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THE ALBANY.
HOTEL RICHMOND

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
Three doors from the sea on Kentucky
avenue cuisine and service OF the high
est standard. Capacity $50. Electric ele-
vator
M II. MAGERs. OF baltimore.
Proprietor
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THE LFOLA.

THE LEOLA,
No. II North Georgia Ave, Atlantic City
/ n. J. Two squares from Beach. Terms
moderate. Rate 81 per day In May and
June VIM LOWRY, Prop.
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SEASIDE RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL STANLEY.

South Carolina avenue, Atlantic CITY.
Near the beach, improved refurnished:
most central location. rates moderate.
special weekly; capacity 300
FRANK CuRRAN. Owner and prop.
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ROANOKE.

New York avenue, near Pacific Allan.
tic city, N. j. First-class Observation-Disclosures
TONS. Open all the year. Convenient to
depot and beach, Cafe attached. y pen
dag and special weekly rate.
N. A. DIEL1NG, Proprietor.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Il FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms,
It with or without board. SOl West
street. m15-im
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HEGEMANN HOUSE.

Arkansas avenue. second door from
beach. Terms moderate.
MRS. *. HEGEMANN.
Late OF The Crescent
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CAPE MAY
OCEAN VILLA.
THE ALDlNE.
GIRARD HOUSE.

Perry and Lafayette streets. Cape May.
n. J. Near tho Beach Terms moderate
VIM. b. TODD. Prop
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HOTEL LANCASTER.

No. $50 South Carolina Avenue. Atlantic
City n. ]. Thirty feet from boardwalk.
year. Terms reasonable
MRS. DIR. J. L. oRAsNIcK.
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HOTEL GORDON.

Formerly Pier avenue Inn. finder new
management Renovated throughout. |
open all the year. Boarding by the day
or week. l3S Decatur street, Cape May |
city, N. j. A r. GORDON
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NOTICES


NoTICE.-The forty-ffth series OF
stock Of Perpetual Savings and Loan
Association is now being issued. shares
can be obtained from the secretary az the
Office, northeast corner OF Fifth ana shin.
ley streets
EDWARD ANDREWS, President.
WILLIAM II. GIBBONS. Secretary.
jl7-lmeod
n OTlCE-The annual meeting of the
shareholders OF the Perpetual say
ings and Loan Association viii be held on
Tuesday June %. 1901. at 1880 p. m. Audi.
tors report will be presented ana an cleo
ton held for officers to serve during the
ensuing year.
EDWARD ANDREWS. President
WILLIAM II. GIBBONS. Secretary.
il7-St
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THE ALpINE.

4 III AAOANAf
Main avenue. Ocean Grove. n. J. Con-
eniently located near ocean. Auditor
ium. MRS. J. y. GEORGE, p. o. Box
294. m20-2m
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THE ST. ELMO.

"a Maine Avenue, Ocean Grove: thor
ouehly renovated and Rtest improved
plumbing Ideal location. aue1ial rate.
June booklet az this office
WILLIAM JONES. Prop.
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THE WINCHESTER

Opens April !, Atlantic City. N. y.
Ocean end OF Ocean avenue, adjoining
Waldorf Astoria AMI the boardwalk
tirst-class table. Home Comforts. Rooms
single and en- suite. Terms moderate
MRS. ROSA A. STRIKER, Proprfetresa.
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TIE WORTHINGTnN-

Excellent accommodations Terms MOD
crate. ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., mo pa
souri, avenues
J. b. NORTHAMPTON. Prop.
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LAWRENCE HOUSE,

Ocean Grove. two blocks from Ocean md
Auditorium. Artesian water: homellke
table; cheerful rooms Rates s. and s
per week. MISS NJ WHITE.
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SEASIDE RESORTS
OCEAN GROVE, n. J.
OAKLEY VILLA.

Ocean grove, n J =. o. Box. sl6
+. V. OAKLEY. prop.
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Mr.. ROUSE ON EXTENSION.
Says No Arrangements Have YET Been
Made for II.
HOPES IT WILL BE MADE AT SOME TIME
Trip Over the Proposed Line Has Been
Completed and Officials Have Re-
turned to Denison.

