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Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Bethel A. NJ e. Church. Preaching at
1890 a. m, subject: THE Significance OF
"A Word" Holy communion, the last OF
this conference year. Sunday school at
2s0 ID. m. Lyccum at p. m Subject for
130 ID. m. service, Go Forward Dollar
money rally all day. The Philadelphia
Annual Conference will hold its eighty
sixth session IN this church, beginning
Wednesday. May IA.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Old Swedes Church. Seventh ana Church
streets tho Rev. Martin h. Dunlap. pas
tor. Services, z30 and 1890 a. M. and 7.30
D. m Sunday school at 2.30 b. m.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Brandywine NJ. T.. Church. Preaching
Sunday, 1880 a. m. and 7.30 d. m, by the
pastor the Rev. G. w. Prettyman 931
"a. m. and 23o p. m. Sunday school. Ep-
worth League, $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

West Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Eighth and Washington streets. the Rev.
A. n. Keigwin. ID. D.. pastor. 1910 a. m,
subject; Back to the Old Ways"
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Trinity Church, Delaware avenue and
Adams street. the Rev. II. Ashton Henry,
rector. Services. 7.30. II a. m, and 7.45 y.
M Sunday school 2.a0 p. m.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Hanover Presbyterian Church. Sixth
and King streets. Preaching at 1045 a.
m. ana q i5 p. m, by the pastor. the Rev
William L. Freund. Sunday school at 9.15
a. m. Y. =. S. c. -. at D. m. Wednes-
day lecture at p. m. Subject: ''The
Book of Ezra.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Church OF the New Jerusalem, corner
OF Delaware avenue and Washington
street. the Rev Philip B. Cabell. pas
tor Morning sermon, 1880 O'Clock. on
The Second Coming of the Lord" Sun
day school at 915 a. m.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

st. Lukes Reformed Episcopal
Church. southwest corner OF Eighth and
Monroe streets. the Rev. II. Medley
Price. rector 1880 q. m, subject: "A
Great Question" 7.i5 p. m. service OF
song.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

First Presbyterian Church. Market
street above Ninth Preaching AT 1O.30 n
m. and 730 p m. by the Rev. William II.
Pumphrey, Ph., D., of FOX Chase, Pa
Sunday school an . y. m. Y. p. S. c. E.,
6.i5 p. M.
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st. Mlchael's Church. Chestnut and
Adams streets, the Rev. William -.
Manross. rector. Sunday services. 7.30 a.
M, holy eucharist; 10 n. M mathis; 1890
"a. m.. high celebration and sermon; 1.i5
O'Clock evensOng and sermon. Daily
services. 7.30 a. m. and 3 p. m, Wednes-
day evenings, Ti5 o'clock
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Grace M. e. Church. the Rev. william
Writ King. ID. D., pastor. Services.
Morning communion. Subject evening
service. Singing and Singers"
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Epworth NJ. f. Church. the Rev. Al
fred Smith. d. d., pastor. $50 a. m.
class meeting. 1880 a. m, communion
service. Subject: "IIindrances TO Com
munion" p M. Sunday school 7.30 p.
M. preaching by the pastor, subject.
'The Penitent Thief" The evening SER
vice will be preceded by a short song SER
vice
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st. Andrews Church. Biehth and ship
ley streets, the Rev. Hubert W. Wells.
rector. Holy communion, A. m. Sunday
school. 9.f5 a m. Morning prayer and SER
mon. u a. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon, 745 p. m.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

The regular bl-weekly service at the
Home OF Merciful Rest. will be conducted
tomorrow afternoon by the Rev. l.. T.
Briggs, az 4 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

Kingswood NJ e. Church. a. M.
class meeting. 1880 a. m, administration
Of the Lords supper. ll.3o a. m, baptism
of Children. D. m. Sunday school. $50
p. m, Epworth League. 1.30 y. m, SER
mon by the pastor, the Rev. William II.
Hammond. Subjects "The Perfect Man"
730 j. m Monday, class meeting. 7.30 p.
m Tuesday. class meeting. 7.30 p- m.
wednesday prayer meeting. Subject:
"IIelps to Rule the Tongue" 3 p. m,
Saturday. Junior Epworth League.
Evening journal., 1902-05-03

First Church Of Christ. Scientist. No.
9ll Galpln avenue. Sunday morning SER
vice az n o'clock. Subject.
Adam and Fallen Man" "Wednesday
Free reading room IN Ford Buiidinr
Open every week day from 10 O'clock 10 /
{, o,.clock. and from 3 o'clock to s O'clock
also on Monday evening from 730 10 $3.50
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Palestine Notes.

