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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02


[ am almost afraid of you? / find my
self wondering whether l dare say
what find myself longing to say"
You need not fear to say anything
you wish TO me-" he said kindly; and
the gentle tone of his words brought
back all her courage.
We'll, Vance, l want you to give VI
your intimacy with Gladys Rane."
The trusting, loving woman did not
notice the fiery CLEAN of anger that
Garkened his face; but she did see
the sudden movement of his fingers
the quick clinching of the strong
| hands
! What have you to do with Gladys
| Rane?" he asked, in a cold, stern
voice "And why should | give up one
of the best and dearest friends I have
in the world?"
IF she were no more than friend,
said her ladyship, Il would not make
the request
"And who dares to suggest that she
l., more than friend?" he demanded
angrily.
Every one, Oh, Vance, do not he
o,,o[r,,, 1,,,or,. = t. ,,.oo1, opd foo1icb
of mo Won gava mo tho hest nroof q,
,,o,,r lova nv, ackino mo IN he vour
wife; but am jealous of Gladys Rane,
and the jealousy is poisoning my life. .
you have no cause to be jealous,
he said, coldIy.
ooh VOC heIo,,ed T hawai-, che cried
81 have cauca my own heart tells me
49,, ,,,oc. 1i++o,. oo,,ea 1ovo won
-,.i+I, 49,, ,,,Lo1o co,,I ond tho instinct
,,opo from me "
ON, door ouro 3" cold tho cantaiu
1.,,,,,,id1,, .,o,,o,. toll, onntimontalIv on
- ,,a,p, dav"
He saw the spasm of pain that
naceed over ber face. but he felt no
COMMISSION for her suffering.
He decided resOlutelv that this kind of
tbino, r,ust no mined an the bud
.eDo NOT 1arob Of me- Vance" she
,,Ioodad with oentIa aienitv @T have
come IN Won with mv.s0uI on nv lips;
do not moot me with ridicuIe [ have
hnen very unhappv ever since noticed
how much time YOU spend with and
how attentive YOU are to Gladys Rane
Oh Vance. | have watched the glances
from your ewes to hers. and | have
seen the love in them-deeper love-
Vance. than YOU ever gave to me! And
your yoice-do you know how much
love and music come into it when you
sneak to her? Do Won know how your
ewes follow her-how she seems to
drew Won to her bv touching your very
heart-strings? Do you know how ev-
erv one makes way for YOU 10 occupy
2 place by her side? So soon as you
enter a room where she is. IL is as
though magnet drew you together
peoDle smile: those nearest to Miss
Rane make wav for you, as though you
had right to be near her: and, when
7 see that. Vance, my heart aches.
Then. when you are near her, both you
and she seem to forget everything in
the world but each other; and I-oh,
Vance feel as if | were left out In
the cold and darkness! 1 go away, for
| cannot bear the pain of it. Again,
you do not know how often you dance
with her; and. Vance. when one has
seen you Waiting with her, there can
be no more doubt-no more. see, be-
sides, 50 much that l cannot put into
words; and. Vance. | have seen you
wear her flowers. When she sings
she sings only to you, for her eyes
never leave your face; and once | saw
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02

The Venezuelan General Vicente
Salcnes, who is on his way from Mara
calDo TO Caracas, reports that
thousand Colombian liberals, distantly
supported by 1000 Venezulean's
troops, captured the Colombian sea
port town of Rio Hacha Dec. 10. after
General Clodomiro Castillo and Cirio
Pupor, both Venezuleans, had defeat
ed 1000 Colombian conservative
troops near Treinta.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02

Can you suggest something for me
10 get for my wife for Christmas?' he
asked of the shopkeeper.
You'd better get her a box OF
cigars, | expect" said the shopkeeper.
she was in here this morning and
bought a lace parasol for you. "-RaIrI-
more American
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
Lead thes Ticket.

