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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

\ courtship of two years duration was
brought to a elimination yesterday. when
Mrs. Elizabeth d. DeLano. president Of the
Franklin Hotel Company. corner OF Sarah
street and Westminster place. became the
wife OF y. L. d. de Rupert. one of her
guests.
The bride is - years old. while the bride
groom is one year his wifc's senior. Their
wedding came as distinct surprise to all
the guests of the fashionable hotel. as
all Were anticipating an elaborate house
Wedding Instead of gratifying the eXpec-
tations of their friends. however. Mrs. De
1.ano and AIR de Rupert. who is represent
ing q syndicate of French newspapers at
the Worlds Fair. decided 10 take all by
surprise. They accordingly went downtown
together procured a license. and then went
10 the office Of Justice of the Peace Robert
Carroll where the ceremony was per-
formed
Their marriage is not without its tingc of
romance since they met and fell in love
after each had reached their fifty-year
mark. De Rupert and Mrs. DeLano met
while the former was lecturing ut Burling
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

morning at $50 o'clock. at the Pilgrim Con-
gregational c. e. Society Sunday evening At
I O'clock, and at the congress OF The city
Union AT Drank Memorial Presbyterian
Church Monday evening.
II matters can be arranged Mr.. Holley
Will he in the city Tuesday evening and will
lecture on his collection to . mass meeting
OF members of the city societies
The museum of Mr. Holley includes
badges and views of all the internatona
conventions: souvenirs Of everr State con-
vention that has ever taken place: facsim-
lie copies of the original constitution. and a
complete record of the progress of the So
ciety since its beginning. The duplicate of
the collection does not exist.
1t had its start ut the National Conven-
ton in this city in 1880 AT that time MIR
Holley was State secretary Of Michigan. and
came to tn" convention al the head Of sev-
enteen delegates. Here he received his first
badge. and the idea of making a collection
Al the national conventions held since the
exhibition of the museum has been a feat
ure. 1t now numbers more than $500 ar
ticles which have been gathered from every
State and Territory of this country. the
provinces of Canada, ard many foreign
lands. The collector has sixty regular cor
respondents in twenty-nine countries. and
there is scarcely a week passes that some
CuriO is not forwarded 70 him
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
Doctor Moore ForhidS Presenta-
ton of His Name 10 West
Presbyterian Church.
WISHES TO REMAIN IN OMAHA.
Committees Of Church to Continuc
Wcrk and Choice of Ministers
May MOI Re Made Tn
til Fall.

Plans Of the congregation NJ the West
Presbyterian Church 10 cali the Reverend
Doctor T. b. Moore OF Omaha. Neb as its
pastor We're upset by a message from him
few hours before the meeting last night
asking the session not Ia present his name
for consideration.
The members OF the session had no other
',ame to present. and no action was taken
toward filling the vacant position
1t was thought that the question Of a
pastor would he settled. and there is great
disappointment that /, wls not. Members
of the church however. have not given up
hopes of securing Doctor Moore, ana it is
said that the petition Of the session to al
low consideration Of his name will be re-
newed.
tor since the death of the Reverend Doctor
Francis l.. Ferguson last March.
1t was decided that no action toward fill
that the pulpit should be supplied from sun
day 10 sunday. The ministers preaching in
The church were not to he considered can
dilates for the pastorate.
The MOI k OF recommending persons for
This position was intrusted TO the session of
the church, which appointed committees TO
visit ministers at their own churches, hear
Ihelr sermons and converse with members
OF their cDngrCt atoms.
Before the selection Of Doctor Ferguson
as pastor. Doctor Moore was twice invited
50 take the position. He was al that time
Mt the head of a church in Helena. Mont,
and his presbytey declined to release him.
SECOND INVITATION.
Remembering the unanimity with which
the congregation had acted in the former
instances. the Sessions Committee went 10
Omaha TO hear Doctor Moore in the West
minister PreSby terian Church. Of which he
is now pastor. y smaller committee made
second visit and secured the pastors per-
mission to present his name a candidate.
and afterward Doctor Moore preached in
the West Church.
His congregation in Omaha is strongly
opposed to his leaving that charge, eSps-
cially work on new church building IS
about to be commenced. In Difference TO
their wishes Doctor Moore declined to have
his name presented
II was stated last night that the session
has no other person in view, and that the
work of selecting candidates will be con-
tinued ,along the same lines in the future
in the past.
The chairman of the congregational meet
ing last night was the Reverend Doctor
Samuel c. Palmer. pastor of the Lafayette
Park Presbyterian Church.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
Body of Six Year-Old Gussic Meyer
Taken From Water Near
Festus.
DISAPPEARED A WEEK AGO.
Father Declares Description Is
That of His Lost Son and
Will Claim tho Body at
Once.

