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Navasota News.

Navasota, Texas, lune io.-Fiual touches
are heing PUT 20 the preparations made
rcre for tho Epv orth League conference
Of the Texas annual conference. good
program has already been arranged and
the meeting promises to be prohtahle
one, The attendance now promises to be
NJ such proportions as to make the seek
ing of homes very Important rhat al
viii he properly and comfortably housed
may he depended upon.
The steele rscelvership case was called
In the district court at Anderson yesterday
and went TO trial. II IS the greatest legal
battle that has been fought In this court
Tor some years, VIII consume several days
and be watched with much interest.
Two games of baseball have been ar
ranged for Thursday ard Friday after
moons between Nayasoth and calvert, Both
teams are composed entirely ~ home
people enjoying sport Tor love Of tho game
and the henlthy outdoor exercise " anotds
them-the real schemes Of the sport
The Christian Volunteers, who nave neon
laborlng zeaousiy in tho vineyard OF lhe
Lord for some time under the mlrshalship
Of Major Mobley. have folded thclr ieh'
nnd wandered away from N0vasota inc
Volunteers are q new Organization on the
plan Of tho Salvation Army, and manner 81
working somewhat the same.
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at suffered for months with
troubles peculiar to women which
gradually broke down my health and
nv very life. was nearly insane
with pain at times, and no human
skill I consulted in Milwaukee could
bring me relief
"My attention was called TO Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound the first bottle brought re-
lief, and the second bottle an absolute
cure. | could not believe il myself,
and felt sure il was only temporary,
but blessed fact, have now been well
for a year, enjoy the best Of health,
and cannot In words express my graf
itude. Sincerely yours, SADIE f. Koch.
1924 10th St., Milwaukee, Wis,s--S6ooo
foyJeit If above Testimonial Is not genuine.
Such unquestionable testimony
proves the power of Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound over
diseases of women,
Women should remember that
they are privileged To consult
Mrs. PinlSham, at Lynn, Mass.
about their illness, entirely free,
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TEXAS CENTRAL EXTENSION.
Surveys Are Being Made Toward Qua
nah, Hardeman County

Surveys Are Being Made Toward Qua
nah, Harden'an County.
Waco, Texas, June 10. While not great
deal has been said 1t is a fact that the
Texas Central railroad. known as the DAY
light Route" Is contemplating an extern
sion that will aid materially in the devel
opment of the Northwestern Texas country
The extension will in all probability he
mede this year, and surveys are being
made at the present time. The road pro
poses TO make Quanah. Hardeman county,
its terminus, instead of leaving II at STAN
ford, where 1t is at present. II Is prob
able that the rond will purchase the Wioh.
tia Valley road II 1t does not decided Ia
build its own line. In either case, 1t would
connect with the Fort Worth and Denver
City railway at Quanah, thus securing an
outlet fer one of the Pacific ports. The
resident engineer of the read has gone over
the different proposed routes 10 Quanah ana
will soon make his report 10 Charles Ham
jlton. vice president and general manager
Colonel Hamilton. the general manager
Of the road. said today: Il am prepared
IA confirm the statement that our line Is
concentrating building from Stamford 70
Ouanah. and there to connect with the FORT
Worth and Denver. We have corps OF
engineers going over the line and inteno
10 recommend its early construction Ne
velopment Of our northwestern teftltor!
has progressed TO such an extent that i aI
outlet has become an imperative necessity
II is also well understood that the roa1
will extend south from Waco 20 the g9li
if the extension above mentioned Is haue
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Extensinn Of thn WIohita Valley.

Fort Worth. Texas, June lO.--lt was
learned here today that arrangements were
well in hand for the beginning of the ex-
tension of the Wichita Valley railroad
south to seymour. 1t is also said that the
line Is TO be built north, probably with
Kansas City terminus.
Colonel Morgan Jones, who has been
east on matters corrected with the ex
tension OF his road, will return in week
and will probably commence work on the
extension very soon thereafter.
1t was said here today that over . mil
lion dollars has been secured to do the
work
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night sessions will he devoted TO soulstir
ring addresses. The world.famcd A. G..
Dixon of BOSTON will deliver six addresses
on the following themes: yourself ana
Other People" "a study in Christian a;tru.
ISM, christianity and other Religions "
'"rhe bible aod other Books "Inc
Church and other Societies" The Living
Christ and Heart Music" The "Groat
aIiearted" r. j. Willlpgham Of Richmond,
Va, the fiery and eloquent II, c, McCon-
nell of Atlanta the ipimitablc n. W. SPILL
man OF Nashville and large number ~
the best representative men Of the church
in Texas will DISC deliver addresses
II Will be seen that those who 20 TO la
Porte viii not only enjoy a delightful ont
ing. but win also hear some OF the finest
speakers in the land
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DEE ON A VACATION.