Palestine. Texas, December 1o.-General
Manager Trice came In from the west last
night.
Travelling Passenger Agent Morris went
west last night on Christmas holiday TX
cursion business,
r. r. Clardge, immigration agent Of the
International aud Great Northern, is in this
city today He says he has just finished
the organization Of a healthy truck growers
association at Cause, ana not that the gaps
IN the organization OF associations along
the line OF the International and Great
Northern are very few. From Rockd0le 10
Longyiew and Miueola there Is no town ON
the road that is not organized into an as
ISOLATION and with the exception of one
on two places, the same thing Is true ~
the south end There is no question but
what the International and Great Northern
As doing heroic and telling work along the
line ~ liberalization IN Its territory and
IL Is enjoying the benefits, too, In a most
gratifying manner.
slight wreck occurred last night on the
west end. and the train from the west to
day. due here al 1tS, was several hours
lnte dad" Coleman. an old engineer. was
hurt IN the wreck, hut no seriously, lie
was brought home this morning.
force Of section hands are now az work
putting I'm new ties In front III the pussen,
ger depot Tho old ones have done serv.
fee since 1891, and some ~ them are yet In
a very fair condition.
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Notes and Personals.

h, w Norton, formerly with the Santa
Fc route at Galveston, was IN Houston
yesterday
IL u, Finch, travelling passenger agent
OF the Illinois Central, with headquarters
at san Antonio, was nere yesterday.
5. d. Leggett, ticket agent OF the Colo
rado and Southern Railway at Trinidad,
Colo, was u visitor in Houston yesterday.
j. w Hutchinson. travelling passenger
agent OF the Frisco system, was here yes
terdRy from his headquarters at San An
tonic.
Captain A, c. Hutchinson, commercial
agent OF the Galveston, Houston and Hen
dersOn, returned yesterday morning from
a brief trip TO Galveston.
Percy W Morrow. travelling passenger
agent Of the Louisville aud Nashville. re-
turned 10 his headquarters at Houston yes
tcrday after a business trip.
y. A. Dane travelling agent OF the South
western Advertising and Distributing com
pany with headquarters at Dallas, was
mipgling with the local ticket agents yes
tcrday
Manager w. c. Van Week and Auditor
G. Il. Seegar Of tho Southern Pacific have
returned to the city, after having attended
the funeral OF Mr., A. I. Hutchinson In New
orleans.
Charles Young right OF way agent; j. D.
Trnmmeu, chief engineer and ], A. Lowell
assistant engineer, OF the international and
Great Northern. were here yesterday from
their headquarters Mt Palestine.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Mobile, Ala,--Cleared Tug Sadie (Am1,
for Galveston.
Key West, Fla,-Arrivod. Lampusns
Aml, from New York and smiled for Gal.
weston.
Port Euds--Arrivod; Tug Echo, from
Sabine Pass, with bargas; Esther (Am),
from Bluehelds; Preston (Nor). from Port
Limoni Louisiana DAM, from Copeuhu-
gen via Dartmouth, England: Crown OF Ma
yarre lBrl, from New York; Espann CNorD,
from. Puerto Cortez Sailed: Navigator
(NorD, for Cardenas STELLA utnlD for
Genoa and Plesi and Naples; proteus tAnl,
for New York; David iAmJ, for Tampa
Manhattan tBr), for Liverpool,
Galveston.
Philadelphia. Arrived: Atlas from sa-
blne Pass, slowing barge S. o. No. o.
Boston.-Cleored Meridian OBJ for
Galveston,
New York Arrived, El Dia from Gal.
weston Sailed Denver, for Galveston
Bury. Sailed: Tburland Castle tBrA,
from Antwerp, for Galveston
Aarhus.-- Arrived, Castlanos Brl from
Galveston and Pensacola via Copenhagen.
Stettin.-Arrived: Normauna DAM, from
Galveston via ST. Michaels and Copenhagen.
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The FUTURE OF vELAsco.
Engineer Corthell Believes the Port Wi
Grow

