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Evening journal., 1902-06-16
improvements in Newport
Special to the Evening Journal

NDDCIII 10 IIIN LNVIuUE JuUTIIIII,
Newport, June 16.-The Marshall
Iron Company has made quite a NUM-
Der OF improvements to its sheet rion
MILL which in a few weeks will be
compleed The old mill has been
partly torn down and rebuilt and new
additions made to It. New boilers
have replaced the old ones and two
new furnaces have been put in, malang
Ia total OF FIVE. running their capacity
up to about $4,000 tons per year.
Evening journal., 1902-06-16
wnter Tirht nuIl.heads.

Another meritorious so called modern
invention, the water tight bulkhead, is
now attributed TO Chinese experience.
In a paper presented 10 the Institute
Of Marine Engineers the use Of the
bulkhead principle on Chinese junks
from time immemorial was pointed out.
Evening journal., 1902-06-16
A Minute or So Lnte.

Sweet Wife-Oh. Herald, the hall
clock just fell and narrowly missed
mother. Had it struck her she would
have been killed.
Herald (alouO-You don't say sol
aside j always did say that clock
was ow.-Indianapolls News.
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oeorgetown Club Oisbands

Georgetown. June 16.-Thme is sor-
row in Georgetown over the baseball
team disbanding. What angers The
people is that they contributed to
equip a club which lasted less than half
"a season.
Evening journal., 1902-06-16
steveIy an opinion.

There's only one thing more rash
than marrying for money"
"What is it-marrying to win betT'
''No-marrying without money!
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Evening journal., 1902-06-16
BROTHERHOoD OF ST. ANDREW
MEET AT BOSTON OCTOBER 9-12,

MEET AT BOSTON OCTOBER 9-12,
1902.
On account Of above the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railway Company
will sell tickets TO Boston and return
lac the low rate Of fare and one-third
on certificate plan. good going October
9Th to llth. returning TO October 18th
Inclusive. except by depositing ticket
and payment of fee of so cents return
limit will he extended until November
r. 1902
Full particulars furnished by ticket
agents OF the Reading system.
Evening journal., 1902-06-16
Rendy.

Hell wonder what your father will
say when l ask him for your hand2
she-Don't worry about that, dear.
He rehearsed it with me this morning,
and he does 1t beautifully
Evening journal., 1902-06-16
NEW CASTLE PLAYERS
WIN IN THURLOW
Easy for Visiting Team.
Big QuarterIy-NeW Castle
Personal Notes
SPECIAL to the Evening Journal.

New Castle, June 16.--It was greati
surprise to the Thurlow people On
Saturday when the New Castle baseball
team defeated the Highlands in a five
inning game by a score Of to 1. M
merous New Castle people are employ
led in the iron mills at Thurlow, and
all last week they were giving odds of
two to one that New Castle would be-
defeated. and they We're very much
surprised at the outcome Of the game.
When Chase went in the box they
all called him a schooibOy, but after
the game started the Pennsylvaniars
We're unable to touch the ball. only one
hit being made off him. Manager Duffy
is trying TO arrange another game with
lThurlow About 100 rooters went with
the team
OBSERVED JUNE QUARTERLY.
June quarterly was observed by tine
lcolored people in New Castle yester
day. There were visitors from Della
ware City, Newport, and Christiana,
land they arrived by the wagonloads
They remained until late last evening.
James NJ McPike began today to
plaster the pool room of John Ries' pa
wilton. Mr.. Ries expects to open tho pa
wilton about July 4.
Examinations Will be held In the
different schools this week, and olos-
ling exercises will be held this after
noon In THE schools OF Miss Margaret
Carrick and Miss Leach.
Saturday afternoon, at Battery Park,
the U s. " defeated the Bullhill Reg
ulars by the score Of 12 20 4. William
Hall did tho pitching for U. S. V. He
| is a promising pitcher
The Government oil supply boat for
lighthouses stopped at New Castle yes
tsrday.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mra Edward Challenger is VISITING
friends In Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hewlett, OF Ches-
ter visited Thomas Hewlett yesterday.
George Gray, Jr., was tine guest OF X
G.. Cooper yesterday.
Miss Mary Dennis, formerly Of THE
town. visited friends here Sunday.
Banksom T. Holcomb, Of Sparrow s
Point, Md, visited his parents yester-
day.
Joseph News, of Chester. visited
George Wilhelme on Sunday.
Miss Mary Duffy. of Wilmington, was
the guest Of Miss Cecilia Boyle, on
Sunday.
John Hammers spent Saturday in
Elkton. Md.
Edward L. Bull, Of Philadelphia, wna
the guest OF Joseph Bacon yesterday.
Mrs and Mrs James King, Of VIII
lmington visited William Gehhardt on
Sunday
John Keenan, OF Chester, Pa, visited
friends IN this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lunt Will leave on
"wednesday for Denver. Colo, where
lHhey will visit their son, Charles They
expect to be gone about two months.
Mrs. James Wright, Of Chester, who
visited New Castle yesterday. wac
Overcome by the heat while attending
church. in the morning, but was soon
flrevived.
j Members Of st. Johns Lodge, A #
land A. NJ. have arranged to attend Di-
llvine service at Delaware City on sun
Tray evening next. to listen to a sermon
by the Rev. William J. Hamilton, rec
sltor or Christ Episcopal Church, and g
member of the fraternity.
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Eren Sd.