Denlson, Texas, May .. The special orr
cial train of the Missouri Kansas and Tex.
Nv came into Denson from the west this
morning, On 1t were President Henry q
Rouse, Vice President aud General Man
aser a. A. Allen, Traffic Manager c. Halls
ana j. W. Maxwell, general superintendent
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas limos
In Texas, and other officials.
The officials have Just finished an cyan.
nation of the country through which tao
chzens Of Collin, Denton and Wise conn.
ues wish an extension from Mckinney.
PRESIDENT Rouse said: I'VE went from
Mch'nney westward through the counties
OF Collin, Denton and Wise to Decatur il,
Wise county along the old survey Of tba
East Line and Red River railroad ,cbi,,
was proposed to be built from McKiuncv
westward. We Travelled through Tho co,n
Try elshty-six miles in carriages ana saw
'ne country and the route along which fho
Ola survey runs, making this exain,n,,i,n
iin view to future extensions OF our
Nv Nv, from It's present western terminus -.
rhanni 10 some point In Wise county
nVlt are no arrangements made for ~
eAlenslon at present and until snci, me a,'
ti'h,higsements are made the road viii M. a. L.
pun, but we hope to build n M son,n III, re
IN the future. The survey masses tbre ,'a's
an exceptionally rich and fertile cn,,nt sm
of the route" '"e examination
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ing auditors Of the Santa Fe system, wer'
'isHoiS 10 Houston yesterday.
- 9. Fry. southwestern freight agent Of
oaiIAs, was In this city Yesterday.
~ u. kilgore. travelling passenger agent
81 The Nandalla line. wth headquarters AZ
san Antonio, was Ia this city yesterday,
William poheriy. assistant passenger
agent OF the Houston Fast aud IVES; Texas,
wiz arrive home from st. Louis today.
Jack lie Hane and c. Halle two of tlc
NutN star freight men, left today for the
Nerlh vla the International aud Great
Travelling auditors OF the various lines
We're ~ the Grand Central few hours
Yesterday on business These gentlemen
tour.
Al the trains from Beaumont last night
We're loaded to the guards with oil spccua.
tors and II was said that this hatch OF
visitors, IN addition 10 those who have
gone before, reduces the crowd at the
fnsher City about 81 per cent.
AR g. W. Butcher superintendent Of mo.
I'VE power and machinery of the san An
tonic and Arkansas Pass, with headquarters
az san Antonio, was In the city yesterday
mlngilng with his oil friends. whom he
numbers by the score. he being formerly u
citizen OF Houston.
carload 81 Italian laborers came in
rom the North over the Santa lie yes
terday afternoon and left last night for
Fast Texas, where they will 90 to work
All are muscular looking fellows and are
typical specimens of their race. But few
fish.
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CITY BREVlTitS.

TIL, regular monthly hop Of the Houston
Tprnvcrein will h. given this evening at
Gunner hall. This vii be the last noo ct
the season.
There will he no meeting today of the
Light Bearers circle Of Shcarn Methodist
church on account of the revival services
now going or
services will he held at Temple Beth
Israel this evening az I;49 and tomorrow
morning at 10 Subject OF address: 10
sah, the Ideal.
The meeting of the Calendar circle of
Shcarn church. 10 have been held today at
The residence of Mrs Hurley, has been
postponed for two weeks.
Justice Malsch YESTERDAY performed the
marriage ceremony uniting in wedluck Mr.
Fred Fleurer and Miss llga SpIegle They
viii make their future home al Seabrook
n,,a ,,,oa,,no ~ tho n NJ pohorts chan.
tor naushtcrs Of the Confectionery. will lie
held at the residence OF Captain William
Dunovant this afternoon at 1880 o'clock
sh,r,n Anderson Ieft last night for 81.
o 81, armed With reonisi,lon from, Gov,
arnnr Savers 70 hiring back charles Iessup.
who IL wanted here to answer charge OF
foreery
do,,,ono, .o,. a..
lhere are uhueHYeIeu ,elesrams az thf
oln .s ~ az tne uetsn,Ia,a Cbs ,rp,r
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Rice Wells Near Alvin.

