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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-06-21
OF Publl6 IntereSt
FAcsiMILEs ARE IN DEMAND.

Few Duplicate Copies of the Declare
ton of Independence
Several communications have re-
Gently reached the Record asking II
the original copy of the Declaration
of Independence was in existence, and
II duplicate copies could be had 1t is
. rather curious fact that while fac
SMILES of the Declaration were com
mon enough several years ago. and
were largely used for advertising pur-
poses. they are now very scarce-so
scarce that a Philadelphia collector
only last week paid SO for one bear
ing the advertisement of a western
railroad. The original document. pre-
served in glass, is still to be seen in
the possession of the Department OF
State In Washington, but 1t has be-
come so faded as to be nearly illegible
by reason of which a Photographic re-
production would be valueless. James
ID. Mcbride had plates made and Sc
cured copyright On them in 1874,
but these plates were later destroyed
by fire, and none is now in existence
Consequently the copies that have
been preserved are constantly increas-
ing in value Record
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-06-21

work in East Lynne" the only piece
in which she achieved any consider
able success. She married Charles
Tingay, well known in New York as
an actor and writer. At present Miss
Gray is occupying room in Fordham
Hospital. She will be taken care of
by the Actors Fund.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-06-21
RESULT OF THE ENrERlne WEDGE

It VIM interrupts Home Production snd
Cripple Industry.
The IntelIigencer some days ago
claimed that the worst feature of the
Cuban relief policy" was that 1t
would act as an entering wedge to be
driven stIn harder into the protective
tariff policy as maintained by the Re
publican party We do not know what
the fate of the Payne-Sibley compro~
misc measure win be in the senate.
huf - are assured that Il Win be OPP
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-06-21

Sir Henry n. Stanley Il now devot
ing himself almost exclusively to coun
try lie. and developing into . gsntle
man farmer.
Great boaster. little doer-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-06-21
oLo-TIME ACTRESS IN WANT

Miss Ada Gray, of East Lynne" Fame,
Destitute and III.
Miss Ada Gray, who was found des-
titute and i'll in a small cottage on
City Island, New York, has been prac-
tical1y disabled by disease for several
years, in fact, ever since her retire
ment from the stage. Fifteen or TWEEN
ty years ago Miss Gray was one of the
most popular actresses in America.
She won fame by her fine emotional
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-06-21
00O606006666G
% Prominent Statesmen
6DOOOOOOOOOO6
NAY COME TO WASHINGTON.

Sir r. c. LasceIies Mentioned A. Prob
able British Ambassador.
Sir Frank Cavendish Lasce1les,
who, 1t is said. may succeed Lord
Pauncefote as British ambassador to
the United States, is at present head
of the British embassy to Berlin and
a favorite with the kaiser. He Is 81
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-06-21

cious must know how to use it to
advantage
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-06-21

chief of the naval bureau of ordnance.
The admiral entered the navy in 1861
as masters mate on the Cumberland,
and was present at the capture OF
Forts Hatteras and Clark in August
of that year. He fought in the famous
engagement with the Merrimac in 1862
and on that occasion rescued Lieut.
Morris from drowning. He was pro-
NOTED to the rank of rear admiral in
April, 1901.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-06-21

was corrupt and one of their election
cries was: 1T is time for change"
The liberals were led by Premier
Ross and the conservative leader was
James p. Whitney.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-04

tie above account is just. correct and
t. lie. and unpaid, and justly charge
a lie to Wool county, and that neither
the whole nor any part thereof has
Ell previously presented TO aud re-
j cteu by the County Board of Super
v.sorS. E A. UPHAM,
Register Of Deeds.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day Of November, 1902.
D. ID. CONWAY.
Notary Public, Wood Co, Wis.
The committee also made a special
report on the bill of J. " Cochran for
S6S7 for services as supervisor of
assessments as follows:
Special Report.
To the Board of Supervisors OF
Wood County. Wi>cousin.-Gentle-
men: Your committee on Judiciary
together with the distric: attorney for
Wood county, Hon. II. Wipperman,
to whom was referred the bill of J.
w. Cochran. supervisor of assessments
for Wood county, after d careful ex-
animation OF ali the items contained
III SAID bill, report ds follows:
l. That the total amount of said
bill is S637. 90.
That said bill is made up of two
q tfrl ent item, the salary of J. w.
Cochran as supervisor of assessment
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-04