Little Elmer-Papa, what is 1t that
makes a statesman great?
Professor Broadhead-Deaths my son.
Harper ssBazar.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE REGATTA
REDUCED RATES TO HIGHLAND.
pOUGHNEEPSIE COURSE VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

On account Of the intercollegiate
Rowing Regatta over the Highland
Poughkeepsie course on the Hudson
river. Saturday, June 2i, the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will sell
round-trip tickets to Highland OF
POughkeepsie on June 20 and 21, good
TO return until June %, inclusive, from
Washington. d. c.. and intermediate
points TO Philadelphia. Inclusive, and
ali stations on the United Railroads OF
New Jersey Division and the West
Jersey and Seashore Railroad at rate
of single fare for the round trip.
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Want ads" one cent word in the
EYening Journal. saERn -As4. ssA
Evening journal., 1902-06-16

Commencement exercises OF ST.
Peters parochial school Will be held
on Wednesday afternoon.
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Read the Evening Journal for all
the latest news. a.sr
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LOST AND FOUND

OST-On last Saturday afternoon at
IL Sixth and King streets. $50 I'm notes.
inberal reward. H.. this office jl6-1t
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RusINEss OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
or viii exchange for suburban property
a well-lOcatcd corner grocery store and
dwelling A good money maker. Location
constantly improving. Good reasons Tor
selling. Apply
HAWKINS g. Co,
il8-5taod 40 Market street.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

CuFF turner's wanted at Shirt fac
- tory, Firth and French streets.
ll6-Gt
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WANTED

M ANTED. Larger safe, suitable for
w books. State lowest price. s. IL.
Durstein. East Second street. jl-tf
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LOCAL ouorArIoNs

ro-day'sEl local wholesale quotations rel
by Stayton & Chandler. -
Tomatoes crate, 25225
Cabbage Va, bar, ? 50
White Potatoes, Dushel, 9Oc
White potatoes bar p : TO so
Peas, basket, 90
Beans, string basket, I %
Strawberries, quart, &c TO Sc
Eggs, Del.andsMd dozen lSe, lec
Chickens, live, pound, l3C
Lemons box 3 so 375
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SITUATIONS WANTED

~ OOD cook wants place; also a cham
" hermaid; city or country. Apply 81
MORROW street, ii3-st
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{XT ANTED. Good woman for general
w HOUSE work No washing. 12Ol
North Clayton street Hest
II ADfESi We want n good representa-
IL tive I'm each locality and offer any
woman who will work a position Which
Will easily pay SIS per week. This is no
deception and lf you can spare only two
hours per day, address MISS MABEL u.
kl SH. Secretary, Box B, Joliet, III.
li4-2t
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A SAD YOUNG MAN.
An Object Lesson for Those Who Pur-
chase ScaIpers' Tickets.

