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Going to Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma or
Indian Territory.

The Iron Mountain route via Mem
phis is the direct and comfortable wa,
to go. Write the undersigned for in
formation, maps, pamphlets, etc. "N'
trouble to answer questions.
|. +. REHLANDER,
L. P. A. No. Psc Ry. System.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-06-06

Man proposes and the girl sends
him around to papa to see if he OPP
poses.
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Condensed Schedule in eHect Jan 49, 1901.

No33 Pullman Sleeping cars Bristol to Chat
tanooga, Memphis and New Orleans aud from
Chattanooga to Shreveport and Birmingham
to Mobile; also Chattanooga To Jacksonville
and Atlanta TO Brunswick
No carries Pullman Sleeping car Bristol TO
Knoxville, Knoxville to Memphis and Chatta-
nooga to Atlanta
No H. Pullman Sleeping car Morristown to
Chattanooga and from Chattanooga to Atlanta
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-06-06

Superstition would soon die out if it
had fewer nurses to minister to its
wants.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-06-06

A wise man avoids extremes esre.
tally theses of wasps aud hornets.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-06-06

A man requires lot of time to study
woman, but, a woman reads man at
sight.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-06-06

The best way for poor young man
to take the gold cure is to marry an
heiress.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-06-06

Absence may conquer love, but it
sometimes takes costly presents to
hold it.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-06-06

When beggar acquires a fortune he
knows neither friends nor relations.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-06-06

Usually when woman is in the
wrong she cries then she's all right.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-06-06
T e; TsS. ; +; s : S Ss'E

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easily, be made we'll, strong, magnetic, full O
new life and vigor by taking WO.T0-BAC
that makes weak men strong. Many gail
ten pounds in ten days. over 500, O0G
cured. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book
let and advice FREE. Address STERLING
REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. 4a
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East Tennessee and Western \. [. B. R.

In effect Mar 81. 1899. at 7aO O'Clock am,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

The Sidney arrived yesterday morning from
Burlington and cleared for keokuk In the after
noon with L. passengers.
ID. r. Calhoun Of the Ely & Walker Dry
Goods Company. With party Of eleven. LETT on
Mo. A tallyho was taken along TO make drive
the famous Pike County roads
Another party Of eight left yesterday on the
sidney for keokuk.
The Columbia cleared FOR 81. Mary's yes
terday with fifty passengers
James b. Lucas and wife and daughters and
friends. making party OF eight. I-ft yesser-
day the Columbia q pleasure trip.
public landing nag mast.
The Gray had automobile out Friday for
Hsrcnsnsum Mo: IL Is said TINS . 10 the nIss
from st. Louis
The Spread Eagle makes its regular Sunday
excursion to-day.
The Ste. Genevieve makes its regular ex-
curson to-day.
The City OF Memphis arrived yesterday with
q cargo OF lumber and peanuts. II brought in
lumber.
The r. c. Gun,er cleared for Kansas City
yesterday morning. where she will ply
charge The Gunter will reach Kansas City about
Wednesday. and has already been engaged for
an excursion.
Several Kansas City pleasure boats have been
re Nation was fined 500 and the Sundays made
-captAin Frank Fsrnsley. wires from the steam
q cargo Of tow ties lumber and logs.
The river interests want q red signal to re-
place the present white light On the wa:erworks
tower in the river. Just below the mouth Of the
Missouri.
The boatmen trying to get the Merchants
Bridge to put an arc light In the middle span In
they cannot Clearly distinguish. ''' '@' ''"''''
The Russell Lord. with 40.0Oo ties on six
haEssa arrived yesterday and lsft this msrH-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
by Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