Engineer CorthelI Believes the Port viii
Grow.
Nelasco, Texas, December I0,--Mr. o. o.
Nation Of this place is IN receipt Of the FOL.
lowing letter from Mr.. Elmer Lawrence
Corthell, now one OF the worlds greatest
engineers, and who was mainly Instrumental
In the opening Of the mouth Of the BRACES
The letter is dated at North Egremout
Mass. lie saws;
My Dear Sir Since returning 10 the
United states, about the LIST Of November,
! have had an opportunity OF reading tho
World aud. have been greatly interested IN
the news from Nelasco,
In the issue 81 November %. just received.
] note with great pleasure the developments
now taking place In reference To the eN-
tension Of the Nelasco, BraLos and Northern
railroad, with the intention also Of putting
on line or steamers 10 run In connection
with II.
am all the more pleased from the fact
that / have always believed, and have al
ways stated In my various reports OF the
commercial conditions at the mouth Of the
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stranoer IN TLoubIe Al erapeIand.

Grapcland. Texas. December 10-Yester.
day morning o stranger got off of the local
freight train and wandered around town all
day, taking dinner at restaurant during
the time. which he paid for. During the
evening he was noticed 10 fall suddenly
near the depot. Parties who went TO him
found him IN commissions, which lasted
until late at night. Today he was placed
on the uortnhouud train and sent to the
hospital ~ Palestine He was unable to
tell anything about himself. In small
memorandum book In his pocket he had
anything happens to me notify Mrs. NJ
Converse, l5G South Polina street Chi
cago." Also "The number Of my watch Is
g1S5J9, case ll1AT"
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xletor1 Locals.

Victoria, Texas, December io.-A baby,
apparently about days old. was found by
some country people yesterday on the out.
skirts Of town. where Il had been deserted.
There Is no clew to It's identity II is he
Ing taken care Of az Mr.. McCnbe's pending
lions.
Several prominent citizens have been
quietly planning for several weeks for 4
creamery at Victoria, and the negotiations
are practically concluded with a Northern
creamery proprietor 10 establish himself
in Victoria, but the details can not vet b.
published.
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eooddoh Monument Committee

The committee appointed some time ago
for the purpose Of arranging for a monu
ment to the late E. B. Goodrich. to be
erected in Houston, met In Houston yes
terday. After a full discussion Of the
various plans submitted. the committee
awarded the contract for the erection Of the
monument to Messrs. JacgCil & Martin Of
BRENNAN, that firm being tue lowest bid.
ders. The committee was composed Of
Messrs. w. II. Taylor. general freight and
passenger agent OF the Houston East and
Goodrich was general manager at the time
Of his death, and ]. S. Hun and Joe b.
Moore
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Heavy Damanes Are Asked.

san Antonio, Texas, December 10 Clyde
T. Coon, arrested IN the Indian Territory
and brought here and jailed on n charge Of
using the mails to defraud, was acquitted
IN the United states court and Immediately
after filed civil suit for $4,000 for maiicions
prosecution against J. F.. uoughland of
MancNo county, Iowa. Charles s Brire. i
; borgy, william Mitchell and the ST
Louis lowa and Northern Railway com
pgny Coon was az one time c6nnectHd
WIN the Eagle Construction company of
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Matagorda Texas, December S Although
this has become a great rice growing sec
ton, the rice interests being the leading
industry and predominating over the cattle.
although the herds of cattle in tie east
half Of Matugorda county have been much
reduced in numbers during the past wear
and VIII he stll further reduced next year.
yet the cattle business I'm this section re-
mains lourishiug industry, for there will
be wintercd in the east half OF this county
about 10000 head of cattle, more than 20
the Cnn.t.
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TO Sr1ASH THE TRUST
The Southern Pacfic's Alleged Purpose in Devel-
oping Texas Tobacco Land.


Of
In
by
conizah via the
Immediately develop
Il
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Passenger Earnings.