AbSent-Goetz, Nash, Voelker,
KringS.
The original motion to allow the
bill in full was carried by roll call as
follows:
Ayes-Cowell, Berg, Hiles. Arpin,
BraZeau, Scott, Rowland, BasSett,
Conway, Johnson, Giese, GoldswOrthy,
Hoffman, Christensen, Specht.
Rauscht, Conner, Juno, Fechhelm,
Hooper, EichSteadt, Bennett, Brown,
Clack, Cotey, Noltner, Davis, Provost,
Porter, Iverson. Nels Johnson, Null
len, Jackson, AyerS-34.
Nays-OmmOdt, Mechler-2
Absent-GOetZ, Nash, NOelker,
Krings.
committee on General Claims read
the committees report.
1t was moved and carried to allow
the bills as recommended unless
objected to.
To the Board of Supervisors of
Wood County, Wisconsin. -Genllemen:
Your committee on general claims to
whom was referred the following en-
titled claims, would respectfully re-
port that we have had the same under
consideration, and, after careful ex-
ami ton Of all items contained
therein, recommend that the several
amounts as set forth in his report be
allowed each claimant respectively.
to wit:
j. }. Iverson, committee on looking mp
poor farm.................... ....... :....Sl0 90
ID. -. Conway, committee on looking up
poor farm. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 90
E. A. Upham, canvaSSing election vote :. u 90
w. j. Conway, canvaSSing election VOTE. II 90
L. ): Renne, canyaSSng election yot II 90
r. w. Morse. transcript Of testimonies. 70 90
A. j. C0WleS, committee OF produce at
state fair. u 81
Jacob Specht, comm ttee of produce at
state fair ......... A 40
Upham Mfg. Co., sacks for seed .............. l 81
MrS. j. Hamm. Su plies lOr jal.............. 2 40
DR.. Frank POmainvilie, assisting Dr.
H0ugen on operation. observation-disclosures. 10 90
DR.. Frank Pomainyille, attending sick
prisoner. ..................... II "
DR.. Waters, attending sick prisoner. ....... 2 90
John Juno, signing orders and fare. ...3S So
f. L. StelD Co., medicine and sundries
Johnson s. HilCo clothing and merchan-
disc Tor jail SO 81
Anton Cult, taking insane person to hos -
KRUGER ger Cameron SUPPLIES for prisoner S S5
a, j. HaSbrOuck, team for poor farm com. 80
Johnson & Hill Co.. supplies for Jail. ...... 20 40
}. b. Borden. teachers association 49,. 80 10
VIM. Downing, soldiers relief committee. so
q. ". Henderson D." .' IL %
7. j. Cooper :" " II SO
j. q. SeyernS 10 so
The claim of Dr. o. t. Hougen for
$50 $50 of which was in same case
for operating on Earl Evans
in connection with DR.. F. POmain-
vile bill of $40 for assisting and DR..
Edward Hougen bill for $40 assisting
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-04


Mr.. Conner moved the bills of
Williams & Bailey and the Marsh
field Times be referred back to the
committee. Carried.
Mr. Brazeau, chairman Of judiciary
Committee read the committees
report on claims 1t was moved to
adopt the recommendation Of the
committee unless objected to.
70 the Board OF Supervisors Of
Wood County, Wisconsin Gentlemen:
Your committee on judiciary to whom
was referred the following entitled
CLAIMS, wohle respectfully report that
we have had the same uuder consider
ati.,r. and, after Il careful examina-
lou of all items contained therein,
recommend hat the several amounts
- set forth III this report be allowed
each claimant 9pectively, to wit:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-04

~. II. Wanie cX. Ramon KIlbre,
feeble minded, By
order of 90. Judge So 20 IS 20
Dr. T. Pom in eX Geno knudson,
vile gnes Young and
Emelia DemitZ in
sane - G0I II 60
Geo. w. Baker coffin and fur.
& Son II %
Dr. w. d. Har- eX. Leonard Fritzsin-
vie ger feeble minded 20I 90
DIM. b. Wood ex. Martha CIapp,
DR.. G. A. Boor- ex. Louis View, ms.
man and med. att'ndc 20 20
DR.. A. L. Ridg- eX. insane and
MAJ visits to Jail IL sol IS so
Dr. J. i. LoCZe eX. Emelia DamitZ &
Agnes Ionng, i'll. 40 40
Dr. o. 7. Hou- eX. three insane
gen II 90 Il 60
E. A. Upham recording marriages
births and deaths
NOv.1, OIL NOv.1, '02 231 76I23l &c
STAFFORD. Cole Jail furnishings
& Co. 81 SIS 81 IS
Mary Heller cx and service tax
ing Laura Heller
Chippewa school Is OF Is G7
VIM. Griffith Watching Stevens
house, order of
w. j. Conway insanity 4 adoption
proceedings IS 54l rs 81
Dr. :. A. Ne eX of body of Fred
Gregor WeSt0ver cor. inq 10 DOL 10 90
That the report of Register of Deeds
be allowed as reported by him to the
several parties recording births and
deaths.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-04