J;oht CLERK Krun, Win Spend Two
''s Months Recreation.
Mr.. sam Krum, night clerk at the ponce
station. was relieved from duty lass night
by Day Clerk Gibbs, who Is succeeded by
Mr.. j. T. Grnstead. MIR. Rrum has been
serving as night clerk for a year or more
and he goes on well.earned vacation OF
two months. chief Ellis considers MI.
krum one Of his most valuable men, and
ne said yesterday there would always be
a position for him on the local force.
During his incumhcncy of the position
NJ night clerk Mr. Krum has handled the
aInirs OF the department In manner
most satisfactory to both Chiefs BLACKBURN
and Ellis. and the newspaper reporters are
especially indebted TO him. Mr.. hruin
made il a point 10 always look out for the
press, and as sam knows . news item
vhen he secs 1t the gang seiuom got left
On anything unusual, lie will be missed
until he returns TO take his usual place
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Vacation.

n c iur summer outing allow us to sug-
4, tts ny 40 and Utah, famous the world
sir n saer cool and invigorating eli.
rurs.1ass nincent mountain scenery and
VA NV summer resorts. which are 10
E,ssss ..g, the line of the Denver and Rio
M pin e scenic Line of the World"
n III" orande Western, The Great
ka "a 5houte: Very low excursion
In, llrcle' tour tickets are on sale
NJ ~ Ky summer months via these lines
MA we principal points Of interest T6e
Euis W. wv hlo Grande and the Rio
hmm. westefn, with their numerous
FrsSs PEI generating the great States Of
nv so shd Utah, have some forty dif-
Initials eie tours through the Rocky
Z fsnon. ohe OF which in particular is
|airsss IoVomile tour Dor SOS which
Bill, H. more noted scenery than any
Bin p IN the world, passing the fol.
|eAa ip sns ef interest: La Veta Pass.
r., mss Toltec Gorge. Indian reserya'
h MAJ Snneo, Mancos Canon. Rico. liz
h 0sr,v 81 ~ Las Animas Canon. silver
the Gnnn Itmarron Canon, Black Canon
hi Cow, s1aais1n, Marshall Pass and the
pa \ MS trip can be comfortably
|sald n "a GAYS, but at least ten DAYS
Ia A. ,ueVoted to It,. SO that ono may
b Il v ~. the principal sights. Tick
n Las ~" rates are also on sale to
hin MY, Utah II you contemplate
m ron ss colorado or Utah. let us
n ifes sYsae beautifully illustrated book.
|sS T., ,. X Hooper, G. p. ana T. A.,
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q. Y. p. U. eNcAMPMENT.
Statement Given Out by the Manage
nent Committee.

Statement Given Out BY the Manage
n1ent Committee.
La Porte Texas June l0,--The committee
on general MANAGEMENT for the summer
encampment of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union Of the state, 10 be held here from
June Is TO %. has given out the following
announcement, which viii prove OF interest
TO the public:
This Will be the twelfth annual conven-
tion Of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
of Texas Arrangements have been made
for camping In the beautiful Sylvan grove
at La Porte, which is covered with bor-
muda grass and watered by splendid
artesinn well. In the center of the grove
Is a large tabernacle that willie easily seat
1900 people large dining hall with a
kitchen and other handy buildings are con-
veniently situated. Adjoining the grounds
is spacious bathing pavilion. There viii
be ample facilities for rowing, sailing aud
fishing.
The railroads have announced con
yentlon rate for the encampment, tickets
10 be on sale June II and Is. good 10 re-
turn on OF before June rs. II the pros
poets seem 10 justify. the Houston and
Texas Central will run special Baptist
Younr Peoples Union train, which VIII
leayo Denison about n. m, June IT. Dial
las abont I. Ennis at $40, arriving at
Houston about 81 p. M anu running 20
La Porte, arriving there hbont O;Dl, ~
limo 10 get liked nj for the hrst night IN
camp Those reaching Houston on the
later Houston and Texas Central trains, or
on the Missouri, Kansas and texas; th'
Houston East and West Texas, the inter
national and Great Northern aud other
toads viii he enabled N reach La Porte on
| speclal night train from Houston. Al
special trains TO La Porte WIN pc rnn , ln,c
the neople right at the encampment
| grounds.
The forenoon of each day except Sunday
will be taken Up With WORKERS conference
| nnnns will be devoted 10 recreation or any
special meetings that may be desired. The
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Moi.s md Pnrsonals.