Austin, Texas, December 1o-The follow
ing railroad companies paid the following
amounts to the comptroller today, which is
] per cent on their gross passenger earn
ings for quarter ending september 80 l9o-
Chicago, Rock Island aud Mexico railroad
--$l3. 90 on $l34S.22
Texas City terminal-sixty cents on
Total payments for the day, S1394.
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Corpus chdsti's Bio CABBAGE crop,

Corpus Christi, Texas. December TO-
The cabbage crop around Corpus Christi ia
now in a prosperous condition, and trans
planting is still in progress. AT present
there are about 5000 acres planted and pre-.
sentlng prolific growth. The copious
rains which have fallen here have thor
oughiy soaked the ground and put IN hne
season, and farmers can do without ram
now for some time 10 come, The Indie
tions are that the Corpus Christi cabbage
crop this season will be one OF the largest
ever grown in the Lone star State.
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Attractive Aduertisinn.

The Louisville and Nashville railroad has
recently issued handsome booklet adyer-
Using the dining car system on It's lines.
and giving photographs of stations and
scenes along the line Another attractive
publication is thlrty.page pamphlet, en-
titled Two Hundred Miles Underground,
giving description OF the famous Nam
moth cave in Kentucky. The Louisville
and Nashville has also gotten out BOOK
having for its title whist at q Glance,
being full Of instructive matter as to how
to play this fascinating game.
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Rstnrned From Dallas.

Manager JeG y. Miller Of the Houston
and Texas Central has returned from Dial
las, where he attended the annual pass
agreement meeting. Nearly every road was
represented, and the attendance was larger
than 1t has been for Ave years. The Off
clals seemed to be satisfied with the agree
ment which has heretofore been IN force,
and no changes were made.
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aaIveston CarnlyaI Rates.

On account Of the sea wall carnival to
be held In Galveston from the l7th to the
Goth Instant the various roads entering the
Island City from Houston. have announced
a round tfip rate of 81 for the round trip,
on sale every day during the carnival and
good to return on date OF sale only, a rate
Of 81 has been made for the round trip
which tickets will be good to return on Jay
following date Of sale.
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Conference Is Still On.

Galveston, Texas, December i0.-The con
ference between General Manager Nixon Of
the Santa Fe and the committee represent.
ing the brotherhood OF Locomotive En-.
CHEERS relative 10 an increase In wages for
the engineers has still not been completed,
though the conference has now lasted three
days. No statement relative thereto are
given out
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cotton ReIt oHlcIaIs TourInn.

Tyler, Texas. December 10 The party ~
Cotton Bolt officials now ON = tour ~ In
spection of the entire system came In To-
day and after Inspecting the coInpanv's
property here left for a trip ever the I,uf.
kin branch The party Is travelling In a
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The Harrishura ocontroversy. .

The hearing Of the commission appointed
by the commissioners court in the Interim
tional and Great Northern condemnation
proceedings for the use of the frontage on
Brays bayou OF the Weld " Neville prop
erty, was postponed yesterday until next
saturday OH account of Illness in the fam.
lily of one Of the commissioners,
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fee Of tho secretary of state upon the said
road rs constructed and hereafter to be
constructed IN accordance with its present
charter and amendments thereto.
The entire force in the railroad commits
sim office is busy today canceling the old
Issue OF bonds, and the entire force of the
secretary Of state Is busy registering the
reissue.
Forth Worth, Texas, December lO.-Ihe
granting Of the Weatherford, Mineral Wells
and Northwestern the cancellation of stocks
and bonds amounting to million of dollars
by the railway commission and the author
ity TO issue and register bonds amounting
20 $500 under a new mortgage OF Sl,li6OvO,
is believed here to mean the extension OF
the road TO Graham in Young county and
on to connection with the Denver aud
Rio Grando at Trinidad, Colo, a Gould
property. 1t will be recalled that the Min
eral Wells road was sold recently and
George Gould became It's president. Mate
rial is already on the ground and II Is
said here construction Of the extension
win soon commence. There is another ru-
NOR that the road when built VIII be op-
Grated by the International, which has just
been completed to Fort Worth, giving the
Goulds an outlet 10 the gulf rom Colorado
aud the Northwest.
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Waoe, Of switohmen Raised.