The many friends in Waxahachie
and Ellis county of j (. A, Beall, the
brilliant young democrat who has
been elected to congress from the
new fifth district, will no doubt be
gratified to learn that he led the
ticket in the county of Dallas.
This information may be received
with some surprise when it is re-
membered that one of the strongest
fights ever made against congress
sional candidate in Texas was put
up by the Dallas politicians to defeat
Mr.. Beall in the prim aries. The
democrats of Dallas county are GER
tainiy to be complimented for the
liberal and unprejudiced support
they gave Mr.. Beall in the general
election.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
HOTY'S COMEDY COMPANY
Opens a Weeks ENGAGEMENT at
Popular Prices at the New
Opera House.

No doubt the best and most pop
ular repertoire company playing the
South, is Hoyt's Comedy Company,
which has been secured by the man
agement OF the Opera House to play
weeks engagement beginning on
Monday, Nov. 10th. The company
numbers Is people and presents
number Of new royal plays at pop
ular prices. They carry all their
own special scenery, and complete
production is promised of each play
presented.
The following is taken frem the
Grand Rapids (Michigan) Daily
Dispatch: "Hoyt's Comedy Com
pany opened weeks engagement
at the Grand Opera House last
night, playing to the largest house
of the season. The S. r. o. sign
was displayed early in the evening,
and Manager Miller brought into
use every available chair that could
be had and still all that came could
not be seated. The company con-
sists Of come capable people and is
one OF the best popular priced com
panies on the road. The entire COM
pany is to be congratulated on his
s, s,lection. The same company will
remain in the city the rest of the
week"
Season tickets will be sold for any
seat Ia the house for SI75 at B. w. |
Fearis drug store.
Tickets on saleSatnrday at Fearis'
drug store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
Mass Meeting Tonight.

A mass meeting of citizens will be
held at the court house for the pur-
pose Of further discussing the pro-
posed establishment of an interur-
ban railway between this city and
Dallas. MIR +. II. Fatnham will
be present To address the meeting
and 10 confer With the executive
relative 90 the projected
enterprise, Every citizen of the
town should be present tonight and
lend his announcement to this en-
eouragement which will be of great
value TO the county
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
MARRIED At CORSICAHA
Mr.. Lloyd Smith and Miss Bette
Nash Joined in Union.

Mr.. Lloyd b. Smith, of Dallas, and
Miss Elizabeth Nash of Corsicana,
were united in marriage at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Oldham, In
Corsicana at $3.50 O'Clock last eve-
ming. The ceremony was performed
by Elder C.. Mcpherson of Fort
Worth.
Miss Lillian Yeager, cousin of
the bride, acted as maid of honor,
and the groom was attended by Mr.
John Nash, Of Eagle Lake, brother
OF the bride. In the bridal party
were Misses Fannie Lu and Mary
Yeager, and little Miss Marion
Oldham, who carried the ring.
Miss Edwena Edens, of Dallas,
played the wedding march. rhe
house was beautifully decorated
with ferns, palms and cut flowers.
The bride came In leaning on the
arm of her uncle, Judge Anson
Rainey.
Her gown was of white ere pc de
chine, dainty bodice Of shirring and
tucks, with tucked panel front and
pearl trimmings. Her veil was held
with a cluster of pearls and dia-
monds, gift Of the groom.
The bridesmaids were daintily
gowned in white and carried large
arm bouuuatS of whift. crySaufhe-
NUNS.
The out-of-town guests We're: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Smith, Judge and
Mrs. Anson Rainey, Miss Edwena
Edens, Of Dallas; Miss Edna Dun
lap, Italy; Mrs. John Baker, of
Delhi, La; Mr.. aud Mrs, Randolph
Paine, Of Dallas; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Il. Fem, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Anson Yeager, Waxahachie;
Mr. win Jennings, Italy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Another large crowd was in at
tendance upon the Farmers Insti-
tute today. Several interesting
questions were discussed and from
which those present derived great
deal of valuable information. This
afternoont Prof. 4. p. Attwater, in
dustrial agent of the Southern Pa
cific, entertained large audience
with an address on the Wonderful
Resources of Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury
as mercury Will sureiy destroy tAe sense OF smell
ard completely deraaEe The whole system when
entering it through the mucous surfaces. @aea
articles should never be Used except on prs
scrIptioBs from reputable physicians. the
damage they viii do is ten fold 10 the good yot
ear possibly derive from them, Halls Catarrh
cure manufactured 5y n. J. Cheney Co,
ro!eda o. contains 40 mercury, and is taken
Internally, acting directly upan tine blood aHd
mucous surfaces pf the system. In oa ing Halle
CRtafrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. II IS
taKeu internally, aad made in Toledo, ohie, ay
+. j. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
sold ny Druggists 76c per bottle
Halls Family Pulls are the best.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Foley's Honey and Tar always
stops the coughand heals the lungs.
Sold by B. W. Fearis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
Tn. Railroad po.t