From the description of the body of a
boy taken from the river near Festus, Mo,
contained in a telegram to The Republic
last night. y Meyer living at the foot of
Gasconade street. declared shat it was that
of his lost 6-year-old son Gussie. who has
been mysteriously missing since Friday
last.
Meyer will proceed to Ftstus to-day TO
identify and claim the body.
Gussie Meyer. The missing hoy. lived
with his father in house built on the
river bank. He was bright little fellow
and did much to take care of his father ;
house. his mother having died within a few
days after his birth.
a housekeeper was employed to look after
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Whose body is supposed to have heen found
in the Mississippi River, eight miles below
Crystal City. Mo.
the home and or Friday last young Meyer
busted himself helping her about the rooms
and carrying water. Then he wandered OF
to play. He was never seen afterwards.
He never went in swimming except when
his father was with him, and this led his
father 10 think that perhaps he had been
lured away by tramps along the railroad
tracks or had in some way got lost
All week his father has searched for him.
Wherever there was clue Of a wandering
child his father went. The rnorgue was
visited daily. vet no trace of the little fell
low could he found
The dispatch from Festus announced that
n. A. Buskin had found the body Of :, boy.
supposed to be about years old. in the
river about eight miles below CRYSTAL CITY
yesterday. The boy said the telegram.
was dressed in dark wooden knee breechcs
a striped flanneette waist. trimmed with
blue. The news was brought to Festus hv
commercial traveller. and Coroner Oswald
at De Soto. was notified. and instructed Ed
mund kerruish. at Festus. TO have the Jus
tice of the Peace to take charge of the re-
mains. The body was well preserved
That's my poor boy sobbed Meyer II
knew all day 1 would hear from him by to-
night
Mr.. Meyer will go to Festus this morning
and take charge of the body. which will be
buried by the side of the boys mother.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
MISS JORD|NE WILL HAVE
PRELIMINARY TRIAL TO-DAY.
Bloomington Girl Accused Numbering Her By Sister Souty Re
Her Innocence but Maintains Air of Indifference To
ward the Whole Maer-Police Are Puzzled.

than he will tell. and his arrest is not an
improhabiity.
Several detectives from out of town ar
rived in Bloomington to-day to work on this
nuzzling case. Miss Jordine stouty reiter-
ates her innocence and cannot I've shaken
from her first story that she took the baby
over home and left it and that somebody
stole it.
The most damaging thing against the girl,
In the general opinion. IS her air of indif-
ference to the entire matter. She shows no
natural grief over the death of the baby
and no shame over her own arrest and i'm
prisonment In Jail she maintains an atti-
tu1e of indifference to all that trauspr"s
around her and declines TO talk about the
charges against her further than 20 say she
knows nothing about the baby's death
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
THE WEATHER..
Official Forecast for To-Day and
To MORROW,

Washington. July l5.-Forecast:
For lllinois-Far Thursday. except showers in
south portion. Friday showers. with warmer in
northeast portion; light to fresh northeast winds
along the lake.
For Observation-Disclosures Thursday and probably
Friday.
in northwest portion Friday showers and not
49,
For Oklahoma and Indian TerrItory-Occa sonal
showers THURSDAY and Friday; not 50 warm
, For Eastern TeSas-Fair Thursday and Friday:
light 20 fresh southeast winds
For Nebraska-Far Thursday. except showers
IN southeast portion. Friday far
For kanFas-Showers Thursday: lower temper
atuie Friday fair, except showers in southeast
For iewa-showers Thursday and probably Fri
iny ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
A TEXAS WONDER,

one small bottle OF the Texas Wonder.
Halls. Great Discovery. cures all kid
ney and bladder troubles. removes gravel.
cures diabetes, seminal emissions, weak
and lame backs. rhehma,isr... and all ir-
regularities of the kidneys ard hadder In
both men and women; regtfetes Bladder
troubles in children. II not sold By your
druggist. it will be sent b.. r.ail or receipt
of 81. One. small bottle is ,wof months
cure Dr. e. W. Hall, sole maAGfacturer.
p o. Box 600, st. Louis, Mo- Send for testi-
monials. Seld by all druggists. Office, 2931
(SHszA str~>a~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
Boys Mother reared Lockinv.