WARSAW. ILL.,. June s.-Gauss reads Sc feet;
cloudy and cooler Silver Crescent down and up
Paducah. Ky. June S--River gauge reads u 4
feet and falling Dick Fowler 10 Cairo at a.
m John s. Hopkins to Evansville at 10 a. m.
Tennessee departed at ,. m. for Florence.
Steamer city OF Clifton passed up at noon. city
OF Pittseurg passed up the Ohio last night. Eni-
after a tow of ties III. W. Blttorn due to-
morrow from Nashville Weather cloudy and
cool. Business good
Memphis. Tenn. June s-The river here stands
49, feet on the gauge. rise Of , In the last
a hours. Tn. Fcrd Herold departed at p. m
Tor cairo with fine trip The Kate Adams
rived this evening from Arkansas City and re-
turns Monday. The city 81 -. Louis from New
orleans Is due up At y. m bound for St Louis.
She WIFI discharge here $40 barrels Of sugar. Re
cepts by river to-day were - sacks Of cotton
eeei
Burlington. Ia. June s.-The stage Of water
as recorded to-day at bridge was 3 feet inches.
a fall Of l inch in last - hours Weather clear
and colder. The Ot;umwa Belle out with an
excursion. Colonel McKinzie UP. The Eloise and
W. J. Young in and out.
Grand Tower. Ill. June s-city Of Memphis up
al las; night. Grey Eagle down at $50 a. m.
Georgia Lee down at 10 a M The gauge resds
IL feet, rise OF = Of a foot In the last "a
hours. Weather cloudy and warm. with rain.
Cape Grardeau No.. June s-The Georgia Ire
down at noon. The Grey Eagle down l p. M.
returning for st. Louis 2. m River rising.
Gauge reads N2 feet Weather cooler and min-
ing.
-. Paul Mimi. June s-Steamer Quincy left
here NJ 10 O'Clock tonight for 81 Louis with
seventy-fTe passengers and "A fair trip of
freight
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
QUICK Wit MAY Save
SMALL Boys LIFE.
Both Legs Cut OF by Cars. but
Passengers Held Arteries
Together.
THE LADS Remarkable GRIT.
Never Whimpered. and Through
out the Journey to Surgeon
Held Fast to His Moth
er's Money.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Philadelphia. Pa, June S-Presence OF
mind. stout fingers and 4 fast engine prob
ably saved the life OF 1e-year-old George
Hess.
The boy was run over by an engine at
the Falls OF Schuylkill Station. and both legs
cut of. Despite the intense pain. he suf-
fered. the little fellow did not faint and
bore with remarkable courage the long "trip
by train and ambulance from the point
where he was injured TO the Pennsylvania
Hospital Passengers on the train undoubt-
edly saved the boys life by keeping closed
the severed arteries.
George. who Is a son or Policeman
Frank Hess. left the house TO get $ bill
changed for his mother. After securing the
change he was Obliged to cross the Reading
Railway tracks. and was standing on the
platform to walt the passing OF fast
freight. when he drawn under the
wheels OF the train by the suction. he says
Both feet were severed AT the ankles.
A train for Philadelphia had just pulled
singers ran TO the little fellows aid. There
was no physician on the train. and It was
cecided TO bring the boy to the city for
treatment. His legs were bandaged and he
was placed on the train. after the engineer
had been notified to make all the speed
possible.
The little sufferer was laid carefully on
q car seat and two of the passengers pre-
vented the boy from bleeding TO death by
COMPRISING the arteries. Having no sur
gical instruments the men used their fingers
TO stop the flow OF blood and succeeded de-
spite the constant jolting OF the train.
Although all possible speed was made
there were many stops before the train ar
rived at the Terminal At each delay the
passengers assured the boy that the stop
would be momentary and on each occasion
the little fellow answered:
Don't mind me: I'm getting along all
right
Although suffering intensely he never
sned q tear and was apparently the least
concerned person on the train.
At the first stop a request was tele-
graphed to tho Terminal to have an ambu-
lance In readiness, and when at length the
train rolled into the depot II was only the
work Of a minute to place the boy in tho
care OF the Pennsylvania Hospital sur
geons.
When the little fellow was taken from the
ambulance at the hospital one of the ply
sicians noticed that the sufferer held some
thing tightly In one OF his hands. and asked
what It was
IT'S the change for mother" whispered
the boy. Please give It TO her.
Shortly after the operation George talked
calmly to his parents. who had been sum-
moned to the hospital
The physicians say that the boys ex-
traordinary pluck and vitality will probably
pull him through.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
Man Who Has a House Under
Brooklyn Bridge "Puts the
Law on" the City.
H0RSESH0Es FALL ON HIS ROOF
And When There Happens TO Be a
Lull in Horseshoes Other Things
Drop-He Insists on
Having 1t Stopped.
EErUBLIC SPECIAL.

