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Two Bullets In His Head.

NEW CASTLE. Pa. July 23.-sc-
bastla Alberta, an Italian. was found
dead near, ,chcwtown. Pa, to-day. with
two bullets In his head. and his money,
amounting TO $3.50. missing. Alberta
quarreled with his partner. TIana. on
Saturday. and dissolved partnership.
After drawing the money from the
bank, the two went out for walh.
That was tho last time he was seen
alive. Tlana, It Is saId, has gone to
New York.
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Boiler Blows up.

Special Dispatch to tho 1ntcll!gencer.
CHARLESTON, W. W.. July 22.--
The boiler in the factory OF the Kama
wha Wood Turning Company. a ham
die factory here, blew up this morning
and entirely destroyed the building and
machinery. Henry Rowsey. the night
watchman. was badly sculded and In
ternally injured by the force Of the ex-
ploslon.
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Missions All DESTROYED.

LONDON. July 23.-The China inland
mission has received n telegram from
Shanghai. dated to-day, which reports
that S!nngh slen, 81 Hun. Chico Kiakeo.
shaeld Tien and King Tsi Kuan. all
mission stations In the province OF Ho
Nan have been destroyed by rioters.
The missionaries are safe.
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: Elected for the Third Timo.

Upon the conclusion OF this session. It
was. announced that Mr.. Dawson had
for the third t!mo been elected chair
man. with authority 10 appoint his own
secretary, and that Parkersburg had
been chosen as the committee head
quarters for the campaign. 1t was also
announced that Mr.. Dawson was again
candidate FOR the position Of secre-
tary OF state.
The vote. on the craftsmanship stood
uinc for Dawson and four for Hall.
1t Is said that there was no particular
contest over the Craftsmanship. but that
there was quite fight over the selec-
ton Of the headquarters, both Charles
ton and wheeling insisting upon recos-
milton.
Tho aaicat OF Hall for the chairman
ship Is bitter disappointment to his
numerous fllends here, and Is not re-
celved with the utmost favor by many
OF the visiting leaders, though In the
interest Of harmony no one cares to dis
cuss the subject.
Senator .Elkins arrived about $3.50 this
evening in a private car and !mme-
dIately went to the Blennerhasset.,
whera he is now In conference with the
candidates and leaders.
Trying to Heal the Breach.
Tonight, after the regular meeting
closed, an adjourned session was call
ed to meet at the office Of Collector
White, for the alleged purpose OF set
tling differences over the selection of
Dawson as chairman.
The members OF the committee from
the First district declined to attend the
meeting and the district was not rep
resented. Mr.. Hall, who It Is claimed,
was offered the secretaryship. WINS sent
for number OF times. but declined to
obey the summons. ~
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WEST POINT. n. Y, July 23.--Com-
pany E. battalion OF engineers. VIII
start from here for San Francisco to-
morrow morning. orders TO that effect
were received from General Wilson.
chief OF engineers, to-day. 1t IS under.
stood that they were not 10 start until
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Good Work by burglars.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligenccr.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, July 23.-
It was discovered this morning tina,
during Saturday or Sunday night. bur-
glars had entered the dry goods store
OF Mckinney & Co., the bicycle store OF
II. P. Goss, and the furniture store OF
Bentley & Gerw'g, and secured about
$500 worth of goods. among which was a
bolt OF velvet and u new high grade
stearns bicycle. They overlooked n
large sum OF money 4. Bentley & Ger.
wigs. -s.I
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Tho 1nter.Lnkn Regatta

PUT-lN-BAY, Ohio. July 23.-Aiore
than ffty yachts arc here to partici-
pate In the lntcr.iake regatta. which
begins Tomorrow and n dozen more
are coming In tho morning. Tho yachts
hero represent Cleveland, Detroit. Erie,
Toledo and sandusky. The regatta
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YELLOW FEVER IN CAMP.
Several Members Of the Seventh
Cavalry Die-Eleveni Cases Now