An Object Lesson for Those Who Pur-
chase ScaIpers' Tickets
A local ticket agent OF leading ROAD
said yesterday to a representative OF The
Post:
Somewhere in Cincinnati thtrc IS sad
lookins young man waiting for telegram
or a letter from home giving him the as
surance that there is money IN route or
enclosed 70 release him nom bondage in
the Queen city,
al have just read In a Cincinnati paper"
the gentleman continued, "of a horrible
example IN the ticbct-scalpng line, which
ought 20 be a good lesson TO travellers
The person IN question, who refuses 70
give his name, t. the victim OF st. Louis
ticket broker through whose kindly ana
he tried to get to Baltimore at "a cheaper
rate thar an ordinary ticket would cost
him. II purchased ticket from a scalper
Ia st. Louis that was supposed to take
him from Mound city to Baltimore. Whcn
lac got on a Baltimore ana OHIO and south
western and St Louis railroad train at 81
Louis everything locked rosy After the
conductor finished cross-examinng him the
purchaser of the scaiper's tickets know
that ne had been swinded on ticket that
originally had expired I'm July Of this year
the punch hole having been so Clcycrly
filled ana the lettering replaced thnt
II required extraordinary effort to detect
the fraud.
He also learned that the stamp on the
hack had been erased with acias and "a
new date fixed Another portion ot his
lesson was the Information that II he want
ed to 90 on to Cincinnati he would have
to mortgage his trunk TO the railroad com
many, and that Is what is keeping him mere
now uulil he hears from the folks az home.
Inquiry developed the fact That the tickE
originally was sold at Ottawa, Kan for
continuous passage to Hot Springs. In
some way It got into the hands OF St
Louis broker, who changed date, destina-
ton, lines via which the ticket should read
and the stamp, so that ticket originally
good from ottawa, Kan, Ia Hot Springs.
Ark, until july ), 1902, was made good
from Ottawa to Baltimore and expiring IN
November, 1902. The unfortunate huvcr OF
the scalper's ticket will have TO stand the
loss unless he secs ht TO 70 10 St Louls
to prosecute the broker who sold him the
doctorcd transportation.
"In view OF the fact that, during our
recent Carnival the agent added many
uusophsticated persons actually called at
my office TO inquire u ] sold cut-ratc tick
cts, such cases as these should be given
! publicity by the press.
THE Southern Pacihc the Santa Fe and
all other passenger traffic departments IN
Texas have on file scores Of mutilated ana
forged tickets equally as notable MS the one
I sold in St Louis.
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A GREAT INVENTION.

r,t.. 4 At-tt..--
Modern Invention has Produced NOt'luS
More Important Than the Flange'
rroun Of gentlemen clustered togethor
,-,,,,. ,,rt,, f,,t g., ,is,,,ss,,,,,
The growth of modern invention The mar
ys,ons electrical development OF the last
',o' ~, 49,, An. ,o,,n,er+c5 prop and
deeaae NAV De'" uu'' NJ
the usual remarks made about the self
,,t,4or env,ipp ulpclIne, the linotype and
I-s..,i,,,, ,ross Suddenly an ,niguccr
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Mr.. BECKER HAS RESIGNED
MANAGER OF HOUSTON FREIGHT
BUREAU IN BAD HEALTH.
Services Have Been Short, but OF Benefit
to CiYs Commercial interests-Suc-
cessor Not Vet Named.

Mr.. f. o. Becker traffic manager OF the
Houston freight bureau, has resigned his
position on account OF III health. The fact
that he had rendered his resignation was
known about three weeks ago, but the cN.
ocutlyo committee Of the bureau, hoping
that his health might improve, withheld
an official announcement until last night
when IL was communicated 20 The Post by
a member Of the committee.
Mr. Becker has been connected with the
freight bureau but short time and has
put forth strong efforts for the commcrcial
interests Of Houston. and his withdrawal
on account Of continued III health was
much regretted by his colleagues and the
membership IN general.
Mr. Becker has not announced MS future
plans, but It is reported that. upon the ad-
vice of his physician, he viii return to his
former residence Mt st Louis. He has con
sented however, TO remain In charge OF the
bureau until his successor shall have been
selected
Ii may be stated authorltntlvely that the
executive committee OF the bureau has not
vet decided upon Mr.. Bccker's successor,
but It is suid that several competent men
are available.
The affairs Of the bureau and the complex
problems In freight rates and adjustments
are In excellent shape
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ANn c. n. ORGANIZED
For Work in the Fruit and Truck Corn
panV,


