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CRUEL METHODS
OF TREATING PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES.

OF TREATING PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES.
The old method Of treating piles by the knife by
lgature or dilatation. besides causing intense pain
and frequently collapse and death, are now known
TO be worse than useless far as actually curing
the trouble is concerned
arrangement of the liver and other Internal or
gans. as well constipation. often cause piles
disease; this is the why salves and ONT
ments have So little effect. and the widespread
success Of the Pyramid Pile Cure has demon
stratei it.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is not a salve nor ONT
ment but is In suppository form. which is applied
at night. absorbed into the sensitive rectal MEM
brahe and acts both a local and constitutional
treatment and in cases Of many years standing
mas made thousands Of permanent cures.
Many pile sufferers who have undergone surgical
operations without relief or cure have been sur
prised by results from a few weeks treatment with
the Pyramid sup,osltory
TIE relief from pain Is so immediate that ns-
hents sometimes imagine that the Pyramid con-
tans opiates or cocaine but such Is not the case.
IL Is guaranteed absolutely free from any injurious
drug
Inc cure is the result of the healing oils and
astrigent properties of the remedy, which cause
the little tumors and congested blood vessels TO CON-
tract ana a natural circulation is established.
All druggists sell the Pyramid Pile Cure at so
cents for fullsized package
little book on cause and cure Of piles mailed
free by addressing Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall.
Mich. r,o,so, .,
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Sideboards in Hoekes furniture SALE
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-CARPENTER'S SHOP.
Jobbing by experienced and reliable men. JOHN
T. WALKER Builder. 1920 st. NV. Branch
Office. 1000 Conn. ave. se29-t2t'A
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IOTlON TO CONFIRM AWARD.
Arguments to He Heard in Matter nj
Widening Columbia Road

In the matter of the proposed widening of
Columbia road and old 10th street to per-
NIT the extending of the Metropolitan rail-
ROAD from the present terminus at 18th
street and Columbia road to 10th and Park
streets, Attorneys a. B. DuvalI and c. r.
Bfandenburg today appeared before Justice
Hagner. presiding in the District court and
moved that the court finally confirm the
award submitted by the jury of appraisers
impaneled in the cause notwithstanding
the exceptions to the award that have been
filed.
Justice Hagner set the motion for hearing
at 10 o'clock next Wednesday morning It
Is expected that the arguments Will con-
SHINE about two days.
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Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in One Minute.
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MARRIED..

LOWE-GLADMON. On Wednesday, November 81
1900, at the parsonage of the Wayery NJ. E.
Church, Baltimore Md, by the Rev. Frank c.
Porter, ]. WILLIAM LOWE of Washington
D. C.. to IRENE OLIVIA GLADMON of Balti.
more, Md
SELBI-PuRCELL. on September 1. 1900, at
Upper Marlboro Md, by Rev. Jos. \. Specht,
RUTHERFORD T. SELBY and ROSA L. PUR-
CELL OF Washington, ID. O.
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Hale'S
Honey of
HOrehOumd
and t ar

1t will stop your cold and its dis
comforts; prevent the coming Of the
more serious troubles that follow
colds. AT all druggists. Take only
Hale's. 25c., soc. and ST 90 per bot
tie; largest size cheapest.
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CRUSHED BY ELEVATOR.
Messenger at Government Printing
Office Meets With Serious Accident.

William kurtz, who was employed as
messenger in the government printing Office,
was frightfully injured yesterday afternoon
by the weight attached to the elevator. He
was removed to the Emergency Hospital,
where the doctors decided his injuries to be
Of a character likely to prove fatal. His
back and hip had been badly crushed. and
it is believed he was also hurt internally.
kurtz dropped bundle Of papers in the
pit Of the elevator shaft. and was STOPPING
to pick up the papers when the descending
elevator car came III contact with him. The
iron weighs more than 1.5OO pounds.
A number Of men removed him from the
pit, and a physician was called. The in
jured man was soon transferred to the hos
pital. He rested well during the night and
seemed a trife better this morning, al
though his condition was still regarded as
extremely critical. y
Kurtz is twenty-one years old. He came
here from Carroll county, Nd, where his
mother still resides. His home in this city
is at pa E street northeast
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Today You Cough and

and wish you had never been born.
Then today is the day to take
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CONTINUED on sixth Page.)
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Arthur Chase, sixty-five years old, a resi-
dent of Anacostia, was severely injured
about IL o'clock last night by being thrown
from an Anacostia car. He was removed
to his home by the police, and a physician
was called to attend him.
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/ Commencing Monday Morning the
Connecticut avenue ears Of the Metropoli-
tan Railroad Company will run from 18th
street and Columbia road through to the
Capitol by the way of F street. 9th street,
Louisiana avenue and Indiana avenue. Cars
on the East Washington division of the
City and Suburban Railway Company will
run from 18th and d streets northeast to
18th and G streets northwest.-Advt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
AI.UMNI SOCIETY's FUND.
Gifts of Hooks for Use Of High school
Pupils VIII he GLADLY Received.