Cavalry Die-Eleveni Cases Now
Under Treatment.
HAVANA. July 23,-Yellow fever has
broken out in the barracks among the
Seventh Cavalry and United stntes
cavalry In Plnar del Rio. There have
been eight deaths during the pruscnt
month and eleven cases nrc now under
treatment in the hospitals. To-day
General Lee ordered the camp moved
three miles Into the country ana quar-
antlne viii bo strictly enforced.
The chlaf surgeon hns received or
ders to Institute a thorough Invtstisa.
t!on into the CAUSE OF the outbreak and
special preparation is being made for a
thorough diuinfcction before the first
infantry emburks forfthc United States.
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LEGATIONS TO
BE ESCORTED
no TIEN TSIN
By an Armed Force In Order to Menu
oialize tho Throne and Stop
Military Operations;
FOREIGNERS ALIVE AND WELL
With Exception Of German Minister,
Ii Hung Chang Eager for
Early Peace.

LONDON. July "a. 4 q. m.-The Chi
nese minister, Sir Chih Chen Lo
Fcng Luh, has communicated to the
press the following dispatch from
sheng. director general Of Chinese rail-
ways and telegraphs and Taotai Of
Shanghai. dated Shanghai, July %: 2.
Information from Pekin. dated July
IS. says that the Tsung Ii Yamen de-
puted Won Jul. an under secretary OF
the department to see the foreign min
listers and he found every one we'll
without any missing. the German min.
lister excepted.
General Yung Lu Is going to mem-
orallze the throne to send them all
under escort to Tlen Tsin in the hope
that the military operations will then
be stopped"
Claim All We're Murdered.
Tho Shanghai correspondent Of tho
Daily Mall telesraphing July %, says:
"a letter from Chinese official In
San Tung has been received by a ma
tiys functionary here, containing the
following passage:
,"'At tho beginning Of the month the
foreign missionaries made srvcral at
tcmpts to send messages out OF Pekin,
but, thanks to the strict watch kept on
the city. the bearers were all caught
and executed. On the fourth instant,
only four hundred foreigners. much ex-
hnusted. were left In Pekin and one
night when the big guns were lnces-
sanity fired, It was known that nil tho
legations and the foreigners were fin
Ishcd, although pretended kilograms
contradict, these facts"
Differences Among Russians.
The st. Petersburg correspondent Of
the Daily Mall INSERTS that there are
differences Of opinion In the Russian
council of war. The minister of war,
General Kouronatkin, wishes to send
10000 men to clear the rebels out OF
Msaehurin. On the other hand. ac-
ccsaing to this correspondent, Emperor
,<lcholas Wishes the operations limited
q sths.i istehse and pacl1catlon Of the
I'sroEtisr sdlsltisf fss.s ft a two strohs s.hr-
mics, ono OF the !nilies In the south and
the other of the Russian in the north
confront the Chinese and the risng--so
the car is said to arguc-would be
bound to collapse.
"Wo want no conquests," he is re-
ported to have declared at the conclus.
Ion OF sitting OF the council. What
wo desire Is to protect our frontiers and
to steer Into smooth waters the Chinese
ship OF state, now buGcted by the
wavcs of civil war"
Want Telcgrnphic Communication
Restored.
There II nothing further this morning
that throws any light upon the mys-
FERROUS situation. Two urgent dis
patches We're addressed yesterday By
the Chinese minister TO the Pekln gov
ernment and to the director OF teie-
graph administration. strongly advo-
eating the necessity Of restoring tele-
graphic communication with view OF
enabling the powers to obtain proof OF
the safety OF the foreign ministers.
Until such proofs are secured, no one
hero is inclined to alter the opinion
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HOLT AND M'GRAW
Have Split, and the Former Is Now
Full Pledged Candidate for Uni
ted Statps Senator. :s

ted 5tate6 senator.
Special Dispatch to tAs 1ntellIEoncor.
CHARLESTON, ". Va. July 23.-It
is announced officially here to-day that
John H. Holt, Democrat candidate for
governor, is also q candidate for United
states senator, and that aah- -1ohnI
McGraw have had a split. ". Z. R.
Byrne is managing Holt's canvass. and
tried to nominate a Holt man for the
state senator in this district last Sat-
urday. His candidate was H. B. Dav-
enport. of Clay county. and the Mac
Corkle .McGraw faction had a terrible
time preventing 1t. They finally land
ed Stephenson, who can be controlled
by MacCorkle.
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Trying to Get News From Belgium

