bright's disease
j. A. Bailey, aged 66 years.
Thus passed away one OF the granaes'
characters OF the old South. Well known
In Alabama and Texas for many years as
the father and leader OF that comoIna.iol
of artists called the Bailey Troupe Wneh
she received the Hrst news OF Mr. psi
ley's serious illness, Mrs. Mollle Baiiey
took the train to Houston and re'nslneu
in attendance upon him with unremlttlhS
care until the attending physician pro-
\ nounced him out Of danger she lneh
returned and assumed her arduons pro-
| fessional duties.
Several years have elapsed since ml.
Bailey became unable to make his own
/ living, vet during all that time mis'
Bailey has scrupulously provided for nv
every comfort, and while he was at tns
infrmary the Sisters were compensate
fully for their attention to him. ana
when Mrs. Bailey first learned OF MI
death at Lindale she telegraphed some
thing over $40 Immediately, 70 be use'
! in defraying his funeral expenses, Fnus
whilst mourning for my old trien1
desire that justice be done TO the livihs
Herald please copy. ffi EN-
Lindale, Texas November ~. 1900
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movsMENTs or OCEAN VESSELS.
lsne .ial 10 M posll

especial TO lHH Iuot'l
Boston.--Arrived San Marcos from uai-
weston. - c.,Ia ,pr, co..
H,mburg-Arrived: Norma tBr.), from Gal
weston and Pensacola, via St Michaels'
KsT IVES, Fla.-Arrived: Neuces, from
New York and sailed for Galveston
Mobile. Ala.-Cleared: Bark Ceres tAn'''
for Sabine Pass. ,7,r,,,, mar,
Port Eads La.-ArrlVeui ihlau ~ ~,
from Bluefelds; Anselm GET, from from LOT
Lmon: Ormon (Sp), from VIE a ~. poIy.
nucopia (Brl. from RE de Jsnelro; foly
nesia 0;er1 from Hamburg Via Tampico
Sailed EI Monte (Aml, for New YORK rre'
tnria fBrl for Hamburg via Nortolki oon
dor (Nor1 for Bluehelds' Proteus tAm3
NeN.nort News, Va,--Arrlved; Eric tBr,
from galveston and sailed Tor Mahchesler
Sabine, Texas-Sailed: Nor~eslsh s ehne
FULTON, for Ccatzacoaleos' AT 1871,
er City OF Baltimore from mp sor, No,
Glasgow. Arrived; fuiheS'i"'
! york via Neville, ,.. Tar,
New York. Arrived: Belgrav'a' rom nam
burg and Boulogne. ,ah, ,ror, Ne,
| work for Bremen and PROCEEDED, -.
New York.--Arrived AdironnscK' tron
| Kingston etc. c,, yvalderse,
Cherbourg Arrived GIat
from New York for Hamburg. ,, ,ror
New ' York for Hamburg. Sailed Cap FRI
New York.--Arrived; We'te''anu' "V'
AI Iondon.-Arrived: Menominee' from Ne
York. -, v,tser wilhelm do
Crosse. for New York
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Undertaking. OF SHIPMENTS
INQUIRED INTO BY INTERSTATE
COMMERCE. COMMISSION.
One Mas said He Had Found $4,000
TO 10000 Such Cases in
Single Month.