pany.
Palestine. Texas, November Pin a
talk today with Mr.. r. r. Claridge, i'm
migration and Industrial agent Of the In
teruatlonal and Great Northern railroad.
that gentleman said: along the line OF
crop diversihcaton, OF which truck and
frult growing is the leading feature. the
international and Great Northern country
Is more thoroughly organized than any line
in Texas or anywhere else, only two or
three points on the line lacking active,
working associations, especially where the
country IS adapted 10 truck aud fruit grow
ing. and associations viii soon be organ.
iz,d Mt those points. An encouraging phase
OF the development Of the magnificent
new industry OF truck and frnit growing
IN the international and Great Northern
country Is the interest. morally aud ma
terislly. which IS taken In 1t by the busl-
moss men Of our towns. / may add also
that they are among the most successful
growers, while their business education as
worth much 70 the farmers IN the matter
| ~ marketing. Land trading Is active IN
! many sections, the demand. as rule, benz
| ar small tracts for homes. Our land
I owners, as a rule, are liberal, both as u
/ nrlce and terms. What the country ne "a
/ are people who Will buy large tracts an
\ nareel them out 20 the people who arc
/ roIniig I'm swarms after the HOLIDAYS. IN.
/ ,.a,tgnard are here In cases where large
I trocfs are held OF the market IN small
/ tracts Is not owing 10 lack Of inciinatiol
/ ~ sell as 2 rule, but because % the Ia
! eynerience OF the owners In parceling Out
1 lands ia smaller holdings They prefer e
/ s,ii the large tracts. as whole. nt a figure
! Giving the retailer a hne chance for proht
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broken In South Texas within the past ak
months. These facts receive un attppti, nj
"a the East, probably due to the fact that
ane .Alotesaid journals have no correspond
enee with Texas railroad reporters.
. MS week u may bc well 10 cite the fact
tnAt me best speed record of he New
A9rk Central and tue I.ehigh Valley, and
~ others, has had seconds clipped on al
most uuiiy hy the Galveston. Houston and
henderson between Houston and Galveston.
= or example. the new Baldwin engine No.
- tflm. eNquisitely painted and glorious
appearing machine, With eight Whees and O.
SG-foqt driver. aud an oil burner. pulls the
o'clock train ont Of Galveston every
morning and the 445 express ont Of Hous
tpll every afternoon. makes hftcen station
ana crossing stops aud consumes from eigut
10 ten minutes on the hay bridge. aud
makes the trip Of hftv miles M forty four
minutes hat, subtracting for tue stops for
loading ana unloading passengers and bag.
gage.
Engine So nlcknamcd "'rhe Leopard" a
gigantic, snortlne, breathing monster. e
painted and gllded with such SKIN that q
Instantly attracts the attention Of all who
love tho beautiful. Standing dormant
looks what II Is. simply q magnificent ma.
chine; in motion It's smoothness and speed,
set on hy its varnish OF gold and mahog.
any, makes II appear like a mechanical
creature with unlimited power. the docile
pet Of the engineer and the pride Of the
management and its patrons
Tbs engine will pull within few DAYS a
solid vestlbulcd trpiu of four ears Including
the observation ear, the Olcott which l.
now being reftted and upholstered. end
coach No. 6. Just received, scutlug seventy
six persons. conceded TO he one OF the finest
coaches In the United States
Visitors to Texas are unstlntCd I'm Their
prnise Of such service ann visiting oniciHls
| from Eastern roads Invariably coucedc the
superiority Of some Of tdc South Tex $
trains, hut II Is never mentioned Ia The
Eastern railway journals.
Resident officials declare that the Calves
ton, Houston and Henderson train, above
described, holds the record OF the United
States for speed and general service.
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COCKS FOR A MANILA MAIN.