NEfubLic SPECIAL
New York. June s.-william Iemken. own
or OF the four-story building No. 1U South
street, Just north Of the line OF the Brook
lyn bridge, has given the timeworn super
etition about horseshoes bringing good luck
an sxtsndsd trial and n. say, 9, .. an !.
-
"s
hs1noS nave prousnh MIN misfortune
orfven MS tenants out OF his store building
and caused him q lot OF personal annoy
ancA
Mr.. Iemken has .put IN. law. nm IN. CITY
N.,.u :,
c 10 AND on
ecuon IN tho supreme court against John
L. Snees Commissioner OF Bridges. and the
entire Municipal Assembly. demanding
that they cause to be abated the showering
of horpsshoes on his South street nr>m,.es
NJ, Y.,,L., t.,,.s. -. 60
Aou ooosne eno ooutn Dtreet prop
erty TWO or three years ago on the supposi-
tiou that IL would rent readily p.rn.,. a,
d,d =. e.. -. =. Aps ~
- 80 e. ouI II was NOT long: accoruing
VIC papers IN the lawsuit, before Mr..
driven out by the dropping of horse shoes
from the bridge roadway overhead.
Other tenants came. and after a few davs
nas,. .tic.. .nu .nd s u.s ram OF norsefhoes.
seAs LII other tnings. they also
.~vseu . ouc SINCE then the place has be-
n0{S0-
shoes drop.
when the Joke Ended
A. Nr.x =. .a...s
hcr hut ..har - AHe = JOKE 10 Mr. Lem
.s-.. -. - ne went oown TO South
ono oay ana stood on the roof OF his
ounoins ana lodged several horseshoes IL
wasn't funny any more He is said TO have
been driven OF the roof by an unu-,a, -
of horseshoes bur nerbans en-. .. am
story was er,ygar,t.d 'nat particular
tion bo~svor II no exaggera-
h.. " ieiace that Mr.. Lemken
s.o"n 80 tired OF tho rain Of horseshoes
mat ne has sued the city to have Commits
sioner Shea and the MunicinaI Ax..,nh,,,
restrained from manar1nv and v,a,,....,.''
the New York and Rroolr1 o'ai'niiS
To hear The naor,. S~9 olose.
's1k IL would seem as IL all the horses
mat cross the north roadway OF the bridge
siyiy walt till they get exactly over MT
Lemkens store and then ktcl ~, -.
which promptlv falls 20 H. M sho''
store buildinr' II wn,,lS ne roo1 or the
cry man who smoked .aves M seem b;. unat ev-
bridge car inst as ~ tosseo them out of u
No. l73 for Mr. Iemtan ca,er,a spot over
such refuse irons on his hu;,aips h;,ap,ams ~. tnat all
ly." ''' '0i'o'ns CONSTANT
whence m The.
Thera Is no cet,ins aw.
tion. II was nut int" h. aion pa 1nst esser-
case by Mr.. Lemken's lawyerp pap Arrh,ha, IN 'ne
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