Alvin. Texas, May sA good flow or
water was struck yesterday Mt forty-two
feet on the Alvin Fruit and Nursery com,
pany's property, where a number Of rice
wells will be sunk for lrrgating the 300.
acre rice farm OF Mr.. Fred Iaus.
M J. rs. McCabe. in charge Of the
boring outfit says he Is very much pleased
with the results obtained and thinks this
test well practically settles the question
Of cheap watei for those who deifc to en-
gage In rice culture, rs these surface
wells can be sunk at nominal cost. and
by having battery OF wells viii supply
all the water necessary for irrgatng sew
eral hundred acres. A test Of the well
yesterday showed It's capacity 1872 gailons
per minute and an lnexhanstible dow.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


| Lawlor.
the Lawlor
\. NJ. Lang of Elmra, n. Y, is. stop
ping at the Lawlor.
o. u. Flato of Fort Worth Is among
the arrivals at the Lawlor.
Mr.. W. j. Walsh Of Round Rock spent
last night at the IIutchins house.
T. Cohen, travelling man OF Cincin
natl, Is registered at the Lawlor.
Mr.. NJ, $. Westbrook of Lorena was a
guest at the Hutchlns house last night.
ii. w. Ardingcr of Dallas was among
the arrivals at the Lawlor last night.
b. NJ. Rich has returned to the city after
an absence OF several months In St Louis
Mr.. W. II. Buckley was in from Dayton
yesterday, among the guests ut the Rice
hotel.
Nr. George NJ. Courts a prominent citl-
zen of Galveston arrived at the Hutchlns
house last night.
A. j. Houston Of Dallas is in the city
visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ. H. Williams,
12OS Calhoun avenue.
j. J. Hayne of the American Ginners
and Cotton Reporting agency, Meridian,
Miss, Is In the city.
Mr.. B. u. ORGAN of Bastrop was among
the visitors who registered at the Hutch
ms house last night.
Colonel X. H. Henry editor of the Jack.
son Nliss) Clarion-Ledger, is In the city,
and made The Post pleasant call
Messrs. Eugene j. Wilson and w. L..
Wilson Of Bra2ora We're among the Wis
itors TO Houston last night, stopping at
the Rice hotel
Mrs. j. II. Beatty of Fort Scott kan,
was registered at the Rice hotel yestcr'
day. She Is the guest of Mrs. ID. r.
Beatty. who has apartments at that hotel.
Mrs. S. Holmes from wallisvile re-
turned home last Sunday after Il pleasant
visit TO her mother and sister Mrs. 5.
Kuhnell aud Mrs. f. Blanke ON Harris
burg road.
popular newspaper men of North Texas
was In this city few hours Yesterday
en- route to, his Dallas home, from the
Beaumont oil fields.
city last night rom Port Arthur. where
he has been for the past several days
He will spend the next two or three days
at the Rice hotel in this city.
Mrs. Crystal Kelly, wife of we'll known
planter and stock dealer of Victoria, and
Mrs. Jake Haas, wife of prominent
business man, also of Victoria, on route
gan ga ~" -''A' @'e 'VS'''e''' 81 '"e 80
Mr. Mark Weiss. prominently Identified
with the oil and other Industries of tho
state. came over from Beaumont last
night and spent the night AT the Rice
hotel. but win return to Beaumont on
the first train this morning.
Mrs. w. l. Kuhnell, from Dallas, who
has been visiting her mother and sister
in-law, Mrs. A. Kuhnell and Mrs. f.
Blanke, on Harrisburg road, left sunday
morning for New Orleans to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Stewart
DR. j. NJ. Goss. sor Of Mrs J. X. +.
Gilasple in on MS way home from Phila
delphia. where he recently graduated in
the school of homeopathic, having pre-
viously graduated in the alopathlc bralcu
of the profession Mt Tulane university.
Among the Texans visiting Houston who
were registered at the lIutchlns house
yesterday and last night were: Messrs
]. b. Mack of BraZS'la county, Thomas
d. Glover of Bolton Thomas Edwards OF
Alvin and G. W Nugent, A. NJ. Conors
md j. w. Lewis of Conroe.
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An Old Reliable Cure for
Blood Poison, Cancer,
Eating Sores, Ulcers,
Itching Scahs, Bone
Pains.