New York. November 14-The inter
state commerce commission today began
general inquiry into underbllllng OF
merchandise In an effort to learn TO what
extent undertaking IS practiced. Robert
c. Stevenson of the Trunk Line assoea-
ton was first called and stated that he
had found in New York $1,000 to 10000
cases per month OF msrepresented de-
scription of freight whereby a lower r1te
of freight was obtained than would De
poss bic otherwise. MIR. Stevenson testi-
fed that . per cent of the merchandise
shipped out of New York was misdescrlo-
ed so that lower rate OF ffeight' III lghs
be obtained than the shipper was emitted
to. ..- g. g.. =. s,. 800, ..
railroad said that the report OF the IN
speetors was not final; that the roads were
notified of the change made in the Dill
/ ing and they then decided whether the
/ simmer or the inspector had made the
proper Classification. He SAID that thele
We e very few cases where he could say
positively that the shippers intentlonaiIs
misrepresented the character Oh ene
freight shipped, and when they dld IL was
done at the instance oil the merchants ~
whom the gooas are shipped
Nathan Gulford, general trafhc mahds-
or of the New York Central railroad tes-
I I fed that he knew of no cases III "nton
large SINNERS who loaded on sldlnSs MS
represented goods shipped.
Mr.. Guilford said it was expected shS'
Frank Harriott. chairman Of the - 80
York grain committee, woula iook az ~
ali grin which came into Buffalo lo'
ah,nnent IN New York city The wheat
we corn. oats and flax seed are dlVio ,,.
bot,yeen the several railroads, put NJ
C.uilford refused to say what per cent o.
The whole the New York Central OF ah'
ether road received. o,
Were YOU enabled after pooling you
, interests to raise the rates! -
eve did raise the rate from d W
ments in November, airta,,
And you have peen aoie W
that rate ever SINGER
Mr. 'Cuiltord also said the several roao
did not receive grain for shipment
, Nav Work. except from the elevators
tha Huffalo association. The elevator
MT In the ASSOCIATE n. with the eAceptio
afCH The committee representing u
saest, II roads in this pool has not as
: spmintt az refused to accept freight froi
p Viehdi tIose elevator but that the Ne
mi. 7" Central railroad has. Ihe "e'
= --,iroad has also refused
HOME Nt,soa .aad that since the agree
I E ssSies iHetween the roads the trafhc ma
BOX "a attributed as nearly as pracucSpi
lave Y0fdance with that agreement.
erwises : Is no pool" he said, nor pa!
Janir, tlmoney by one road to anotne
palmst avg TO the agreement each road
price soc certain proportion of the BUS
60s14 Malna 80 e. no NO done as nearly
PiCTU RES,
metallic f,,,,,;ss,,n adjourned until tomo
Kopf. 10lt hihiS
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A NEW TRAIN SERVICE.
The Houston East and West Texas VIII
Make improvements.
NEW PASSENGER IRAN WILL Be PUT ON
important Connections with Eastern
Lincs-wiII BENEFIT People Having
Business in Houston.

Tho Houston East and West Texas
railway will on November 25 make a
change in its train service that will be
of much Importance. both to the road
and the travelling public. The change
contemplated Is to putting on of another
passenger train and some changes in
the schedule that will make better con-
nections all around
The new train will leave Houston about
7;15 "a. M. connecting at Shreveport with
the Texas and Pacific and making the
run to st. Louis with only one night out
Coming south. this train will connect
with the principal outgoing trains at
Houston.
Besides this addition to the passenger
service, an important change is to be
made in the schedule of rae present
train. 1t now leaves Houston at n. M.
but on November % the leaving time
will be changed to 7:15 p. M, making
connection at Shreveport with all lines
and reaching Memphis IN twenty five
hours, or to Louisville in twenty six
hours. IT will make connections at Mem
phis with all fast trains for the East:
at Jackson, Miss, with the Illinois Gen.
trails fast train for Chicago, aud at Me-
ridian. Miss, with the Mobile and Ohio
With these changes the Houston East
and West Texas expect to be in post
tion TO get large share of the holiday
travel to the old States, besides secur
ing a larger share ca the general travel
The new schedule will be of great ad
vantage TO people living along the lint
who wish to transact business at Hous
ton, allowing them a full day in the cit.
without the necessity of remaining owe
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Notes mud Personals.

Vice President Quinlan Of the Houston
and Texas Central has returned from
trip to North Texas.
c. G.. Jacqua. car accountant OF the
Houston ana Texas Central, went TO
North Texas last night.
j. D. Trammell, chief engineer OF the
International and Great Northern, came
down from Palestine yesterday.
T. j. Anderson, district passenger
agent of the Sunset Central lineS at
Waco, was a visitor in Houston yester-
day.
A. l.. Marks. representing the Gin
cinnati Railway Supply company, was
looking after his company's interests
here yesterday.
George H. Lupton, assistant general
passenger agent of the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass, at San Antonio, spent yes
terday in the city.
A. French, founder of the French Car
Spring company, and j. c. Noble. gen,
era manager of the same concern, spent
yesterday in Houston.
| General Passenger Agent Parks of the
Southern Pacific is expected back from
a trip to Mexico Friday. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Parks.
| w. ]. Taylor. general baggage agen
of the International and Great Northern
with headquarters at Palestine, spen
yesterday in Houston
Colonel Joseph G. Miller, assistan
traffic manager of the Choctaw, Oklahom;
and Gulf, was a caller at the Houston
railroad offices yesterday.
Joe Mcmillan, district passenger agen
Of the Sunset Central lines at San An
tonic, was among the railroad men VIII
visited Houston yesterday
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MONUMENT COMMITTEE MEETING.
Plans Formulated for the Unveiiins
of the Shaft TO Mrs. Mobis Memory

