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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
DEPARTMENT HAS PREPARED ARsoE
DAY PROGRAM.
VIII Be Sent to Those Who Desire ;
Guide for Exereises--Notes OF
the Departments.

Austin, Texas. February io.--Thc depart
ment OF education today gave out the fol.
lowing;
Material for a program OF Arbor Day ex-
ercises designed for public entertainments
was prepared last year by the state super
lntendent The little work can not be
circulated promscuously, but requests for
single copies for tho purpose OF cXamiua-
ton, or acquisitions for any reasonable
number OF copies where school exercises IN
accordance with the plan and mnterial Of
fered are undertaken, will be nlled Oy TO-
turn mall.
IL is Il common experience that such pub
| lie exercises consume more time In prepare
tion than they are worth, but the slggcs
lions here utcred to the teachers Of feNd'
include thoroughly practical plan OF
avoiding thnt difficulty,
The program is the fruit OF successful
! practical experience, Il Is complete aud sue
! stBntlal and will spread information an,
/ help to arouse public solicitude upon
matter that vitality concerns the genera
! welfare.
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Insurance statements.

Austin, Texas, February lU.-lhe follow
ing insurance companies flied their annual
statements with the commissioner Of agri,
culture, insurance statistics aud history To.
day for year ending December 81, 100,
paid the State tax aud We're granted per
nuts 10 do business in Texas for ensuing
year!
| Hamburg. Bremen Insurance company OF
Hamburg State tax S3S1 U3; office fees So
! certificates SEQ. Risks written S3,ObI,Js
| gross premiums received SU,,4uU ~ LOSSES
/ paid $il,St7. 20, losses incurred S3S,Stl 40.
Commercial Union Insurance company OF
| London state tax SSN43l; Office fees ~
! certificates Sci. Risks written S4,oao,Ols'
| gross prcmums received SIS,sU2.2o; losses
| pnd So, 4S2 ~ losses Incurred So3, fsA2O.
| National tuop Insurance company OF
! plttshurg state tax S1j231; otnce fees
| So Risks written $i,SSl,2Ta; gross pre-
mlums received $3u,4iS2S, losses pald Sl1''
| Stp.Bs losses incurred Sl1U3II1.
providence Washington Providence,
r. State tax S34l. 50; Office fees So GER
| tihcatcs Sl2N Risks written S4,o43,DO,
gross premiums received $50, 1896 lossct
pald S3S Sti. -; losses incurred $28Sh3.64
rrussnn National Insurance company OF
Stcttn, GcrmnHy--S tax $lSoB, otAe'
foes $40, certificates Sl5, Risks written
S2.bj5.41S; gross premiums received S3N'
lsp2v; Losses paid Sl3A709lli losses In
Cured 1u,biGa2,
liverpool London and Globe Of New Yorl
State tax SllS4S; office fees $50 ccruh
Gates SO, Risks written StS01,oo2, eroS
premiums received S23 SO y, losses palC
IST6S7li. losses incurred $I1l2li
| Northwestern Life Insurance company %
Milwaukee state taS SA,al0lI; agents Get
ti6catcs S31; office fees So Policies re
BOO; deceased IN adjustment policies -
NuluC S01.ONJ
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tion cancelled. buys 81, paying the legal
amount requisite, moves his family on the
section aud begins to feel that he has
home, lie makes various improvements at
considerable cost, pays each year for sevs
eral years the interest on the purchase
money aud the yearly instsllments OF the
principal, when he is confronted with the
appalling fact that his title Is in jeopardy,
that indeed he may have no title at all.
The nature Of the case Of Tomlinson vs..
Bogan. land commissioner. for mandamus,
now pending In the supreme court, reveals
this condition Of AFFAIRS 10 him. II the
supreme court decides this case in favor
Of Tomlinson land the supreme court has
decided that the land commissioner can not
cancel lease except for nonpayment Of
lease money then every settler on the pub.
Tic lands Of the State who has purchased
under the circumstances above outlined Is
without title to his land and can be oustod
by the nrst pre-empter who may reach his
I section. Investigation Allows that over
half the public lands sold from 1887 to 1901
are held by this sort Of titles.
| The Nicholson bill is to quiet these titles,
TO remove the cloud the state puts upon
them itself and con1rm the actual settler
In his purchase.
bill introduced In the house last week
by Mr.. Stsndter OF Grayson, proposing
10 validate certain land locations made III
Hutchinson county, has been fsrorably re-
ported by the committee on lands. and
promises TO furnish the grounds for live
" nght when It comes up.
Under the acts Of 1879 certain lands ID
this county were reserved from location
The clerk In enrolling the act Of 10 mad,
mistake aud misspelled the names Of
the counties IN wbich the reservation was
made Carson county was spelled "Cordo
va and Hutchinson "Hutchcrson Per
sons holding certificates claimed that tn
act did not reserve lands In Hutcherso
county, but In Hutchinson. and locate
their certificates In Hutcherson, coveriu
about 10000 acres The Standlfer III
proposes to correct the mistake made :
spelling Hutchinson county and to ynlldat
these locations
Some prominent citizens from that cour
~ came to Austin yesterday fortified wit
petitions 10 protest against the passage o
the bin on the grounds that Land Con
missioner Roenn and the attorney gcneri
had given opinions and made rulings 90 Cd
3 eject that the act Of 10, although IN
name Of the county was spelled wronl
clearly applied to Hutchinson county. TIL
= bin viii be taken up some day this week.
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HON I. I. MADDEN
FORMER MAYOR OF ST. loNAcs-
MICHIGAN,
Relates an Experiences Which, He says
Taught Him Valuable Lesson.