Raphael Champaign, Jr., 10 years old. was
brought to the City Hospital yesterday by
his mother. who feared that he would
contract lockjaw from wound in the leg.
caused by blank cartridge which exploded
Unexpectedly on the Fourth of July The
lad was trying to force blank cartridge
msr fell and the cartridge exploded. send
ing the wad into the boys limb. He is in
~ danger, 1t " sid. -
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ris and striking the latter over the hea
with a revolver made his escape
The rObher IS described as Weighing 80
puunEs. feet inches tall. q gray
suit. Gar: h2t and had dark complexion.
With tn" exception Of the gray suit tie
man answers the description OF the bridge
hold-up man. and the police believe him to
he the same fellov
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last night and secured 81. and about forty
minutes later. at Page and Grand avenues.
held Up and robbed Ell Conroy of No. 355f
I-9c,odc avenue OF So
G. r Morris Of 40. $50 DeIp1ar avenue
was with Conroy at the time and grappled
with the highwayran. who broke from Nor
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
HIGHWAYMAN RORS TWO HeN.
Police Believe Robbpr Is the Same
Man Who Operated on Bridges.

A lone hiEhwayman. thought by the no.
lice TO he the one who held up and robbed
three victims on the Grand and jefferson
avenue bridges Tuesday night. held up p.
w Ayers of No. 4S59 Fountain avenue at
Page and Vandeventer avenues al Il o'clocti
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
READ THIS.

st. Louis. Mo., April 90 1903
This is to certify that have been cured
of kidney and bladder trouble by the use Of
one bottle of the Texas Wonder and | can
cheerfully recommend it Ia others suffering
with kidney and bladder troubles. / have
gained 90 pounds since using Il. Yours truly
W. r. CoRDELl-, a6i3 Olive ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
TO ATTEND CONVENTION.
Missouri Epworth Lea,-uerS VIII de-
mart This Morning Cor Inrfrni4

part This Morning for Detroit.
Three hundred members Of Missouri Ep-
worth League will depart this morning at
s45 O'Clock in a special train over the Wa
bash for the International Convention.
which will commence al Detroit Mich, to-
morrow and last through Sunday.
More than one-half of the delegation are
St Louis persons. The remainder come
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR SOUVENIRS.

Merritt II. HOlley VIII Lecture on His
Collection to Local Societies.
st. Louis Christian E>ndeavorers who were
not able to attend the international Conven-
ton recently finished In Denver will have an
opportunity of viewing the famous collec-
zion OF Christian Endeavor souvenirs owned
by Merritt b. Holley.
Mr.. Holley exhibited his museum in Dem
yer. and will arrive in this city to-day He
VIII remain here until next week. appearing
before the Junior Bible Class OF TIE Foun-
tain Park Congregational Church Sunday
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

