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The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03
Mr.. DOOLEY ON
THE CELEBRATION AT YALE.
Copyrighted, 1901 by Robert Howard Russell.

are worse places to nestle in thin Al
good thrust. An If we feather tn nes-
tie, it's aisier on ye.'
We'll. sir, think twas good advice
an I'm sure, Hinnissy, that tn as
sembled hayroes iv culture thought well
Nv their degrees whin they got thin.
What's a degree, says We? A degree is
a CERTIFICATE firm a ladin' university
entitlin' We to wear a Mother Hubbard
in spite iv tn polls. 1t makes we doc
tor Nv something an enables We to prac-
tice at ye'er profession. I don't mind
tellin' We, Hinnissy, that If was law
which I'm not, I'd have to be pretty
sick before I'd call in nanny Nv tn
doctors Nv laws know an as FIR Amer
lean lithrachoor, II don't need a DOCTOR
as much as coroner. But anyhow
degrees is good things because they
livils all ranks. Ivry public man is en-
titled ex-officio to all tn degrees there
are. An no public or private man es-
capes. Ye haven't got wan, We say? Ye
will though. Some day yen see a po-
lisman firm tn University Nv Chicago
at tn dure an yell hide undher tn
bed. But he'll get we an haul We out.
Yell say: I haven't done anything
an he'll say: Ye'd better come along
quite. I'm sarvin' a degree on We firm
President Harper Some iv tn thrift
LEI ulllNdTbllieS is Ddkln a degree tn
alternative iv a fine. Five dollars or
docthor Nv laws.
They was nanny handed out be Yale
an to each man tn prisidint said a
few wurruds explainin' why he got II,
SOS he'd know. r-read all tn speeches:
Kazoo Kazama, professor iv fan paint
in at tn University Nv Takeeo because
We belong to an oldher civilization thin
ours but are losin' IT, to 'wiIlum
Beans, wanst iditor iv tn Atlantic
Monthly but not now to Arthur SOM
erset Soanso, who wrote nanny long
stories but some short to 'Markees
Hikibomo Tito because he was around
to 'Fedor Fedorvitcth Fedokivinisky
because he come so far
"An' thin they was gr-great jubilation
an shootin off iv fire wurruks an
PONIES by OF graduates with tht' doc
thors Nv lithrachoor sittin' In tn am
balances waitin' FIR a hurry call An
thin ivry wan wint home. 1 was glad
to r-read about II, Hinnissy. 1t done
me heart good to feel that boys must
be boys even whin they're men. An
theyse NANNY things in tn wurruld
that We ought to believe even IL We
think they're not So"
Dye think tn colleges has much
10 DO with tn progress Nv tn wurruld?'
asked Mr.. Hennessy.
Dye think" said Mr.. Dooiey. "'tis
tn mill that makes tn wather run?"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

81 see," said Mr.. Dooley, that good
oil Yale. because it makes us feel so
hale, dhrink her down, as Hogan says,
has been cillybratin' her bi-cintinry."
Whats that?" asked Mr.. Hennes-
sy.
"'Tis what" said Mr.. Dooley "if it
happened to you or me or Saint Ig-
natyus Colledge'd be called our two
hundherdth birthday. From tn Greek
bi, two, cintinry, hundherd, two hun
dherd. Do We follow? IT'S tn way to
make a colledge wurrud. Two hun
dherd years ago, Yale Colledge was
founded by Eli Yale. an Englishman,
an dead at that. He didn't know
what he was doin' an no more did
till r-read Nv these festivities. I knew
1t nestled undher tn ellums Nv New
Haven, Connecticut, but I thought no
more Nv it thin that twas tn name iv
a lock, a smokin' tobacco an a large
school nestlin' undher tn ellums iv
New Haven, where We STINT yer boy IL
We cud AFFORD it, an be larned tn
Greek chorus an tn American an
chased tn fleet fut ball an tn more
fleet aorist, a sport that Hogan knows
about, an come out wfin he had to an
whit to wurruk. But. we take me wur-
rud FIR II. Yale's more thin that, Hin
Missy. / get it straight firm tn
thruthful sons iv Yale thimsilves that
II II hadn't been FIR this dear bunch Nv
dormitories nestln' undher tn ellums
iv New Haven, our beloved country
an tn short end Nv tn wurruld. too,
might to-day be no betther thin they
should be. Ivry great invintion firm
tn typewriter to tn V-shaped wedge
can be thraced to this prodigal insti-
chooch6on. But f'r Yale, we'd be goin'
to Europe on tn decks Nv sailin' ves-
sells, instead Nv comm away in tn
steerage in steamships or stayin' at
home: we'd be dhrivin' horses. as
nanny iv tn unframed Nv us do TO this
day, instead Nv pushin' tn swift auty-
rnobill up hill: we'd be writin' long an
amusin' letters TO our frinds, instead ~
tillyphonin' or tillygraftin' thin. Listen
to what me classical ASSOCIATE Mis-
Their Justice Brewer, Nv tn Supreme
Coort, '6s--that was tn year he got
his ticket out-says about our alma
mather:
1.-Two hundherd years ago. he says.
Yale had sivin professors an forty
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03
II = ModernFa O AHenuued At
+ ~ oneW IAN the
BY GEORGE st. ~ &


