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FRIsoo OFFICIAL RosrER.
List Of Officers Who Win Serve the Con-
solidated 1 i,ee

list OF Oftioers Who Win Serve the Con-
solidsted Lines.
NJ Louis, August 10-The first official
announcement OF the changes brought
about by the consolidation Of the Frisco
memphis lines will be issued tomorrow
from Frisco headquarters. The following
Is q copy. Of the circular:
/, IT. Louis, August is, 1gO1.-Efrective this
Gale, the jurisdiction 81 roe folintvlng -
nS'ais L. hereby extended over All the lines
-oh Tue Aansas City, Fort Scott and Mem
i!,c, i, somSsnv company or the current
M,iaphis and birmingham Railroad com.
a., . l. wineheIl, Vice president and gen
a; Dcugiass, Vice president and general
a ~ "a charge Of accounting department.
{. Il. Beggs, vice president and assist.
ant manager, 81 Louis.
nnlhae, Nraxath Henderson, general
j: p Parker general solicitor st. LOUIS.
=. II. Hamilton secretary and treasurer,
81. Louis.
frederick strauss assistant secretary and
A., $. Dodge, freight traffic manager, st.
: Bryan snyder, passenger trafrie manager,
~, a. Middleton. general freight agent.
c1erise Han, assistant general freight
n: q, Wilson, assistant general freight
o. {. Dumbeck, assistant general freight
agett Kansas City.
q. Voorhees,, assistant general freight
agent. Memphis, Tenn.
Al Hilton, general passenger agent, st.
James Donohuc. assistant general pas
soLger agent, Kansas City.
j. T. Woodruff, assistant solicitor, st.
W. h: spalding, assistant general claim
agent. st. Louis.
w, p, Newton, assistant general auditor,
George A., Hancock. superintendent OF
machinery Springfield, Mo.
A.. j. Davidson, general superintendent,
n. Il Hammond, superintendent OF main
teLancc, Springfield, Mo.
=. I. Gray, superintendent OF transpor-
tahont Springfield, Mo.
A., d Puruon, chief engineer st. Louis.
81 Hanna, assistant chief engineer.
lack Mulhali, general live stock ag Mt.
William Dyer general baggage agent,
H.. e. Sprague superintendent OF telc-
graph Springfield, Mo.
j. NJ, Egan. asSls ant superintendent OF
telegraph, Springfield, Mo.
b. II. Yoakum, President.
~ VIII be seen that number OF Mem-
PMS route officials are retained In the or
gamzntlon Of the -reat Frisco system
anu that very few changes have been made
among the officials OF the Frisco system.
The officials OF the Memphis route VIII
will be provided with quarters at the head
quarters OF the Frisco
IT, ID. Russell. who rendered his resig O.
tion short time since an neral freight
agent Of the Frisco has been offered and
Will accept the general El.tgfn agency of
the company In New York City.
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How any man may quickly cure him
SELF after many years OF suffering from
sexual weakness. lost vitality. night
losses. yardcocele. etc. and enlarge small,
weak organs to full size and vigor Simply
send your name and address to Or. l.. w.
Knapp, 7S7 Hull building Detroit, Mich,
aud he VIII gladly send tree receipt with
full directions SO that any man may
easily cure himself at home. This IS
certainly most generous ofer and the
Following extracts taken from his daily
mail show what men think Of his gem
erosity;
Dear Sir; Please accept my sincere
thanks for yours OF reeen, date. ! have
slVen your treatment thorough test and
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Dear Rrother Hoo Hoo.

AS You are ali aware the Hoo Hoo an
nua Is to be held at Norfolk September
o, 10 and II, and the railroad fare from
ali points and by all roads will be one
fare for the round trip, good going on
September D. and 7. and limited for re-
tufn 10 the 18th. have arranged 10
have crta or two special through sleep
ers 70 leave Houston on the morning OF
the eth at 6:45, and they Will 90 the
following routes: S. p. Ry. 10 New Or
leans. T. and ~ Ry. 70 Montgomery, w. OF
A. Ry to West Point. W. p. and A. ky.
10 Atlanta and Southern railway to Nor
folk.
OF the party on the special sleepefs, please
let me know al as early date as possible,
and l Will reserve yon sleeper space from
Houston 10 Norfolk There viii be several
ladies' in the party, 50 IL you want TO
take your wives and sweethearts along you
By referring to the Last bulletln, sou
will see that Texas stands way ahead the
Inst year in concentrations and the mum
ber Of initiates. and we went 70 get as
big a Texas rgpresen alton IS poSSb g.
The train leaving here on the morn n Z
az the I'm pnts us into Norfolk at 8
o clock on the morning Of the 9th, IN plenty
of time for the opening meeting. III there
is any further Information you waat,
pIeasp lei me know and ! Will gladly fur
njsh H. Trusting you and your friends VIII
be with o., | an, fraiernally Vplrs
B.T.T.O.T.G.S,B.cs
W H. Norris v. s.
Houston, Texas, August u, 1901.
The above rate Is open 10 any one who
wishes to enjoy a.
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HUNTINGTON is IeNoRANr.
He Said that He Knows Nothing o.
Hays RESIGNATION.

