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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-13

Congressman Towards Letter.


Fort Payne, Ala.
The peruna Medicine Company, CO.
Iumbus. Ohio.
Gentlcnten; 81 have taken Peruna
now for two weeks and find I am
very much relieved. feel that my
cure will be permanent. have also
taken 1t for la grippe and l take
pleasure in recommending Pernnn
ns an excellent remedy to c1lI fellow
suffcrers"--NI. w. Howard, Member
of Congress-.
la Grippe Leaves the System, in n
DeplornbIe Condition.
d. L. Wallace, charter member of the
International BARRIERS Unlon, WRITES from
10 Western avenue, Minneapolis. Mimi:
Following "a severe attack of la grippe
] seemed TO be affected badly all over.
! suffered with a severe bac,1ache. indi-
geston and numerous ills, SO could
neither eat nor sleep. and I thought |
wculd give up my work, which I could
not afford to do
One of my customers who was greatly
helped by Peruna advised me to try II,
and I procured boa.le the same day.
used Ut faithfully and felt "a marked
Improvement. During the next two
months | took five bottles. and then
felt splendid. Now my head is clear, nv
nerves are steady, enjoy food, and rest
we'll Pcruna has been worth a dollar a
dose TO me. ID. L. Wallace.
Grip Causes Deafness.
Mrs NJ. A. Shariok, chaplain G. A. R.
Woman's Relief Corps, writes from Free
mont, Wash;
When Ia grippe was the prevailing
illness in this Western country | was
net one OF the few who escaped it's ter
rible results, but after being laid up the
whole winter | Partially lost my hearing.
ana had very bad case of catarrh of
the head and throat.
Il &hought time would restore nv usual
good health, but found l was wrong.
read some testimonials OF Peruna. tried
IT. and was wen repaid. for not only is
my hearing restored, but there is no
trace OF c2tarrh. | can not speak too
well of Pcruna Mrs NJ. a. Sharick.
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I'll pAso FILLED WITH THUGS.
Crooks Gathering In Anticipation oi
the Carnival.

El Paso. Toxas, january l2.-rho town 70
rapidly nlIng up with crooks Of all classes
and bunco steerers in anticipation or the
midwlnter carnival. which opens peSt
"Wednesday. fiold-ups on the public streets
and burglary are Of almost nightly oe-ur-
renee and the police appear powerless to cope
With the situation Up 10 this time not .
single CrPes, has been made OF this class OF
criminals. Oniy last night Frank Coles, a
prominent realty dealer. was held up b. an
armed highwavuan near toe entrance OF u
notcl, where u bail was IN progress. Gales
Knocked the ruftian down. but was unable 20
ira q policeman to arrest him.
To-Day T. :. Hale, a youth from the ooun.
try near Waxahach HE, Texas. was inveigled
into a skin game OF cards and robbed OF all
mis- money by three sharks lie complained
TO the police, but they were unable 10 dis
cover the bunco nen.
An enormous crowd Is booked for mex,
weeks carnival and citizens are talking o.
organizing vigilance committee 10 protect
the visitors from thieves and Ouncocs.
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TIC committee, he preferred 70 leave the APP
polntmcat OF the committee entirely 20 the
speaker ana 70 allow bsn to Assuno entire
responsibility for ~
Ine speaker replied that he accepted full
responsibility for the committee that he
thought Mcfali stood in the position OF 4
prosecutor aud that he thought the commit
toe should be an impartial jury. lie would
appoint such a committee and would ask
them to give Mofali every opportunity 70
present evidence and TO be heard on the
iaots coming before The cOmniiicn. The
Speaker then announced the following com
inittee Hendricks Of Rusk chairiuDp Cole
Of johnson, Iiit4e OF Bexar, Bryan OF Taylor
seabury OF starr, Lane VI fayettc and Decker
OF Hardomup.
Joseph w. Bailey 10 u seat In the house aad
TO address the house at o'clock this even
ing. When division was demanded after
a close viva yoce vote Robertson withdfew
the resolution.
senate concurrent resoluton No ], inviting
David u. Hli Of New York 70 address the
Legislature Upon political ISSUES was called
up FOR passage BY Napier
Perkins opposed the resolution, sag.ng ~
adoption would be misunderstood and might
be inken as an indorseIoqnt OF the recently
suggested reorganization OF the Democratic
party. He moved to table.
Napier yielded the close Of the argument
TO Mulkey. who favored the resolution.
The houEe refused TO table.
McMeans offered an amendment including
W. j Bryan In The Invitation. Strather
moved to table the amendment. Lost. -
ayes u noes. The amendment was adopted.
Bryan OF Taylor interrupdng the pending
question, asked 10 be relieved from serv!cc
on Tho Bailey inyestIgatng committee. The
speaker refused the request saying he SUP
posed me duty was 1lstaste(u to all those
appointed on The committee but q must be
performed
Tho senate concurrent resolution inviting
W. !. Bryan aud d. -. Ulll to address the
house was adopted-62 ayes q noes
Gary was added 10 tho roumttce Oh reye-
nue. and taxation by the speaker
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Cameron, Texas January l2.-county
Treasurer j. H. Beckett Is back from a bust
ness trip to Austin
one OF the largest land deals Of recent
date is Just completed, a company consist
ing OF r. s Henderson, Sam Streetmau, J,
X. and r H. Freeman, Henderson Fowler
james klgore, n. b Pool and j, b., f, !
and George G Clement purchased the old
| Captain Bate place for consideration OF
ser 600 Captain r, L. Bate. after Nludnn
up The trade wiz take much needod RES
and trip TO old Tennessee, spending the time
I at Memphis Nashville and Pulaski, visit
ing relatives and old family friends. upor
/ mis- return to Texas, he expects to embark II
! the cattle business
Ex-City Secretary w. NJ. GIL Is in Rock
dale today on special business.
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THREATENING LETTERS.
Authors Are to he Prosecuted by the
Federal Governments.