The civ Of ST. Louis has q Sanitarium which
Is destined 90 become famous throughout the civ
treated for the drug and liquor habit. The
treatment Is q marvellous scientific discovery: =:
fs permanently cured in q few days without pain
Hundreds of people who had suffered for years
are loud IN their praise for this rapid and pain
Sa.s cn.s Of Mo M STs. Iss. bee:
as va. 50 % badly E ,npsired could Scarcely walk and
had no appetite 1 am ss years old and have
been gaining Pound day since = my N.Y. rs.nTn aI,
iarium. have been practicing n~cieane for
forty-fiv years and this IS the only treatment
cessive user OF drugs. with your wonderful
treatment the patient 1. put back into normal
condition without paIn; Te al who know me,
Sects OF your treatment' Dr.. Hun wrote the
above october q. 1885, and has never. according
desire for the drug which for long held him
n slave Tho treatment IL . purely vegetable
compound. II not only eliminates all trace OF the
all desire and dispels all distressing symptoms.
such as nervousness. weakness. etc, and builds
tsriur, is located sols Licas avenue. st.
Louis Any one calling viii not only receive a
given fullest Information. n you send YOUR
name and address TO Mr.. @. II. Roose. the man
sser. you viii receive a beautiful eooklet giving
inent. also testimonials OF wonderful cures. from
men and women who. through actual test, know
snanity. If any OF our readers have friends
acQuaintances who are suffering. they should
send the names OF these sunerers to ne sam san,-
After June 10. 1871, the Ant,narcotin. SANTA
northwest corner Washington and Garrison ave
nues The remarkable success OF the cure has
his rar on 70 iarr.r W and more eonmosions quar-
tiers was found necessary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
BRIDE MADE SURE OF
AMPLE PIN MONEY.
Insisted on Formal Signature to
Contract Guaranteeing Her
SO a Month.
BRIDEGROOM WAS PLEASED.
Seemed to Think He Had the Best
of the Bargain After All, and
Went Happily on We'd
ding Journey.
BRIDEGROOM WAS PLEASED.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

~Ni-f
Oakland. Cal. June s-Six hundred dol
lars a year spending money for his wife
in addition to the usual household ex-
penses. is what it cost aged James p.
Jones. q San Francisco capitalist. to wed
pretty Lorene Welt. a native daughter
whose home is also in san Francisco.
And It was not just an ordinary promise
TO pay. either. for the contract was ac-
knowledged in black and white before the
Justice who performed the marriage cere-
mony in the presence Of witnesses. and
the man OF money must put UP Sl5O quar-
terly under the terms of the agreement.
1t was late in the afternoon when James
p. Jones. accompanied by the fair girl who
was to become his bride. applied to Deputy
County Clerk browning for a marriage IL
cense. He gave his age as IS years. but ac-
coriing TO the deputy looked twenty years
older The girl confessed 10 "A summers,
but looked to he scarcely ls.
These ages were satisfactory to the depu-
". as was the affidavit that neither had
in the year last past been divorced. and the
necessary legal papers were duly issued
sent for and the wedding party adjourned
TO the County Clerks private office to await
the coming OF the Judge.
When Judge Larue arrived he asked the
couple II they were ready TO have the cere-
Hardly" was the answer of Miss Welt.
81 have a little paper here that must be
signed first" Then she drew one from her
chatelaine bag. IL was the agreement In
which James J. Jones obligated himself to
pay his wife slJ0 quarterly. the first pay
ment to be made Immediately after the
wedding. the others every third month
thereafter.
Jones signed the contract without hesi-
fancy and in the presence OF witnesses. and
appeared to think that he had. even with
that handicap. far the better OF the bar
gain In the presence Of witnesses the ac-
Acknowledgement was duly made. the wedding
ceremony performed and tho happy couple
took their departure.
I'VE are going on a brief honeymoon"
said Mrs. Jones to the clerk. ''and on our
return will live in San Francisco.
Where are We going? Oh. well. that
makes no difference. In fact. we have not
fully made UP our minds. Goodby."
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
WAR OFFICE IN IGNORANCE.
Have Not Heard of BOtha's Re
quest for a Conference.

knows nothing of the alleged request OK
General B0tha. the Boer commander for a
conference with Lord Kitchener at STAN
derton.
The ofhcials here point out that II any re-
quest of the kind has been made Lord
Kitchener would have Immediately notified
the Government.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
AMERICAN WOMAN ARRESTED.
Paris Police Charge Her With
COmplicity in Robbery.