AT the meeting OF the Houston auxiliary
TO the Texas division of the Woman's Ma
tional Press association, held at Lyceum
hall Tuesday, plans were discussed ana
formulated for the unyeiling of the monu-
ment erected to the memory OF MIS- ~
| II. Mohl. the amented founder of the
Texas Woman's Press association MIS-
Ring. Mrs. Frpnblin. Mrs. sydnor ana
Mrs. Byres were present and it was de-
cided to have Mrs. seabrook Sydnor SUD-
init the proceedings OF the womsn's meet
ing to Mrs Winkler at Corsicsna before
making them public. Another meetln
will be held on December !, by whlcn
time IT is believed all the arrangement
for the unwilling will have been COM
pleted
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snntn Ee Extension.

Galveston, Texas. November H.--F. A.
Gilbough. land commissioner Of the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway company
reports that work on the extension OF
the Santa Re from Rayburn to sigsbee
Junction was commenced November l and
that very fair progress is being made
The work on the extension OF the Gulf
Beaumont and Kansas City from Rogar
to San Augustine is also under way
Some difficulty is experienced in securing
men with teams TO assist on the work.
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are thought TO be forgeries. together
with many rubber stamps and letters
containing signatures from 'which they
were made /,
registered from Eastman, Pa. and Ash
by from Bethlehem, Pa. Rosenberg Is
apparently So years old, and Ashby gave
his age as 40.
signature Of James G. Cassell, pas
senger agent OF the Norfolk and West
ern railroad, was instrumental In caus-
ing the arrest OF the two men
Chief OF Detectives Colleran says thai
he has ascertained positively that the
names given by the arrested men are
fictitious, but that he has not yet beer
able TO learn their real names.
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Galveston Notes.

Galveston. Texas, November ii.-R. w.
Miller, commercial agent of the Houston
East and West Texas Railway company at
Houston, was in town yesterday.
w. %. Campbell, city ticket agent OF
the Houston East and West Texas and
the Kansas City Southern, is off ON a
short vacation.
f. S. Beard, commercial agent of the
Fort Worth and Denver at Fort Worth, Is
in the city.
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Bremen.-Arrived: weimar. from New
York: Trier. from New YORK 80,
New York.-Sailed: 81. LOUIS, rom
southampton; Gcrmauic, for Liverpool;
Southwark. for Antwerp, -. -.
Boston - Sailed: Commonwealth, iur
Queenstown aud Liverpool; WlniIreaian' i"'
Liverpool.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
THE SALES MADE BY TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
uooe,nts of Texas Cattle at Chics Q O
Were 500-Best on Sale, Four
Carloads at $3.50.

5snecisl 10 The POST Reported by the Evans
snyder- Buel Commission Company
National stock Yards. ILL.,, November IL
The following sales Vert maui "aN' "
II. NJ. Kidwell Mineral Wells, Texas, dl'
mound steers, S.65 s35 pound steers 4.oo;
'jehu Lovelady, Iatan, Texas. 90 poun1
steers S.25; Hall Hail. IaJan' IeAas, eo'
Texas. sd, pound steers. 3.65. Eleven hun
dred Texans; steady
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NEW ORLEANS.
lSnecial TO The Post)

Neu, Orleans. La, November 1.-THE New
orleans live stock exchange reports;
Receipts: Cattle, No; calves and year'i Is,.
GA, sheer, $50. Sales-Cattle, OBJ small. Soi;
hogs, lOs; sheep 253. Lelt-Catle' Zoo' sma"
66i. hogs. is; sheep, 10.
w Reeves q. 1904 .25; light supply, frmi IN
changed. fair to good, s.259S.5o; fuii sup
ply low and irregular. s.,.,,. ..,v..
Cows and he hefe n e9os ssa 5 full sup.
nlv: trade slow: prices weak .oa,
Yearlings S.Oe0s.5o; fair to sood' 9'o'@
IL 90. "a. .ood & oocrs CO.
calves and yearlings. over supply pi''
weak 10 O00z.0o lower. ,,o,u
HOGS 75d5.OO stock reduced; oul'ooh
.yorable for first arrivals; prices steady. :,
sHoep 5Oq4O0: plentiful Ia nanas o.
merchants and butchers
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STATEMENTS FROM EDNA