Trying TO yet news FROM belgium.
BRUSSELS. July ?s.-1n reply to the
demand OF tho Belgian government the
Chinese charge d'affaires says he has
telegraphed Indirectly to the Tsung Ii
Yamcn with a view OF placing the Bel-
CLAN minister at Pekin. Baron dc
Vinck, In communication with Belgium.
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DAWSON WAS
REELECTED AS
THE CHAIRMAN
OF Republican State Executive Com
mittep for Third Consecutive
Time-Hall Defeated
BY A VOTE OF 8 TO a.
Headquarters Established at Parkers-
burg-senntor Elkins Arrived.
Conferred With Leaders.

special Dispatch to the Intell!geEcer.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, July 23.-
The Republican state, executive COM
mlttee met at the Blennerhassett:hotel,
in this city. this afternoon, and organ.
lied for the campaign.
The meeting was called to order at 2
o'clock by Chairman Dawson, and ".
E. Glasscock, Of Morgantown. was
named as temporary chairman. and
Harry c. woodward. of Ronne county,
as temporary secretary. The following
members answered to their names:
H. C. Richards. Dr. J. w. Mcdonald.
C. D. Elliott, H. C. Woodyard, Elliott
Northcott,l ]. D. Hewitt. George C. Nc
Intosh. representing Samuel Dixon. W.
NJ. O.. Dawson, DR.. George O. Brown.
w. E. Glasscock. F. D. Reynolds. rep
resentlng A. C. scherr. E. C. Henshaw
and Sherman Denham, representing O.
E. Haddox.
Other Leaders Present.
Other leaders who wera attracted here
by the meeting are Judge Henry Bran
non. Perry Shanor. c. N. Matheny. Con-
gressmen Dovener and Freer. Senator
N. E. Whitaker. Morris Horkheimer,
James K. Hall. Congressman Dayton.
H. C. showalter. Judge NJ. H. Willis.
Ed. Fitch. Lamar. Powell, Captain s. b.
Rathbone, Judge George Poftenbarger.
Professor Thomas c. Miller. Emmett
Showalter, c. L. Topping and q score Of
others OF more or less prominence In
the party organization; of the state.
The first action OF the committee was
to adopt resolution allowing any Re-
publican who desired to co SO to address
the committee, after which the commit
tee would go into executive session.
Hon. A. B, White. who was invited
before the committee, was the first
speaker and Senator Whitaker. who
presented the name Of Mr.. JAMES X.
Hall. for chairman. followed. He was
Followed by others who spoke for either
Hall or Dawson. The spcech-makins
Continued until after o'clock, when
the committee went into executive scs-
F-ss ~ h=s
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Movement Of Steamships.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Boston.
ANTWERp-Noordand. New York.
GENoA-Kaiser Wilhelm II from
New York.
CHERBoURG : Barbarossa, New
York for Bremen.
NEW YoRK-Rotterdam Rotter.
dam: George. Liverpool.
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MlssIonariea Arriye.

REDWING. Mimi, July 23.--A cable
gram was received here to-day nm
nouncing the safe arrival Mt Shanghai
OF the missionaries OF the Hnugc Nor.
Wegian synod OF America, from their
usaaony. 100 miles inland.
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will be under the direction OF commo-
dore Anderson, OF sandusky. To-night
the weather conditions arc favorable
for good racing and fine sport Is anuo-
KENTUCKY JUDGE; !.