a Voice that sounded as If it came
up an Elevator Shaft. When he fold
ed his Arms and looked Solemn, he
was colossal Picture of Power in Re
pose He wore Plug Hat and large
SLACK Coat. Nature intended him for
the u. 5. Senate, but used UP all the
material early in the Job and failed to
stock the Brain Cavity.
Jim had always been at the Foot
of the Class in School. At the age of
40 he spelled Sure with an Sh and sank
in Heap when he tried to add and
Z. But he was a tall Success as a Book
Peddler, because he learned his Piece
and the 2lS pounds of Dignified Su-
periority did the Rest.
Wherever he went, he commanded
Respect. He could go into a strange
Hotel and sit down at the Breakfast
Table and say: please pass the Sy-
rup' in a Tone that had all the majes-
tic Significance of an official Utter
ance. He would sit there in silent
Meditation. Those who sized up that
elephantine Form and noted the Grav-
lty OF his Countenance and the huted
Wrinkles of his high Brow, imagined
that he was bordering on the Immor-
tally of the Soul. AS a matter of fact.
Jim was wondering whether he would
take Ham or Bacon with his Eggs.
Jim had the Bulk and the awe-in-
spring Front. AS long as he preserved
Napoleonic Silence he could carry
out the Bluff. Little Boys tip toe !
When they came near him, and Maiden
Ladies sighed for an Introduction.
Nothing lut a Post-Mortem Exam!na-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

the opposition party shall be discour-
aged Nothing brings this discourage
ment about more effectively than a
riot. and when the riot is over the we'll
trained Tammany workers stand In in
nocent groups as bystanders on the
sidewalk. while the policeman who has
arrived just too late 10 be OF any SER
vice 20 the opposition party swings his
club negligently for the doorway. IL
may be necessary for the purposes OF
the organization 20 Increase Us vote IN
an assembly district. Then the graft
tude of those who have been favored
IL shown by their moving, probably
from one lodging house 20 another, "a
that the vote can be duly recorded.
Thus on the great East Side Of New
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

ton would have shown Jim up in his
True Light. The midget Lawyer locke /,
up in Envy at his mastodonic AcquaIn-
lance and sighed
1T j could combine my Intellect
with your Horse Power. l would be
the largest Dandelion in the Legal
PASTURE" he said
Then 4 Happy Idea struck him
amidsnips
Jim, ! want you to be my Associate
Counsel" he said. 81 understand. of
course, that you do not know the ar
ference between a Caveat and a Caviar
Sandwich. buc as long as you keep
your Hair &C mbed the way 1t is nov
and wear that Thoughtful Expression
you're Just as good as the whole
Choate family. I will Introduce you as
an Eminent Attorney from the East
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

