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FIghtIng on shan 81 FrontIer.

London. Nov. 3.-The Pan Mall Ca
zette this afternoon publishes a dis
patch from lchow. dated October 2S.
which says heavy fighting has occurred
in the mountains on the Shan 81 FROM
tier. An AnRlo-German force Of 1900
men. commanded by Col. Won Norman.
stormed Tzching Kung pass. The Chi
nese occupied strong position on the
crest and stubbornly resisted. They
poured hot enhladIng fire on the adj
vance party OF eighty Germans under
Major Won Forester, but the British
general cavalry and mounted sappers
dismounting, scaled the heights turned
the enemy's TANKS and relieved the
Germans.
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COAL MINE EXPLOSION.
Ten Men Killed and Four seriousl
Wounded.

Detroit. Nov. 3.-B. +. Berry, OF this
city. president Of the Wills Creek Coal
company, received a telegram at noon
today from ~ o. Gray, manager Of the
mine at PhiIippi. saying
THE fatalities resulting from the ex-
plosIon here today are probably SIX.
Indications are that the mine Is not IN
jurcd as badly as was at hrst feared.
Dynamite taken into the mine In TOO
large quantities by a shooter Is believed
10 have exploded from the conclusion
from other shots and caused the accl-
dent
President Berry shortly before 3
o'clock received a telephone message
from Berrysburg. sayirS that ten We're
Killed and four seriously Injured, three
OF whom will probably die, The mine,
however. lie damaged very slightly,
The accident happened at midnight,
when most Of the men were out Of the
mine. and the late advlces confirm the
early statement that Il was caused by
carelessness on the part OF a shooter
The Berryburg mine Is located about
six miles south OF Phlllippi. and en-
ployes 129 men. a majority OF these
-It negroes. who are married and i've
In a settlement near the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03

Carlist clubs. the arrests Of Carlists.
and the searching Of reputed quarters
continue go the provinces.
OFFICERS ORDERED HOME.
Bourgh Madame Eastern Pyyrenees.
France Noy spanish officers and
soldiers on vacations have been or
dered 70 rejo.n their regiments imme-
diately. The car.buesrs IN the vicin-
ity OF the French border have been Or
dered % retreat upon Puycerda at the
first warning a column OF infantry
and detachments Of cavalry have been
ordered ~ Juycsrla and Sac de Ur-
gel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03
SALT LAKE COUNTY.
Chairman Eichnor says II VIII Give
a Republican Majority.

The entire Republican county ticket
VII be elected on Tuesday next. Prob
soly $1,000 votes will be cast IN the
county. There IS a strong tide I'm favor
o. The Republican party. The cry Of
imperialism and miitarism is in vain.
The usncerIty Of the Democratic party
Oh trusts has been fully exposed. The
people Of this county are satisfied with
ue present condition Of the nation.
4h'y desire no change. Rest assured
,aa' The majority Of the voters Of Salt
LAKE county on November 9Th, Will put
tlel' cross IN the circle under the eagle
and beehive.
DENNIS c. EICHNoR,
Chairman Republican County Com
mittee.
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Aruinnldo Reported shot Dead.

San Diego CAL Nov. 3--James c.
Hussey, Of National city has received
letter from James Thompson, a private
Of company c. Twenty seventh United
States infantry, written while he was In
the hospital at Manila and dated Sept
lst in which the writer says that a
young Filipino occupying a bed next to
him at the hospital stated that Aguinal-
do was really shot dead as reported
some time ago, but It was TO be kept
quiet for political reasons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03
Sensational Prusslan Murder Trial.