II have had an experience which tadstt
me q valuable lesson" said the Hon. Thoni-
as I. Madden, former mayor OF st. lgnnce,
Mich, 70 reporter tue other day.
leo" he continued, Sin an attempt to re-
cover my health, THAT the suggestion came
to me, For twenty years ! had been a
could not eat a hearty meal and even
the highest food distressed mc. I was
treated by several very able physlclans,
hut grew worse all Abe time. In fact, moth
ing helped me until ! tried nr williams
rink Pulls
Chronic Indigestion had brought on
SerSou ram OF Vn rn, Toisst
and biliiouenees. and ! think ] would have
given every cent Possessed to find relief.
But became more miserable and finally In
despair detoUnined TO take a southern
ION tho steamer hound for Galveston
chnnceh Ia see Or. Williams Pink pills for
Pale People mentioned In newspaper
article. As soon as We landed | purchased
n hox OF the pills and they gave me al
most Instantaneous relief II II had not
been for them think should have
starved TO doatb. grew constantly better
and IN short time | was cured.
! 1T Is now over yehr since these pills
digestion is perfect. I can eat heartily OF
| tho richest food, my nerves are quiet, my
| blood good and feel well and strong,
have h S'n made r vel n,n m pnon ny pr VII
The Hon, MIR MaddenS address is st.
Ienace, Mich and he Is willing to cor
roharatc the statement given above. The
power Of Or. williams Pink pills for Pals
People IN the vast number Of diseases due
TO impure hlool on 60 arrangements Of the
system, has been demonstrated in thou'
enuds NJ Instances as remarkable "a his
NJ ono who is suffering can rightfnlly neg
iect this way 10 restore health.
pr Williams pink Pills for Pale People
arc sod ny NIL dealers or Will he sent post
paid on recent " price 80 cents a ho1
or siX boxes for So. 30 they are never sole
I'm Dnlk or by the hundred) by addresslnf
Dr Williams Medicine Company Science
] tndN V
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|nlSTlpBANCE Ar DALLAS
.ss 4 HANDKERCHIEF FROM The
W WHITE HOUSE
Nav. Voted to Charge So Much
look at 1t and Then Send
II Back


