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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Mothers, Congress.

The Mothers congress is already
planning for the annual meeting, which
takes place early in April. An effort
Will be made to secure the Assembly
hall for the sessions. a meeting was
yesterday held with Mrs. Sarah Y.
Stewart, at which the following We're
elected on the press committee: Mrs.
Alice Merrill Horne, Salt Lake, chair
man; Miss Anna Peterson, Manti; Mrs.
OvGAda KeaTns, GunnisOn: Mrs. Bird
Robson, Fillmore; Mrs. Lucy Jones,
Provo; Miss Mary L. eiowans, Logan;
Miss Mary II. Allen, Park City; Mrs.
Jennie Nelson, Ogden; Mrs. D. $. Cook,
Heber; Mrs. Mabel Tate, TOOele; Mrs.
George Q. WhitmoTe, Nephi; Mrs. Julia
WINS. St. George.
A preliminary meeting Will be held
Tuesday evening at $50 in the rooms
of the board of education in the city
and county building.
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to be discussed in this contest is: RE
solved. That the English cabinet system
of government is preferable to the Ameri-
can congressional system" and the three
most successful contestants viii represent
the Zeta Gamma in the joint debate.
Professor George Shelton will favor the
university students with violin selec-
ton next Tuesday morning at chapel eX-
eTCiSeS. He viii be accompanied by Pro-
fessor J, J. Mcclellan
Good word comes again from Fred W.
Reynolds. He has just completed Pro-
fessOr A S. Hills course in advanced
English composition. This course is recog-
niZed as the best and most thorough COM
position course given at Harvard. From
a welded class OF twenty, consisting Of
college graduates and professors, and
some journalists, Mr.. Reynolds was one
of two to receive a. grade the highest
given there. He will obtain his master 5
degree in June.
The Normal and Zeta Gamma So
cieties viii hold a joint public meeting
next FTiCay night in the assembly room
Of the normal building
Many of the university, students who
have remained out of school rather than
submit TO vaccination are pleased that
the question is settled so that they may
return to school and resume their work.
g . .
The boys of the Delta Phi fraternity
saw ''Zaza on Friday night from an
upper circle
O d. .
The students of Professor Seward s
third year German class held an informal
recitation on Thursday afternoon.
q 8 8
The metalurgy class which was or
gained last Monday by DR.. Mccoy. is
larger than it has ever been before The
same is true of the course in qualitative
analysis, there being over forty students
now taking this advanced course in chem
istry.
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The second and third year normal and
preparatory students are not willing to
submit quietly to the action of the col
lege and freshman-nOrmal students IN
saying that the coming contest in debate
with Nevada shall be restricted to the
respective collegiate departments of the
two Institutions They have entered
protest to this action, claiming that they
are q part of the University of Utah. and
are therefore entitled to representation
If they can win it, and pointing to the
fact that one of the three debaters on last
years team was "A third year normal
student. Some of them are anxious to
enter the preliminary contests to try for
places on this wears team
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New man and Mr.. Giauque of the board Of
education Alice KnOwell. Mrs. NJ f.
Burmester, Miss Atchison, Miss Peak and
Carrie SapPington-
Last evening the sophomore class. gave
a dancing party at the Ladies Literary
club large number were present and
all spent a most enjoyable evening. Auer-
bach's band furnished the music.
Mr.: Eaton visited the Union school
Monday.
The new visitors book in the office has
an artistic cover decoration burned in the
leather. The design is by Mr.. HARDWOOD.
the programme those by Emma Lewis
and Burgess Young were especially 10 be
praised, and gave evidence of excellent
training.
We understand that Burgess Young pro-
poses to protest the action of the examin,
Ing beard in its recommendation OF naval
cadet from Utah on the ground that his
physical condition is not such as would
bar his entrance to Annapolis.
Whether he receives the appointment
the High school that the High school
pupils should receive first and second
place in the examination
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The Bildungsyerein met with Miss
Critchlow last Thursday
The senior class pins have arrived and
are Of neat design and fair workmanship.
The second period class in constitutional
history held a debate Friday on the fol
lowing question: Resolved, That the
natives Of our new possessions should
have equal political privileges with our
present citizens" The affirmative was
upheld by Lulu Bourgard and the mega
tive by Herman Wismar.
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Elmer Wooh editor; Stella Conn and
Joseph Felt, assistants. and Harvey Mad
sen, business manager.
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The pupils OF the seventh grade at the
Emerson gave a banquet 10 the teachers
on Thursday. The affair was managed
entirely by the pupils, and some excellent
toasts Were given.
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State Superintendent Nelson went TO
tairvieW during the week to take part in
the exercises dedicating the new school
house there. A very fine programme in
Whicn the prominent men In that part of
the country took part was enjoyed. Su-
perlntendent Nelson is still at his home in
Mani, but expects to return during the
week
Principal Wetzell Of the Riverside school
returned to his work last week. after a
rather severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs Mackay and Miss Nash of the
Webster were visitors at the Lowell on
Thursday.
Mrs. Elliott viii meet teachers during
day at 4 p. m. at the High school, and
same place and time.
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superintendent Cooper left on Wedues-
day for Chicago to attend the meeting of
the department of superintendents Of the
National Educational association, which
opens tomorrow morning
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Wonlan's Club.