Konitz. Prussia. Nov. 3--The trial
which has been in progress for a fort
night past Of a number Of persons sus-
pected OF being implicated In the mys-
FERROUS murder of a boy, Ernest Win
ter here some time ago, In the So
called ritual crime has suddenly
taken a sensational turn, The muir
dered boys father. who Is a high Off
cial. in a letter addressed 20 the states
attorney. charges q Jewish butcher,
Eisenstaedt. OF Prechlau. with ac-
complishlng the murder He also charg-
es Eisenstaedt and a synagogue sexton,
Hossek. with perjury, committed dur
ing the course Of yesterdays testimony,
The actual murderers have not yet been
discovered
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REPUBLICANS CLAIM UTAH
c.,,n.n Callister Says They VIII
cot Electors aud legislature

cL.t.r,an Callister says Ahcs
Get Electors and legislature
v. will carry the state by an aver
or. majority Of not less than two thou
.,,s ,or electoral, congressional and
STATE tickets out Of sixty-one mem
49,. d, the LEGISLATURE, we viii have
,,,is.. than forty. including holdovers'
A great many Democratic business
mo, Will vote this year for Mckinley
ana Wells They say they want to let
we'll enough alone and moreover, they
want 10 swing Utah into line with the
administration. thinking that thereby
T. will get more recognition in relation
10 hubble buildings and other matters.
Large numbers favor Republican ad-
pinls,ratlon because II has opened up
markets that We have not had BEFORE.
Utah products are going west as wei
Is east
We are confident that there VIII be
twenty-five thousand more votes cast
this year than at the special election
last spring when Congressman KING
was elected by i2l7 plurality. Since
then there has been a sweeping change
Of sentiment towards Republicanism,
and the bulk OF the new vote VIII go
for Mckinley The State normally Is
Republican and the Silver Republicans
who voted for Bryan four years ago
are back IN line. The large silver pro-
dlcers are for Mckinley because the
tariff on lead has enabled them to work
their mines with profit, and the price Of
silver has advanced during McKinley's
administration.
T. H. CALLISTER,
Chairman Republican State Commit
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WANTS NO DEPUTY MARSHALS.

the petition should not be granted The
mayor ln hls petition declares that the
action OF the marshal causes great dan
ger Of violence and bloodshed and in
tlmldatlon ~ voters and that 10 Is IN
the power ~ the court 10 remove all
such deputies az lts pleasure and 20
prevent the marshal and his deputies
from interfering with the election.
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A Steamer In a Fog.

Queenstown, Nov "a steamer was
reported passing Browhead at $3.50 this
morning which was presumed TO be the
Cunard liner Umbrla from New York,
October 27th for Liverpool Via this port.
The tender proceeded TO intercept her,
but as nothing was seen Of the steamer
owing TO the dense fog, II IL believed
she proceeded direct to Liverpool with
out making her usual stop.
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shared TO the fullest extent the suffering
as we'll as the glory Of the war and who
helped so materially 10 bring il 10 a
successful close
Lord Roberts explains that he thus
appeals because of the distressing and
dlscreditable scenes resulting from inju-
dicious friends speeding the parting sol
diers by showing bottles Of spirits into
their hands and pockets
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Cache County-D G. Dunbar
Willard County-Charles Crane, !, c,
ThoresOn.
Willard, Box Elder COunty-s, X
Thurman.
Alpine. Utah County-David Evans.
Uintah COunty-Andrew Morgan.
Sanpete County-H Q. Lund, G, NJ
Nielsen. w. T.. Rydalch
Proyo-H. p. Henderson
Pleasant Grove, Utah County-B' H.
Roberts.
Lehi-F b. Stephens,
Richmond, Cache County-Moses
Thatcher
Woodland, Summit County, K
Martineau.
Beaver County-Matt Thomas.
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An Ohio Bank Robbed.

Bellefontaln, Ohio, Nov. 3-The
Farmers and Merchants bank at Jack
son Center, was blown UP at ? o'clock
this morning and 1t Is stated $500 was
secured. Citizens aroused by the ex-
ploslon poured into the streets only TO
be driven in by heavily armed and
masked men, who escaped on a hand
car over the Ohio Southern railway.
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MEETINGS TO-DAY.
List OF the Places Where Democratic
Speakers VIII Hold Forth.

The following meetings have been ar
ranged by the Democrats In Utah for
this afternoon and evening:
Hooper, Weber County-Frank J..
Cannon.
salt Lake Clty-Judge William II.
King.
Park City-A. J. Weber. James II.
Moyle.
Bingham-O. W. Powers.
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The stcamer Hin City sinks.

