davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1902-12-23
Thinks Churches Will Unite.

1t is the opinion of Rev. II. T. Ste
phens, a member of the faculty of
Kansas City university. that a union
Missouri conference If the Methodist
Protestant churches. and possibly of
the United Brethren primitive Mctho-
dists and Cumberland Prc~sbyterians,
VIII be accomplished within a few
years.
, 1902-12-23
TO KING.
Marconi Thanked for Great Achieve
ment in Wireless Telegraphy.

London, Dec. 23.-The government
has formally acknowledged to Marconi
the receipt by the king of the first wire
which Marconi sent successfully from
Halifax. The inventor was compli-
mented on his great achievement.
, 1902-12-23
KILLED HIS WIFE.
And Das In Turn Badly Beaten BY His
Son.

Akron. Ohio, Dec. 23.-John Bartz-
sour, a carpenter. shot and killed his
wife last night, while in a drunken
fury, and in turn vas badly beaten by
his son. Bartzsowr drove his wife from
home and shot her when she tried to
re-enter.
, 1902-12-23

Washington, Dec. 23.-The state de-
partment has received formal notice
that Italy will participate in the Nene-
zuelan blockade, also notice from Ger
many regarding the blockade of the
eastern part of the Venezuelan coast.
, 1902-12-23

The staIwart footmon of 6 feet or
more who so long Were in favor
among the ultra swell set of New
York have been displaced by good
looking boys between Is and Is years
of ase. especially on carriages. Hand
some little fellows of the FauuilerOy
type are now quite the correct thing.
, 1902-12-23

He died in town this summer. Dur
ing his last Illness his wife nursed
him owe the telephone from New
port: his doctor treated him by tcle.
graph from Bar Harbor. and a letter,
written from the top of the Alps by
his clergyman. was read over him at
the funeral.-Life.
, 1902-12-23
EaVorS the Hague.

Rome, Dec. est has been learned
here that one of the allies at present
contemplates submitting the Nene'
Signor Prinetti has officially notified
Ambassador Meyer of ltaly's partici
patton in the blockade of Venezuela.
, 1902-12-23
A glass or two Of water taken half

A glass or two Of water taken half
ar hour before breakfast will usually
keep the bowels regular. Harsh ca.
thartics should be avoided. When a
purgative is needed, take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They are mild and gentle in their a C
tlon. For sale by Frank H. Eggles'
ton, druggist.
, 1902-12-23
AZURE CURE FOR PILES.

Itching Piles produces moisture and
itching, this form. as we'll as Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles are cured
by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile remedy. Stops
itching and bleeding. Absorbs tuners.
soc a jar at druggists, OF sent by mail.
Treatise free. Write me about your
case. DR.. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by F. H. Esgleston and A.
H. Cordiner, drugeists. Laramie. Wyo
, 1902-12-23
PRESIDENT |LLACT
lNTIMATION THAT ROOSEVELT
WILL ACCEPT POSITION AS
ARBITRATOR
In Which Event Trouble in Venezuela
Is At An End-European Allies
Have Not Made Repiy-ltaly
Takes d Hand-Castro Says Ted
dy" Is Good Enouah-One or the
Allies Favors The Hague.

Washington, Dec. 23.-It is semi-of-
ticially announced that an intimation
has been received from President
Roosevelt that he will accept the posi-
ton of arbitrator between the powers
and Venezuela. In that event the
trouble in Venezuela is at an end.
, 1902-12-23
Castro Signs Acceptance.

Caracas. Dec. 23.-In the name of
Venezuela. President Castro has sign
ed acceptance of the appointment of
President Roosevelt to arbitrate the
Venezuelan difficulty.
, 1902-12-23

II you appreciate good workmanship
there is but II place you will go for
your printing-to The Republican of
tiIe. 1.-THE Rest" is our motto
, 1902-12-23
1could not rise to nv
feet without %fainting.