Tho Railway Age SAYS. good story
ven told comes from Mr. e CLAYTON
Hrown. train dispatcher New York. New
Haven and Hartford. Roxbury. Mass, but
whether Mr. Brown was tho dispatcher
VINO wanted to know you know" / don't
hIIluW; Here are the lines which he entl
tes Inc Gallantry OF Hoolihan"
THE GALLANrRY or HOOLIHAN.
:, tile Cannon Ball"
For when i came TO making time he nj
ways led them all.
And never We, IN all those years had he
once set his feet
Upon TIE dreaded carpet in the supern-
Whatever lie had found to do he all with
all his might
And as 9,,, wen g being faithful he was pain.
warning word
For Dabny's engine failed him once right
- NJ the Edgemoor yard
FOR twenty minutes there he STAYED aud
~ and Sweated, fumed and ragged
me while his ever-wIlng hands In It's re-
pair engaged.
Three tunes the lady agent who thereat
was employed
Had pied him with sharp queries which
...,, Danny much annoyed.
The traindlspnt her saws she said. 10
., tel him. right away.
"hatt earthly thing's the. reason for the
~ Cannon Rails, dcl.y"
ply made he
Except, ,You go and tell him nothn's the
mhtter-seef"
And 50 he PATCHED his engine up and took
his train along,
And the lady never really knew exactly
what was wrong.
But next d1v, al Headquarters, to Danny s
great chaErln,
| The superintendent sent boy and prompt
~ called him In.
Dan" said the "old man" sternly, TIA
all my life as yet
I've never known n discipline to cause
me such regret;
''Your record Is good one. but stubborn
ness. It's plain,
Wont 20, and so for thirty days you'll
not take out a train.
| 'One month You are suspended, and now
Id like to know
why. INSTRUMENTATION man Ike you
should show"
We'll, sir" said Danny, humbfy, I'm
sorry bout this case.
| and | own things Looks agIn me-thnt Is.
upon their face
| But You see that blasted engin' her patti
coat come down
| Hero Dannvs honest features contracted
in n frown)
And | leave It now to you, sr--you'n me
! both bcn' human
| could ! have went and told that thing to
| any bloomin woman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
rHe RATTLE oF TIE Rail