mis-, TsIoH February lo'---In"r" is "f'
a,arni nmnng tho 'aoieS OF "ul''s
~ working on plans to raise ''''"A ~.
hi kindergarten work. we ar'"ust'''N'
h mis-, funds Is called 'olu"',''a &C.,
sa" Mrs Theodore R'oSeVe't' wiz "
Ne chief eIe:utiv" OF tne un''e'' -, ~, -
4 scne private secretary ""S ne", " '"'''
Irthltf to be sold at ''Io'un'o'a '.'''p
Fn,' which has caused 'nuc" 'o'''u'n' on
te part Of the ladies' VINO we're manu- '"S
h kindergarten feSti'a" Az " "'sS ~ ',''V v
Iar this morning there was 'ourn 'u''E "'-
Iaa expressed st the E'lt anu 's'''', ~
ufs made IN reference 10 N'"' N''N''' '' y
liniserchlef tastes "u'cn were ou''''''
ssihry IN the extreme .-
TIE handkerchief 'n quest'o" " ''''' ,,
fat machine hemS'lich'a' an" 1t ~ 49,
" lldes who are competent jugs
/ Suld be duplicated IN any store III JAIME
iS the small sum Of lo cents, Al me '""o'
r.tIrg this morning at the Elks cIup some
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TYLER BANK CASES.
zoe petense Has Begun the Introduction
OF Testimony

ne Defense Has Begun the Introduction
OF Testimony.
gPF Texas February l0.-Upon con
,sOn Of court this morning the defend
" began the Introduction OF their testi.
asy' The deed Of trust covering the prop
y, q the Tyler Car and Lumber company,
I eD,ilns Us railroad in Angelina county
oas ~ me bank In the payment Of the
jstion Soo,on, was introduced without oh
ono ~ ~ we government, II. c. higgins,
upon IN Lne directors Of the bank. was placed
l6ei bns stand for the purpose Of showing
ths io@aS director consented AMI ADVISED
Ter cos ems made 10 the Tyler car and lmn-
asa government objected to this proof,
Il Il" ~ long arguments, consuming most
ihe uay, the court sustained the nbiec-
roye Nv Ahe defendants then offered "a
~ han. oS TACT by all OF the directors OF
s5I.c,iaana " 1896, to which proof the same
Ia N'u was made and the same ruling
norrotr unen adjourned until 10 o'clock to
IL I'M, When the defendants will resume
e----.''uet'on OF their testimony.
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RCCKDAlE NEWS.
Nine and One. fourth Cents Paid for a
Lot OF Cotton.

Nine and One Cents Paid for
Lot OF Cotton.
Bockdale Texas, February 1o.-Sear-
'tn:h Hicks sold 500 bales Of cotton yes.
edT to an agent Of Ralli Bros. for 0l4
WITS the highest price realized for cotton
l'r III many years The list of cotton
derred to was picked early I'm the season
ha selected ont Of the best handled by
scarborough Hicks.
Ire Big Lump Coal company 0iGnite) has
,eeled the following officers for 1903: II.
L Mitcher president; ]. f. Cofheld, vice
resident and c. H. Coffeld, secretary,
Rasurer and manager.
ine hockdale Improvement company, own
me water works and electric light
EanN here, have also elected officers us
lows Leonard Isaacs, president; r. H.
s.,s superintendent, and C. Hanson, sec
Hlary and treasurer.
A., me streets were again thronGcd ycster
~ win farmers wagons In quest of corn
% IVY Of which is loaded directly into the
rsasls from the cars The demand Is ire
s..u and 1t Is impossible to get tht
we IN iast enough to meet It.
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NAcoepocHgs Rlp Foa COLLEGE,.
NAV Not Be Successful Because Con1m's'
Eioners Are Not Satisfied.