He Said that He Knows Nothing OF
Hays Resignation.
New York, August 17.-H. e. Hunting
ton in an interview at ononwonto, N. ",
last night said:
-Iffpre is no truth In the report that the
Market street railway in San Francisco has
been sold ! know nothing of President
Hays reslgning from the Southern Pacific:
/ shall not return to the management o.
the road"
MIR. Charles r. Tweed OF the roads d.
rectoiTts End an executor of the Hunting
ton estate declined TO say anything abon
the matter. By -nther persons conyersant
with the Huntington affairs II was SAID
that an offer had been made for the Mar
ket street railway by SOME members OF the
Pacific improvement company.
Mr. Croker is NJ Newport and Mr.. Hub
bard ia ont OF the city.
Mr. Huntlngton's declaration that he
would not return to the management Of
the Southern Pacific was echoed by these
informants One OF them said The presi.
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former quotations and black eyes hav,
likewise gene higher

former quotations and black eyes have
likewise gene higher.
Williamson, DIESEL & Gardiner received
car Of Arkansas apples, which are the
first so far TO arrive.
carload lot Of California onions came
In yesterdays consignments
Grain stood unchanged Prices on Alfalfa
hay are slightly higher.
New vegetables are expected this week.
Poultry comes IN small lots, and the
supply has been weaker than usual during
the week
Tho potato condition Is entirely clerr,
and prices are ruling iirmer.
There was an average business at market
square and peddlcrs reported good sales
throughout the wards.
Texas penches have had remarkable
sale during the season and the day was a
good one in this line.
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the benefit has been extraordinary n has
completely b-aeed me up. | am rust ss
vigorous as when a boy, and you can not
realize how happy | am"
Dear SIR Your method worked beau
tlfully. Results were exactly what 1
needed. Strength and Igor have com
pletely returned and enlargement is en-
tirely satisfactory"
Dear Sir; Yours was received and 1
had no trouble IN making use OF the re-
c0ipt as directed. and can truthfully say
IL Is boon % weak men. l am greatly
Improved IN size, strength and Ygor'
All correspondence IA strictly conhden-
tial, mailed in plain sealed envelope The
receipt is free for tho asking and he
wants every man TO have II.
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Three through Trains TO chautauqua
and Buffalo

F,cm ST Louis over The Akron Route
e,erv day. Pnn-American Express lfaNes
So os,is s.i4 a m. Passengers 20
throue g from ST. Louis without change;
l'he exnositinn express leaves -. Louis
Z ~ S,cening en- from 81, Louis 10 Co
l.,,ah,,s ana from Columbus 10 Chanta an
and Isuifalo. The Chauiauqua Lake ek-
nress leaves ST. Louis s;i5 p M. Milh
sleeping car 70 Columbus; rar, srross oaIo,
Write nj Chesbrough. assistant &c ~
rassenger agent St Louis Mo, q u y,
Kiigore. travelling passenger assns, 81.
Knfoaio, Texas, for Illustrated matter 1oe-'
the Pan-Am.
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Not the Man Wanted.

n e1. August IL sheriff Fly Of
s.sle,n al,N who came here to see
4 4 Nv, sno lad been arrested by the
< 4. ~ city as suspect OF being
aar, stn who killed she-lT ,;iover
d, n. seAnabel OF Gonzales county.
Aat thl s0 II this morning. lie be-
IAotorrsnh n@t the man wanted, hut
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MIRELEss Communication.
1unard Liner Spoken by the Nantucket
iobtsi,in

Cunard Liner Spoken by the Nantucket
liqhtshp.
New York, August 1G-TNe GUARD
haer Lucania, Captain Mckay from Iiy-
erpoo, August. was spoken through Inc
medium Of wireless telegraphy bv The Nan
tuCk et lightship shortly after o'clock this
tNcring, whence the message went 20 Tie
Head station at Slasconseil, The follow
ing message was among those received:
IAN wei on board We are within 40
miles Of Sandy Hook and expect 20 reacb
New York harbor Saturday. Please inform
GUARD agents"
tsgncd.j Mckay"
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!. N 'III q MONS smIth.