At the Womans club on Tuesday
Mrs. A. ]. Johnson gave the paper Of
the afternoon, her subject being Yes
terday and Today" She showed the
progress that has been made during the
last century along the lines of inven-
ton and science, and compared the re-
quirements of the people of yesterday
with those of today. Great and mar
velous have been the strides in all lines
since the beginning Of the past century
up to the present time. Looking into
the future. one wonders what the com
ing years viii bring forth. Science will
continue her researches and the now
seemingly unattainable will be attained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
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New Garments in the
Ready-to-Wear Store.
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There's a noteworthy display Of women's
dresses in handsomest materials here to give
idea Of what highest fashion thought has de-
signed for the coming Your visit to
them involves obligation to buy, come; many
will be shown in the windows during the week.
The eton jacket suit seems again much in favor
but there's remarkable variation Of the detail
those last season, more dressy, perhaps,
much favorable comment. $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
for beautiful costumes
New silk waists made of taffeta and peau de
sole beautiful affairs in light shades and black;
ways Of tucking, new ways of trimming
fronts; detailed description of them would be
unsatisfying, them this week. 90 M
Moderately priced at 81. so, $3.50 and. .EOsVO
New spring jackets for women S12.75 to
$500. Box styles in handsome cloths, beautiful
ly tailor stitched.
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AgrieuItural College.

Representative Mohr, Bishop WOOley of
Brigham and Professor Lyman of the
university addressed the students at
chapel exercises Saturday morning after
the legislative visit. Senator Thomas
was here during the day.
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Professor Robinson was called home to
American Fork Tuesday by the death of
his father, and has been absent during
the week. Most OF his work has been
temporarily provided for by Merrs. Engle,
GoWans Merrill and Mae Evan.
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President Kerr has been in Salt Lake
City during the week.
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The cadets gave a ball in the gymnas-
ium the evening of Washington's birth
day. This is a college exercise always
well attended.
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Miss Richards. assisted by severaI. mem
bers of the faculty and some art students,
will, in the near future, give an enter
tainment illustrating Greek sculpture and
scenes from Greek history, and Greek
literature. The purpose is to awaken, if
possible, a greater interest in the study
of art.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
springviIle School Notes.

In honor of DR.. Karl G. Maeser the Gag
was half-masted Tuesday. Principal l..
z. Eggertsen went to Salt Lake to attend
the memorial services.
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Our schools have been viSite1 this week
by County Superintendent Brown and the
county supervisor, Miss Ella Larson
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The sixth and seventh grades gave an
entertainment in the city hall Thursday
evening, in which very nice programme
was carried out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Press Club.

The monthly meeting of the Press
club viii be held next Thursday even
ing. Feb. %, at the Womans Exponent
Office. The programme consists of sen
timeEts from Queen Victoria, an orig
inal poem by Susa Young Gates, a pa
per on Queen Victoria" by Emma
Jensen, and current events by Ella W
Hyde.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Reception and Art Exhibit.