Paris. June 8.-The police OF this city have
arrested an American woman named May
Churchill. who had maintained intimate re-
lations with Tom" Edwards. one of the
burglars who robbed the Paris Office Of the
American Express Company in April. the
authorities having decided to charge her
with completely in the robbery.
She was formerly a music-hall performer
and had made q tour of the United States
under the soubriouet Of Chicago May"
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

were sent out by this company. explaining
that the agency had compiled the names Of
SsCC0 persons who had died in foreign coun-
tries. leaving fortunes to descendants In
America
Inquirers were charged an inspection
fee OF 25 cents. For more complete in
formation they were asked to forward 81
Among those not satisfied were Mrs Mary
E Houtzklaw Of Richlawn. Mo-: Mrs. Mary
J. Frazee OF Hamilton. o.: william NJ
Bladridge of Decatur. ILL.,. and Amos A.
Jackson Of Ganntown. Ill. Mrs. Holtzklaw
Complained to the post ofYice authorities last
September ard Inspector Sullivan was de-
tailed on ths case.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
NELSON CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
Said to Have Operated Bogus In
formation Agency.

Chief Post Office Inspector Dice was noti-
fed yesterday that United States Marshals
had caused the arrest at Guthrie Center.
Ia. OF J. Arthur Nelson. formerly OF ST
ment returned against him by the May
Federal Grand Jury in st. Louis. charging
him with using the mails for a scheme to
defraud.
1t Is alleged that Nelson was the prime
mover in a questionable enterprise. known
as the Heir-at-l-aw Collection Agency.
which occupied Offices in the Noonan build
ing at Tenth and Chestnut streets. Accord
ing to the Post once Inspectors, pamphlets
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
DEMANDS A CONVICTION.
States Attorney Will Resign If DR..
Kennedy Is Not Found Guilty.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, June S-Assistant District
Attorney James W. Osborne. who is pros
ecuting the case against Doctor Samuel J.
Kennedy for the alleged murder OF Dolly
Reynolds. said to-day that he will resign
his position II Kennedy Is not convicted by
the jury which IL now hearing the case.
Il am satisfied Of the guilt Of Kennedy.
and am satisfied that we have proved .
clear case against him. said Mr.. Osborne.
so satisfied am /. that I tell you now
that If he is not convicted will resign my
poSifiOn"
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Galveston. Tex. June s.-This morning
the body of X. /. Taylor. secretary OF the
Galveston Longshoremen's Association.
was taken on: OF the bay. Taylor was en-
ragged with a gang slowing cargo in the
British steamer Ethelvoda Thursday. He
left to get a drink OF water and did not
return. Search was made for him. but
without avail. and his disappearance was
mystery until cleared up to-day.
Taylor came here from Missouri.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
Chri.tInn Endcavor Omcials.

Ff-f 7 HIsIC SfEtTAI.
Macon. Mo-. June S-The following Off
GERS Were elected for the ensuing year at
the County Convention Of the Christian
Endeavor Society at Bevier last night:
President. Miss May Morgan, Ethel: vice
president. Mrs. s. NJ. Carter. Macon: sec
retary- Miss Mildred Franks. Ma
con: organizer t. Rowland. Bevier: a.
sistant organizer. A. II. Corey: New Cam
bria. junior president. Mrs W. ii. Shaw.
New Cambria
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
Work Of E.roIIi.E Cherokee.

vinita, I. T.. June s.-The Dawes Com
mission finished a busy weeks work en-
rolling Cherokee Freedmen at Chelsea to-
day.
The following is the enrolment to date:
Straight Cherokee citizens. all classes. ~.
0lo: straight Freedmen. 21oe: doubtful
Freedmen, l5h
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
Suicide Of = HOte1keeper.