DR. d. A. Teller, dentist, Office over
Wood County National bank. Tele-
phone No. 60. residence No. 100.
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THE COUNTY BOARD.
CONTINUED FROM CAST WEEK
Court House, Nov. II, 1902.
,rrr-1, n'rlnrk n IN


Two O'Clock p. m.
Board met pursuant toadiCurnment
and was called to order ly Chairman
Juno.
Roll was called and quorum found
present
On motion reading the minutes of
previous meeting WAS disl"nsed With.
By Mr.. Arpin, | m"re that the
Court House committee ,,e instructed
to ascertain what it would cost TO
keep and maintain at the court house,
full daily record of the weather and
to receive and distribute the Gov
ernment Geographic forecasts of the
weather To all telephone stations III
the county. aud 10 report on the same
at he next session Of This Board.
November IL. 1902.
The same was carried.
Mr.. IIileS, chairman Of committee
on Printing and Stationery read the
committees report ln follows. Ii was
moved and carried to allow the claims
as recommended by the committee
unless objected la.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-04

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
WOOD COUNTY.
E. n. Upham. Register of Deed~,
being duly sworn, or oath says that
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in same case was brought up and
allowed in full.
On motion the Board adjourned
until Monday, Nov. II. 1902 at two
o'clock p. m. E. 5. RENNE,
County Clerk.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-12-04

To the Board q HCO1 C0uHtg
=
would
and
this allowed each claimant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
OPPOSED TO PER DIEM.

Lumbermen Say that the New System
az Governing Cars Is Unsatisfactory
Houston mmbcmcn are exceedingly
"sore' ON the subject OF per dlcut the new
~ stem ~ car service adopted last April by
all the lending railroads u tho country.
II g. stated that pcr diem Is an excellent
plan for the larger lines, but that IL works
hardship upon tho smaller roads and the
shtppcrc especially Ia iumbcrmen, II is
conceded that per diem loily rcuta, With
penalty for delays saves mouey for tho
roads having ample clulpugcut aud accclcr
ntrs rrrntly the movement ~ cars In
practical operation however,, the smaller
roads cam not secure earn when needed
from line, which do not run through the
lumber district one prominent lumber
man stated yesterday HAT the principal
rouds would not notice acquisitions Tor fouy
or i've ears at time and that all Of the
lumber companies have lost money through
Inability To secure cars az the proper time.
lie said that complaints uny hc formulated
within the nest month or So and DC laid be
fore tuu railroad commission FOR ADJUST
ucut j. ls conceded that pes dicm Us the
ouly plan tor UHrclytluug the movement OF
cars and rcgvhtu- thV MuNlupdm OF cut
cicpty 90 vGmpm"nt but mouihcau9us 1re
suggested which W1U protect emo small lines
aud tho ,bippvia Tho mvcius OF ,hN
midway association VIII hc held at Detroit
tur pyg dlcm agreement viii report ou its
practical rFaults uud make G"tuNmynuu.
lions HceodmsNr " Is stated Ia nulr'al
CIRCLES Wat thy system VIII he pcrpctuUtt3,
with slight moahcutloUH lht railroad
'nWWis Nou however can supervise the
rules aud duul thcut. VI necessary, ih the
roads A spirited debate occurred at the
last meeting of the NCtlWny association
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
MsNors WA capItal q lnvn.t.