The Council of Women's clubs and
the home and education section of the
Ladies Literary club have invited the
clerks Of the city 10 attend a reception
and art exhibit this afternoon at the
Ladies Literary club. A delightful
programme has been prepared, and re
affair viii doubtless be a delghttC
one. The following is the programme:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
The Curse of Womankind

is sick and nervous headaches. Sher-
mans Headache Cure gives instant re-
lief. One dose cures. Guaranteed per-
fectly harmless. Immediate relief, Csc.
and 1Oc a box. 1t cures neuralgia.
Every box guaranteed For sale by
Godbe-P Pitts Drug company, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Provo Clubs.

Utah Sorosis held an open session Wed
neSday at the home of Mrs ca Allen, in
honor of Queen Victoria IT was a charm
ing affair. The pa-lOrS were arJistica'iy
decorated with roses and carnations POr-
traits of the queen and souvenirs of her
reign and of the queen jubilee we've
cOnspicuOusly arranged. An excellent
programme was rendered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
College Club.

The College club met Thursday even
ing at the Collegiate institute with Miss
Morgan and Miss Condit, Miss God
dard, the incoming president, in
pleasant address talked of the ideals
and attitude of the college woman. The
remainder Of the evening was delight
fully spent in the discussion of various
topics suggested by Washington's
birthday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24

Vocal music-Mrs. Andrews and Miss
Alton Young.
Instrumental music-Professo Skel-
ton violin; Professor and Mrs. Cook,
piano.
observation-disclosures Reed and
Priest.
Address, Some Madonnas
Ewing: illustrated by choice pictures
loaned by Mrs. Ewing, Dr. Silver. All
BallOws college and other friends.
Present Invitations at the door.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24

Ors and the blue and buff Of the so
ciety. The members responded to roll
call with patriotic sentiments. Mrs.
p. T Farnsworth read well-prepared
paper on THE Valley Forge Memorial,
for the benefit of which an entertain
ment viii shortly be given by the So
ciety.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Beautiful Blankets
20 Per Cent Off.

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All of our forward stock of handsome St. Mary
blankets will be put into the windows this week
and sold at fifth under regular prices. SUmptu-
Gus, luxurious blankets they; better not
made; the finest, purest and best Of soft woOls
carefully cleansed. alone used in them; beauti
full borders. These of the forward stock have been
used for showing but handled carefully always
hardly be called mussed, indeed think
you will have no fault to find with them. Prices
range $500 up to $500 pair Monday and the
week
20 Per Cent Off These Prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Council of Clubs.

The Council of Women's clubs viii
meet Saturday, March ?, at the usual
place. time is changed to p m.
A full ate a. ance is requested. A pres
ident and v e president will be elected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
$l.20 a Yard
Dress Goods---75C.
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Times growing very short for underprices on
Dress Goods, each day finds the stock nearer the
proportion we wish it This offering consists of
just such dress fabrics as the season demands for
suits and separate skirts-52-inch basket and
granite cloths sponged and steam shrunken, so
good weather or bad they will remain true; navy
blue, tan color, gray and wine; regularly priced
$120 yard, Monday and the HEo
week q w
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24

least expense L nave
all my life searched
for positive cure for
the ills and ailments
of mankind, and SO
sure am / that 1
have discovered a
method of applying
Electricity which
will cure all cases
of Nervous " eak-
ness, Lost Vitality
and VigOr and kin
dred ailments, that
I guarantee the cure
in every case. To
make IL plain, If my
Electric Belt j'diiS to
cure you 1 viii re-
fund every cent you
pay for it Ny syS-
TEN of curing dis
eases by Electricity
Is safe, sure and
speedy, and is used
by no other person
or company, for, as
b reward for my
study and discovery
the United States
government has Civ
en- me the exclusive
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
A Remarkable Man.