York the Tammany politician wins his
power and holds II. The leader has done
things for his constituents. and they.
unmindfui OF the high words OF civic
duty that are preached at them for
three weeks before election with an
information that they Hcoff az. follow
the dictates OF grateful hearts and do
things for him. and on election even
ing certain generous contributors 10
great philanthropiea and worthy gem
uemen whose theories OF government
have been outraged by the success OF
fammany, complain bitterly Of the iR-
norance and ungratefulneEs of the
great mass o. their fellow citizens. and
wonder honestly where Tammany sets
ita strength
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

OF his constituents there was an obli-
CATION on their par. II was that they
should assist him in the organization.
on registration days certain OF them
must be on hand 20 help get out the
voters, Look near any place OF regis
ration and you will see from one 20 a
dozen workers standing probably un-
der the awning 81 the nearest saloon,
ready a. the word Of the district cap
tain 40 run on any eFrhnd that might
BE- necessary. They would go further
AT fhe word Of any captain they would
hinder the registration ~ any man OPP
pOsed 20 their organization. Sometimes
~ b polling place II becomes neccs-
ssrY N the Interests ~ the 0rEanlza-
ton that tbs enfOllmsDt On the iist o.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03
BY GEORGE ABE.

Once there was a sawed-off Attorney
who had studied until he was Bleary
around the Eyes and as lean as RAJ
zor- Back. He knew the Law from
Soup to Nuts, but much learning had
put him a little bit to the Willies. And
his Size was against him. He lacked
Bellows.
He was an inconspicuous little Runt.
When he stood up to Plead. he be-
came a trifie higher than the Chair
OF the 80 pounds he carried, about Al
were Gray Matter. He had Mental
Merchandise to burn. but no way OF
delivering it.
When there was a rally of some
other Gabfest on the Bills, the Com
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

ne FIRST apartment was designed 10
-uI hlsh comfortable homes for people
no couldn't afford 10 own or rent
houses. OF late years the purpose Of
w. apartment house has grown so far
rtay from this that the original ar
fi',,'t would be dumfounded II he were
80. There are hundreds OF apart
tt.'H ID this city commanding rentals
80, would buy very respectable
49, ln smaller city. TwO-story
~ '' ,inents-those that occupy part Of
nj, Neofs' with an interior Staircase
No. rent Tor 5000 20 q. 900. This year,
mn ~ has broken al records for
Ar lll.'t iu this line ~ real estate.
LuDt ,li' nt House has recently been
@Af Madison square IA Which
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
THE scHLET INQUIRY.

Attorneys Engage m Sharp and Per.
sonal TIit-Dcwoy Calls order.
Washington. Nov C. while Rayncr
was discussing the testimony of Lieut.
Commander Potts this afternoon ho
said that the commander had said that
he was always scared In battle.
Captain Lcmly protested against tho
language and sharp verbal cncoun.
ter between the two occurred Lem
ly said Rayncr was unreliable"
You replied Rayncr, "arc not on.
ly unreliable, but YOU are offensive. "
Dewey intcrlcrred and Lcmly said
ne regretted having made tbc remark
During the passagoatarms Lcmly
accused Rayncr OF attempting 10 ira.
duce the reputation of AN officer This.
ne said, he had no right to do.
And you replied Raynor have no
right 20 traduco the character Of Ad.
mlral Schloy'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
RoFF.

Special Correspondence.
Ron. l. r.. Nov. I've had a fine
rain Saturday. which was badly need
ed.
W. H. Brumley is having a well Dor.
ed on top OF the hill. he struck water
at depth Of q feet, but went forty
feet and now has % feet OF water
standing In the well.
Mr.. Dinman from Shawnee. o. T..
has purchased the Portis place and
is buiiu,ng a nice residence there.
Charley Price died Monday with
pneumonia after an Illness of four
weeks.
Bud Young was here Monday and
moved about 400 head Of cattle back
to the river where they will be win
tered
There Is some talk of erecting a fra.
ternlty building in Ron to cost about
$1,000.
DR.. Helms of Mill Creek is here on
business.
We have a new town marshal, S.H.
Hays. our former one. having re
signed Il. Heatham, one of our alder.
men, who has moved from town. has
been succeeded by II. Graves.
The Rebekah Oddfellows had big
time last Friday night, they took In
nine new members and later all sat
down TO an oyster supper.
w. H. Jackson of Stonew,ll was
here the other night and had bust.
ness with the knights of Pythias.
Il. G. Martins team ran away with
his ice wagon today and tore the We.
hiclc up badly,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
Llwro~s SCHOOL POPULATION
4 cs-rst gss. Tsss- Reveals Ni,s
-srer.s s.rs.l c-nsrs-.