Cafe observation cars ARE becoming the
rage on all lines The Burlington has Just
ordered six, ia NJ delivered This summer
The winter meeting Of the Railway Trans
pcrintiou association will be held nj th"
Great Northern hotel, chicago, on Wednes-
day. January II.
1t is expected that the Tcxas Southern.
connecting with the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas at WinshGro 1eNl', viii b" ready
for operation nv February !.
A number Of railroad presidents have ex
pressed tho opinion that Young men who OK
| poet to enter the railroad service shoud
| first obtain college education.
The nnti-pass agreement is worrying n
great many Of the travelling freight aud
! passenger agents. 1t will he known within
a Few days whether the agreement holds
! good
Freight representatives in Kansas City
! arc on the anxious seat on account Of m
| Investigation ri rates on grain and grain
products 10y the interstate commerce com
! mission.
The Erie and other Eastern lines an
| employees of other roads travelling ai their
| own expense on requests signed by the
| general passenger agents.
The Milwaukee md ST Paul broke tine
| Tuesday night. when rigptyiv" and two
| tcuths miles weic made IN eighty seven nit
| utcS. There was one stop.
| NJ T. Carson, VINO resigned the position
Mobile and ohio, had hcen In the service ~
| that road continuously FOR thirty years III
! health caused his retirement
The Southwestern Passenger association
| Will meet In ST. Louis next Wednesday. An
| association 10 protect railroads against al
| logged ticket fnrGcrS and fraudulent manlp-
| ulatoTs of tickets Will be formed,
| he Rig Four Is considering the advisa-
! hiity Of removing it's ST Louis offices
! from Broadway aud Chestnut to Olivs
! 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
AN IMPORTANT GATHERING
Passenger Men Are to Meet TOmOr'
row at ST. Louis.
MORSE AND ROBBINS FROM HOUSTON
Determined Fight to Be nausurated
Against Soalpers--RaIroad Men Are
Short on 1902 Pass.

There will bA r,.b.ri,o ~ rauro,d men
W. '' ms VI i'''''" i"'u
ID 81 LOUIS tomorrow ana IL - expected
that they will transact business that will
be Of ,ntercs. 70 aud s0oct cha. railroads
~, 'N
an over the country. Nearly, II not every.
sontnA rho Southern pa,ie,. and tho Hons.
-. -,
Ton last anu Ne'i IeAhs interests VIII ue
Nr N r. unbb,,. who teft t,st ,i,b+
Tor ~. Louis
IL is understood that an EFFORT will be
made 90 e,r,,, 49,, ,.,.,.to,t,, ,or ,h, ,,r,
"t' !" i"iH' O." "'''''' IVA lu' NV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
no CHANCES on SANTA Fe
Are Now in Contemplation Says Genera
MANAGER Nixon.


Galveston, Texas, January CIV. C..
Nixon, the newly appointed general man
sger Of the Santa Fc. in an interview with
n Post representative today, said that ms
far as he knew at present there would be
% further changes in the officers Of the
Santa Fe growing ont Of his promotion to
the position OF general manager further
than the appointment Of Frank g. Petit
hone as assistant to the general manager,
which has previously been mentioned In
The Post Mr.. Pettlbone Is expected Ia
urlye here during the latter part of this
week or the early part OF next Mr.. Nixon
said that he of course did not know what
changes Mr.. Pettibone would see At TO
make In his office stan of which he will
have charge, but that he did not think
that he was a man who would make any
changes unless necessary to handle the
work under the recognized system of
handling the business
Colonel Polk viii continue Ia be tho ex-
ecutive head of the Santa Be said Mr..
Nixon, aud there will be no further changes
In the officers of the road.
In the promotion of Mr. Nixon is repre-
sented the elevation of a man who has
served the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Re
for twenty-five years. His drst position
with the company was thar of q hridgeman
Nebraska, after which he did minor clerical
work in the offices of the company at Alhu-
querque, n. NJ, aud Emporia Kan Tie
was made agent of the company al Las
Cruces, ~ NJ, after which he held the fol-
lowing Positions successively; Agent nj
Albuquerque, N. NJ; chief clerk In the Of
lice of division superintendent at San Mar
cial, n. NJ; tralnmaster southern division
In Kansas, with headquarters at yelling
ton: superintendent Of terminals, Kansas
City; district superintendent. Chicago dis.
trict; superintendent OF terminals, Chicago;
general superintendent OF the Gulf. Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe, Galveston. From this
position he has heen promoted 10 that of
general manager and, as Will be observed,
he has served In the various departments
long enough 10 be thoroughly able 10 handle
the. duties OF the responsible position 10
which he has been appointed. With a
record Ike the one above II Is useless 10
say that he has been faithful TO the Inter.
est Of his employers. During his residence
IN Galveston he has commanded the re.
spect and won the regard OF those with
whom he has been associated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
WORRIED ABOUT PASSES.
Railroad Men Do Not Believe the Aare
n1snt VIII Hold onn-