,saesn Feathered Fighters win Be
Francisco Pend - ''''''0
IN M, ~ ''1 ,'
p ny, 'ne american soldiers have no
n fl.pinos to fight, they have turned
srhan game cocps oa,ia.t r,,,r,nn
fieI the clas w ~ We sumo result mat
n As evidence Of Tho nov W. ord 10 ~" ~
y Ameqic, ,ng gohi coop containlng, nj
Pacific Mali dnal ErI5o appeureu ,,. on
~ away Hpon tbe st t.unS IN nnu VA was
I for tie Orient "' s''i'7i'lp Noie''
q coop Win IL boui.o.,4 ...
here from pcnSsrly,,,,its,e ISilai' !l'
zill Carey Tbirtictih' ann; coRsisneu TO
~, now ct Manila me- ,e o'ules hu,
III feet high SIX fae+ W ,a9, a ma naSf i've
Il Y inches deep. sioutly MIR ana ana fnr o
a With exteHm trs,,s fn nu'it a ai.u LUZ,
The Interior ,'oi v srgy5 s,, ior water and ana
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Corpus Christi, Texas November .26.
Robert b. Wander WORT, a former Corpus
Christi boy, but who IS now connected with
the great Forepaugh-sells circus, where, nv
"pidyolo," he performs the hairralsiug SON
satiou OF "looping the loop" on a bicycle.
IS on O visit TO his mother and family here,
Mr. wander Wort, who receives $1,000 a
week for his performance (which set New
York wild several months Hg0l, viii leave
here Friday Tor New York 20 go with Fore-
paugh and Sells 20 Germany for several
months Wander Wort has been the hero Of
the town since his arrival here last Satur-
day.
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ANOTHER NoTAeLE RECORD.

Eneine 80, the G., n. and H. LEOPARD"
Daily Make q Mile a Minute.
Eastern railroad journals are constantly
pralsing the speed records Of Eastern and
Northern railroads, and Texas roads seldom
get word Of praise, notwithstanding the
fact that railroad development in the Lone
star state is today the marvel Of the in
dustrIal world. Nowhere can be found suca
wonderful results in such a short space Of
time.
Last week The Post called the attention
Of the railroad journals (whosc gaze is 80
elevated that they can not see Texls at a ,
to the fact that all records for heavy ton
mage trains and for high speed have been
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NEW ORLEANS IS LUCKY.
Plan Has Been Agreed lpOa for a
Magnificent Union Depot.
ANCIENT DESIRE TO BE REALIZED.
Southern Pacific and illinois Contra
Agree and the Other Roads WIN Be
Forced Into Line.


The rrayers OF the general nubiie ma -
tbe ,csso,co,. +,og,, -, PU''ig anu OF
p9se''ee' ,."hic ou'clais OF southern
ana western railroads have at last avalled.
according to a resident Official Of tho South
ern p, clec v,ho.o st,.a,,,,,. T..
'''O'iiSN1 ~ eounrmed
ny snort dispatch from New Orleans and
the Crescent City-the great catc,vav ~
nosvonocr tr,ee,. 10 a. 49,, -
".'s "isIlueeht
union uepot az when an trains VIII rem
devious,
Tho Southern p,ciec ana tho r,,,,.,. o..
','N ''' '''ii'is Neh-
trai IL is stated, nave Just agreed 10 join
interests and erect a union depot and II Is
suthorltotivelv stated that tho OBJECT ~ mi,
a..,..... IN
Pacihc. the Queen aud Crescent and the
Louisville and Nashville Into line, and as
nands W w gSte,y on3 s1 n,yia 10 ~, lne
tancc of the CainivnI city.
The plan has lncubatcd into definite shape
ana Is scheduled to 60 into effect on Jan.
uarv /.
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sTlIl KEEps M M

During a period Of poor health some
time ago / goi a trial bottle of DeWitta
Little Early Risers.' says Justice OF the
~ took them and thcy did me 50 much
good J have used them ever since safe,
reliable and gentle. DeWitt'F Little Early
Risers neither grippe nor distress but stim.
uiate the liver and promote regular and
fasy action OF the bowels.
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pE HaYaeed NearIy Drowned.