Edna, Texas. November Thames Power
shipped car Of fat cows yesterday TO New
Orleans: he also made a shipment from
Rosenberg: same destination .,
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butchers 4.sOd5 S5. Sheep--Receipts $500:
Market slow, weak Native muttons S.S5n
Is; lambs i.15d 3. As; culls and bucks 2.7oa
90; stockers 2.60d3.0o
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RATE REFUSED.

erh's churtion Turns Down the Rom"
NOW is the Baie Application
cleaned, dyTexas, November lime ran
Dye Works, lssion mas oeeloeu w
try oraers rrction in the application OF 7ne
nlTeS - = md bale people for rate OF
" e cut voice TAR on cotton from com mon
street, pnnouston, minimum weight ov,
pT7Y the Red and will tomorrow make puo-
Rubber Goods rs for SO doing.
Main street: GIommissoner Mayheid ieip
OPIUM. Moonlight for the purpose OF as
cured in to e facts with regard TO US
jury to patient IN blockade at the compress
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Tho following are the live stock quotations
Tor ths market az furnished by the Boz
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KANSAS CITY,

Especial 10 lue coslt ..
rSe toIIowing sales OF Texas and Indian Ter
r,tory cattle were made here ca, 'oS ssnd steer
j.: b. ,'nd cows. 3. rs; j. X Crutchfell
ny; 90 ssS round steers S.55 J. H. Campbell
Faiaa los pound so a stssr; stosr :S & kR NJ
Co, Tniorado. Sal pound COWS. Bio; II
s 3 Nave purcell, 542 pound cows, 800;
Kansas Guy No ,S Tsx,a ns So calves
eoelpts 4WS rodss choice stoekers aid feeder
kl aadv active active native s.eers 5oi STOCK
e s1sau and feeders S2tg4.oO butchers s Cow ~
ere era hcifers a0odi.f5 Gamers 2,ooqS,o y
anu anu TaSans 4. 1913 SIS. wintered Texans ~
sIas 10. FED westerns S.7oa4.79: calves 9og
,essg oo see very gaG active Sps WIZ
$40" az ~, 1a nearly regained. Heavy 4.fot
~ ss,s mixed a7oGt sO ligat a7O@i p ~
S5i So sheep-Reeeips $s s@ns Mse cSSh5 g.
i've, $50 q 5oG4 so; stockers and feeders 90
I - 90. cults 2. 7od3.26.
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kt-Inins having Houston al 4;4S p
.rling at Houston 3:@5 a m. and
4 IS, run into Grand Central depot.
y, l.a minutes earlier and arriving
|tss later than time given above.
In ,rriys AMI depart from the Iranl
,uu,p. the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
atns depoti in the Fifth ward. the In
n. Gres, Northern and Columbia Tap,
khsI,ena,onal and Great Northern depot
NJ venue The Missouri, Kansas and
S6iw,ion, Houston and Henderson trains
sariaonal and Great Northern depot
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CHICAGO.

,.hicago Noyemper 14.-Csttle--Ke celpts 90
SnicsSo a,ng 9oo1 westerns and 5000 Texans
co. r Ssqdi 10 lS &C. lover except choice heavy
Msraes Natives best on sale today .n an
Carloads at SIS good 9 prime ss sSesps iced iesd
$50; poSI % % MIXED oekers 2.5oG3 TO- COWS
ers =, 'o So' heifers e75G4.75 Gamers l-Ssp
2's aot bulIs 2.25a4,4o; calves i;Ooss; b.,
@ 80 ra ssst ts % ss ss,T a sCc
four enriosus rsss steers S.S0d4.10; Texas
4-soi Texas U.s. ss o. Hogs-Receipts 4S,oes.
s Marse ioc lower closing stronger ger To-
mixed and eStS t s roSsS heavy siGs
70 cnoiVu ~ ~ so64 a2iA: bulk Of sales 15n
smbs steady. Good to choice we,nerS wd 80
@4so fair to choice mixed S sesn ~ o I'M 81
err she Isrb. 4 SOFAS 4O Western lambs 90.
q5.ic
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ST. LOUIS

st. Louis, November i4 Cattle sS,rnio :
1900 lncluu'ns s,aers $40; dressed beef and
ana enp0, steers '4o@s Is; steers under ieeo ,
butchers, sesgs 10: stockers and feeders 2.Sl
So 20 cows and hefers 2oogasS ca ,nS,s
12Sms 20. e ~ ~. oows and heifers 4ofpS IS.
stesrs paceipts 1850 Market icc lower.
boz and liEhts lsoai 20: packers t'e0esa's'
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nail and express between N Z
trt n n, "a earry through cars for DaIlas
" ,,on Houston wa 'ne Seh'
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TICK EFT FoRcEnrEs.