III had suffered for three years
or morea at monthly periods" writes
Miss Ella Sapp, of Jamestown,
Guilford Co., N. c. ut seemed
as though I would die with pains
in my back and stomach. l could
, 1902-12-23

Want ads, lost ads. for sale ads. 10
fact all ads in The Republican are read
by Just the people you want them to
reach.
, 1902-12-23
UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE.

UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
In effect at the Laramie station -
.r present tine.
west-eouno.
Leaving time:
No. /, Overland Limited. lis a u
No. 3 Pacific Express. ....10:20 - n
No. 5 Mail and Express. . $40 .. m
No. iO1, Fast Mail. ........ 1:60 = m
East 5oUnd.
Arriving time
No. 9, Overland Limited. 3:35 q u.
No. 4. Atlantic Express. lilo a. m.
No. 6, Mail and Express. ..10:40 p. u
No. 1O2, Fast Mail. ........ $50 2. IN
, 1902-12-23

Tor the entertainments:
The program given by Miss
Hartley's. Mrs. Writings and Miss
Welch's pupils follows:
Song. THE Seasons. ....... School
Recitation. "Welcome'.. Frank King
Recitation, a Little Girls Wants.
...... ..... ......M Martha Wardlaw
Recitation, Waiting for Santa
Claus" Grace Pattee
Recitation. "A Wise Precaution"...
.Ebba Wernstedt
Recitation, "'Tpmmy's Christmas
Trouble" Dwight Fisher
Recitation, "A Letter to Santa
Claus ................Hllda Kline
Exercise, Santa Claus Gifts"......
Eight Girls and Boys
Recitation, "Santa's Reproof'......
...... ...... ...... Harriet Blevins
Recitation, "A Christmas Puzzle"..
........ .Orville Frazer
Song, christmas Chimes. Schools
Recitation. Overheard at Christ
mas ........ Stanley Greenbaum
Acrostic, Santa Claus. Ten Boys
Solo, "Jacky Frost. Evelyn johnson
Recitation, "A Christmas Secret.
..... Sidney George
Recitation Willie Foster
Conc .rbr;,t,,, DnI1e' S,bD,1e
Recitation, "A Boys Wants".......
..... ........ Benjamin Whisenand
Exercise, Christmas Letters".....
Sly Boys and Girls
Recitation Jessie Watt
Solo, "Luther's Cradle Song".......
$50. Ethel Yund
Recitation ......... Fulton Bellamy
Exercise. What We Bring"........
-. ........ . Eight Little Girls
Chorus, christmas Cradle Song.
E. ....... ...............Ien Glrls
Recitation, "A Letter from Santa
Claus Recommendation Burk
Boys chorus, Looking for Santa
Claus"
Recitation, "The Shiniest Dime.
500. :. . . . Mary Bills
Good Night Song. Ten Little Girls
The program in Miss Oriana Will
liams' room:
Song, Eskimo Land. School
Recitation, Just Before Christmas
..... -. ............Julia Coolidge
Recitation. christmas Wishes"....
..... ...... ....... Elwood johnson
Song, "Downy Snowflakes'. School
"Memory-Gem, Winter. School
Recitation, December. Irene Nelson
christmas Exercise. Nine Pupils
Girls chorus, in Bethlehem".......
49,. ...... rel Glrls
Recitation, How Santa Got In.
........ .LeRoy Moss
Recitation, "Christmas Eve"........
Berry, Troxel
Song, christmas Bells Are Chin
ing -. ochoo
Recitation, "Shoe or Stocking".....
. Gordon Powers
Recitation, Santa Claus" Julia Henke
Recitation, Thoughtful Santa
Claus" ........ ..... Fred Roeseler
BOYS chorus. Cheerful johnny.
80. ......... ell boyS
christmas Acrostic".. Nine Pupils
Recitation, christmas" ...........
.......... ........Lester Mathison
Song. "Kriss Kringle".... ....School
Recitation. my Dolly and Aunte's
Dolly"..... Edna Cleary
Recitation, "a Letter to Santa
Claus" ... katherine McBroom
Solo and chorus. christmas Cheer
......... Maude Cook and School
christmas Tidings"... Six Pupils
Recitation, How We Spent Christ
mas"..... ..........M aude Cook
Recitation, "Santa's Warning'.....
......... Lois Harbaugh
Song, Looking for Santa. Six Girls
1.-The Trapping of Santa Claus.
..Farman Swigart and Fred Malmin
PLAY. christmas Secret.
.Twenty-four Pupils
, 1902-12-23

DAN, Rapubliean Soc per month.
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DELAY IN LOADING BAGGAGE.