Colonel S, +, h, MerSc received many
visitors yesterday, all OF them heing per.
sons OF Importance from Ohio. Illinois aud
other States. who have capital 20 iavest
aud WAo seek exact Information on the re.
sources u the rice bet. AS a visitor r.
marked yesterday 20 representative of
Tie Post; "a newspaper reporter might
Nt IN COLONEL MOrSes Orice Tor two hours
ana copy his rcmarAs 20 visitors concern.
ing tue possibilities and the opportunities
~ capital ~ SQutA Texas and az the end
nave material for nm excellent magazine
story, practical Information. facts. tgures
and RANCHES, Without a dan line or an over
HraWn statement Mt c. G. nuson 0f
hcU yesterday,
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through this civ and cllis county Mr.
fArnham stated that "a WIS the purpose
W his company To- build q line from ilenl.
son 90 Wnco. For this uurpo9c 10 rsht %
way loo feet would be- REQUIRED Tho cost
" construction VIII he about S2OOO0 per
mile for Il single truck aud $4,000 for a
double track Three preliminary lines he
and the surveyors would begin work neat
week. The company nov has on hand ~
OOo tons " scvcntv-fyC pOund steel rails,
the road. MIR Farnhum explained that
NcrN little trouble was rpcoGut tered In oh'
tanning right OF way through the couu.
try when the pcpule were nude to under
stand the many bcnc0ts "a be derived from
the read. lie said his company meant
business and intended building the road
ana would commence work lust AS soon
tained
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
A NEW ROAD FOR TEXAS
Charter for the Trinity and Brazos Valley
Has Been Filed.
NO BONDS ARE no BE ISSUED IN BUILDING IN.
Will BE Built from Cleburne TO Mexia at Once and
the Rails Have Been Ordered-Will Go 20
Beaumont and Sabine Eventually.

that when the Hrst train srb0ts across tho
road front end 10 cud The road VIII hc
free OF debt mud without the necessity of
earning large sums 10 be pnid in interest
ON moury borrowed 10 build w. mud fnr
other purposes az course. they expect
90 realize lntcrcst ou iho money thcv have
invested for capital commands Interest
ana viii not go Into enterprises That do
uot prnmlsr to return H.
rhcte ls q guarantee that Tho rond VIII
bc built Tho people back 90 10 lave ihu
money and The uorVc, I Ia backed hy ihc
most successful hnnkrrs IN 'rcNaA the
Houses and their connections iu tho East
Included lu The directors are g. " House
of Austin. e. W. House aud j II u.
House OF Honstou There are also q Num-
bcr oe uiher directors who are well known
Hs business men I'm Texas including X
IL BAKER OF Austin, who Is In charge d.
tpctihg the building Of the rond. and ].
g. Mcdowell OF beaumont, manager Tor the
big Gu0cy Oil companies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
Noies and Personals.

The Katy has received several OF the
row locomotives recently ordered IN the
East
Mr NJ Naumann city passenger and
ticket agent for the Santa lee nc Calves
ton, was ln Tie city yesterday.
The international and Great Northern
is IN the market for freight aud passenger
equipment lt has also ordered forty new
locomotives
Mr., Loroy Trlcc. general manager Of tho
interna toual and Circuit Northern passed
through Houston yesterday On route to
North Texas,
Mn L. II. Adams, chief clerk OF tho pas.
scngcr department. Of the Gulf Colorado
aud santa Fc at Galveston, was In the
city yesterday,
'lho Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is pre-.
pairing To build $4,000 pressed brick pas
Scngcv station at South McAlestcr, J. e.,
20 replace the one formerly destroyed by
lire.
colonel u. r. Clusllge publisher Of the
International illustrator and Narrator uC-
compnnled lay his daughter, Miss Della,
passed through the city yesterday ca route
To bryan To- attcad the fair.
Manager Van Nlcck Is at home again
after visit 20 beaumont, where he con.
tcrred with his Bubordmutcs and took
steps TO prevent another blockade IN the
yards. lie reports that everything is rum
ming smoothly ma that congestion has
been relieved The company will comply
strictly with the rulings ot the commits
aluu In regard 20 the loyemeut OF OH and
The return OF ears,
Mr. " u Finch, travelling passenger
agent tpI the Illinois Central was In the
city Yesterday lie described the new
passengers service of the luliuols Central
mo connection with the Minneapolis ANA ST.
Louis between Chicago Minneapolis and
ST. Paul which goes into erect November
The length of the new route is sol
miles, which Is longer than any of the
other lines The time made is IA hours
and so minutes 10 aud from Chicago. The
time of the other lines is IS hours and 30
minutes, hut their routes are much shorter,
the longest being but Az miles.
southern Pacific engineers are at work
revising The plans for the establishment
OF ON clcctro-ppeumutlc interviewing sys-
toiu 60 govern the movement ~ trains nc
the with ward crossing rauS aud spC-
clntations were recently submitted To the
railroad commission for approval aud were
returned with several suggestions, The
same VIII Zoe amended to meet the wishes
ol tlc commission ana tho plant win be
Installed without delay. Very little clcc.
trlcal energy viii he required TO operate
the signals and levers erhls improvement
mcHuS % great saving I'm tine and the re-.
moval of all danger from accidents az the
crossing,
Take ONIDlNE Tor Cmus and Feycrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18