\ ,,ss' rexas, August IL. Morris
sso, ~ At wlllowhole. Young
; eeatss was shot ana Killed yes
i ,sgts, ~ John Reed OF that place.
\ ,esa, u shotgun was used. The
1snble y peaFe grown out ~ some
'FVhdetsA aeef came In hnmedln.cly
'ra 70 The officers. 7 II
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VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALyEsTol
Steamships.
George c. THOMAS Newport News n
OCEAN RATES on COTTON.

Slip agents make the following ocean
freight quotations on cotton for shipments
from the Interior within nfteen days from
date:
To- Cents.
Manchester (second ciass). ........... 4s
Brcnien tiirst class. ...........-....... -
HAVE second class. .....-.........- -
Antwerp Castle llne). $50. -..-.---,s... 85
Rotterdam tsecond clnss). 5a
Ifnn,hure 0ramDj. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Rcyal TRAMP. Ma Hamburgl. ... 4s
The above quotations are based on hrst
class iirefs Second class liners ! cent aud
traDps cents lower.
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Cotton Belt Earri,o.

'ss,es. august 1.-THE st Louis
~ la. hqilroaa company tthe Cot.
a sos,a.' pald its passenger taxeS
/. :! i5Ss5 department. amount
w fhe' which Is I per cent Of
Nlriss sIoss passenger earnings
e1elng June 80, 1901.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


d n, ne LaWIor.
Sps51inraoy' John Harris. Fayettyflle;
( Sersaai is s, Georgia Foster Navasota
lild II Allwaukee: A. Blanchet wife
\ cleysIissa gmont; Judge l., b. High.
lilrrs,eaha j. G. Feagin. c, l.. Car
liz. W'n, Pr. f. l.. Morse. SedHiIa.
" ane Il uSStice. Altnata. Ca. Peter
Iiilly, Scotland; Mrs. ]. Ross.
Lon Sr,,, unison, E. S. Emmert. Dal.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

The local market yeEferday did good
business and prices held well throughout.
Oranges are particularly scarce com
modify at present
The Houston Produce company viii have
a car OF lemons Mondgy, which are needed
BY depleted stocks
t..ssr.sA navy bsasA. asa aAsaae.A ensaA
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mis- arrive snd depart from the Grand Cen
aFoi except The Missouri. Kansas & Texas
Z vhith have depot IN the Fifth ward. the In
f,'sl = Great Northern and Columbia Tap,
lN he International and Great Northern de-
NSoueftss avenue, and the Houston East and
saas moFnlng train which leaves from snd
fnNhe Houston East and West Texas depot
Missouri. Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
{Ashk Henderson trains pass the international
fduiNerhern depot.
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Ileeeipfs today ...--..--........ 7f,2U
R..cesnts this season ...-...-.....1 10, 35S ~
Shipments toby ..+-...-s....-. ICON
SHIPMENTS this season 49,. 10 1Ol ,Ol;
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uehey has not been offered 70 him a.d
~ .peslslFe that he would not acccpf ii
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Receipts OF wheat today. Cars
Grif Colorado and Santa Re ........ 81
Nis-enn Kansas and Texas ...-.s.,.
InteruG tional ana Great Northern 49,.
Gaiyeston. Henston and Northern 80. -
Total Observation-Disclosures. III
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NoIE-Tralrs leaving Houston at1.45p.
ni arriving al Houston at I4sa, m and
nNa. n also run Into Grand Central de-
~ departing 10 minutes earlier and nrriv-
seka minutes later than time given above
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GALYESroN sToCK.
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.

rolnI atoet ........a0.77s 2.sl
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Tho 3. G. o. s-W. Is the Best Line
from the East and West.
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C. II. &c II. II. II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains.
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ABROAD SCHEDULE.
H. a r. c. "a. n.
Grand Central Depot 49,.

II. . \. Q. n a. 4,
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H.. X. d II. II. II.
{. 4 IL. Depot, Eifth Ward.
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Held Up By Train Robbers.

Robt. H. Kay, son of A. B. Kay
of Harrisville, had an adventure
with train robbers one day last
week. Mr.. Kay is superintendent
of a coal mine at Six Mile Run, Pa,
and was on his way to the mines
with the money to pay the men.
He was on the train in company
with W. F. Souder, who is pay
master for the Colonial Iron Co. of
Riddlesburg. They were occupy
ing rear seat in one of the coaches
and as the train stopped at Mt.
Dallas two men with drawn revol-
vers came running into the car.
One of them fired at Mr.. Souder as
he came in, but missed him, the
other man keeping Mr.. Kay COW
cred. Mr.. Souder drew his revol-
yer and shot one of the robbers in
his tracks, killing him instantly.
The other man fled when he saw
his companion fall, but was after
ward captured. The dead man was
identified as being VIM Fry, col
ored, of Bedford, Pa.
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Rrain-Food Nonsense.