"a'Oau wen 70 MOI beheVe the Agree
Weht WIN Ftold Long.
The pass mr. no pass ouosiion Is no,r
nrItoting tho J,roI, 80 ,,,. -. 'v'
,,, '''" W. ''' "'''"ng F'leht
ahu passenger agent mud MP TO date he
knows not whore he Is "at Some bove
como and a ,~c,, MAN.. ID.
,, .,,,. '' wa, ~ nave NOT
'''"'' we nave nearly an our local
passes snid Houston travelling agent
Yesterday "but tbar, ,,.o .,,u -,
.,,,,. ~ -,, ''''' ~ 'N y"
''''' W. N'"''"'F nave mem all IN about
January IL. Tho new order relative TO
the discontinuancc Of misses hv sr,.h iI,os
s, tho u,,ti,,a.o 49,, Oh. "".'
'"' ""','"ui' "n" 'nl"' thr wabash,
chicago ana Alton aud few others will
not cmbnrrass MS near as much as n win
the representatives Of tbn,r am" limo, f.,
Texas We have very lIttln trsvcitng 60 do
on business whore these lines como In and
for that littIc No cam nfTnrd to n,W our
fare hut the foreign lines doing business
through local agents in Toxus will have
To plank down many n dollar FOR travelin I.
expenses Of these rmnloyrs II stands -
reason that with tho foreign iIncs cut
ting IN masses on what arc formed ravss
roads they viii not receive any foyors from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
Notes and Personals.

Captain J NJ Lee, superintendent ~ the
Houston and Texas Central, left yesterday
on trip ny the road.
The tranic department Of the Union IA
clhc has issued neat folder, wishing their
patrons happy now year.
Travelling freight and passenger men are
Few and Tar between these days, and Fer
sonal notes are very light
Mr.. r. +. George, travelling passenger
agent o. the Houston and Texas Central,
LETT last night for trip North
Mir c: $. Iaggerty Of Cal. Texas. proml.
hcuHy identified with the lumber interests
yesterday.
WIN the compliments Of Mr.. Charles D.
G"diDG. commercial agent The Post has
received ono Of tho handsome new blanket
calendo-s Of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Texas ralwpy.
Vice President c. H Markham OF the
Houston and Texas Central will reach
San Francisco, lie is accompanied by
Acting Manager Miller
Mr.. John f. Leblanc. general freight
agent, and Mr.. Gus Hoover, travelling pns
Senger agent OF the Cotton Belt were In
the city Yesterday. Mr.. Leblanc came from
Tyler and Mr.. Hoover from Waco
When Vice President Markham arrives
To-Day he VIII ind the Grand Central depot
looking us neat as new pin. Depot Mas,
yer curry mas had force Of mcn az work
Tor several days getting things In shape
Mcssrs. G, l.. Mckenzie and j. A. HYDE.
assistant superintendent Of the Wells
Fargo company left yesterday on n bust
ness trip. Mr.. Mckenzie going 10 Alex.
ondrla' La, and Mr.. Hyde TO Beaumont
Mr., Jack De Bruln, civil engineer for,
merry with the Southern Pacific. left last
night for Ray City. Texas where he goes
TO accept position with the Nile Valley
canal company, who are putting In rice
canals In that territory.
NJ
Ht uston East and West Texas AZ ST Louis
arrived In the city sunday and left last
night for trip over the road He was nc,
compsnied by Mr. Sam III Dixon, immi
grafton agent Of the road
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
lAmPAsAs is HAPPY
Over the Prospective Building Into That
Place OF the n, and 7. c.