Gifts of Hooks for Use Of High school
Pupils VIII he GLADLY Received.
At recent meeting OF the Alumni So
clety IL was decided TO ask that all per-
sons having books that are used IN the
curriculum OF the High School. but for
which the owners have no further use. be
donated 20 the society. These books.
said President Gazan OF the society. are
wansed for worthy cause. for they are
90 he loaned to those pupils whose par
onts are unable go purchase them. a
committee wos appointed 10 look after the
matter OF collecting the books. but as Il
IS impossible for tho few members con
stltuung this committee 10 see very many
persons IN the short time before the open
ing Of the school year. the society de-
sires that persons having books tina, they
viii give 10 tho cause leave them at the
High School building. where they viii be
received by Prof Otis Ashmore any time
before oct !.
The cause Is one that the society feels
will appeal 10 the public. for the new
books are expensive ana IN addition 20
the tuition fee would make n almost i'm
possible for some parents 10 send their
children to the school
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
}. l.. wALrIIouH DEAN.
Wei known Real Estate Man Passed
Away Ia New York.

Telegrams were received On the city yes
tcndly announcing the death Of Mr.. j. T.
Walthour Of this city az ST. I.uke's Hos
piial IN New York. His death occurred
shortly after midnight yesterday morning
Mr. Wal,hour had been in iIl health for
several monshs and his serious condition
was wei known to his friends here Under
these circumstance tho news 81 his death
was hardly a surprise 10 them
The deceased was members OF tho
renting ana real estate nrm OF Walthour
a Rivers. with which be had been connect
cd for a number Of years. lie was well
known IA Savannah. both socially ana IN
business way. tie was q son Of the tate
capt Lowudes Wnthour 90 Liberty cnuu-
ty AMI "a grandson OF tieor-t. Washington
Walthour. prominent and wealthy CIT
izcn Of Liberty He was also "a grandson
at the late judge Fleming for several
years e;stinguishcd occupant 81 tho su-
pcrior Court bench of this circuit
Mr.. Walthour suffered from q compli-
catiou or diseases which appeared 10 fol-
low an attack Of the grip re loft Sa-
vannah ia June 20 consult disiingtH sh Cd
specialists in New York Ills case was
diagnosed hy Dr. Janeway and later he
was under the treatment OF pr Germany.
he spent some time az Saratoga and re-
Gently had been for about three weeks
la tho Adirondack Finding The air there
too rarsfed. he returned 90 New York
only a few DAYS ago His death was an
nounced by his brother-in-lnw. Mr. J. n.
sheldon. who was with him. when he
died
The body will be brought 90 savannah
accompanied hy Mr. Sheldon. and Will
reach here tomorrow II Will De taken TO
the family residence. 80. $40 Hall street
east from which tho funeral will take
place. The deceased was 81 wears OF age
ana leaves a wife and daughter. he was
quite popular among a larg, circle % ac-
quaintances.
The deceased was Tor % number ~
yeas an active member 90 the Georgia
Hussars. but he resigned his members hip
.nmn time ngn.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
LIEUT.. nARnow rnn WINNER.
Results Of the Hine Contest Of the
OEIcthorpe LiEht Infantry.