Lauto- p. r. Nor The tzEirr
70 te setD9l csrs1s ~ IAwr0- Ear
teen partially c5-D.s-a1 aad ulI
make m0st sstslac-o.g sh,w.-z i9r
a clty I'1ety days ,ll
fa te F-1f ward t-s ,erE1s vas
taken hy Er. Poland -elsar ri tle
t1afl a-1 ha r1-E vas very nor.
9lEhly and Fysteua-l,aHy done Hs
canvass s1oaa itr G. .ooi sge-i0.
zIfIt s1l sl boys By grades b. cias
Ted them a. f1loaa. lf. ~ zrd ~
.rd. o.. }.a rss -td 81 9Th ls. I,l
~ sta. 81. sth l0fa and lith. p He
found bgf ore coI1res child ~ scao5I
aze q boy lf yeara oI5
Tle see0r1 ward census is not ,ou-
se.s1 blt rI probably run from
I55 ~ ZH1.
l1 tte Third aarf ST. McHas.er in-
formed us the u0fE had not quite been
finished and that up to noon today
ta1 been recorded
The Fourth ward thoas a total n
z.J
TLa Incomplete canvass VOWS that
tolsy IaHtou has q school population
between t1I ard tDp This number o.
lr.le r1Iltant.y augmented a. men
az. able ~ procure houses ~ care fJr
ftf.r families
The bard ~ education viii erect
teupo-ary school buud.nzr a. soon az
Doas..,s and o. 30 thought this can be-
done a-t teto1.a opened within the
rert -E.--I -aya Tho neceEsary hnau.
zee have te- arranged for, and there
ter- ~ te 10 lmDel.ment 10 the
carly a-g.rat.ol of public school
.fa-r- .- l1Ut0l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
SECRET SOCIETY SENSATION
s.5rs--s TrssSsrs- % t-s N-is-.t g
.-s Ns-csssss . cefs.I.s-.

Po-r Huron Ml-1- NOV 7-C-aries
p Ttompso.. s1pre-e s1s-ce keeper
~ tte supreme te1- E1lrtis cf waca-
bees is se-fccrfessed defs1l-s- In
OBJ. r- o. $4,000 ne order -1r-
eser. ls 1r0- -te1 FROM Iozs ar T-5--r-
,-s -retg b1r5 TIE Eto-t1rs E sc-
.-9ule1gel lr a letter t9 tta supreme
.1mua-.aT lf t1e ORDER .. says .-
-srt
It ultl e. feeling 1f rit'- and
shame TIA. tender helev.fh -T res
lrratio- as slpre-a finance tr-E "
t-e order o. ubicn yo1 are tEe Esad
Ard This step o. taken r-t1 tle bli-
ter reaIzaflon that { am ~ logger
worthy ot Lte comDaniolst i1 a1- ssso-
ssf'1n ~ 10Y fellow 0rce-s
. vas engaged ln a Legitimate 31s-
rrss venture in =h.ch c fsd maze .
large Investment and found myself
ln a position when further m1rag aas
necessary t9 save my self from bank
uD,cy and r.n There vas 10 chance
fDr .oks
- then betrayed my true. and used
the funds Of The order AZ the tims be-
i1inz there was ro question of my
ability 10 replace them within a --or
time The amount used aas $4,000.
have 10 hope Of being able % reray
this amount.
% know the order is protected lsom
lJss Jy surety bonds Of nearly twice
thc amount in perfectly Fe-Dous Jle
company Lut This does not lessen my
suffering nor relieve me from the dis
grace or having betrayed The conf
deuce reDo8ed in me.
$50 punishment can be grrcta- and
mo suffering ~ intense as that result.
Ing from The Joss of tho respect and es-
teen Of the membership of the or.
der and the suffering necessarily caus
ed % my family"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08