Many suffer from blood poison and can.
Ger in mild form and don't know It. II
your ancestors had cancer or blood poison.
or II you have a persistent pimple ulcer,
eating sores, sore on lip, swollen glands,
painful swellings or risines, sharp lanclns
palms, sore throat or mouth, mucous patcn-
Is falling hair itching, gnawlng pains.
take Botanic Blood Balm Oh. b. 3D.. II
Kills the poison in the blood, which cause
ali the symptoms, and cures the worst
cancer or most advanced case OF blood
poison. heals all the sores, stops an pains.
reduces the swelllngs By giving pure.
healthy blood supply, Botanic Blood Balm
n Is. b. made especially 10 cure all ma
iienant blood troubles like scrofula. &C.
zema, itching scabs or scales, waiery DIS
f.rs rheumafisn bone palms, pimples, car
buncIes. II makes the blood pare and rich
sold by druggists, 81 per large uo,s,e,
Trisl treatment sent free II You descrins
Your trouble, and address pr Gillian, d w
Mitchell street, Atlanta. ia. rrne inens'
cal advice and medicine sent az once pft'
paid pr. Gillian origlnatsd r; ,; b 8 iF bs.D
rured-many after doctors and patent med
icinss hsd failed
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Notes and Personals.

J. r. Dillon. commercial agent Of the
Santa Fe. returned from Galveston yester-
day
w. c. Conner, Jr., commercial agent of
terday.
T. II. GOODWIN, general freight agent OF
the Santa Fe at Galveston, was in this city
yesterday.
G. A. Waterman, commercial agent Of
the Iron Mountain at Dallas, was In the
city yesterday.
r. w. Miller, commercial agent Of the
Houston East and West Texas, was out OF
the city yesterday.
l.. X Ripple and T. x. Hawkins, travel
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Santa Fe's Proposed Extension.

Ennis. Texas. May 0.-Mr. NJ. A. Town.
send. who has been employed by the
Christie. civil engineer for the Santa Fe,
has been engaged for some weeks in max
ing survey of proposed timber exten-
sion Of the Santa Fe from Montgomery
to Cold Springs, the county seat of san
Jacinto county, distance of about fifty
miles. The proposed line crosses the In
ternational and Great Northern at OH
plant and will penetrate one If the rich.
est tlmhered sections of Texas. II is IN.
tended to put the line through with the
least delay possible.
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THINKS RICE PROSPECTS FINE.
Prominent Kentucky Gentleman spe,ds
the Day with Mr.. Morse

rron'nent Kentucky Gentleman Spends
the Day with Mr.. Morse.
passenger Traffic Manager S. f. p. Morse
OF the Southern Pacific had as guest ves.
teruay Mr.. j. II, Radford of Hopkinsville,
hy' Mr.. Radford is typical resident of
the Blue Grass State. His speech is rich
with the flower of Southern vernacular ana
mis- manner is cordiality Itself.
nave been visiting Texas perlodicnllv
tor ABOUT hfteen years. said Mr. Radford
livery time come TO the Lone Star
state | like 1t better than before. I have
neen investigating the rice business in
southwestern Louisid and 10 South
deAus anu declare to YOU that 1t beats
anything | have ever seen. | am tblnkins
very seriously Of getting into this business
Mr.. Morse showed Mr.. Radford the Att,
water exhibit ard many other points Of i'm.
terest in Houston and the latter was
charmed with What he saw
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ru,o nffioera Wounded.