Tho annual rifle contest Of the Osle.
thorpe Light Infantry was he'd yesterday
Afternoon at the range The scores were
not as good as usual. owing. probably. 10
the light. which. on account 81 the heavy
clouds. was imperfect Tho afternoon.
nevertheless. was enjoyed by The COM
company. and the practice with the rifles
was not thrown away
capt G. a. Gordon was in command Of
she company which was divided into two
classes for the shooting. tho moro expert
oncod mafksmen being in the nrst and the
others Ia the second class prize 81 s.
was offered IN each c.ass 10 the member
making the highest score. while the high
'st score Ia either class entitled the one
making IL % che company medal to BE-
worn for a year
The shooting was only a. the 2oo 31o anI
30 yards range Tho highest score was
mode hy Lieut. David g. Barrow. whose
total az the three ranges was a. The
possible score was 100. lie made 80 ~
gl0 D. al aua and 20 al tpl. Private Cohen
wa second iu Lieut. Earrow's class. che
second with a score of o. at %. q a. DO
and 80 az IN. MS total hcing -. Serst.
Eourquiu was third. with u. and Cap
Gordon wac fourth with 20.
ln tho second cines the first prize was
won by Private Furror. whose total ~
the three ranges was 90. Private FalN-
eant was second with o. Corpi Cox third
with o.. and Private Kent fourth. with
o..
Upon the return to the quarters Of tie
company "a the Reglmeutal Armory a
about dusk Capt. Gordon presented the
prizes. Lieut.. Barrow was cuutlcd TO
both Tho medal and thc prize Of s. in cold
but bee would not accept the coin. Saying
TINT ne preferred shat o. go 10 Private
Cohen. tine next highest man. because Of
the excellent work and great improve.
mcnt be- hnf shown during the rife sea
son. To Private furrcr wia awarded the
gold coin that was the prize in thc se,,-
ond class Al three winners we're ap-
plnudod hy their comudcs as they re-
ccived the prizes for which they had
striycn.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
CHARGED wITH BRUTALITY.
Rebecca SheIlman Claims TO Have
Been outrageousIy Treated.

beeu UuffaEeouNit iFfutfus
Rebocca shelman wants her husband
Henry. 10 contribute alimony Tor the sup
port 81 herself ana their children. IN fur
thornncc'of which object and desire on her
part she nled suit in the Superior Court
yesterday. in which she paints his iniquity
with a lurid brush
For months past. says the petition.
Henry has practically deserted and ahan-
doncd Reherca. contributing nothing TO
her support and maintenance. when she
demonstrated with him on this account be
has been accustomed 60 reply with the
most insulting cplthets ana tho vilest pro
family. he has transferred his affections
to one Julia Butter. "A married woman,
SAYS the petition. with whom no lives in
open and fragrant adultery and upon
whom he lavishcs his time, attendance
and means.
on sept 10 It IS further alleged. oc-
CURED the eliminating scene in this meio-
drama Of domestic atroclty. Then Henry
descended upon the house In which his
wife was living. dragged her To her feet.
throw her 20 the floor. stamped upon va
rious portions of her anatomy. oil Of
which were mentioned IN the petition. and.
in a transport Of drunken and bcasily
rage. vented upon her prostratc form
every brutality that suggested itself 20
his mind.
Then he grabbed the two children. who
are the onsprinRs 81 the marriage. and
departed. These children are respectively
? and years old. and their custody Is one
OF the things asked IN the petition. The
plaluun further asks that permanent and
temporary aiimouy and attorneys fees be
awarded hsr by the decree OF the court
She Be- represented by Mr. Don H. Clark.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Savannah. Sept Il. 1901 learn that q
report If IN circulation which has gained
crcdcuco in this city. that have stateI
that the death Of the infant child OF ar
J. Bernstein. late Of this city which o''
CURED in November. 1893 was due 20 IN
eknlm circumcision on the part Of Ar
sallal Levi This report does Mr. Lev
great Injustice I attended che chiit %
question. and personally know as pnN'
stefan. that this report Is without tn'
slightest foundation. ana most cheertuil3
state thnt Mr. Sallol Levi IS competent
AMI skilfm operator Ia such cases. NJ. Il
Levi NJ Dad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Arrangements have been effected by
which 1000 mile books. The price OF which
is $3.50 each. issued by the scaboard Air
Line Railway. are honored through 10
Washington over the Pennsylvania RAN
road: from Portsmouth to Baltimore over
the Baltimore Steam Packet Compan,,
and between Clinton and Columbia over
the Columbia. Newberry and Laurens
Railroad This arrangement Includes tho
books issued by The Florida Central and
Pcninsular and Georgia and Alabama
Railroads.&c..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
THEIR ANNIETIEs RELIEVED.
Two savannah Men Iarar From Gal
weston Relatives.