The Katy Will Put in an Emergency
Order at Waco.
Mr.. T. e, Ludlow, secretary Of the Trav.
eiers Protective Association of Texas, Dai
las Texas, has received the following let
ter which is self-explanatory
1t is almost daily occurrence for our
trains to be delayed at Waco waiting for
tne loading of baggage, due to the fact
shnt passengers presFnt their baggage for
checklns In many Instances, after the
trains have pulled into the station,
do not know whether this is the fault
of the transfer company or others who
may be employed to bring baggage to the
station, but In any event, 1t has come to
the point where we are compelled to take
drastic measures In order to keep our trains
on time out Of Waco. / believe that the
tittatsLns men can assist us In this matter
II they are so inclined
IN an event commencing with July 10,
we shall put In effect a rule at Waco that
under no circumstances will baggage be
checked unless presented before the ar.
rival of trains at the station If the Nom
hers OF your association are at fault In so
delaying trains, 1t can undoubtedly be
easily corrected II the Waco Transfer
company Is at fault, then your organza-
tion can undoubtedly adjust matters with
them SO that baggage will be brought to
the trains In time.
leave It to you to present this matter
TO your members that they may under
stand the conditions which exist Yours
truly, W G. Crush, q. p. and II, A.
To the Members OF the Texas Division
Travellers Protective Association Of
America.
The above letter was received by me and
explains itself / regret exceedingly the
Missouri Kansas and Texas finds it neces.
sary to adopt on short notice such drastic
measures especially as Waco is the only
point where delay from this cause has
occurred, which indicates some local ncom.
potency either on their part or the trans.
fer company.
/ will go to Waco and endeavor to locate
the lack of efficiency which justices this
order and If possible make such an adjust
ment that Will avoid unnecessary hard.
ships to the travelling public. Yours truly,
d. w. Michaux
Chairman Railroad Committee Texas Dlvi
sion, Travellers Protective Association.
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Shipments PICNIC.
Glorious Weather and a Large Attend
ance Marked an ENJOYABLE DAY.

Glorious Weather and Large Attend
ance Marked an Enjoyable Day.
The shop men of the Southern Pacihc en-
joyed a pleasant outing yesterday at La
Porte. very large crowd went down on
the three morning trains, the trst one car.
rying twelve coaches, the second six and
the third eight. Fully 1890 people took
advantage of the low rate and the men
with their wives. daughters, sisters and
sweethearts had splendid time, according
to the reports of those who were interro-
gated upon their return last night
The engine and tender on the nrst train
were beautifully decorated, emblemateal
Of the festive spirit that dominated the af-
fair, and everybody took the outing as a
real old-time picnic. throwing aside ali
veNations and worries and entering into
tho various sports and amusements with
zest
The entertainment committee had ar
ranged n program III athletic sports for
those who were energetically inclined, while
the baby show and the dancing, pavilion
We're competing cenrers of attraction.
There was no disorder of any kind, which
was a matter of congratulatiun to the man
ayers OF the picnic Dancing Kept the
yonnges members PRESUMABLY engaged until
late hour.
The first train TO arrive contained six
coaches and came In at $50 r. m. At II
o'clock the second tranload of eleven
coaches arrived many of the youngsters
md somn Of the older ones appearing
tagged out after day Of excitement.
The last train arrived at 1880, bringing
In the tired rennaY of the merry crowd
and indulge In few more dances No
casualties were reported and the day proved
70 haye been extremely pleasant for all In
attendance
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IERAL OF DR.. HALsELL.