Omnha, Neb.. January l2.-The Federal
district attorneys office Is preparing to prose-
cute The parties who haze been sending
threatening letters % z. 4. Cudahy IN con-
nec;lon with the Kidnapping. The CLOSE
7 Gaze is thc one In hand and one OF the
letters was sent this afternoon to the United
States district attorney a. Cincinnati with a
request for tho arrest and prosecution OF the
one suspected OF being the author Of those
letters. Cuder tho Federal statutes the Of
iense was committed where the letter was
mailed rather than where t was delivered,
and Tho prosecution viii have to take place
at Cincinnati rather than IN Omaha. The
authorities are determined to put q stop Z,
these threatening letters. and n Us Sad ON
greab Will be asked to ADOPT more strlnge/
postal legislation covering this lass oil cases
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fremont Arrivals.

Galveston Texas, January 1e.-,The fol-
lowing people registered at the fremont
hotel today: Charles J. l.. Lantry. Strong
city William 4. MoI.aren. City Of Mex
'eoi MIS- John, L. Keeler Stamford.
Tonn'; G. II. carnnger, Waco: Paiup $,
Miller, Newark, n j.. W. c. Frederick,
Newark. ~ j.; q. w Hamilton, New
York City; Neston Brentano. Mexico;
IA, Barnett, New York; J. w. Brown
Kansas CITY; II. J, Blskeney, Dallas; j.
Frank, New Orleans, w. NJ pellts Dal.
las; e. +. Vineyard. Palestine. " q
Hlggins, ~. Iouss; James E. Lucy Aus.
en-. I v. Wood. clehurne. W. r. Scott,
Cieoarne James l. Mis,rcf. Ilsltop: (,
y Carter, Franklin: Hlrvey Wolf. New
York; X Il Rife. Louisville.
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A Proposed Mn.

austin, Texas, January Ex-senator James
OF Hopkins county says ,h0t he will intro
ance a bill regarding the cancellation a,
ohattel mortgages.
When a man makes n chattei MORTGAGE no
Is required TO pay IS cents to hayo the ,noriV
sast recorded, and q like amount 20 nave h
e Sa ~ a result, the records OF every
eouhN clerks office show mortgages th,,
saaNh never been cancelled when IN fnet ,hov
nave been paid % and The mortgneor d n
kool standing The proposed bill will cancel
'hs norisage when Il is paid
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ISLAND CITYNEWS ITEMS
A Large Number Of Inquiries for Passage
TO Europe Are Being Made.
THE WORK OF VACCINATION PROGRESSING
saved from the Burncd Elevator.
Ncw opera House.