Nacogdochcs Texas, February lo.--1Ne
delegation Of Baptist dlyines who came
here to locate the grounds for the purpose
Of removing the Fest Texas Baptist col
GO TO this point have not yet announced
their decision. The grounds the board was
Impressed with is the university property
In 1898 when the Republic OF Texas grant
cd this establishment the property was
decided 10 the county OF Nacogdoches,, q
honrd ot trustees was elected by the cru
yens Of tho county TO take charge Of the
nroperty, aud there is some doubt rs 10 the
authority Of these trustees to dispose o.
the same. Several lots have been sold on
tees IL Is thought by some lawyers that
legal title could not be given. Other
localities close into the business center OF
tho town can he obtained but they DO
not suit the commissioners.
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in THE SENATE.


Austin, Texas, February i0.-Bills were
introduced in the senate this morning as
follows;
BY Grlnuan, by request Furnishing theft
Of pecaps. judiciary No. ..
ny Norris. Restoring the civil and Grim.
lnai jurisdiction OF the county court OF
Folk county. Judiciary No. 1.
By Decker Amending the statutes gov
ernine the state militia, SO as to reorgaulze
tue Volunteer Guard OF Texas to conform
to the provisions Of the Dick bill recently
passed by congress Military analrs,
BY Decker. Making 1t msdcmeapor TO
destroy arms, clothing or other military
property aud providing punishment for
those who wear military uniforms whie
not OH duty. Military AFFAIRS ,. 49,.
| BY Davidson Of Galveslon.rtlNln wv
time OF holding court In the IweniS .'hi !.
| judicial district. Reported laNoRpF ~
| By Hicks-EA Authorizing the assistant attor
ney general TO sign documents IN tne az
sence OF the attorney general Juuie'ars
ny Hicks Requiring electric street rail
! WAYS to provide storm protectors OF Ncst'
bnlcs for motormSn during MovSm1gr y
BY Harper--Making many changes IN th'
state health department., creating q 1Ihnci
OF vital statistics, etc. nelne tnSg oim ocIs
tlun. puhlic health, ~.
rs Faulk-Fixing the time OF holdini
court in the Third judicial district Ju
dicial districts -
nv Grinnan, by requcst-providlpE tha
comfy attorneys fees may be paIanie IN
same as district attorneys fees. Judlc'ST
, No !.
By Mllls-To permit service on fSreie
corporations, doing business IN TeSa'
through their agents judiciary No.
ny Ilarbison- Changing the statutes :
/ that small corporations may be chartere
for two OF moro purposes Judiciary Nc.
By Davidson Of Dc witt aud Hicks
, Amending the act providing for stat
/, board OF medical examiners SO as To inc9
poratc the recent recommendations OF th
state board OF medical examiners rum
, health
nv Prohibiting selling pools Q
horse races beyond 200 yards OF tracks on
, only on the day ot the race. Referred
, judiciary committee No. .,
y Ry Davidson Of Cnlvcston--An act for q
promotiou of medical science ny the Ill
y trlbutipn and use Of unclaimed huma
! bodies for scientific purposes, through
board created for that purpose, TO |
y known MS the anatomic board, composed Z
representative from the state medical &C
Y lCgCS
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Cbarters Filed.

Austin, Texas, February io.-'rhe follow
Ing charter was filed with the secretary OF
state today:
Center Dry Goods company OF Center,
Shelby county, capital stock 5000. Pur.
pose, purchase and sale of goods, wares
and merchandise Incorporators, N. j, God
frey, Houston, r. A. Barker WoodYille,
and +. w. Dunlap Berea
An amendment was fled 10 the charter
NJ the NAPLES Pointers company OF Fort
Worth Increasing Its capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000
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A HEALTH BILL
Bureau OF vital Statistics Is Provided for
Thereby.