Galveston. Texas, December 1o.-The
wages of the switchmeu in the employ Of
the Santa Fe have been advanced, Effective
December the switchmeu will receive an
increase varying from / TO 3 cents per hour
as follows: First class yards, increase
aud third class yards, Increase l cent per
hour,
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s1GAR An MoLAssrs RArrs.

In the matter Of the reimbursement OF
rates on sugar and mnlRsses. hearing De
cemher o, 1902. IN pursuance OF notice by
circular No 1924. It IS ordered by the rail-
road commission Of Texas that the said
matter he not now disposed Of, but held
under adNlsemcnt for such action by the
Comlssion as may appear lust and proper
without further notice and hearing
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up Of the following gentlemen; President,
F. II: Britton Of st. Louis, general super
intendent; W. e. Green Of Tyler. division
superintendent; W. y. Mem, superintend-
rnt Of transportation; A. B. Liggett aud
SUPERINTENDENT Of Bridges j. S. Berry
Several ladies' accompany the party.
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Ltsvs 7 90 am. Express Tain Arrive o.i0 pm
.tave........ sos pm Arrive ......9 OF q. N
All trains cave Grand Central Depot
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O., Il. & N. r. p.
N. Y, T & NJ. 4. 2.


Grand Genital Depot
Love No. ssI. 10. Is % Arrive No. Iss SIS pm
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A.. K. & 7 Depo, Fifth Ward
Lave. $50 Arrive ....... SO am
Leave. 49,. 7.A0p pm Arrive $50 m
For Galveston Trains see @. n & H.
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leave the Santa Fe Congrest Ave. Depot 70
minutes later than the above.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE
X. ar. c, r. r.

H. g. 7. C, r. r.
Grind Central Depot
hferye. No. LOO am Arrive No. o.. s.2s pm
NIe1ve No. a.. 10 so an Arrive No, a. 20 pm
leave No. s.. II. 80 pm Arrive No. s. g, 90 an
T. G. N. o. n. r.
Grand Central Depot
leave No. 81. 500 ain Arrive No. $40 OF n
leave No. e...7.S0 pm Arrive No. ?. 90 an
Leave No 10. $50 am Arrive No 9.ll Is pm
g., n. g. s. A. by.
Grand Central Depot
Leave Nc yfO.OS Arrive No. ST.. so pm
Leave No. p.,.1135 pm Arrive No. To.4. 80 an
g., Il. & N. r. r.
Grand Central Depot
Leave sc. J.. 1905 an Arrive No. 4. 200 am
Leave No. s.....t50p.m Arrive No. TO- pm
Leave No. -. 6.00am Arrive No. s. ZOO IN
Nos. and Sundays only.
N. v, T g. M. r. r.
Grand Genital Depot
leave No. ssI. 10 is m ArTve No. Tss 3.35 pm
S. A. g. A, P. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Lave No. I....o.55 an Arrive No. .o.25pm
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Combination

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G.. c. q S. F. r. r,

Grand Central Depot
lave No. o.55an Arrive No. .o.25pm
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a., n. g. 8. A. by.

Grand Central Depot
Leave No y..iO.O5Am Arrive No. s..7. 50 pm
Leave No. e.,.11.35 pm Arrive No. 1914 80 an
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peafnena onnnot Re cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
rach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infIamed condition Of the mucous lin.
ing OF the Eustachian Tube, When
this tube gets infamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when II is entirely closed deaf.
ness is the result, and unless the In
flammatlon can be taken out and this
tube restored to It's normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an In
famed condition Of the mucous sur.
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu.
lars free.
d. F.Jg CHENEY g Co,,Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family pills are the best
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ness and beauty in the horizon OF the
producing laborer, full Of hone and
promise 70 ALL
It depends upon the producers them.
selves to make jewels of pleasure out
of labor, and pin them on the banner
of truth. In honest, moderate labor In.
hers the blessing and happiness we
are all seeking.
II we have not truth and justice, let
us go to work and PROPAGATE these
these virtues, and fashion them into
words for expression, and teach them
to all the world. And now as the Just
and fair initiative and referendum
mode of government is within our
grasp let us lean forward and press
onward until we attain this Just meas
ure ID. Il. SWANK,
Aumsville. Or. April 2, 1902.