WayaNorhie, Texas. October IL iarra
numoer ~ she reuyescuta1ye husiucss mon
81 the clty met at the court house last
n'sm 70 cootcr with Mt y. II. Farnhan,. ,
representative or the Union rractiop con,
pany % Cleveland, ohio. relative 70 IN.
sSA''rsSsiSs u ! an slsStte EailwAy
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lldnmnnt pendlnn

1Mc International spd Great Northern.
southern paclnc Injunction suits have not
Yet heen decided IAo decision Involves
Toe right ~ way ~ both poads to the Weld
4 Neville compress and The rlght 70 hr,dnc
btayS bayou, Onlc,ais ~ hoth roads arp
on the alert An agept ~ the International
eud Great Northern sald yesterday thai he
had hopes aud that he had Neon lnfoin,
"a thar Judge Wilson was about ready 10
deliver ludgment Rcth sides are losing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
Rata onoatlnn nlao,,ss.a

Memphis Nena,, October tT,-rAe meet.
nss 81 the freight traffic officials az the
Aiississipni DISQUALIFICATION association
closed tonight Tho sessions have heen
behind closed doors. After adiournment
4 WAS announced thar the rate question:
had been canNassed, but 40 material
changes had been made,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
Hillsbofo People Are considerIno.

lslllsboro. Texas, October ia mass
meeting was held here tonight 20 hear
che propositiOn OF Mr. Rarnham. one OF
lnstgees were aDnolnted 20 see What can IA
dppe here toward meeting the reouircmenfs
81 THE COMPANY, II Is believed che anel,nf
required 70 secure Il can DC raised.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
VALUATION oF rENAs RoAps.
Some OF the Commissions Figures Have
Been Made Public

Austin, fcNaS, Octobcr 70 Ia comphance
With article i6SiC, REVISED statutes ot
Texas the railroad commission has had les
engineer value the several new railroads Ia
Texas including 8ll thrlr fraucblscs, an
Pun tenanceS and property.
" A, THOMPSON, CngiUtVr TO tho com
miSsien, has completed the valuation pt
SAID roads, nine Ia pumhcr including al.
Wuonal nVlrRgc ny Old systems. The Nnlua
uuNs Ia detail are tu bc Formally submitted
" the railroad companies Ns required hy
law, after which they win be nled tor
record IN the department OF state, Tho
table q values Of tue new mhcagc Is as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

one small bottle OF Han's Great p,seev.
cry cures al sidney and bladder troubles,
removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal
emissions, weak aud lame hacks, rheuma.
tism and all Irregularities Of the Kidneys
aad bladder in beth men and women, regu.
iates bladder troubles in children. II mot
sold by your druggist win De sent by maui
ON recent Of 81. one sman bottle IS two
mouths treatment. and viii cure any case
above mentioned Dr. r, W. Han. Sole
manufacturer +. o, Hex eco. st, Louis. No.
send for testimonials. sold by ali drag.
glsts,
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san Angelo. Texas. October a tNOf
DR. 81 ~ Han, 81 Louis Dear SN. isr
nlNing 20 YOUR inquiry Nln ssiy y,nr rcxas
Wonder Halls Great Discovery. has curtA
can vhccrfuNy recommend 81 Yours trnlv
0rro idMRURGER.
Proprietor Fulton Market
Residence eol BueHR Vista Street,
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Austin Texas October I \ meeting ot
the directors OF tho Ttmty and Branos
Valley Railroad company was hcld this
evening, &C which the following cgncers
were elected;
j. IL, A. House, Houston president
X, II, RaGer Austin, vice president aud
general manager.
T.. Sammons, Austin, secretary aud treas.
uyer
James A. Parker, Roston, assistant trcas
nrcr
William Maloney, superintendent OF con,
Etructtou
Y, NJ House, chairman OF board.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18

Take oNIDINE FOR Cmus and Feycrs.
Cure guaranteed
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n. {. & w. T. r. n.

ssve ZOO a.m; Express Train Arrive 90 pm
leave .t.,. SOS - Arrive .....,o OF a.m
Al trains lea GrtHd CenHal Depot
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Ne OF Aggfogate N6IOc
Road NILES valuation, per mile.
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N. " T g. N, r. r. y
Grand Genital Depot
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NJ <. & y \. r,

WI N % n, NJ
~, X. s. T Depoi rltiS W.
lsavs...,,. g. o.9oa.m Arrive ...., a,s0 am
lesvs- s.,..... J.A0pm Arrive .. A.SOpu
For Galveston Trains see G.. H. 6h