Ee Services AZ Waco Over the
lay OF the Eminent Divine.
services of the mortal remains
James NJ. Halsen took place at
4 Friday from the residence or
Fn'er, Mrs. W. ID. Lacy. There
Fiery large attendance of sincere
Tor the reverend gentlemen was
ioWh ana greatly beloved by those
PfIer charge IN Waco.
porn near Bowling Green, KY,
81 1854, He was educated at
Institute.
Elfe was formerly Miss Jennie
4 smith Grove, KY, and nve
were born to them, three of
PrViye to mourn the loss of a
sympathetic parent. They are
~ Lacy, Waco; Mrs. DR.. =. u.
El'itlle Rock, Ark, and Rev. James
OF Fredonia, Ky.
IT, death of his daughter, Mrs.
ne mas cared for his three or
randchildren and made their hap
y study.
IN N connection with the Cum.
XII esnyterlan church of this city
i. khown to require any elabora-
r. TINE A beautiful floral offer
yates Ajar, and two lovely
NJ sent by the members of his
t1ls city to Waco aud were
on his grave.
iroy, who has frequently assisted
%n ID revival work in Houston,
atea to take the floral offerings
a ana represent the Cumberland
Islegation at the obsequies.
4 services will he held al some
NOT yet settled upon at the
Nv church, of which notice will
a. movement already inaugurated
uhg the erection of monument
mory on the campus of Trinity
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niue Houstonians Will be nartakcrs a, ,bc
dinner at Dentson and also a spcrial break
tastl which Will be served at Fort Worth.
~ the Houston party, two nre bound for
b,enton darb2r, Mich. while the rest Of
me party Will go to st. Paul. Detroit.
Buffalo aud White Sulphur Springs, Va.
The Katy road has put ON a new line OF
sleepers for the Texas service They are
the latest models OF the Pullman company.
extra long, supplied with Plntsch cas- and
triple windows. thus excluding cinders and
art The drawing rooms are OF extra
large size and the berths are much larger
.nah the ordinary berths, all tending to
greatly increase the comfort OF the pas
sengers; Several of the sleepers are already
N service and the entire number, seven,
VIII be put on within ten DAYS
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w. o. MANAGER at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, July 12.-Mr. Gustav
Schultz. who has ofhcinted as cashier Of
the Western Union telegraph office at Gal
weston for the past twenty years, was today
appointed manager Of the Office at this
place. This position was made vacant by
the promotion OF the former manager, Jud-
son r. Smith. TO the position of manager
of the Chicago office of this company.
During his many years OF service Mr..
Schultz has always been notably courteous
In patroas and attentive TO business. II
wonld seem therefore that his selection as
manager is a wise one, He has numerous
f,iends among the business men Df the
city who are greatly pleased at his pro
motion.
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THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMITTEE.
The Next Meeting Is to Be Held at
Chicago.

Chicago,
Galveston, Texas, July 12-P. II, Good
wyn, general freight agent of the Santa
Fe, will leave tomorrow morniag for Chi
cage TO attend the July meeting of the
Southwestern taru committee. This will
he one of the most interesting sessions of
the committee to South texas ana the
state at large when has been held for
many months. The question of the read
justment of freight rates In South Texas
VIII he taken w ana IT seems very prOUu.
bic that many changes VIII ue made. Ihere
has been great deal OF discussion here
recently regarding tine changes in rates
desired by Galveston ana 1t Is thought taut
preliminary work has been done which may
result IN beneficial results to this port and
also to other cities in south Texas.
MIR. GOODWIN was seen by The Post cor
respondent this morning and asked con.
corning the likelihood OF the rates In the
changed, and he said that he thought that
II was very probable that they would BIZ.
lie stated that it was impossible for him
to go into details, but that two principal
matters OF interest We're the bringing aDolt
of adjustments which will limit the apple a.
tion of water rates strictly to such points
sqs are reached by water and the changing
OF the incoming and outgoing rates OF Gar
weston to- make them substantially the
same as those of houston nnd other coast
country cities.
] ne July meeting OF tue committee Is
always an interesting one on account OF
its being the one at which the rates on
cotton shipments for the ensuing season are
fixed. MIR. GOODWIN said, however, that
there were no changes contemplated In the
rates on cotton next season tnat he knew
of and that as far as he had been advised
they would be substantially the same as
those of the past season.
j. H. Johnson secretary of the chamber
of commerce, left last night for Chicago
to be present at the sessions of the com
mttee.
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rotary Of state. The corporation has capi-
tai stock OF S25,cco and proposes 20 build
d limo of road from Acme TO the Red river
in Hardeman county, covering distance
az eight miles and Acme will be the prin.
clpai business ofhcc lncorporators: r. II.
East Il, La Hache, A. L. East, Sherman.
John Summerdeld, Dallas; Frank II. Stcr.
rett. Abilene. Tom Marklns. Holiday, and
NJ. Marx. Leon Blum, Galveston; James
Ruker and l.. II. Ezell, Chicago
The charter OF the III Paso and South
eastern railway was hled today.
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Santa Fe Rates.