Trying the Powers Case SHOWS Iris,
tation, and Delivers Biased opin-S
ions-Evidence Produced Against
Accused Of the Vaguest Character.
GEORGETOWN. Kyr July aa,-spee1
tators were scarce to-day whom tho
trial was resumed OF Caleb poweFH,
charged with completely In tho Geebei
shooting. The prosecution gave nptIra
that they would excuse q half doEpB
persons summoned as witnesses tsR'
that side. Among those excused wag
Ike Golden, brother OF Sergeant d,
Wharton Golden. 4
Lieut.. John Bicketts. an ofilcar ~
the Barbourville militia company oA
which John Powers was captain, wan
the first witness He went to Frank.
fort, January 25. with the train load
Of mountaineers. Before the train
reached Frankfort, witness said thu
men were told to report to w. Il. cul,
ton for ratlons. The men were armed
with guns and pistols. Arriving at
Frankfort, they took possession Of thp,
agricultural building and stacked theip
I-guns there.
Saw and Talked With Youtsey.
Witness said each morning crowd
Of from three hundred to six hundred
mounted men occupied the yard La
front of the legislative building. ia
saw Youtsey frequently and talked
with him. The day before the assas,
sination. Youtsey said Goebel had to ba }
put out of the way and he. YoutseA
had 500 which he would give for that
purpose and knew ten or twelve othera
who would contribute to such fund,
Youtsey also said Goebel could be kills
ed from the executive building; that
the assassin could escape through thu
basement and never be detected. Ha
said his job depended on Goebel being
killed. Fifteen minutes before the ass
sassInation witness saw Youtsey and
the latter told him he wanted twenty.
FIVE or thirty men to accompany him
to the executive building. Continuing,
the witness said:
Something Was Going to Happen.
"Youtsey put US inside the executive
building near the stairs He told us
something was going, to happen ana Wa
must remain there. when he stnr.ea
through the hall. left md went into a :
private residence across the street from
the building. had been there a few
minutes when heard the shots. I did
hoe NOT Know any OF the men whom left
at the 1901 OF tue stairs IN the eXeeu-
i've oulillaing. l'lu
Inc men %hom foutsey placed were !
'ast eaisiae the ONCE OF the secretary
OF state,lS saii tNe13Witness.3ssF He Left
seause q 'iSANos W
M case Oh Killing.
Iross-eHamihed 's the witness said that )
"hen foutsey placed the men in the
num- ne loia 'hem that US soon rs
soinethihs s happened. man would
come down the steps and go away
win them.
witness SAID when foutsey left tho
men ne went IN the direction OF the
governors Office. Il. E. Coombs. pri-
vate secretary to Appellate Justice
Hobson. the next witness, told Of
conversation between two mountains
GERS in the house lobby day or two
before the assassination, In whleh
they spoke OF ''p!chlns them OUT
meaning the Democrats.
| .H -a.. ~. l.NtA11 .t5
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SENATOR SCOTT TALKS.
Hopes to Have Many Prominent Men
Speak in Various Parts Of tho
Country.

eFShh 80 S"aoaS ~ 20 "a tllb
Country.
NEW YORK. July Ex-senator Ma
than d. Scott, OF West Virginia. came
up from Washington to-day and went
at once to the rooms OF the Republican
national committee. Senator Scott
will have charge OF the Republican
spccch-makers herc. he said:
Eve hope TO have great many
prominent men apeak in various parts
OF the country, on subjects suited 30
the political feelings OF each region, We
expect such men as Senator Burrows.
Senator Lodge. Postmaster General
Smith md Secretary Root to deliver
campaign speeches. Ex-Pfcsldent liar
rison may give n few addresses. A
number of other speakers VIII be
hired" g!
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For West virglnIa-Partly cloudy
Tuesday md Wednesday: southwest
erly Winds.
For Western Pennsyivan!a-Partly
cloudy Tuesday: probably showers
Wednesday; light to fresh southerly
winds.
For Ohlo--Gcnerally fair Tuesday.
Wednesday, probably showers and low
or Temperatures: light TO fresh southcrly
winds.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday ms observed
by c. Schnrpf. druggist. corner OF Market
aud Fourteenth streets, wus as follows:
n,m....",...,.s g 3 n. in,..,..,.....,.S 80
n. m.,.,....... 80 p. m,.,........,. 81
L m........ ,..,.. Sc Wcathcr-Fair. 'il
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@od3 SasdqbmM
Hll2l1;lzS,555nD