Macon. Mo-, June s-Lum Taylor. aged
60 a hoteikeeper OF Ponca City. Ok. this
mo-p!nG committed suicide at Bloomington.
Macon County. where he had gone to see
his wife
The couple formerly lived at Blooming
ton Mrs. Taylor recently returned there
from the Territory and Taylor followed a
few days later. Both were well known.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

ing for the South. Captain Randall Baion and
Lon Moon. pilot. were In charge.
Captain Charlie Nichols Of Cairo will bring
the ferry boat J. J. Gage from Dardenele. on the
Arkansas River. to -. Louis. The boat was
secured by Lucas AZ Houseman for their eler-
tric road crossing tho Missouri River at 81.
Charles
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Denver. Colo. June S.-Doctor A. J. Bloch
Is dead. at the age Of 81 years. from the
effects OF a dose OF cyanide OF potassi,In
taken with suicidal intent. He was formerly
one OF the most prominent physicians and
surgeons in New Orleans. and was for sew
eral years demonstrator of the Tulane
Medical College in that city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
DIED SOON AFTER father.
Miss Mabel X. Speirs Follows
Parent to the Grave.

Chicago. Ill. June 8.-Miss Mabel r.
Speirs. daughter of the late William S.
Speirs. commissioner of the Southwestern
Trafflc Association. who died at ST. Louis
of pneumonia. She was born at Peoria in
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
Detective Must Go to Prison.

REPt BI.IC SPECIAL
Memphis. Tenn. June S-This afternoon
In the Supreme Court the verdict OF the
Criminal Court sending w. s. Richardson.
one Of the best-known detectives In the
South to the Penitentiary. was affirmed.
br!bing a jury in a damage suit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Buffalo. n. ", June S.-Commander J. II.
Bull of the United States Navy in charge
Of the photographic service on the Pan
American grounds. fell from the dome of
the Government building to-day and was
probably fatally hurt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
HOLD UP NIGHT OPERATOR.
Thieves Lock Employe in Car and
Rob Station Safe.

Sparta. ILL.,. June S.-The Mobile and Ohio
depot here was robbed by two masked men
and locked him in . box car The safe was
blown open and 80 secured
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

TO-Day's Weather.
Cloudy and probably rainy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

River Forecast.
Tho river at ST. Louis will rise.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
Park 2.o B~,u, or Kinloch @ 1908.

Ask for Curtice and he will tell you about
the parlor. smoking. observation. buffet cars
on the 'one o'clock Why not enjoy your
self to the limit the next trip you make
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Harbor gauges Saturday marked 1915.
Business was fairly god. with good inbound
shipments.
Weather disagreeable and rainy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Washington. June S.-Rural free delivery
will be established July as follows:
Illinois LAdditional Serv1cel-Rosville, ver.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fail Of the

FOR twenty-four hours ending af a. m.:
St. Louis. Saturday. June s. 1891.
Stations Danger Gauge Change.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

million County: one carrier: length Of route
twenty-five and three-quarter miles: populatfon
se-ved. So Carrier, Arthur Tubbs.
a, Iowa tAdditonal Servics,-Webster city. Ham
tlton County. one carrier. length ~ rpute sven-
s91. Carrier. ]. A. Golden.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

p J. HYATT
Local Forecas; official
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
For New Orleans,

Memphis Helena. Grcenvilia vicisshure. Na'chex
Bayou sara. Baton Rouge and landings.
STR: CITY OF ST LOUIS
James ". Grady. Master. T.. Ross Powell. Clerk
leaves from wharfhoat. foot of Olive St. Thurs
day. June n. at y. m.
Phone Main l'-s. JOHN BIRD. Agent.