T1uu have cold this winter. Maybe
EDI have one now Your children VIII
slHer tDo For coughs. Group. bronchi-
tls. grip and other winter complaints
one Minute Cough Cure never fails
Acta promptly n is very pleasant 10
the taste and perfectly harmless. G. y.
George. Winchester Ky writes "Our
little girl was attacked with Group
late one night and was sO hoarse she
could hardly speak We gave her a
few doses OF One Minute Cough Cure.
lt relieved her Immediately and she
went 10 sleep when she awoke next
morning she had no signs OF hOargc-
ness or Group. City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
srsin.poos Honsense.

Another ridiculous food fad has been
branded b. the most competent au-
thOrIties They have dispellcd the silly
notion that one Kind of food 10 needed
for the BRAIN another for muscles.
aud still another for bones. A correct
diet viii not only nourIah particular
part of tho body. but n Will sustain
every other part Yet however good
your food may BE-. its ndtrlmont 10 de-
Etroyei by indigestion or dyspepsia.
You must prepare for their appearance
or prevent their coming by taking reg
ular doses Of Crcene's August Flower.
the fayorite medicine of the healthy
millions. A few doses aids digestion
stimulates the liver 10 healthy ac.
tion. purincs tho blood. and makes you
feel buoyant and vigorous. You can
get Dr. @. q. Green's reliable remedies
at City Drug Store. Ardmore and
Madill
Get Green's Special Almanac.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08

Moorcs Pllulcs are guaranteed
cure for all forms Of malaria. ague,
chills and fever. swamp fever. iaun.
dice. malarial fever bilious fever. bill.
iOusness. fctid breath and a tired. list.
less feeling They cure rheumatism
and the lassitude following blood poi
son produced from malarial poisoning
No quinine. No arsenic. acids or iron
DO not ruin stomach and teeth. En-.
tirely tastelcss. Price soc per box. DR.
&. G.. Moore Co. No. 80 North Main
St. st. Louis. Mo. Sold by w. -.
Frame. City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
Astounding piseovern.

From COOpersyille Mich. comes
word Of wonderful discovery OF a
pleasant tasting liquid that when used
before retilUg By any one troubled
with bad cough always ensures "a
good nights rest IN will soon .ure
the cough too writes Mrs S. Himol-
burger. "fOr three generations OF our
family have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption and never
found its equal for coughs and colds. %
It's an unryaled life-saver when used
for desperate lung diseases Guaran.
teed bottles SOC and $l.OO at W. B.
Frames.
Trial bottle free.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08

% e1t-art the nutrition from food ard
the BODY grows weak. The weak body
neerls s.-=rg g;hering. no. stimuiating
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discover
cures diaeazes 81 the stomach and other
organs ~ digestion and nutrition. 20 tha.
the nutrition OF iood g ueriectly ex-
tra-ted and milatei and the body
nour she'd into health and strength.
There g. no alcohol Dob Golden Medical
Discovery erd 2 IS entirely free from
opium. cocaiue and al other narcotics.
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
icsi Discovery There Is no other medi-
cine Just as go0d f0T diseases Of the
stomach aud allied organs
-Y91r rcfrer Medical Di--1rrry and Dr
Ha-rs Clta-rh Remedy have been n great
beueff t1 r.er writes Prof Pleasant A O'iver.
n Tt1.a Fu't1r O. Ark Before ! us-d tre
af1Fe mentioned rerreli- uv ..eep was nlt
s1Inf digestion Bad "a co1tirual feeling oi
misery ! u1w feel Ike uew man
Or. Fiercc's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the bowels and liver.
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snrendn LIke MlldlIrr-

when things are tho best" they
become the best selling. Abraham
Hare leading druggist. OF Bollcvillc.
O.. writes: Electric Bittors are The
best selling buffers / have handled in
90 years You know why? Most ais.
eases begin in disorders OF stomach.
liver. kidney. bowels, blood ana nerves
Electric BittcrB tones up thc stomach.
regulates liver kidney ana boVols.
puriiies the blood, strengthens tho
nerves, hence cures multlmdca Of NAL
aides. II builds up the entire system
Puts new life and vlgOr into any weak
sickly rundowH man or woman Price
90 cents Sold by w B Frame. drug
glst.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
Ia PhYeIelan TeetlfIes.