DR.. Bennett the Eminent Electrical
Authority Says That the Nervous
Ailments and Weaknesses OF Men
cry Case by the Proper Application
OF Electricity-The Doctor CSuarans
Fails 1t Does Not Cost You a Cent
He Sends An Interesting Book,
Written by Himself, Free for the
Asking.
Every weak person wants a cure-a cure
In the nmickest posslhle Tine and for the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
New FOuIards In.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
To be sure, it's not THE showing of Foulards
that viii come later, but it's worth seeing,
nevertheless. And this is seeing time rather than
come. Beauties, every one, hardly know how there
could be prettier many of the pattern designs are
wholly original and the colorings rich. Ready to-
morrow, Monday; the front windows viii fairly
glow with them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Daughters of the Revolution.

The Daughters of the Revolution OBJ
served WashingtOns birthday at the
home Of Miss Claire ClawsOn. The par
Tors were draped with the national col
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
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) New Arrivals
; in Mems Store.

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Every day, now, the Mems Store has
a story of new things. During the
last week some Stetson hats came
along, lot of new fancy hose and
q choice showing of Manhattan
shirts in spring styles; We'll be
glad to show you. Come in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
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Women'S Kid Gloves
; Up to $2.OO---75c.

O-OO-O-O-J-Or-O-N
The chiefest virtue Of a kid glove. is its fresh
ness-the soft elasticity Of the kidskin. We
a very particular kid glove store and will have
the whole stock and fresh each seasOn-eZ-
PLANTATION Of the radical cleanups of late date and
this for this week. For these we've culled ali
odd lots gloves not absolutely perfect in dye those
that have been tried exchanged, and the reg
ular price tells you they come from high grade
kinds of fine French kidskin; the sizes mostly
in 5 "a and g. but some IA up to z IA. $3.50
i nnd $500 gloves while they 75G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Women'S PottiCOatS
Cheap.

4 small lot and two styles only.
Navy blue luster wool with deep
ruffie, and black mercerized sateen
petticoats with accordion founce,
S1-75 and $500 values, O. az
while they last ....... y AsGV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
3PictureS and Frames.

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Some small pictures for the wall
with gray or black wood frames,
gray mats, mostly in figure sub
jects.; were 35c each, 900
this week GOV
Very pretty gold frames, square with
fancy corners, cabinet photo size,
reduced from 0En
6Oc to ..-.--,..... OVO
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to be discussed in this contest is RE
solved. That the English cabinet system
of government is preferable to the Ameri-
can congressional system" and the three
most successful contestants will represent
the Zeta Gamma in the joint debate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-06