Two savannah Men Iarar From Gal
weston Relatives.
Policeman G. =. Best was greatly re-
ioiccd yesterday to receive telegram
from his sister, Mrs. Ethel LEROY at
Galveston. stating that she AMI her lit
toe daughter were safe Another brother
and sister. }. Best and Mrr. Richard
son. lcft Galveston for Cordova. Ala. only
five days before the storm.
Mr. Ieon 5. Levy. doorkecper az The
Savannah Theateh. also had good now
in the shape Of telegram from his
hrother. Alphonse Levy. announcing tina,
the entire family. consisting Of father
mother. three brothers and two sisters
were all safe but had lost everything.
Mr. Levy has been In a state Of anxiety
ever since che news OF the storm. and
the tclegram yesterday was great re-
LIEF.
Mr. Cheeseborough. tho New York trav-
cling man. who has been here several
DAYS, and who has mother and mum.
her 81 other relatives len Galveston. stated
that he had been able TO get no rcplie.
90 his kilograms iiis brother telcgraphe.l
him Wednesday from Houston that Do
was just leaving that city for Galveston
hus hc has since heard nothing from him
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Lippman Brothers. wholesale drugris,s
Lippman block Of this city. are givlbr
away free. a splendid regulator ciork
nearly feet high, with calendar attach.
mcnt. also three dozen samplo hot
ties OF Lippman's liver pills freo
TO the purchaser OF three 49,,
en- Llppmans chill and fever tome rbT
celebrated and renowned chill tonic =.
sold with a positive guarantee. No c,,ra
no pay" ana the price and size is ~
same as other standard chill tonics
This great expense Is undergone slmpiv
to Introduce Lippman's chin and fever
tonic the best In the world -nd.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
MURPHY MADE ANOTHER cArcH
All Round Crook Arrested for steal
ting Chickens.

John L. Grayson. another chicken thief
was captured by Patrolman T. c. Muir
ply early yesterday morning Besides
being a chicken thief Grayson IS said a.
b. an al-round crook. only three weeks
ago he was released from the gang If
ter serving q years sentence for the thetl
Of "a lot OF tobacco from Hotchkiss a Ne
yill, and 80 late as Tuesday he was ui
before the Recorders court on the charge
Of robbing the tl Of Chinaman on
whitaker street. near Oglethorpc avenue
tie was tried by the Recorder yesterday
morning and turned over 10 the cts
l.urL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
Lot OWNERS ON POLICE DOCKET
Health Omcer Bezins Enforcement
of weed Ordinance.

sixty-four lot owners. who have failed to
comply with the ordinance requiring the
removal Of weeds from vacant lots VIII
be put on the Police Court Information
docket this morning. which means that
the cases viii come up for hearing
Tuesday morning The cases are made hy
Health officer Drummer upon reports made
Ia him by the sanitary Inspectors u ne-
ing made che duty under the ordinance
for the health department 70 enforce as
provisions.
By working Sunday as wei ne Saturday
ana Monday. a majority Of these lot own
crs ought 40 be able 90 get their lois
cleaned on before going before the Re-
cordor Tuesday morning
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
ron WITHHELD LICENSES.
EastcrIin whiskey 60. FILLED nail In
Trovrr Against ". 4. Grove.

Enstcrlin Mhiskey Co. FILED Hnii In
Trovrr Against ". &. Grove.
j. ID and J. l.. Easterlin, doing business
under the firm name OF the Eastcrlln
Whisky Company. filed an action OF bail
IN trovcr against " C. Grove In the City
Court yesterday afternoon. II Is charged
that the defendant Is In possession OF GER
tain liquor licenses and bonds belonging
to the plaintiffs which he refuses 10 de-
liver.
The defendant In the case is the pro-
priotor OF the Planters Hotel bar. Under
The terms OF the petition and In accord
ance with law be will be required either
90 surrender the property ia question.
give bond for It's forthcoming or 40 TO
tau Tho licenses are alleged 10 be OF the
value OF Ns5 Mr. W r. Slater represents
the plaintiffs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
DR. WILSON'S SHOOTING.
Carried on the Honors nt Chattanoo-
I'm This Week.

Or r. c Wilson has been doing some
great shooting at tho interstate gun tour
nament at Chattanooga. a telegram TO
his brother. Mr. II. r. Wilson. stated that
he won out IN the live bird match yes
terday without "a miss
The Chattanooga Times Of Sept. i2 says
"Dr. f. c. Wilson Of Savannah Is de-
cidedly the best marksman In attendance.
lie made records yesterday that will new
ar. u Is said. be cqualed on the local
range" In rs issue OF Sept 70 the Times
says: Or +. G. Wilson. crack rifle shot
81 the South. was again the decided favor
tie yesterday and a large amount Of money
was won on his shots"
Or. Wilson also won all four OF the miss
Ing out events and lead In the grand hand
leap. with the exception OF A. H. squiers
who Is a manufacturers agent and there
fore ranks as professional
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
An Open Letter
Jasper Springs.
near savannah, ga.
sept. :, 1900.
Columbia Drug Company,
Savannah, Gal