The visiting railroad officials were callers
at the local offices yesterday.
Captain A. V Kellogg, engineer main
tenancc of way OF the Horston and Texas
Central, is at Burnett on business
Manager Miller Of the Houston and Texas
f,nt,nl and East and West Texas, viii
iraye tonight on an inspection tour Of he
latter system
Attention Is called to the fact that the
Galveston. Houston and Northern No. 4, Ia
Porte train. now arrives at 1928 p M IN
stead Of 10 p. m.
vico president Markham and other South
80, paciNc officials who are touring the
line on the annual inspection will complete
the,r labors by Friday and return TO the
city.
Colonel Charles Hamilton, vice president
~ ne Texas General. left for his heao-
otortors last night after spending the day
IN attendance upon the meetings OF Texas
superintendents
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/. and g, N. 10 Issue Bonds.

Austin, Texas, June 1o.-The railroad
commission this morning granted the ap-
pcation ~ the International and Great
Northern Railroad company for authority
to register an Issue of $4,000, due Sep
TENDER /, 1909 on fifteen miles Of com.
pietod read in McI.ennan county, north OF
point 1Si.i miles, including the Waco aud
Calvert branches. north OF the connection
of the Fort Worth division with the Gulr
division Of the road at Spring, Harris
county. Texas.
The issue was at once registered in the
secretary OF states department
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News Notes.

Austin, Texas, June 1o.--Insnrance Com
missioner Jeff johnson has gone TO College
station to attend the commencement eXer-
cises OF the Agricultural and Mechanical
college.
I'rof. w l.. Smith. principal OF the
schools at Port Lavaca. is In the city on
nent.
Miss Mary Shaw has returned TO her home
hire after a pleasant visit to friends at
Miss Loude Cunningham, daughter OF
State Revenue Agent Cunningham, Is In the
city from Terrell she will remain during
the university commencement
has gone 10 Bryan to spend several days.
chief Clerk 4 S. Thweatt of the state
Insurance department is expected back TO-
morrow morning from MS Eastern trip; Mf;
m wcatt mas been IN tho East on official
business duiine the past eevera weeks.
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Experts Dispensed With,

Austin. Texas, June Hottie legislative
investigating committee today dispensed
with the services OF all the expert account
ants. except Messrs. w, n. Virgins and
Thomas II. Ramsey. The latter are com.
the First National bank matter
The committee Is engaged in compiling
its report aud passing upon II finally. All
the members OF the committee arc present.
The services OF Mr.. Pace. the stclographer.
and Secretary Joe Henderson OF the com
mittec. have been retained, The committee
VIII end its existence on Monday, June ~,
and the members are now devoting all their
energies in an attempt 70 hnisb the work
In that time.
Several Of the accountants who have
been let out left for their homes this af
ternoon.
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BUREAU TO BE PROGRAMMED.
No Known Obstacle to the Southwest
crn's Rehabilitation.

Dallas, Texas. June io.-.That the South
wcStetn Passenger bureau will be re-
organized is believed by the Dallas rail
ioad men Interested w &. Crush. gen
Kansas and Texas, and william II. Weeks.
general passenger agent Of the st. Louis
Southwestern, held long conference TO-
day. Both are in favor of the buresus
reorganization. There Is no hndrance of
any kind known and the rehabilitation OF
the bureau along the old lines is antlet'
rSted after the meeting to be held i'll st.
Louis next week
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acknowledgements.

Fort Worth. Texas. June 10.-Miss Flee
ira wagroner and Mr. Halsel OF rhih'
delphia were married at Decatur at high
neon today The bride is the daughter OF
one Of fhe weAthIest cattle men in the
state and very popular woman. Quite
number Of Fort Worth people attended
the wedding.
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GALVESTON NOTES.
Grain Rate Matter to Be Carried 10 the
Supreme Court.