The Santa Fe announces special rates to
various points as follows;
Galveston. convention rates, July 10 to
II. account State democratic conyention;
Corsleana, fare and third July 10, ac-
count Baptist meeting.
Coliegc station convention rates, July
IA and 10. account Farmers congress,
Hiilsboro fare and third, July 10 and 49,
account old settlers reunion.
DaIias convention rates, July 20 and 80,
account meeting United Confederate Vet
Grams. .s. :,
and 10. account State popullst convention
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Information PARTY

|fnary of the Christian womon,s
atissions will give an .Ipforma.
H. thursday evening. July II,
corner Capitol and Caroline.
6on'
\ inns Prayer'i ''ie
''Naehts,,,,,.;,. Miss Virginia Bruce
aise de Concert, wieniaw.
1900. ..
\ tseiac+,.,a;s Miss Clara Duggan
.'psctedl Miss Jessie Dockim
roeiical Courtship".
3geletto j, ~. Miss Annie Bruce
tselect..a;;,...Miss Clara Duggan
.Th. S Matte May Reddins
tusr,e shade OF the Palm"
''.''.Mrs. F. c. Harness
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The New York-eaIveston Line.

The following announcement is made by
the general freight department Of the
Southern Pacific: On and after August 2,
1902. the Morgan line steamships will be
operated to and from Galveston, Texas
All traffic heretofore moving via Alglers,
La, will on and after that date be routed
via Galveston.
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Change Of CITY Ticket Agents.

". D. lawson was checked in yesterday
as city ticket agent Of the Houston East
and West Texas road, succeeding W. H.
Whittlesey, resigned. Mr.. Lawson is well
known in railroad circles and was connect
ed with the Katy passenger department
for number OF years and lately with the
Southern Pacific.
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Frisco officials at sherman.

sherman, Texas, July IA. A. David.
son, general superintendent Of the Frisco
system aud r. II. Hammond general SUI.
perintendent Of maintenance and way were
In the city today. They are pleased with
the progress of the extensions now being
surveyed and under construction,
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KATY improvements.

The Katy Is making preparations Tor
great Sunday dinner TO be served TO-DAY az
Denison. for the northbound Katy hyer
passengers. special program OF music
has been prepared, which viii be rendered
by a nrst class orchestra. A party on
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|. and G. N. Appointment.

international and Great Northern Rail
road Company. Traffic Department, Pales.
tine. Texas, July ., lso2.-~Mr Willim kir
ticks is appointed commercial agent of this
company With headquarters at Hearne,
Texas Effective July 10, 1902.
G.. II. Turner,
General Freight Agent
Approved: L. Trice, Second Vice Presi.
dent and General Manager.
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Wharton's New Bank opened.