Memphis Tenn. Nov. 3.-The steamer
Hin city, belonging 20 the HIM City
steamboat company Of ST. Louis. and
plying between 81. Louis and New Or
leans struck a hidden obstruction in
Tennessee Chute lust below the city
early this morning and sank. The
water covers the lower deck, but tho
boat lies IN a good position and can cas-
ny be raised.
The HIN City was en- route TO New
orleans and had a fun cargo. thirty
passengers and a crew OF forty, All got
safely ashore I'm yawls.
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Denver. Colo, Nov 3--Mayor John
son Of this city has applied 20 the Unit
ed states district court TO prevent the
appointment Of deputies by L. S. Mar
shall Bailey 20 serve az the polls next
Tuesday and Judge Hallett has made
an order requiring the marshal 70 show
cause on or before Monday next why
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New NORWEGIAN Tarln Bn.

Chnstiania. Nov. 3.-The Norwegian
tariff bill has reached the storthiug.
changing the duties on @ number OF Inn
portant manufactures and raising the
duties. especially on steel and steel
wire, copper wire. liquid carbonic acid.
and copper allows
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Icclandic Elections,

Copenhagen. Nov 3.-The elections 20
the Iceland althing have resulted in
great majority for the proposition Of
Prof. +. Gundamundsson 10 create a
special Iceland ministry ana give Ice
land virtually an autonomous govern
mont.
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Jamaicans strike.

Kingston. jam. Nov. 3.-The strike OF
the employees of the Canadian American
street railroad is serious The service Is
almost at standstlll A few cars are
running under police protection and a
strong police force has been called out
10 guard the works from an assault.
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The Baseball Field.

Chicago. Nov. 3.-Final score: North.
western, II; Knox college, 8,
Cambridge, Mass. Nov. S,-Football;
First half-Haryard IL; Pennsylvania
0.
Princeton, n. j., Nov S.-Frst half
Cornell, 10; Princeton, 0.
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Relgian Army Refnrms.

Brussels Nov. sit is said the Bel
gian cabinet has decided upon the ap.
polntment OF a mixed commission, com.
posed Of members q the legislature and
army officers to Investigate military az.
fairs with the view OF the instituting
army reforms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03
Population of Vermont.

Washington, Nov. 3.-The population
Of Vermont, as announced today by
the census bureau, Is 1854. against
1872 422 In 1890; an increase Of ll,2l9 or
8 3 per cent.
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German Pnrmaster Defaults.

Berlin, Nov. 3.-An army paymaster
named Wild at Darmstadt had fed and
large defalcatlons IN his accounts have
been discovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03