Bureau OF vital Statistics Is Provided for
Thereby.
Austin, Texas. February Ex-senator
Harper Of Limestone county this morning
introduced bill the purposes Of which
are In the interests OF the public health.
The bin creates a bureau OF Vital statistics
to be established within the quarantine de-
partment The State health officer shall
appoint registrar Of vital statistics. This
officer being physician learned IN the awS
OF sanitation. lie shall collect aud pub
llsh bi.enuully the vital aud mortuary sta
tistics Of the State. The births Of all chill
dren shall. under penalty Of failure to do
so, be reported To the county clerk Of each
county with all particulars pertaining to
said child
The health officer shall provide santa.
ton rules aud regulations " cover the In
spection Of foods.
In short. the bill provides for an exten.
slye system OF rules aud regulations for
sanitation. the prevention OF Infectious aud
conta kious diseases. the collection and dvs.
semluatlon Of vital statistics, embracing
the birth aud death lists with all particu
lars pertaining 10 same and the perfect
inspection OF food products.
The bill Is In accordance with tho re
quests of the State Medical association.
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portraits Of IA comptroIIers.

Austin, Texas, February 1o.-Gomptroller
r. NJ. Love Is now collecting portraits OF
all the cx.comptrolers Of the state with a
succeeded In getting pictures Of +, II. Lub-
hook. w. NJ Brown w. j, Swain, r. W.
Finley. Governor Lubbock wac the hrSt
comptroller I'm 1916 and did the work OF
ployes and had some time to fish on the
Colorado river Colonel Love, the present
comptroller has forty.nnc employees, who
In thc afternoon, and could furnish con
slant employment for ten additional clerks
IL the appropriation for the department
would justify hlm IN giving them sItua-
lions
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Iudament Aaalnst Postal.

Austin, Texas. February l0.-rhe case OF
Frank r.. owen vs.. the Postal Telegraph
and Gable company was taken up In the
Fifty-tblrd district court last Friday and
given TO the Jury yesterday evening.
Plaintiff brought this suit for $4,000 dau''
ages for alleged failure Of the defendant TO
deliver an important telegram promptly
THE Jury rftni ned for the plaintiff, award
Ing damages In the sum of 500.
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Ciiv ptImnnes Callrd.

Austin, Texas, February i0-The city
democratic executive committee met here
ut s o'clock tonight and passed a resols.
ton hxing February "a as the time for
holding primary election. They also
passed resolution requiring every voter
Ia the election 10 be a white man and n
democrat The committee decided further
that every man Offering to vote must pre-
sent his poll tax receipt before being al
loved 10 DO 40
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onk cnH Bond. ReuIstered.

Austin, Texas, February 10. An issue o.
$1,000 city OF Oak clln bonds was registered
by the comptroller today, these bonds hay
ing been approved by the attorney, genera
YESTERDAY ayeniug The comptroller also
regletered an issue OF 1890 Burnett county
court house repair bonds today.
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General Grant At tho Capital.

Austin. Texas. February lo-Generai
Grant and stan were met at the depot OH
their arrival this evening by Adjutant Gen
ern scurry. and driven 10 the capitol.
where the general paid his respects 70 GOV
ate and hOnsO with courtesies becoming MIS-
rabk He Ia being entertained by the Elks
tonight and will return TO Sau Antonio At
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State sues for Land.

Austin. Texas. February ioThe attor'
ney general filed suit 10 the name Of the
state todsy IN the Twenty sixth district
court against E.. /. Mckinney and ".
Aysrs, Beth Of. Larsr county. to rsco s,,
held BIZ the defendants ----.-.-------
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stoekholders considerIno Matter

Gonzales. Texas, February io,-The stock
holders Of the Gonzales cotton mills held
meeting today In regard 10 the increasing
OF the capital stock aud capacity Of tho
mill The board Of directors met ana are
discussing the plans for the Increase
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rfIn FIRsr or rHrNi.