Texarkana, Texas, May o.whlle Sheriff
II. S. Edwards and his deputy, Melvin An
derson, were trying 10 serve warrant
against VIII and Jim Fnriow, today Il
acht ensued with winehesters and pistols.
which resulted in Edwards being shot
through the leg ana Anderson through the
arm. breaking that member. Win Furiow
was shot In the hip The Furlows were
finally arrested and piaeed In jail. Ihey
az uCgroeS
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Announcements for Memorial Day.

There was to have been a conference Of
the several committees that have been APP
pointed to arrange for the observance OF
Memorial day on May 30 last night, bur only
a small representation OF any Of them was
present and the arrangements for the oh
srrvatiou were not dclinitely completed.
The meeting was Ia have been held at the
Latham hotel, aud only few members of
the Wnman's Relief Corps. a few members
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic. with a
scattering representation Of the outside
committees were in attendance.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

KInh TFN EdWTUF.
AntanVrt New York; Mrs. p ellison.
NJ foi Cohen, Cincinnati. OHIO;
D. I E.mira. ". ": II ". Ard
'tiiss,i grey Dallas: 1. II. Flato. Fort
b. vi r; Hongh, cuero, Texas; Ihas.
M, Keannin; Arthur ]. Mays. Austin;
be, Tennsay' Mexia; r. Beamlan, Gle
lies + "a ID. Steger. Ronham;
f. q. WHITTIER. Msx,a. John Welch'
nnGsany NJ. Kahn, New York; W.
Ion ri, San Marcos, Texas; II. ID.
Emil e9nnrne; A. X. sanghuff, Edmer.
kesten bbirchner. Edmer. Mo-: j. c..
BIS; Jahnn ~; y. Henry. cuero; j Well,
BIZ V Wan ~ Brooks, Beaumont; Mrs.
HowardY s W and son, Galveston; r..
lsaaex sswcombe. Lake Charles; j..
u. Fnrt nv NJ wife, Galveston; j. II.
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entertainment al Rrunncr.

There was an enthusiastic meeting OF the
young folks Of Brunner at the Methodist
church last night, and 1t was determined
TO give concert IN the near future, soma
of the best talent OF Drummer being prom
ised. Mr.. Thicker Childress and wife,
Miss Beular Dickson, Messrs. Wood aud
Charlie Dickson and Prof. Forbesaue VIII
contribute TO the program
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Katy Appointments.

Denison, Texas, May 0The Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railway Issued today the
following: f. ], Sullivan is appolntcd
of the Dallas and Waco dlyi-
slons; W. W. Miller Is appointed train.
master of the Fort Worth, Henrietta and
Denison divisions and the sherman branch
with office at Denson.
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AooidentaIIy Wounded Himself.

Devine. Texas. May 8 Yesterday after
noon at MOORE. Frio county. ten miles
south Of Deylne Len BfiscOe. son Of a.
r. Briscoe ~ Deylne. accidentally shot
himself through the right arm. He lost
much blood and Is quite weak this morn
Ing though doing Well and resting easy.
No bones were broken.
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Corpus Christi, Texas, May "a tele'
gram was received here this morning from
Hot springs, Ark, announcing the death
this morning of Nicholas Hunter. one ~
rent stoeLmeu aud an extensive property
owner OF Corpus Christi. Deceased went
there several weeks ago for his health,
inc remains win be brought here Tor q
fefmenf
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tn. BODY Beino Held.

Tn. body Of Mr. Isaac Van Dyke. who
a,ad Suddenly IN the city nj the Hotel
par,e on Tuesday. Is being held awaiting
~, srr,val Of a son Of the deceased from
~, ~ The son has wired 10 bury the body.
,Sst he 4 on the way. but a. the body has
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Workman Injured at Ennis.

Ennis, Texas. May On. NJ. A. Town,
Houston and Texas Central railway in the
shops here. was badly hurt yesterday. lie
was repairing an electric machine when
the armature few out and struck him.
He will recover
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been emhalmed and can he kept without
Inconvenience the burial will he deferred
until the son Of the deceased arrives, that
the remains may he disposed OF under his
immediate direction.
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Commission Has No Ouon,o,.