Mber nun bieb es feititeben unb iiber<
tpinben, beipetien, bab tie feline i9tpd9e
gaatur mar unb nidt an einem bers
lorenen Seraenstraum 5u @runbe ging.
Qnes su Gnbe. l1eber bic rof figen
5offuungsbilber elm {4nerer, 16iparz
aer S9leter gebedt! Mas blieb i6r9-
Dte Mrbeit, bic 2af, bas Our6rinoen!
Sc mar etnnal niebt onbers, man
muBte it9 berein ftnben,
SORT Ou, 4inb. lpis bas tiebe Gsz
fd0pf f@reibt: Limb fei mir ni9t bDIe,
ltebe Mama, baB SuifO nm meinettptle
len bon fetnem 8erufsnege ablentt, IS
TIT ia nur, neil metn 8ater es 10 fir
bas Bette bdlt. Sd benfe tpie bic Nutb
In ber 8ibel: $50 Ou bingebit. oa pilf
id au9 binseben. ~
Oas mar gu biel-9uhas Rroft
belt bopor ni4t @tanb, iie brad tn
Elm leioeni9aftlides, fofIunssloies
S4lu@5en aus.
Die 8aronin, aus ollen ibren Sim<
meln seri1en. lieB 8riefe unb 8rilIe
fallen unb bog ii9 erfhredt unb bolle
tommen beritdnbniblos iiber bic be-
benbe, ipeinenbe 9o9ter.
rQlber &inb, aber 9uifd, pas baYt
Ou benn9 Was 1T benn burgegangen2"
SuHa grub bic Ndgel in bic 9anbs
fldden unb rang unb tdmpfte I'm RuEe
unb 5aiTung-ttur ni6t fi9 berratben,
nur nidt feige ibre erbdrmlide
S4pd9e entbiilen!
Die Nerben, Mama9en-nur bic
Rerpen! Sd bin an's Stiuliegen unb
arantiein ni9t getpDbnt.-@s TT glet9
porbei-beunrubige Did ni9t-es {ino
nur bic Merpen!"
Mas miifIen tie ni9t oles beden,
bieIe drmen, mibbrau9ten Nerpenl-
Sic pafien iiberoG BIN, benn Iie iinb
untontrollirbar, iie iinb etn G9ilb fir
mon9en S9mer3, ber unter i6nen
beimlid uno ungeleben ausblutet!
Oie garonin mubte iid5 nit bieler
Grtldruns 3ufrieben eeben, Iie fonnte
ia audi teine anbers 20iung ftnben fir
9ufas unerflGrli9es 8enebmen-es
tporen it9er bic Nerben. unb bann
holte iie 8albrianstropfen unb faltes
Wdi1er, unb fpra9 tbrtr 4leinen leife
unb fanft gu, bts biefe ben &opf miibe
an ibrer gruft barg.
,Weetn Waiitter9en, mein ollerbeites
auf ber Welt-es lit i9on olIes pieber
gut, beunrubise Did nur ni4t mebr!
Sd iperbe i4on NIT biefen bummen
Nerben fertis!"
@let9 barauf tam m1aria nod
Sauis unb mubte nun NIT iebr Gbnz
liden @efiiblsn tpie 9uFa bic @ludss
briefe iiber ii9 erssbsn lai1sn. Dte
CUTE Mama bate ia feline 4bnung. tpie
fie tire S04ter qudlte, ite mar 10 itil
befriebist. 70 aussefObnt NIT iia unb
ibrem @didfal, baB iie bic sanae Welt
bdtte umarmen n0sen. Sbre eisene,
erite 2iebesaeit ftieg tpisber in ibrer
@rinneruns auf, bsr Roientroum, Der
iene 5ip0lf Warteiabre einleitete, Der
tbr sanaes 2eben NIT ietnem @eligz
teiisbau9 perfldrt batte-lln0 gang
nerfeutt barin, mdrterte iie unter pelts
perlorenem 2d9eln abnunsslos tire
betben fin terafpsifelnben S09ter NIT
INNER neuen, itnmer aGrtltaeren G9ilz
berunsen zines sludli4en 2iebeslebens.
Ste otbmeten 8eiDe auf, ols paut
erf9ien. gefpiifenhuft in Der einen 9anb
eine Rolle gloten, In ber onoeren bufs
tige 8lumenfpenben. beren be5isbungse
bplIiter Sbeil natiirIid tpteb.r on Mos
ria abreffirt tpar.-gaun mubte bic
Mana tpenisitens f9peisen, benn
Sahos 8erlobuns ipar nod 5amiliens
geheimnib.
(eEorffekffto fDfotl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-06
serbreitet ltee tute g8ilpfemer.

Da8 8eite laBt iid aub INNER
am beiten berfaufen. Nbrabam
6ere, elm befannter 0roeuiIt in 8ell=
bile, o., ihreibt: Electric Bit
ters' miro bier mebr oerlan9t, ais
ireeno Elm anoerer 8itters. ben i9
in ben 20 Sabren meiner @elhdits=
3bdtigfeit gebalten babe" 8ifen
Sic tpe8halb? Die meilten &ronts
beiten riibren BON oem Maeen, Der
9eber. ben 9tieren, gteruen ooer
oem 8lute Der. Electric Bitters
iit oas 8eite, I'm biele Organe gu
itGrfen rno Die 9bdtiefeit berielben
su f0roern. @r iit BON aroBem
@ertb fir oas aan5e menidlibe Sps
item. Breis so Gents. 3u baben
bel; S. 9altener & Sobn, SEQ. s.
s. S6mitt, @igentbr., uno gloplI
DreiB.
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Sunlets9epot) ..... .8:15 Mbenos.
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(Snniet DepDt) ...... $3.50 Born.
Won gSaco. Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. (S.
u. & u. 3. 9epDt) ..... 9:25 &benbs.