Over the Prospective Building Into That
Place OF the n, and 7. {,
Lampasas. Texas, January 6.-Murh en-
thuslasm prevails here over the prospective
building 10y the Houston and Texas Central
into Lampasas The local committee Is
buying the depot grounds and right OF way
as fast as they can get 20 1t and the rail-
rood company has been furnished with a
,,unrantce ~ complIance with their terms.
The dcnot will he within holf block OF
tho court house. Rumor, apparently Wcll
founded has IL that the Central WIN run
from Hampstead 30 lnmpHsns 10y way OF
Austin as main line and utilize inc
lI,uo route rs "a branch, connecting al bu'-
nor with The main line II this be true
Lampusas people win roach Houston tire,
hours ahead ~ the present schedule aui
Inmllsas freight will be benefited 10 the
extent NJ about seventy miles between mere
and Galveston.
drpot into town as soou as the Central
builds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
/. AND G. N. PARTY.

Mr.. Tree Is Returning to Houston Over
land Via Sour Lake.
Beaumont, Texas, January 6-General
Manager Trlce Of the International and
Great Northern, who has been IN the city
since Friday night. left today for Sour
Lake. going by private conveyance In or.
der to look over the country. Mr. Trce
has just completed an examination OF a
route from Houston to Beaumont for the
extension OF his rond to this city, and Is
now engaged IN q similar work, examining
probable route between Beaumont and
Spring, Scyenty-tivc miles 10 tAe northwest.
While the extension has not been finally
decided on, there seems to be litt.S doubt
Of It's being made, and Mr., Trice seems 10
favor the idea of extending the road from
Houston rather than from Spring
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
FORWARD REDUCTION COMPANY,
Mr.. Hole Says They Are Getting ALONG
Nicely With the Work.

Mr.. Hole Says They Are Getting Along
Nicely With the Work.
MIR. L. Miller president, and c. W.
Hole. general manager " tac orange and
Northwestern, were in the city Yesterday
on BUSINESS connected with the road. MIR
Hole said theS came over 10 meet MIR. =.
II Turner, general freight agent of the In
ternailonal and Great Northern and talk
over the matter Of rates.
The Orange and Northwestern ia now
built To Buna, thirty miles distant from
Orange said Mr. Hole. We cross the
Southern rscihc four miles west NJ orange,
the Kansas city southern twelve milcS
northwest and connect with the Santa Fe
az Euua Tho line will I've completed In the
Forward Reduction compnny's refinery this
week. They are going right ahead with the
work on the refinery and II there is no
trouble about labor on the delivery OF ma
terial the work should be completed inside
of six months"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

quarters in 81. Louis have been working all
departments overtime making out passes.
In every office typcwritcrs were turning
out passes for ono person two persons ono
person and his family and uncics. one per
son and q whole coach. whllo the high
officials SAT by and signed them having an
afr that the work was disagreeahlo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
The Sap is Doing Wei.

Skldnorc, Texas, January 6.-Thc Aran
sas Pass railway appears to be doing a
good freight business on It's lines 10 the
coast, handling ties for the Texas Mexican
road 10 widen It's track "a, standard width
and Ia Transporting rock 20 Arkansas Pass
Some OF these rocks are of immense size
four OF thcn making load for one dat car
WIN 4O.NO pounds cRnAclty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
Texas Pacific Bonds.

Under the provisions Of the Louisiana Al.
vision branch lines FIRST mortgage the
Texas aud Pseinc company has issued
$4,000 Of bonds 70 cover twenty-five miles
~ constructed azd equipped road Of m,
Pert Ansn branch. This branch begins a,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

:, nolnt on the Baton Rouge branch nca
Inft Allen anG, runs nurtherlr parallel
sirpi river for nifty miles. The additional
twenty ave miles - main line was com.
pl,ted about November T. The $4,000 ~
nondS has been sold oud The New York
Eock eNchatgc hrs nrt them on the v 80.
nc exchange has alsu listed SlOfUN
ieNas ana Pacific first mortgage = per cent
tcndS. surrendered hy The trustee 10 'nkN
the place Of s1ol.0OO NJ eastern diviS,o1
bonds drawn for the sinking fund