Austin. Texas. February 10.---Represcnta-
tive Mulkey will introduce concurrent
resolution In the house tomorrow provld
ing for the adjournment Of the Twenty.
eighth legislature sine die April Q.
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rangements with the proprietors of
Hyomei, the famous guaranteed cure
for these diseases, to send bottle OF
their remedy to any one mailing them
our coupon. The bottle will 90 BY
mail, all charges prepaid, and does
not place you under any obligation
whatever.
BE sure 10 give your full postcffice
address, and write your name plainly,
sending the coupon to The r. 7. Booth
Co, Hyoniei Building. ithaca. n. X.
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LANnAM CAN'T 90 no GALvEsro'

Austin, Texas, February 10. The senate
this morning accepted the Invitation ex-
tended TO the legislature TO be the guests
Of Galveston on February FL % and q.
Senator Davidson Of Galveston and Hon.
John t. Linn, representative from that
county. called on Governor Lanham aud
presented the invitation for him to be the
guest of their city OF the same time and 10
ofhcIate IN the laying Of the sen wall cor
ner stone Governor I>anham assured the
gentlemen Of his appreciation Of the invi'
fation ana expressed the most profound re-
gret that he would he unable 10 accept A.
frhe business Of bis ofhce Is pilna up 81
FAST, he said thai he could not shofd n
psepis Of GslvssteS could feel assured that
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he would be with them In heart. soul and
spirit In fact they would have everything
but his physical presence
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100000 BOTTLES FREE
Special Arrangements to Give
Hyomel, Ne Cure for Coughs,
Colds 8sd catarh, Free
to Our Readers.

In order that
none of our read
ers may have any
excuse for suffer-
ing with a cough
or cold or any
catarrhal trouble,
we have made ar
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nlLLs INTRopucEp.

bill. but soon yielded to a motion to adj
journ az . o'clock.
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AI,rEnNOnN SKssInl

A short session was held 70 receive Gfn-
eret Grant after which nm adjournment
was taken until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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Island and Gulf Railway company to pur'
chase the chicago, Rock Island and Texas,
the chicago, Rock Island and Mexico aud
tho Choctaw, oklahoma and Texas rail-
ways.
Considered but deferred action until TO.
morrow on StancId's Oil prohibiting thr
houses Of railroads from places which have
given a bonus for same or from where they
have been located hyc years, etc Attor'
neys Of several railroads appeared before
the committee IN opposition to the hlll
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Notice.

Office of the St. Johns Irrigation
Company, organized under the
laws Of the Territory of Ari-
IONA, St. Johns, Ariz., Nov.
13, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the
follOwing-named persons are de-
linquent on assessment made by
said company as follows, to-wit:
J. P. Bigelow, share in city,
$1.27; E. N. Freeman ST.. II
shares in city and 591a shares
i'll field. $14 b6; Gabriel Gaseer, l
share in city, So %; w. NJ. Har-
ris, 8 shares in city and Al shares
in field, S11.27; Mrs. Sara6n Apo
daca, 4 shares in city, SO. %; Mrs.
M. E. Whiting, 3 shares in city,
$1.O4; Eliazar Jones, 6 shares in
city and 81 shares in field, $4.94;
Mrs. Lena Perez, II shares in
city. S2.76; Mrs. Lusinde Richey,
2 shares in city, $2.O4; Mrs. J. C.
Hunt, 4 shares in city, $O.92;
Mrs. Rosinde Montana, share
in city, S1.27.
Notice is hereby given that,
unless said amounts above men
toned are paid within twenty
(2O days from the first publica-
ton of this notice, the said
shares above set forth will be
sold at public auction to satisfy
said delinquent assessments.
This sale will take place at the
residence of the secretary OF said
corporation at St. Johns, Ariz.,
between 10 O'CLOCK a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m. December 5, 1903.
Q. c. DIVERSION,
Secretary.
LIST pub. Nov. II Last Nov. %.
santa Eo ROIi,,cod DaAoc
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Santa Fe Reduced Rates.

For the brotherhood of Rail
WAY Irainmen's Ball, Winslow,
ARR November i9, 1903. Fare
for round trip S1.8O, Final limit
for return Nov. 20, 1903.
For the Arizona Teachers
Association, Phoenix Ariz., Dec
1929, 1903. Ash Fork ard re-
turn S8.l5 on certificate plan.
{. II. BROWN,
Agent, HOlhrOOk, Arizona