Wharton. Texas, July 12.-The Wharton
National bank was formally opened yes
terday. II has the promise OF a bright
career before It. President Bolton, Vice
President Groom and Cashier Leisman are
all well known. popular business men.
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" The AUDITORIUM.

|'on Sisters Comedy Company
IN Hazel kirke."
AirSe was repeated by the Pay
4. comedy company at the Audi
f. nIeht' The company brought
nent here to a close in this play.
NJ, un.t company <s done some very
MAJ lara mere during its engagement
price company il Is FAR above
hrve - con members and the manage
N tha DhIsrdtulations for the ex.
fight. 10 the Auditorium
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a New Road Chartered.

Austin, Texas, July 12.-The charter OF
the Acme, Red River and Northern Rail-
way company was approved today by the
attorney general. and nlsd with the sec
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COMMISSION ORDERS,

Austin. Texas, July 12,-In approval Of
application No. $50 Of the Texas and Pa
cifc Railroad company, authority is here
by granted for the adoption Of the rate
Of 12ia cents per 100 pounds, for the trans
portaton of gum and cotton wood lumber,
in carloads minimum weight 10000 pounds
per car from De Kalb TO Dallas and Fort
Worth, when shipments are consigned to
manufacturing plants.
Effective July H.
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CUERO. Pumping has begun at two OF
this county's big rice farms, those OF Wof-
ford 4 Rathbone and Schleioher & Crouch.
Each OF these firms have between three
and four hundred acres planted In rice.
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ABROAD SCHEDULE.

H.. AZ Il. G. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
I'm a m Arrive No. =. az .. m
a t;,oo'SS0 a n Arrive No. 1. 40 p. m
|o' ,"i,9s0 D. m Arrive Nc. 8. o.l0 a. m
II. a. N. o. n. n.
Grand Central Depot 49,.
as a. m Arrive 10. slU.Op NJ
s.7so m A Al,,se No. S0 o. los 10 80 n,
g., III. q o. A. Rye
Grand Central Depot
onsam Arrive Nos 7.30 p. m
b Ills p. m Arrive.No 10. 500 a,
g.. III. q N. n. n
Grand Central Depot
NOS n. m Arrive No. a. 900 am
p s"'i'sSl D. m Arrive No. 410.25 pm
500 a. m Arrive No. $500 pm
n Mas, and Sundays Only.
r. r., It. a NJ. II. r..
Grand Central Depot
y ,pi0.1s a m Arrive No rs'' 3.3s pm
q. A. d a. r. N.Y.
Grand Central Depot
.e.s5 a. m Arrive No. a. o.2s pm
a., G. a. Q. r. II. H
Grand Central Depot
7.OOa m Arrive. :. S.S Sam
IDS p. m Arlve.......,o.20 pm
Galveston Trains.
700 m. Arrive. ....3 .30p.m
,7.45 IN Arrive. $50 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
s,55 am Arrive $40 a. m
$50 p m Arrive, ......o .20p p. m
ace trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Detot 10 minutes later than the above.
n, Il. & w. It. II. II.
M nm :. Express Train Arrive o.1o p. m
I0s n m.............A Arrive 9.O2 a. III
Trains leave Grand Central Depot
H.. *. Il IT. II. II.
NJ, K. s. 7. Depot Fifth Ward.
lao a. ................A Arrive s.. S. am
40 D. m ........,.,.... arrive d. , U p. IN
IA Galveston Trains see G.. H. & II.
II I. q G. N. r.. r.
Depot foot OF Congress Avenue
Houston and Waco Trains.
LISP. m..........,....Arr Arrive II. 80 pm
St Louis Trains.
S35p. m........,....... Arrive $50 am
Loo a. m........,.. -. Arrive $50 pm
Il Columbia and Velasco Trains.
8sOa. m...............,. Arrive. A.45 pm
4 Daily Except Sunday.
Hoo am. SUNDAY only) Arrive $40 pm
4 G. III. & II. II. II.
LIS G. N. Depot. 500 a. m
NJ, K. & T. Depot. Dos a. m
l. & G. N Depot .............o.1 5 a, m
4 Grand Central Depot. p. IN
4 l. & 6. N Depot ....,........4.55 p. IN
4 Grand Central Depot ..........7.3 80 a m
/ & G. N. Depot. TAO a. m
"A Sundays only.