Galveston, Texas. January 12.-oger 100
Inquiries from prospective steamship pas
sengere have been resived az the Offices
CT the North German Lloyd company since
the orders holding up further sale q
passages this way some weeks ago. In
the meantime the steamship ccnplny's
local representative rs h, pefdl of ulti-
mate!y securing the resembling Of the
Older. although no action looking toward
this has yet been made.
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la Grippe Cured in Its FIJI

Ia Grippe Cured in Its Fir
Lieutenant Clarice Hunt OIL n
Lake CITY Barracks olf the Salvt3
writes from Ogden, Utah: Il
I am very pleased with thss
ence | had with Perupa. Twn
ago was suffering with 50 Il
Geld that L could hardly speak. ~
body was affected with what sea-
catarrh OF 1.-THE whole system.
Our captain advised me TO tHS'
and procured a bottle for me, f
&c worked wonders. Within VI
] was entirely well. and had z
quite two bottles. / would no! Z;
out Peruna in case OF emergepa
consider 1t splendid, reliable re-
Lieutenant Clarlce Hunt. Z
congressman Whites LIZ
Tarborss1
The Pcruna Medicine Compar
Iumbus. Ohio.
Gentlemen. "I am more ahiIs
fed with Peruna and find ~
excellent remedy Tor the 81
catarrh. l have used ii In ~
and they ali Join me in rec0
Ing ii as an excellent reFf
George IL. White. Member {
grcss.
Remained in Feeble Hcai1
Cured of La Grippe
Mrs. n. w, Collins. Treasurer x
ent Order of Good iTednplars. o.
Wash, writes:
After having a severe atlSs
grippe continued in q feeole 4
even after the doctor called
My blood seemed poisoned.
IL also suffered with dyspsf
had either TO starve or suffer y
! WAS eating. A neighbor who
Peruna praised 1t so highly nv
duced me Ito try Ibt. and / soon Y
was what really needed
II could soon eat my regu
with relish, my system was busI
health returned, and | have :
in excellent strength and vigol
over a year "-iMrs. T. w. Colhs
Address the Peruna Medicine K
Of Columbus. Ohio, TOR "a iree
catarrh.
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Grain salvnged.

Galveston, Texas, January PA con-
siderable amount of salvage has been Sc
cured from the grain damaged in the re-
cent elevator Are Of Jockusch. DAWSON &
Co Eighteen cars Of the damaged grain
have been shipped TO Dallas, Waco and
other points no he cleaned aud resola as
feed. Eight more cars will probably be
takon out OF tho burned elevator between
now and Tuesday and similarly disposed
OF. Practically all the losses sustained
by the firm have been paid as a result
.ot the prompt response of the various in
suranee companies who held the risks. In
tho meantime the firm Is handling il.
eXpoN grain through the wharf ccm-
pany's elevators prior 10 arranging fol-
rebuilding.
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New Rice Farm Ncnr East bernard

Whsrton. Tex1s, Ja0uary l2.-A new rice
venture lis reported from East Bernard. Mr.
l.. Plet2sch has ordered machinery tested
and leyeed his land and VIII at once put
IN a large acroa-g 10 rice. Nj, i, +, Taylor
VIII prepare his farm. near Hungertord, for
planting the cereal irrigation being fur
ntshed by wells, a fno flow OF water having
toen obtained
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work of Vaccination.

Galveston Texas, January 12.-Dr,
Wallace Ralston o. Houston is in the
city assisting the heath department in
the work Of vaccination While here he
has also had occasion 10 Inspect the
smallpox here and he GAYS that It is OF
a MID form and similar to that which
exists in Houston. There have been no
deaths SO far from the smallpox in CAL
weston.
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rns,lonI Countv Grnnl Jury.

Eastland, Texas, January l2.-The grand
jury, after having been in session two
weeks. adjourned this afternoon, having re-
turned seveuty-oue hills Of indictment,
eleven fconics ana sixty m.sdemeanors.
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hold covenant meeting ut the church sun
day at II o. M. January ia. The object OF
the meeting Is 70 renew the covenant OF love
and fellowship. aud 20 make good resolu-
lions for the coming year
La grippe Is almost epidemic In wharton.
though on d lieat form Very few haye cs-
caped the touch OF this very democratic
a.
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House Financc ro,,,,,,,,,,

Nls'in, Texas, January ie-Thc commit.
@c on nnsnee q the house met at 1850
9 sloek this afternoon and acted rayorah,y
W w. eus nhi snengtpg<the ending Of the fiscal
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uhnr,onIoc,,

Nnaf'oa' FeNas January y Rev. Rcd, an
eminent Presbyterian minister 81 uaus,or
=, n n0la rshsious serves in Wharton.
'ae members OF the Bapiis, church viii
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Nj. McFall Refused to Name Two Of
The Members Thereof.
SESSIONS ARE TO BEGIN MONDAY.
Committeeman We're Selected with Greal
Care by Speaker Prince.
HENDERSON IS AT WORK ON THE BILL
rroviding for the Establishment of
Maximum aud Not Uniform Rates
BY Commission.