II have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and have never used anything In my
lifo that did me the good that ala, "
says County Physician Geo w.
Scroggs OF Hall County Ca Being n
have prescribed II and
found II to give the best results" n
the food YOU eat remains undigostod
in your stomach II decays there and
pplaons the system. You can prevent
,.iB by dieting but that means star.
walton. kOdol Dyspepsia Care digosts
what you eat. You need suffer from
neither dyspepsia nor starvation. The
worst cases quickly cured Never
falls. city Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
NEWSPAPER BURNED OUT.
Times Herald Of Dallas the Victim Of a
Fire Yesterday.

TTI Il-IT laJ'
Dallas Nov. Fire that broke out
ia the TimesHeraid Office this after.
noon little after o'clock wrecked
the machinery room. The web per
fecting press and the type-settins
machines were badly damaged. the
loss being estimated at $4,000
The paper had just been printed
when the fire began, and the sub.
scribcrs were served as usual. Ar
rangements have been made for the
printing Of the paper tomorrow.
The building which is owned by the
Times-Herald. was damaged to the ex
tent Of about $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08

Thousands OF men and women suffer
from piles. especially women with fc.
male weakness have this suffering TO
contend with In addition TO their 9th.
er pains Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint.
ment will quickly effect cure. Price
90 cta, In bottles. tubes 20 cts w. b..
Frame. city Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
TIE STRIKE IS Or
sI Thsyfsrs Hsn IN the Scranton
District ore Affected.

scrantOn Pc SOY 7-D.stref
President Nlch0las NJ the mine aof4
err. ordered rir ttDIsand miners eU
ployed in the miner Of the Temple
Csio and Iron company ~ STRIFE. The
order Has iasle1 this Afternoon and
the strike Is m go into crect Hon.
day
80 work vas done at the mines gea
terday the company anticiDatIng p
strike ~ locking out the men.
The cause of ths strike ie that the
company refused q. reiLstate fny
discharged mon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
A oHAsTLY DISCOVERY.
Crates Marked Laundry Machinery"
Contained Eiqht Bodies.

Contained Eight Bodies.
Chicago. H.. Nov. Eight human
bodies were taken this evening from
two crates at the freight depot Of the
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Rail.
way They were consigned TO II. j.
Jones OF Brasher. Mo. and marked
as second hand laundry machinery.
The bodies were purchased during the
day from the Harvey Medical College
of this city and were being shipped
10 Missouri for purposes Of dlssec.
tion. The police are looking for Jones.
but 80 far have been unable 10 locate
him. The only charge that can be
brought against him IL the shipping
of bodies In a manner contrary to law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-08
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.

On December 2l.22-23, 1901, the St.
Louis Southwestern Railway company
of Texas will sell round trip tickets
from all stations on its line TO points
in Missouri, Arkansas and the South
east at greatly reduced rates. These
tickets will bear return limit of thirty
days from late of sale.
As usual the COTTON BELT
ROUTE will offer special inducements
In the way of equipment, service and
connections for the accommodation OF
those wishing to spend the Christmas
at home. This road enjoys wide.
spread popularity on account of the
excellent manner In which the hot.
lday business has been cared for In
years past, and will spare no effort
to prove worthy of It's reputation in
this respect.
For full information regarding rates
and schedules and for descriptive
pamphlets, address any agent Of this
company or
lIus Hoover. TP.A.
Corslcana, Tex. Waco, Tex,
- NJ Morgan, TP.A, TT Worth. Tex.
VIII Weeks, GP.&TA. Tyler. Texas.