Grain Rate Matter to Be Carried 10 the
Supreme Court.
Galveston. Texas. June 9.-P. X. Coca
WIN. general freight agent Of the Gun
Colorado and Santa Fe. has returned rom
Waco. where he was called few Gays ago
on account Of suit instituted by me 1all
ways of Texas relative to compelling 'he
Texas railroad commission TO allow the ap'
plicatlon of Interstate rates on grain re-
consigned nj Texarkana Instead of the rate
fixed hy the Texas railroad comMliSlull'
4 q 12ih cents to all Texas common polln :.
The railway lost its suit in the dls'Iluti
court but has given notice OF appear hndi
viii cnrry il to the supreme court Ior un"'
determination. ,,ssor
Mr. Goodwin announced that a 1ucessso !,
to j. H. Johnston as assistant geupla .
freight agent would be appointed some llui IL
this week, but did not Intimate VINO ~
would he II Is generally believed tnaI ~, a
J. Il. Dillon, commercial agent oil the sap'i
Colonel L. J. Polk, vice president OF w
Santa Fe has left st. Louis ana Is DIV ~
in Chicago. He will return 70 IeAas '"e
latter mart Of this week ,,o,t
w Il kmtfie travelling passenger hg w, ~
OF the Rig Four. With HEADQUARTERS ~ -" a..
las. Was In the city today ON phHlhess ~ !,
tent He took time. however, 20 TNdr
few yarns with the boys on railroad .vw
The Missouri Kansas and Texas nIoHsn y,
In ntueteen ears Of wheat touay Hoin ~ ~
sas points. which will 20 into the stes' ,l,,
Iran 10 complete her cargo OF lSu'VVo "u'N
els tyr Tyne Dock, England
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The Four-Traok News

Ia fsn ne different members ~ tho ed,.
|aA ysw ask, why don't The Four
lgsia y J, Gomez" II is getting TO be like
|4hk ,snsh the children cry for il /"
|,Hna mig Tue story. Ii is the most In.
|l,asts' a pssd9n!eation that comes in our ex-
r. ~ INC reason Is easily told, Mr..
|hat pba 1halels; the General Passenger
|M facnl,lnss s charge of II. has the Car
~ tho ~ OF getting good men around
Il B tAat Agi Nv Their business. and the re.
|estnent ~ everything the publication
VIE, n IL IN. tne New York Central dis
snal 'ail right ~ Brooklyn, y. Y,
|,f New puen price of "The Four-
n %, qiu Is so cents per year. A sam
81 n nsni.n ne sent free, for cents. nv
II Tori eieis, General Passenger Agent,
II. sfsna- srntral and Hudson River Rail
1 Sentral station, New York.
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nenot Grnunds seoured al Waco.

Waco. Texas June 1o.-The Cotton Belt
and the International and Great Northern
railroads contaminated deal yesterday for
block Of land on the corner of Fourth
business norton ~ the city. upon which
these roads will erect a magnificent. depot
in tho near future. The price paid for the
land was $1,000. and depot VIII he erect
ed upon II TO cost not less than SooVoo.
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas. Juno to.--rhe charters Of
the following corporations were sled today
in the secretary Of states department;
The Clark Rice and Irrigation company
of Houston, capital stock S25o,o0o, Pur
pose TO conduct general irrigatIng and
rice growing business, to construct lakes
fumes, reservoirs. dams, etc. In tho coun.
ties Of Harris and Victoria. The incorpo-
rstors are I. W. House. John w. Harr-
son and Ross L. Clark
Home Indemnity Association Of Texas, OF
Waco. No capital stock. The incorpora-
tors are T., JEFF stephens, q. NJ Suggs
and II g. Collins
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Occupation Taxes Increase.

Austin. Texas. June Hostile state reve-
rue agents department is getting number
OF replies from the various tax collectors
regarding the collection of taxes. and, re.
CARELESS Of the fact that local option Is on
the Increase IN the state, the reports from
the collectors show an increase in the occu-
patton taxes.
The comptroller's department today re-
ceived the annual statements Of the tax
collectors Of Jasper and Grimes counties
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OPEN JUNE ED.
New Through Car Line to Northern MIehi

New Through Car Line 10 Northern MIehi-
Nv" gan.
on and after June "a, a Sleeping Car
vsndalIa PENNSYLVANIA Short Lines, via
indianapolis. Lognnsport. La otto and q,
y & THE Fishing Line"-tnklng pas.
srugers to Peteskey, Traverse CITY. Bay
,ittIe traverse Bay and to MGcklnaw City
r,tthout 4 change ef cars Luncheon, din
ncr and breakfast on Dining Cars on route
~ ~, rate tourist tickets TO all resorts In
- horn Michigan ON sale over this route
ror drtailg apply 10 H. ID. Kilgore, I, +
~ san Antonio Texas, or ]. NJ Ches
hrough. A. G. +. Agt.. 81. Louis, Mo
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e 81 mere their visit being for the purpose
~ ,rissauslng Tor an extension OF tho com
Nv. long distance system to Siock1ale
Is.sshhe san Antonl and Gulf railroad. 10
MO on the International and Great
pposstanetn ana to uyalde on the southern
,rs.c, One hundred men viii bo put o
w wort on extensions early in July and the
WORK VIII be pushed as rapidly ns possible.
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Census R,norts Show D.crease