Total ...,... ...,,''-ll e5f
At4mills the total school tax FOR salt
Lake county would be Slj5,4jA3J. Of
this amount Salt Lake city would pay
Sl2I,S00.8l. and upon the basis Of It's
school population would receive slV-,-
1904. making an excess OF moneys
contributed over moneys received OF
{25.6JO the benefit Of which would 90 70
the schools OF Salt Lake county OUT
side Of the city limits. In the same
manner Salt Lake county touislde me
city, would contribute GIgil.Jl ana
would receive yj3.2SiuS.
There Is no basis Of reason IN the
proposed upndment The school us
tricts outside ~ Salt Lake CITY are
today much more able 10 educate thelr
children than the citizens OF SAT- Lake
CITY Their taxes are not 80 hlgh ana
their ability 90 pay is greater The city
limits Of Salt Lake city are very Vice
ly extended Within its limits Is "lle
extent Of area which Is very sparselE
settled Indeed the area Of salt Lake
City is 80 great that g should be a city
and county by itself and the territory
south OF Salt Lake City ought 10 De
embraced In a county by Itself II
this We're done any proposition Whlcn
would compel Salt Lake CITY and
county 10 help to educate the children
OF any other county would not FOR "a
moment be favOr8bly considered. Yet
that Is exactly what viii be the effect
Of the passage OF this amendment
The effect Of the carrying Of this
amendment win be 20 cut down the
county school tax from mills, Us pres
ent limit. 10 9 mills. From the fund
thus derived the districts lying outside
Of Salt Lake City deriving as they
would SO much money from the taxes
raised In Salt Lake city, would be able
10 support their schools I'm much better
shane than they do az present. While
the schools OF salt Lake City deriving
a revenue from a mill tax onlv instead
OF 4 mill tax as az present would be
unable 20 keep the schools open more
than seven or eight months In the year
The total assessed valuation for the
State o. Utah In lseS was 500 23, 1884,
10 nlustratae the burden under which
Salt Lake City Is now laboring We call
attention 10 the following figures.
The state school tax is three mills on
the dollar.
The total valuation on the state is
S1Ol $40 253 Of which Salt Lake city is
assessed AZ t2l 95O2i0
The total state school tax derived Is
S3ii9l0.
The total school population Of the
state Is s44lq which gives a per capita
allotment of 1913
Salt Lake city has a school population
N l4.42S. and az 1913 per capita draws
from the State fund S53si64i. but \
contributes 20 the state fund SsS s5O b5'
making an excess contributed by salt
Take CITY 10 education throughout the
state OF si5 0Sil9.
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Lake contributes sometime like $4,000
more Than &c receives 90 the education
OF the children OF the State outside Of
It's own limits. II the Constitution
and the present law shall be a.
mended this excess OF moneys paid out
over moneys received for educational
purposes in Salt Lake city will be
raised by an additional $4,000 as APP
pears from the following figures:
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nod perben. gerubi9e Did nur. Did
braudli Su piltlid nidt als Beiipiel
auIsu1sllen; i'd bin nur cine Dilettan.
tin, unb finoe idon @snilgen babel.
.Msnn id, entaeanete 0ifa uno
modte iid ianit frsi, .ein 10 eemiiib'
Iides Ssim bdtis ME Gu. wOllte Id
mid aud germ nit benz 9ilettantismus
sufrieoengeben."
.gDir limb arms Qeuie.
vSbr-p" 2iIa lab bic Spre4erin
.rnlt an. sd mOllte. i'd iDnnt' NIT
Sir tauiden, bann tpiirbe mid aud
nitts fOrtsiebsn. Mber 9u, 0u mir.
bef nidt nit mir tauidsn iuollen."
Srdulein BON Walb fdtpieg, unb
Clio bemertte es ipobl.
.ghin alio!" fubr lie fort. .Hes.
balb tuirn Gu aud meinen Munid,
CUR giibne gu asben, beraeben. 8es
mimi id iuirtlid bort nidt pisl, bier
perliere i6 iueni9."
r0aB ms muiisiren, iaats 6rdu.
Iein bon Walo unb iudte 9ipten ber-
aus. nSiearo?"
Qiia nidie, unb luie bic eriien
2ldnae oes Wo3artiden Weinertueries
ert0nten, oa mar alles 2eio per9eiien.
Wlit GROCER. ilan9pOller Stimme lang
lie bic siris iunae Roienarie.
(5ortiebrns folst).
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Derr ~. &. 0iaaims,

Der Heoatteur Der in Seneca. SlIs.,
eriheinenoen ~Hetps", mar felt bic
len Sabren NIT Sausausiblag be-
baftet. aein arSt uno feline IrSe=
nei tunnte ibm grlDiuna oon bieiem
llebel uerihaffen. bis er .Budlen 8
Grnica Salbe" antpanote. Gr
idreibt. bah s,uei Shabteln i'm
p0llie beilten. Die bette Salbe in
Der Welt. llnfeblbares Waittel fir
0autausihlae. 6eiluna piro aaranz
tirt. Wur % Gts. gu baben bel
s. 3alteper q SUbn. 9rueeiiten.
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Die 1apierfeit ciner Jram