Marble Falls, Texas November 2T-Con
tlnued rains have kept the Colorado and itI
numerous tributaries swollen FOR several
days to the capacity Of their chores
DR.. $. y. HayRoOd, a popular physician
Of Marble Fplls while making an attempt
10 ford Hamilton creek nt the Pangle cross
ing, barely escaped drowning yesterday
Bc had gone 10 visit patient IN 81 pouring
rain and on his return Journey he yenturef
got out safely, but 1t took hard struggle
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4 GIIIL WAR VETERAN.

]. W. stanton Of Canastota. n T., con
tracted rheumatism during the civil war
owing TO the constant exposure, ana up %
a few years ago suffered torments. Inc
best OF doctors failed 70 help him a friena
recommended DR.. David henne& Favor
lie Remedy and It cured him completely,
Dr. David Kennedy's Fdvorite hemeuy
is recognized as Il specific. II purlnes the
blood aud dissolves tho excess Of uric aclu
in IT, clears uD the urine, restores the
Kidneys and Bladder 10 their normal conal.
ton aud gently moves the bowels. ~ y
better for Constipation than any Pills btt
ter for the nerves than any sedauve bet
ter for the weak than ans tonic.
An druggists sell u In the NEW ~
CENT SIZE and the regular 81 size bot
Ties. -.
by mail
Or. David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout'
-7T7- nsT5S Te1neiTTs Golden Piasters
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no coMpETe MTH FRlsco.

M p. and the Iron Mountain Going Into
Springfield.
81. Louis, November 2T.-Aceordiug 10
mans awaiting the approval Of George
could. The Missouri Pacific and the Iron
Mountain roads will enter Springfield, No
"A ,ners come into direct competition with
the Frisco
the route and have all the necessary facts
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- Lamnasaa Bfaneh.

Austlp. Texas, November 27.-superin-
tendent j. NJ. Lee Of the Houston ana
Texas Central railroad returned Yesterday
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2m wv a0spm Arrive ......o. OF am
fi'''i,ra.i ,,airS eve Grand Central Depot
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MORPHINE

a treatment wholly new 10 method, ectlon
ana results. No pain. suffering o. prostta.
fien. You continue your regnlar WORK
etitution hut 4 thorough lasting cure. fres
trial treatment and sealed booklet sea. on
request Write today 20 DR.. PuRDfs
Mitchell Building. FanniD and Capitol
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~ n = an N Arrive, $50 am
sIt''''' Z" 40 Inn Arrive .......s, so pm
Fof Galveston fMIns sec G.. H. & IT,
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49, Texas, November n
i ~. s Day was not generally Oh.
i, wv The public schools. tne nost
= ne Layaca county Naf,onai Nam,
4 As,SosNt ing preached at IL O'Clock
Nalg eS,Salsi church. wv
s'loa toi i.s,sai srs court was in spe-
eislily' o eIs. ior me purpose OF giving
NO bad So, county aud precinct
~ 2 qualify. Se' done so an op-
p SIX w ~ county treasurer gives A
s2W " a. btnnett as col
sss'5 'oss after the w pear an. was ap,
\ 6esS NJ. and Mrs 5onn S sr,ea
lcsea since uts' slailea'
sssnns gS Ss.. aad ? writ Of napeas
M Is w, got his bond reapcaa
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l. & C. N. r. r.


btr0i Fool o. l9n9Te9s 7Vtuu7
Houston and Waco Trains
sIu. ,.,... ii.2Sam Arrive .''..'.l'SO pm
st. Louis Trains
...45.35 pm Arrive ..,...A g. 80 an
\, - 800 am Arrive ....9 80 pm
Colombia and Neasco trains
IN. ....... 7.90am Arrive ,...4'A5 pm
Daily Except SUNDAY 80.
|hwe00 a.n Sunday only g. Arrive 3'Aop pm
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G. C. & S. F. r. r.
G,ard Central Depot


" ' e x. s s Re Congress Ave. Depot 10
rl,u,es later than the above