Austin Texas, January IL.
THE SENATE did not s!t today ana the
chief matter Of interest OF the short ses-
sion Of the house vas the announcement
by Mr.. Prince Of the personnel OF the
Bailey Investigation committee. As win
be remembered the speaker stated yes
terday evening from the stand that ~
ne apprehended tlr;,t owing to the position
In which he had been placed By he resuu
ton passed by the house, IL would be
dlstasteful to Mr. McFall to serve on the
committee. be would not place him there,
but would accord him the right to sug-
gest two names for membership. This
morntng McFal refused to avail himself
OF the speakers offer and rather unera-
cicusly passed the entire responsibility fog
the formation Of Tho committee bark o
Mir. Prince This the speaker readily ac-
cepted with the remark that he proposed
that the Investigation should br conducted
By fair unprciudiced men, which must Of
necessity exclude HeFal, as that gentle
man was on record N the public prints
as having already mddo up his mind as 10
the guilt OF the defendants. Mr.. Prince
remarks were app'audcd.
~
THE COMMITTEE ms named by him is
composed Of the toIowng Hendricks.
Cole. Little, Bryan. Seobury, Lane and
Decker. These gentlemen are from every
portion Of the State except Mr.. Baiioys
congressional district and not one Of them
has taken an active partisan part IN the
pending controversy. Tho committee or
ganzed Immediately sitter adjournment OF
the house today aud pissed revolutions in-
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The Cultured and the Ignor-
ant, the Aristocrat and the
Pauper,
The Masses and the Classes,
are Alike Subject to La
Grippe.
None are Exempt-All are
Liable.

Have you the grip. Or, rather has
the grip got you? Grip IS well named
The original French term, Ia grippe
has been shortened by the busy Aueri-
can to read grip" Without Intending
TO 10 so, a new word has been coined
that eX2.ily describes the case. AS Il
some hideous giant with awful grip mad
clu ched us in its fatal clasp. Men. NO
men, children, whole towns and cities
are caught in the baneful grip of a ter
rlhe monster.
Peruna for Grip.
Mrs. DR.. c. d. Powell president OF
EpNorth League, also president Of Loyal
Temperance Legion, writes from CHE
halls, Wash:
II have usef several remedies in cases
of severe colds and " grippe, but none
corlder OF more value than Peruna
nave found NJ TO give satisfaction in cases
OF ini,g estion eomplical ions OF liver
and kidney troubles. and it Is ont OF the
lrest tonnes | know OF for a wornca.
system. ] am glad ito recommend Pc
runa TO my friends as a reliable, safe
and successful specific. Mrs. DIR. C. D
Powell
After-EGcct of la Grippe.
Miss Emma Jouris. president Golden
Rod Sewing Circle, writes from 80 Bur.
ling street, Chicago, pl.. as follows:
This spring / suffered severely frcn
the after effects OF la grippe. As the
DOCTORS did not seem to help me bought
bottle OF Peruna. had certainly nc
idea that any medicine could help any
one as mat did. Day by day felt bet.
ter, and In a li.tle over two weeks wa,
as strong and we'll as ever, We keep Il
IN hhe home constantly. and " any Of
the family feels BADLY few dose.
strengthens them. Miss Emma Jouris.
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Galveston, Texas, January 12.-Mar>
riage licenses have been issued to Henry
Kimball ana Mrs. R7Sa Mason, Archie
Ward and Miss Geneva Hendricks.
Mrs Martha Black. aged % years, wife
OF T. J. Black. died Yesterday evening at
the residence. sos Mechanic street, from
Which the funeral took pace this after
noon.
June Cox land attorney for ;d9 sou; /
ern Pacific at Houston. IS in to vi.
Charles y. Peck, manager OF the TeXl,
Ger Service association, with hand luar;-
era at Houston, is in the city on 5as-
ness
If. NJ. Gihough. land and lax commits
sioner of the Santa Fe. leaves t-night far
Datlas
Rabbi Cohen departed .as, nigh. or
Cincinnati.
James E, Lucy, special agent for the
American Surety company. with lead
quarters at Austin, was in t1e city 90
day.
ID. " Collamer, contracting agent Of
the Kansas City southern, returned this
morning from Austin.
J. I'll. Craig, commercial agent Of the
Katy, left this evening for Dallas.
NJ. c, Archer general aser OF the
Kansas City Southern Railway company
spent today in Houston.
Rev. G. \. Lsclere, presiding elder Of
the Houston district is in the city.
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Galveston, Texas January 12.--Word
has been received nvm Albert Weis, now
in New York, to the effect that plans and
specifications are being prepared for an
opera house to be built here. Mr. Weis
states that the building win he up to
date in every particular and that work
will begin early in April.
While 1t is an assured fast the new
house Will be erected, a site has not been
definitely chosen. Negotiations are under
way for the acquisition of the lots on
the northwest corner of Pos office and
Twentieth streets, and II these are ac-
quired the theater will be built upon
them, giving it both an east and a south
entrance. The Hotel Grand will be en-
iarged so as TO cover in the ground upon
which the opera house destroyed by the
storm stood
The new house will be ready in ample
time for next season.
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Cures
Night Colds