,puroe fiirslid iuieber BON 5rau
Sobn Dutpling BON Butler. 3d., ges
seiet, Die 1id3 felt 2 Sabren in itetem
aampfe nit einem tranfbaften Wta=
gen befanb, Der iie ibtper ilnter
9tauiea unb unperoaulihfeit leioen
mabte. 9lue Wtittel ertuielen iib
oils nublos, bis Tie Electric Bit
ters' ueriuhte. gtab smeimonatlis
DIEM @ebraube ibrieb tie; sd bin
iebtp0llie sebeilt uno tann alles elien.
Electric Bitters" 1T Elm oOrsiieli=
der Comic; ib babe, ieitoem i6 ibn
aebraube, beoeuteno an @etuidt ail=
genpmmen uno fiible mid frdftiger
als je suppr. Gr f0roert Die Wers
oauung, beilt Dpspepiie. reiSt ben
glppetit unb eiebt nelies 2eben. gtur
50gts. Wirb earantirt. 3u baben
bel s. 9alteper & Sobn, Drpauiiten.
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gBie aus Wien aemelbet tpirb

2cIt ulp zcItll UtIIIttUtt IUIlU,
propbeSeien bic G5eben. oaB Der
Winiiterprdiioent Or. BON Soerber.
iebr balo suriidtreten iperoe uno
5iirit alfreb oun uno 81 2iftenltein
iein @ahfolaer fueroen ipiiroe. 5iirit
9llfreo Qihtenitein 1T 1842 eeboren.
ST muroe 1873 in ben iteiermdrtilben
2anotae uno 1879 in oas Nbeeoro+
netenbauS seiudblt, ipo er anfanes
Der &ebtspartei anaeb0rte. oann
aber 1888 ben oeutlb-tleritnlen 9id)=
tenitein@Glub begriinbete.
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Der proteitantiibe Baitor
9anippenbera. elm naturoliiirter
DentibsNmerifaner unb Wtitglieo
Der Wiiiuuri Miiliuns Spnpoe,
tuurbe aus 0amburg ausgepielen.
gr tuanoerte i'm Mlter BON 10 Sabren
aus Deutihlanb aus uno tuuroe,
nabbem er i'm Seminar BON ct.
2unis araouirt, nab lelSen in Yrens
Ben gelbids, no es Stuei Sabre un'
bebelliat tpirtte. glls er i'm SUM
nab 0ambura oeriebt tpliroe, ents
oedten bic Beb1rben. oaB er nibt
aeoient bate unb aaben ibm cine
beItimmte Sriit. Deutidlano 81 Der.
lalien. Der ameritaniibe 9oniul
in 6ambura lebnte es ab, fiir Ianip'
pehbere einSutreten. Der eoniul in
Bremen ieboh, Wir. Gieorib, riei
Die Yermittluns Der 8otidaft in
Werliu on.
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@as ben 3onneneebalt Der ein=
lauienben Sdiffe anbetrifft. 10 bat
lett 1894 Bremen cine 3unabme BON
II BruSent. Sambur9 "a. Gntiuers
pen 36. Gmlterbam Al unb Rotter-
oam 50 Yrosent su perSeihnen.
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3. s. W omaro q @u.
pertauien tueaen beporitebenoen um=
suas in elm grDBeres 8eihditsbaus
alle ibre 8utiben, 2anbauer. Bug
oies uno ale anberen Surten BON
gDaaen su beoeuteno ermdBigten
Rreileu.
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Gine Grploiiom eines pmlper Wfa'
aa3ineS

seritDrt alles, tpas in Sibt 1T;
ebenio lpirfen aub ltarte Wtineral=
Yillen, aber beibes lit iebr gefdbr=
lih. IS 1T i'm b6hiten @raoe nllbs
los, Sbren &Drper 0efabren ausSlia
ieben, ipenn "Dr. Kings New
Life Pills" bic Nrbeit griinblib
unb eeiabrols perrihteu. 9eilen
aopiihmersen mo Yeritupfuna.
9tur % Ste. gu baben bel
+. aalteper & Sobn. Droauiiten.
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: Die 2onooner Daily News