Columbia Drug Company.
Savannah, Cat
GentIemen-I have been suffering
with ChiIls and Fever for more than
three months. Have been under
treatment Of several doctors. tried
several so-caIlcd chm Tonnes. none
OF which benefited me. ~ last 4
tired enc bottle of your smiths Ctn
and Fever Tonic. and within three
days felt much better. aud after
using the second bottle I ann glad TO
say am entirely cured. 4 write this
so that YOU may be able 20 inform
others who may suffer aud assure
them of cure. Very truly yours.
tsIEned) HENRY TOETTER.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Savannah Morning Nows. New York
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore. Charles
ton IS O.. Jacksonville Nla). Cincin-
natl. New orleans. Washington On. O.,
Chicago. Augusta CGa). Atlanta. Macon
oGaD. and other prominent daiiies' also
the various monthlles and weeklies. new
books and everything else usually found
In nrst-class news depots.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
ASKS a ToTAL DUoRcE.
Pleas INimbalI brings serious
Charges AGAINST His wife.

Charges AGAINST His wife.
a libel for total divorce was fled in
the Superior Court yesterday by Pleas
Klmbal against Cornela Kimbnll, his
wife. The grounds alleged Tor the grant
Of the divorce asked are adultery and
descrtion
The petition recltcs that tho parties
were married in 1898 and lived together
until June 1877 In that month. Il IS
charged. the wife wilfully ana without
cause deserted her husband and went 20
Awe in adultery with Tom Kimban with
whom she continued for several months.
The plaintiff says the petition. has never
condoned this conduct on the part % his
wife. and on this ground and che ground
OF her dcscrtlon Of him. he asks that he
be granted a total divorce. The plaintiff
ls represented by Mr.. W r. Slater.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
To Brunswick and Return sI.OO via
the Plant system. sunday.

In addition 10 the Charleston Sunday
excursions. the Plant System are selling
round-trip tickets to Brunswick. good on
Sundays only. at rate OF 500 for the
round trip Trains leave at 2.lO a. m. and
I'm a mad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
Ar REsr ~ LAUREL GROVE.
The Funeral of Nr. Robt. n. Harbour
Took Place Yesterday.

Took Place Yesterday.
The funeral Of Mr. Robert T Barbour
took place yesterday afternoon at 4O
O'Clock. The remains were taken from his
residence at No. as Hall street. east. to
the Cathedral OF ST. John the Baptist and
thence 20 Laurel Grove Cemetery. where
the burial took place. Numerous friends
were present Al both the church and The
cemetery. The pall-nearcrs were Messrs
Richard schlotelberg. John Glatigny. Ed
ward Nungazer. }. Z. Kelly, Milton Sweat
and Perry Helmy,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
Johnson. chin and Fever Tonic

Is 100 times better than quinine and does
IN a single day what slow and uncertain
quinlne cannot do In ten DAYS.
II will cure in a few days those obst-
nate types OF fever that hang on for
weeks when treated with quninc
~ will cure typhoid fever ana nothing
else viii
II does rs work quickly and thoroughly
and nothing else does.
II places the fever patient beyond tho
point % danger In a day aud nothing else
can.
Those who have implicit faith In the
tonic are secure Those who doubt arc Ia
danger Those who viii not use IL. place
their lives in jeopardy
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
From "A Doctor.

our people We're suffering from typho-
malarlal fever. Some NJ D's called Il gen
uine typhoid. Many OF these patients died
aud those that recovered were sick from
4 To s weeks
! gave my patients Johnsons tonic and
in every instance the fever cooled down
within twenty-four hours and did not re-
turn. and the patients regained their for
mer good health rapidly J. + Kincheloe.
NJ D.. Conway. Ark.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
cAmEwELL SYSTEM CHANGED.
Georgia Company Awarded the Com
tract for Police Phones.

The Georgia Telephone and Telegraph
Company has secured the contract for fur
uishlng the Instruments and looking ar
ter the Gamcwen telephone boxes OF the
police department There are forty-seveu
o. these boxes and the work OF replacing
the instruments OF the Bell Telephone
Company is now under way. The Bell
Company has had the contract Tor several
years.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

and bess paying 5O-room hotels in South
Georgia for sale by W Holcomb real
bargain. Naldosta. Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
sunday Trips 60 brunswick via Plan,
System, al

The Plant System will sell round-trln
tickets 20 Brunswick on Sundays. limited
20 date OF sale az rate OF Q.o Trains
leave al 2l0 a. m. and $50 a. mad.