How will your cough be to-
night? Worse, probably.
You can stop it any time.
Then stop it tonight. You
will cough less and sleep better,
and by tomorrow at this time
you will be greatly improved.
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandra
and
Gaoui1t Vernon RAILWAY.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and I21z 81
In effect November /, 1901
For Alexandria-Week days, $40, "a, $50,
300. s:2s s:59. 9-25. 1000. 1925, HOO Il "a
a. IT.; KITS 1920, I2:45. les, I=25, 800 800
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$40, COS G:3o 7.06 $50 $780, s:45. $50, I9:l5,
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$50 400 40 SOC $50, Goo. 6:30, eco. 80.
500, SIS. $50 IG:I5. leo, It-50 p. n
For Mount YorloE-Woez DAYS: $50, 500.
1900, 400 i. H., x12:05. xI.G5, eco. xS-02-
zs:l4 1892. 7-c6, ESQ O. n
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days: $50, 7:0s. 30 SEQ, s:29, S:59, %.
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Z Express. fTo Arlington only.
Parcels carried RazesEs checked.
J. C0LFfS, Superintendent
C. z Acct. President
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Ice boxes of all kinds; see Us OF teIc-
phone Asin 2.j5-2- FRIES & HOPW0OD, StI and
X sts rv. cIS-S
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sIoxEY vvANrEp AND TO LOAN.
For REST-FARMs.

FOR RENT-To White man. with family, to take
charge Of truck farrs ffe the District. shares
For further information enquire at III 81. nv
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WANTED Extra sa1eslsdies OF young men for
holidays; liberal pay; shot hours: anyone can
ri the place. Apply ready f0T work Friday morn
ing TO HaHagcr, NELSON'S DEPT. STORE, sfS
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RILIIMIInE IlnElIn,R.

Seized lie II effect November =, 1901
Leave Washington. New Jerscy Ave ana St
Chicago ard Northwest, 1915 a. 20 p n
Cincinnati, 81 LOUIS ssd Louisville, FGJ-cJ
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P,-i.rssa Cars on al day tTzils-
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residences BY Union Transfer Co CT orders LEFT
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WILLIAM G0RGORAh HILL,
Z34 i5ti1 st. ~. w.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE.
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
HOUSES FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE
OF INTEREST
AGENT FOR THE ROYAL FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL.
ENGLAND
TELEPHONE 243 MAIN de16-7t
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SEABOARDAIR Line ny,

Capital City Bo;ste-"
Lcave Washington. PenRa- r. r. Stail5R-
t9.ot a AZ. sEAB0ARD FAST NAT[.-Throusa
DAILY Pullman S-eepeTs t. Iacks'nvlit-z
connecting at hamlet w5th Pull
rlan SIconcr 20 Atlanta.
7;OC =. II. FLA AID METRO PC'.lfAN
DAILY. IISHTED-ThrorSh FE5!ussT seq
crs to TevEFa and Atlantis
Gaze Dining Car service PUllf-a:t SlcefleC Iu7s-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays "a Sovt.arn PsEes
(PinehuTstJ-
These trains oTor excellent schedules sRd service
&c Petersburg, Raleigh SostheEs- RdcS tf'IIis-
f,urst) CANDIDA Columbia SsFaRRsh. Jackson
Vile and all Florida points Charlotte Athens,
Atlanta. New Orleans Chattanooga, Nashville,
points West and Southwest
l.SO a Nj LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh
DAILY Southern Pines (P5Tehgrs.}. Ham
let and intermediate points
officc 1884 y. y. and PcGua- r Z. C.hees-
r. E J. BUNCH. ". Il DOLL
General Pass Agent General agent