- Die 4onooner Daily News
POM Z. September idJreibt: gSir err
iabren aus suuerldiiiger Nuelle, oaB
bic britiihe 8egierina innerbalb Der
nahiten IA 9age entiheioenoe gtabs
rihten aus SiiosNfrifa ertuartet. Die
Nuit6iung oes Yarlanentes lit arI
bic lebte Wode oes September ieitges
iebt poroen.
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yrfift 1uoeSsCnaletL

6err 8. M. Garretiun. uon Gan
slntonio, 7er.. mar ieit Sabren
nit 9litbma in ieiner ihlimmiten
Sorm bebaitet rno ertrug unidalibe
Shmersen. Gr nabm. als nibts
mebr balf, Su DIR Kings New
Discovery" 3uilubt, bas ibm in
furser Belt nid)t MIR 2inoeruna per'
Ifaffte, ionoern auh balo uollig
beilte. Die luunoerbare Weoicin lit
oas einsipe Wlittel fiir Sbminoludt,
sltbma, lunsen-, 6als., uno 8rllits
Qeioen. Yreis 90 9ts. uno 81 90.
8iro sarantirt. 8u baben bel
s. 9alteper & Sobn, 9roalliiten.
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Wtan finoet bier eln por5llellbes
8las Bier unierer beimiiben Braues
reien. Beionoere Slnertennling per=
oienen Die Weine. Gi9arren, Wbisfies.
Qiauore &c. 0iele Wirtblhaft erireut
lid oes ausseseihneten &ufes, 81
ben ansenebmiten guIentbaltsprten
Der Staot Su sdblen.
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R(6a(;h fnruen mir ,,ps G

Bl0blib tonnen mir uns 4ums
bago susieben uno mir iino ppllltdn-
big unfdbig, irgeno ettpas su tbun.
gbenlo ibnea t6nnen mir oiele
Shmersen los tuerben, tpenn mir
prompt ct. SafpbssSel anipenoen.
= Sir "Hynes" "-Buasies, aut-
Iden, Wagen ooer iraeno elmer an
oeren Nrt @efdbrt. ,uenoet Sud an
G.. H. Dean Co., Siio=5lores.Str
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0ah gSaeo. Sort @ortb, Dallas. aanias
gitp, ct. Qouis unb Chicago. tdglid),
(S. VI. & ". y. Depot .7:45 Worgens.
NaG gsacp. Sort Nortb. Dallas &c. (ppm
Suniet- Ieput) .....S 800 Nbenoe.
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Bon Chicago. ct. 9ouis. aanias eitp
Dallas, Sort ssortb nno ssaeo, td9lidl
(Suniet Depot ........ $50 Sorm.
gpn ssaeo, Sort ssortb. Dallas &c. ..
". & VI. y. 9epoD -. 1870 Nbenos.
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gsacb @alpeiton. Souiton uno Gnero tag
lia .S:45 Yorm.
Nah Corpus gbriiti. Nranias YaB nno
8eeptlle tdalih. 2:20 Yabm.
g,ah Borne unb aerrpiIe. tdalid1. aus
aenomnen Sonntaas. -. .2:i5 Nadm.
gtah Borne uno aerroilIe, Sonntags.. =.
Nntunit.
Bon @alpeiton. Soufton mno 9nero tag
lid, 200 Nhenos.
Bon Corpus 9briiti. Nranias yab nno
Beepille tdqlid1 ........... 100 Nacbni.
Yon Borne nno Aerrpille. tGglid1. aus
eenpmmen Sonntaas. =. 1885 yorni.
Bon 8brne uno aerrpille. Sonntags. !.
800 Nbenos.
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Gad) Stodbale, tdelidI. ansgenpnimen
Sunntags. ..............S: SUI Sorm.
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g,ad, 9leiu Orleans, Souitun uno Wal.
peitpn tdglih. ......... l2O0 Wtittags.
Nah gl 9aip. Californian nnb aerito
800 SDrm.
Nad Nprb-Ieras. ct. 9onis nno Gbiea-
40 (Katy Flyer) 500 Nbeubs.
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8on Stodbale, taslid,. aussenomnien
Spnntags. s................3: .3:UU Hanm.
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