The corn shelter continues SUPPLYING
our people with fuel. Wood wagons
are also becoming much more plentiful
Conductor Sherwood, after spending
few days here with his sportsmep
friends returned last Saturday to Little
Rock.
The kodac fever is reported to have
got hold of our country friends and a
number are thinking Of investing in
cameras.
COL .A.A. Dean, of the Iron Mount.
ain Land Department, spent Wednesday
mere looking after some business before
circuit court.
II you are looking for something use.
tul or ornamental in the way of Christ.
mas present you will find 1t in the stock
OF China, Queensware and Lamps lust
received by the VAN buren, HARDWARE
| Co.
Turnips and radishes, as we'll as fall
Irish potatoes of extra fine quality, are
being supplied to the local market by
our farmers.
Our up-to- date farmers have begun
breaking ground for next years crop,
while the happy.go' lucky ones are wait.
ing till spring.
Hon. Hugh l.. Taylor, brother of ex.
Gov. Bob Taylor of Tennessee, spent a
portion of Monday in the city as guest
of Z. l.. Matlock.
WANTED-Men with rig to sell our
Poultry Mixture; straight salary, SIS
weekly and expenses. Address, with
stamp, Eureka Mfg, Co. East st. Louis,
III.
As usual there will be several changes
in business firms on the first of the year.
Several changes in the saloon business
are also spoken of.
Monday promised us some real winter
weather and duck hunters were in high
hopes, but Tuesdays sunshine knocked
all their hopes winding.
The Water works force was ont test
ing the hydrant pressure Monday, and
all those on Main street showed a
pressure of 100 pounds or over.
ford, N. H.. who says: For years |
suffered torture from chronic indiges
ton, but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure made
well man of me. 1t digests what You
eat and is certain cure for dyspepsia
and every form of stomach trouble. 1t
gives relief at once even in the worst
cases, and cant help but do you goodt
II. &. JOHNSON.
We understand the Statler buildings
on the corner of Eighth and Main,
which were destroyed by fire last win.
ter. will be rebuilt In the spring.
The cottonwood timber on the west
side Of Cottonwood Slough is being cut
down and shipped to Fort Smith, to be
manufactured into egg cases, etc.
Mrs. j. ID. Hawkins, who WAS called
last week TO the bedside Of her mother,
who was seriously III. returned home
Wednesday, from Webb City, Mo.
Don't use any of the counterfeits Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Most Of
them are worthless or liable to cause
injury. The original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve Is q certain cure for piles,
eczema, cuts, scalds, burns, sores and
skin diseases. He. THOMSON.
The members Of the local G.. A. r.
post have been called to meet today
over the Standard Restaurant for the
purpose of elscting officers for the ensu.
ing year.
Rev, A. j. Barton OF Little Rock DO
gan q series Of revival meetings ut the
Baptist Church last Sunday, and has
been greeted by good congregations at
each service.
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GA - II q II Z a.
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{. b. Fontaine returned Monday
from few days visit to Missouri points,
j NJ Scott, one Of Mulberry s prom
inent citizens, spent Sunday in Van
Buren,.
VIM. Renfroe WAS down from his
Mountainburg home u few hours
Wednesday.
Geo, Miller has very tasty and
unique Christmas display in his south
show window.
Rich, Warm Healthy blood Ia given by Hood 5
sarsapsrilla and thus II protects the system
from colds. fevers, pneumonia and other dis.
eases that quickly overcome weak and de-
bilated system.
The favorite cathartic is Hoods Pills, DC,
Capt. Jno. Allen was down from
Harrison this week spending few days
with his family,
G. p. Frazer returned Friday night
from several weeks stay in the eastern
part Of the state,
Il, Il. McKibben was looking after
his tie contract along the Arkansas
Central this week.
The Mo. Pacific shops here:are rum
ming full handed, handling the neces'
sary locomotive repairs,
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills, but they never fail to
cleanse the liver, remove distractions
and invigorate the system.
He, JOHNSON.
W. N, Boatright Tuesday purchased
AGAR load Of horses from Utah party,
for the local market,
Mrs. Sugrue and daughter arrived
Friday from Ma Rouge, La, on visit
to Van Buren, friends,
Dr. and Mrs, j s, SHIRLEY were ny
for couple Of days this week from
their home NJ Paris, Ark,
THE VAN BUREN, HARDWARE Co, Ii
showing some tasty things suitable fol
christmas presents IN its stock OF emma
Queensware and Lamps.
Ajax hose company Ia reported max
Ing grand preparations for its century
ball , on the night of the 8lst
Judge A. T. Gross spent Monday IN
the city to make deposition In case
before circuit court
10 Curtis will return permanently "
Van Buren, and engage, II Is reported
IN the saloon business.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL.