Austin, Texas. June io.--1he state de-
partmtnt Of education has thus far received
the scholastic census taken In ten counties
in the State. and in each instance the cen.
sus has shown n slight decrease from tho
previous year. The counties from whicn
these reports have been received are small
and ont Of the way. and IL Is believed by
the department officials that tho larger
counties will show an increase in the scho-
lastic populatlon over that of last year.
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THE TURQUOISE Sky"
"FIsHlNG ~ COLORADO"

The three books al'3vo mentioned; pub
nm ~ sent free on application 10 W. H.
MIN a. +. and T. A.. Fort Worth. Texas
lrbey contain a great store Of information
Ialn1..,.dtnr colorado, and are at tho same
,,ge most beautiful publications, interest
ing as a story book.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Governor Sayefs Was, 10 His Office
for a Short Time.
GENERAL VAN zANDT NOT HEARD FROM.
But II Is Regarded as Probable that the
Committee to investigate the Con
federate Home Viii Be Appointed.

Austin, Texas, June io.--For the nrst
time since his long siege OF illness. Gov
orncr saycrs has been able TO como 70 his
office He came down this morning and
spent an hour at the executive office. The
state officials and employees at the capitol
were pleased to see him. He looks as II he
had had quite a siege Of illness.
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e..de crossinn Authorized.

Austin, Texas, June lo.-rhe raircad
commlsson today authorized grade cross
ing with interlocking devices to be con
structed by the Texas and Paeific Ran
road company on the Texarksna and Fort
smith railroad near TeXarkana
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Fatally Wounded by His Brother.

Brookshlre, Texas, June 1o.--Freemont
Hughes colored. was shot about u o'clock
by his brother DoIph Hughes. Two shots
took effect, one in left chest. the other
above the eye Wounds VIII prove fatal.
Family troubles cause Of shooting.
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Bonds Registered.

Austin, Texas, June 1o.-The connptroll-
er's department today registered an Issue
Of $4,000 Tlmpson independent school dis
trict school house bonds also an issue OF
$3.50 Bastroo comfy bridge repair bonds.
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NAw Postal Offices.

In conversation with Manager witt u the
Postal Telegraph company yesterday, II
was learned that the company has. opened
new offices at Howe, Texas, and Abee
z-illa
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MILWAUKEE PEOPLE
Could Hardly Believe 1t. A
Promineut Woman Saved From
Death by Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

"DrAR MRS PrSKuAN I'll suppose
large number of people who read Of
nv remarkable cure win hardly believe
IL; had not experienced IL myself, I
know that should not.
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General Van zandt Not Heard From.

Austin, Texas. June Superintendent
n. Y. King Of the Confederate home stated
today that he had not as vet heard from
General N NJ. Van Zandt, ccmmanderin
chief OF the ex-Confedorate Veterans. Texas
division. regarding the appointment of a
committee Of ex-Contoderates 10 make an
official inspection Of the home regarding
the charges made by the legislative invcs
tigating committee In their Investigation
ot the home 1t Is believed. however that
the committee will he appointed to make
eral Van Zandt will grant the request Of
Chairman Henderson to have representa-.
tion when the investigation Is conducted
Is not known.
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state Llhrary Association.

Austin. Texas, June io-At meetins OF
the state Literary association held tn's
morning the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: w. l.. fratner.
n,esIdent. benjamin. Wyche, secretary !
r,tss I,eper. DSiias. first vice president;
ssise Terrell. Fort Worth, second Vice pres
,den, Mir, Read, Ei Pasc. treasurer
chalrnan woodbridge OF the charter CON-
,,i,taa reported charter. which was
n1en,an ~ Inc agscclatIon, thus making
the me- organization permanent one
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Sabine, Texas. June 30. Arrived az quar-.
antine Spanish steamer Ernesto. from
Cienfucgos. 10 load OF Fort Arthur
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Long Distance System to Be tstenoeo'
san Antonio. Texas, June s-6' W. fos
ter, assistant TO the general manager, a'~
f. 4. Baker superintendent OF TIE Sou'u
western Telegraph and Telephone compSn''
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N. X. q II. II. n.
!. !. a r Dsno, Fifth Ward.
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m w. t. II. n.

,.o.n. Express Train Arrive 9.io pm
.n............... arrive S.Oz a. ID
NY, l,aye Grand Central Depot