Another ridiculous food fad has been
branded by the most competent authori-
ties. They have dispelled the silly notion
that some kind of food is needed for brain,
another for muscles. and still another for
bones. A correct diet will not only nour-
ish a particular part of the body, but it
will sustain every other part. Yet, how
ever good your food may be, its nutri-
ment is destroyed by indigestion or dys-
pepsia. You must prepare for their
appearance or prevent their coming by
taking regular doses of Green's August
Flower, the favorite medicine of the
healthy millions. A few doses aids diges-
ton, stimulates the liver to healthy action,
puri6es the blood, and makes you feel
buoyant and vigorous. You can get DIR.
G. G. Green's reliable remedies at DIR. L.
R. Kinks drug store. Get Green's Spec
al Almanac.
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Pennington Notes.

Fine weather this week and many o.
the farmers are sowing wheat.
George Adams, wife and child, O.
Philada, are visiting E. D. Jenkins thi.
week.
Miss Ella Ramsey, Of Philada, visited
Miss Rean Mayberry last Thursday ant
Friday.
Lewis Johnson and wife, Mrs. Vim
Slicer and child, all of Harrisburg, Pa.
were the guests Of Charles E. johnson
this week.
Improvements to Ebenezer M. E
church will begin on Monday next. l.
o. Cameron will do the work, which will
occupy about six weeks time.
The Ladies Aid Society of Ebenezel
church met with Mrs. Mary L. Brickley
last Saturday Arrangements were made
for holding an oyster supper next Wednes
day evening. October 2, at the home o.
Samuel Smith, Jr. Proceeds to go tc
church improvement fund.
Mrs Addie Maxwell died at her home
near here Tuesday morning, about six
o'clock, and was buried yesterday (Thurs.
day. at one O'Clock; services at the house.
She had been a sufferer from compli.
cation of diseases for many months, and
her death had been expected for more
than two weeks. She leaves a husband
and two children-both girls.
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Shoes

Early arrivals of shoes give
promise of the greatest line we've
ever offered. Shoes at Worth
ington's are leading articles.
Every one wants the best shoe for
the money and that's why our
shoe business is constantly in
creas;ng. Honest goods, and only
honest, are the kind we aim to
buy and we seldom make mis-
takes, for we think we know how
to buy shoes. We say to a
maker: Make this shoe as we
want it. Put a little better leath-
er in the sole or upper CT wher-
ever the shoe needs it and We'll
buy some; otherwise we refuse to
have them. But then again there
are certain lines which are as good
as it is possible to make them.
Among there are the QUEEN
QUALITY shoe for women, at
The midland journal., 1901-09-27
Let ii
Alone.

SCOTS Emulsion is not a
good medicine for fat folks.
We have never tried giving it
to a real fat person. We don't
dare. You see SCOTS Emul-
sion builds new flesh. Fat
people don't want it. Strong
people don't need it.
But if you are thin SCOTS
Emulsion is the medicine for
you. 1t doesn't tire you out.
There is no strain. The work
is all natural and easy. You
just take the medicine and
that's all there is to it.
The next thing you know
you feel better-you eat better
and you weigh more. 1t is
a quiet worker.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT g. BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pearl ST., N. Y.
SOC and SI.ooi all druggists.
The midland journal., 1901-09-27
Timothy Haines.

Timothy Haines died Tuesday
morning at his residence in Oxford
in his S5th year. He was a son of
Timothy and Sarah Brown Haines,
and was a native of Fulton town
ship, Lancaster county.
Mr.. Haines was for many years a
director of the National Bank of
Rising Sun, of which his nephew,
Hanson II. Haines, is president.
A singular coincidence connected
with the death of Mr.. Haines was
that one of his grandsons, DIR.
Clarence T. Stubbs, of Reading,
Pa, who had been waiting on him
during his illness, returned last
Friday to Reading, and was found
dead Sunday in his bathtub. The
deceased was 80 years of age.
Both funerals were held Thurs
day morning at Penn Hill meeting
house, Lancaster county.
The midland journal., 1901-09-27
Property Transfers.

G. H. Messick and wife to Geo.
R. Richards, lot at Cecilton, 1925.
u. Porter Lusby and wife to G.
81. Messick, lot in Cecilton, $125.
Joseph j. McNally to John r.
McNally, property on Susquehanna
river, 81 900.
Fredus A. Price to William ].
Biggs, lot in Fredericktown, $25.
Charles R. Ul!ary and wife to
Nicholas J. Hyland, SO square
perches of land in Elk Neck, S..
Nicholas j. Hyland to Samuel A.
White, II perches of land in Elk
Neck, 81.
Samuel A. White and wife to
Nicholas J. Hyland, IL acres in
Elk Neck, $500.