Austin. Texas, May 9.-There was not a
quorum in the railroad commission today
owing To the absence of Judge Reagan and
Judge story Both are at their respective
homes on business
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KILLED HIS FATHER.
Young Man Surrendered to officer I'm
Tnediatelv

mediately.
Corsicann. Texas. May 9--Ycstcrday
evening Adrian Frances. aged 81 years. Il
resident Of this city. was shot and killed
by his son, Jack Francis, at Rural Shade.
this county. The weapon used was u Is
Colts double action pistol. One bullet
struck deceased IN Tho body aud went
through. another in the neck seycrlng Tie
iugulHr vein; two more shots struck de.
censed in the leg ana shoulder. The cause
liam Francis aud his wife having separ-
nicd about two weeks ago. Jack Francis,
aged -. gave himself up 10 the officers
and upon walvIng an examining trial his
bond was fixed at $500 which he readily
furnished.
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
be sure aud use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs Winsiow's Soothing syrup.
for children teething. II seoLhes the ehlld.
wind collie and 10 this beet remedy ror
diarrhocA.
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ABOARD FOR SAN ANToNIol
Auditor Woods Says the Katy Is Ooino
Business on Its New Extension.

Harry A. Woods, travelling anditot Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, with head
quarters at Waco, was In this city yester
day checking up affairs in the ticket of.
fees. Mr. Woods said he had nut things
INTO fire runnil e order on the recently com
pleted San Marcos-San Antonio extension.
Ihere VIII he two or three new stations
more on that division. but these will not
be put in In all probability until the fall
season OpCuS nm
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sominn . Ria MiIIet crop.

Mckinney, Texas, May s.-I'he biggest
millet crop ever witnessed IN Collin county
Is being sowrd by farmers on much or
their barren wheat aud ont fields. A large
acreage OF alfalfa and cane have also been
sowed
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NOTE-Trains leaving Houston at44sp.
m ana arriving at Houston at 3.4s a. IN. and
Io.a5 a. nj, also run into Grand Central de-
pot, departing minutes earlier and arrv-
ing ten minutes later than time given above
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eve;s ', ~ MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
~. s'eiess Chill Tonic cures Ma
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All trains arrive and depar, from the Grand Cen
Pha depot except the Missouri Kansas & Texas
frans which have depot In the Fifth ward the In
Irrational & Great Northern and Columbia Tap
fhleh use the International and Great Northern de-
BOT on Congress avenue. and the Houston East and
West Texas morning train which leaves from and
Drives at the Houston East and West Texas dep OF
he Missouri. Kansas & Texas and Galveston.
Houston & Henderson trains pass the International
)nd Great Northern depot.
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Fifth Ward.
Leave G. SO am Express Train. Arrive 10. 90 pm
Grand Central Depot
Leave 20 p. Arrive o.O2 a N
Shreveport Kansas City and Cincinnati.)
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

H., s. It. C. n. II.
Grand Central Depot
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|O|e| N0DD0die.

broadway and 3Sth ST.,
New York City.
S.u'e'y Fireproof. European Plan.
krIet In the amusement and shopping
AZ t1bhe nyeliest aud most interesting
/ hhA principal places Of amusement
.Emur minutes walk Of the hotel.
'4''S and transient hotel.
CHAS. A. ATKINS & co.
summer Resort, Ocean Hotel,
Ashury Park. N. j.
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IT. a N. y. ~ IL.
uouston and New Orleans Trains.
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G.. IL. & III. II. II.

Leave 500 a. Arrive 4.45 p. In
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave 900 am. SUNDAY only.) Arrive 4.45 pm.
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Galveston Trains.
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II. e. &c w. It. II. II.

All these HdIHs FtdVt lIIe ,aTId re N-U1KItSs
Ave. Depot minutes later than the above.
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c., II. & $. A. Ry. ga
Grand Central Depot.
California Trains.
Ills p. m Arrive. 400 a. m
San Antonio Trains.
=. .....o.45 am Arrive. 1900 p. IN