-
rrest Mt Chicago arc
IN Extensive Frnuns'
windlers. who, by means
es and bogus passes, are
E within the past three
,ousands OF dollars from
lies and scalpers in all
nited States, have neen
Tcago. G. G. Rosenberg
q are the names given by
,ey were arrested at the
- station as they were
1train for Cincinnati.
y which they carried
ID eds OF passes bearins
six officials. all of when
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4 C. N. II. n.
q. n. 4 II. II. II.

|km loot OF Congress Avenue.
| c.lveston Trains.
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LEHMAN CAME NEAR MISS
RE Paris FAIR OF 1900"

LEHMAN CAME NEAR MISS
NE PARIS FAIR OF 1900"
every one in this part of Texa
arthur" and all who know hi
,ne amount of baggage A
II q grips and trunks that II
sO'ut with him. The bagge
sels him in trouble and
us \ came near getting him il
N, ulaenlty. He had given 1t
y q 1907 which is to behe
vs. IN the opera house onng
|p, Il november 16. and as h.hat
E town a day for susly
was pretty tired and dnost
me packing of his binere
IN M attendant, so that he col
',sss' In order to take thtpned
Ism, be dismissed thsorsl-
,eseeplng order: "Herevorth
sin s stun; every bit of ID and
NV The man will be h put
~ ~ haif an hour. aJmeets
he went to sleep adhered
~ . work. The next Ia. At
NJ, a.thur' began to d was
WIN ~, In a predieameny sew
,,s n.olning had been Some
I u, .ae baggage sent tof from
q ~ mad only left outieaves
j. 'aal would have beet what
sr, r0uid have found made
y took some rsiocation
III. = set the baggage i tSst as
NJ and unpack At, Msred ten
i,,sr Arthur made p,,chan-
tsusss : sohnson is
\ here. as folls
,s.nr - The Paris i
! lss',,N november 30, ~.
q These lectuf IA. y
" A saspiess of the was killSl
--''un' The de-
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! SCHEDULE

+. @. N. n.
81, Central Depot
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WANTED BY couple
tage with Eve or si'
in. 1854. this office.
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MNIG A b
washing. II
ball dresses
as new. IN
euh's churi
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MRS. G. 4. BUZZ
studio 2tD Masae
pupils residence
DIR. W II. McElrol
Tuhiy's; entrance
WE MANUFACTURE
paulins, wagon GOV
mocks. banners. Dc
with your next ore
cation. Kattmann
Houston,
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rdn, leave the Santa Fe Cen
Nh Depot 10 minutes later man
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| MORPHINE. OPT,
habit: myself G
harmless permann,
baldwin, box III
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Ms NJ :"
"a r, Depot, Fifth Ward.
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PICIIMho, .a,,o
metallic f,,,,iss, n adjourned until tomo
Kopt. 10lt
Washington sentinel., 1900-09-15
RooK ofthe ROYAL Blue.

The September number Book Of the
Royal Blue, published by the Passenger
Department OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, completes the third volume T
this interesting magazine. This numb r
contains an interesting history Of the
famous stone viaduct at Relay, Md the
oldest stone arch railway bridge in The
world; an interesting biography OF John
Van Lear M'Mahon, who was the author
OF the first charter OF a railroad in
America the Baltimore & Ohio, after
which Is formed nearly every railroad
charter IN the United States An in.
teresting account is given as to the
manner in which Mr. M'Mahon secured
the passage Of the bill in the Maryland
Legislat for the confirm alton of the
famous document. The biography is
accompanied by a photograph of the
author from an old oil painting.
In this number Mr.. Arthur G.. Lewis,
who conducts STUB Ends OF Thought"
which have been widely read and copied
has contributed a poem entitled The
Under Dog" which in many respects is
one Of the best things which has ever
come from this versatile author and is
worthy OF reproduction,