China, Queensware or Lamps make
suitable and acceptable Christmas pres
ents. See the assortment at the VAN
buren, HARDWARE Co S establishment.
"B' Jones was up from Paris Mon
day.
R. +. Brown was slightly under the
weather this week.
Fay Chew has secured a position with
the New York Store.
Mrs ]. s. Heard visited relatives at
Little Rock this week.
The most effective little liver pills
made are Dewitt s Little Early Risers
They never grippe. II. G. JOHNSON.
Mrs. A. G. Lambert was up from
Alma Tuesday on business.
j. Y. Clark has rented the Bryna
Murta property in the East End.
Harry Pernot has been displaying his
stock of Christmas toys this week.
There is a larger demand for farming
lands this winter than in many years.
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THE COIIRTN.

CIRCUIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
I ] third Monday in June and November. J. II
Evans, Judge; I'd, II. Mathes, Prosecuting Atty
COUNTY COURT meets in Van Buren, on the
Il list Monday in January, April July and DC.
tober
PROBATE COURT meets the third Monday
in February, May, August and November
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
GOING WEST
No. 2sl. Arr. 3;H pm. Depart 125 pm.
No. 2SS. - 80 snl. 2;35 IN.
10 943 " 1l:26 am. STOPS at Van BUREN,
GOING EAST.
Nh. 1872. Art. 100 pm. Depart, l:s5p.m.
M 23l ! am Los a m.
Coal Hill Local Arr li:25 am. G2Opm m.
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Greenwood Local Arr. l:f5 pm. Depart, D m
M 2O3. Nv. $50 pm. Arr Greenwood 500 D. m.
Is) Daily. except Sunday.
Trains 2Sl, 2S2, 2S3, 234 run daily
Trains 2i3 and 24i do not run on Sunday.
Trains 2Sl, 49, 2S3, 2Si 243 and ga will carry
A. HAYS Agent.
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FRISCO LINE" (sT. l.. &s.F)
GOING NORTH.
No. Q. Mail l:ls a. m
No. T. Springfield Passenger $50 D. m.
No g. ST. Louis Limited 6;l3 o. m
No 40 Local Freight $40 q. m,
GOING SOUTH.
No. ]. Mail S:07 a. m.
NO g. Fort smith Passenger 2l0 p. m.
No. 8. Texas Limited lnlS a. m.
No. 80. Local Freight 6:35 D. m.
Trains 30 and 40 run daily except Sunday, bal.
.nce run daily.
pullman sleepers and reclining chair cars on
ali through trains. Through tickets on sale TO
all points.
p. W. FURRY, Tiki. Agt.