Enamel Kid. the most satisfactory Patent
Leather made. You will find 1t in The Boeh-
Oxfor6s for men. They are worth IS Of any
mans money. ION. B'yaY 2Es yf y, sta ST
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via Wnbash.b
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Trair Depart. Nrrive.
Nartb lllirniS Express Spring
G.II. r-rcrort aud DIhuGu".. 80 am $50 Pm
~ -.1rs f.ryl.Eht : 'ccHi-P""-
rin ard Springfield l2:25 pm 90 pm
Springfield Ac"o mwuiatien..-- ~, nm ll:i" an
- frqrn Diamond Special. s;lu pm ~ am
Springfield Accommodated f':' pm .'-...''-
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MIyiI. RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets.
daily-9:l0. 200 500. $50 D. III. Except Sunday.
Saturday and SUNDAY only-fli7 p. Sunday
only-5:4. To5 a m. 1926 p. m.
Leave Washington avenue daily-s:H a.. ::
2:65. 5:oJ. SOS p m Except Sunday-4:os. s:21.
i:o2. SEA. $50. i1:lo m AS s:1T Q. m. Sat
urday and Sunday only-li:25 p. m Sunday only
US. 40 a. m: 1873 y.
Westbouad-Leave Granite City. daily - 1:I2.
e:i5. SIS T:i2 p m. Except Sunday-5:I5. 6:04
100. s2l. 80. li:iO a. m: SIS s:l7 p. m Sat
urday only-i:i5 .. N. SUNDAY only-5:55. s:fa.
1000 a. Saturday and Sunday only-11:53 D.
m. Except Saturday and SInday-5:G p. m.
Leave Madison. daily-1:ls. 2:i9. Sos. az y. m.
Except Sunday-5:fs. SOC. 1:Os. s2a. e55. 1l:14 q.
a t:3i. 9:2l a. m Saturday only-4:D p n.
Sunday only-S:00. sos. 1c:oo a m. Saturday ard
Sunday onIy-l15s D. m.
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ST. LOUIS-PEORIA LINE.
soc G p & 81 ~
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ST. L.OUIS-LOUISVlLLE LINES
Train. Depart. Arrfvs.
Princeton Louisville Lexing-
ton and stations Chat
tancoE1. Rome Atlanta. Mat
tcon and points in the South
Mount Vernon Accommodation 1904 pm 1910 am
Princeton Louisville. Lexing-
ton and way stations. Knox
VILE. Asheville. Chattanooga.
Rome Atlanta. Augusta.
Charleston. Macon and all
Eo,ibeast H...t........ slo:a4 nm .I:32 am
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOU
RAILWAY.

C. + x ST. l..
Train Depart. Arrive.
and Air, ....."..... $3.50 am s1I: oI pm
Alton. ChIutauqua and Jer-
seville" Commuters Special. 1909 am 80" am
Alton Springfield. Peoria and
Cuautaugua Express. ..--...-:. 's:li am 'i'Si pm
t"n :4s pm I'll 20 pm
feii Mail "a III pm 1855
eeIi $50. 1914 pm 1855 am
) lion and Ifrscyville fll pm "a 90 an
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NJ, X. & 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
Vile. Sedalia, Fort Scott. In
dian Territory and Texas
Express
The Katy Flyer" for Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston. Gal
weston. San Antonio. Mexico
City and intermediate roint=.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
Vile. Sedalia. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas Express.
Missouri. Kansas, Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma FLYER.
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TOI Emo. ST. Louis AND WESTERN.
I,N.L- L

Train. Depart Arrive.
Tho Commercial Traveler-
Toledo. Buffalo and New
Eastern Express - Illinois In
60, ArrommOdstin- - y "A nm si2:is pm
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BIRLiNGTON ROUTE-UNlON ST.


For Hannibal H. * 81. J.
points Quincy. Kephuk and
Burlington ..-..-----..-..-.... Zoo am 90, Pm
Local tu Hannibal al am IS nii
For quincy and keolluk...... t':il am 1850 Pa
F,r st. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East SHE line. Illinois and
Wisconsin --........---.---- 'I:5e am 'o'Vt pin
The EurIinEtCn-NOrthern Pa
ciiic Express. for Kansas
city. y. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska. BLACK Hills, Wyp-
ming. Montana. washington.
Puget sound Portland and -, -
Oregon ''.V' am ''l' "'
Paul Iiirnsanolis and Iowa. '2:l5 pm .2:1O pm
The Nebraska Colorado E.N-
press for Denver. Colorado.
.' Jo1 ' "a '.l ,s. els pm .6:5 pm
Night Northern Empress. fog
=. raul Minneapolis and
Iowa '.tJ phI o-'' 'iti
For Illinois via East Side line.
to Rock Island. clinton. Ia, ...,s 90
savanna ana DUBUQUE. -..-... TS:si pm 'o'to am
For Kansas city. Council
Bluffs Omaha. =. Joseph.
Denver. $e'rd ska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific coast...-..-. '9NH pm :. ~ anu
Irgal Cor Hannibal ------ vi: =" Iul
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COTTGN BELT.

ST. LOUIS SDU INV EST EN.N NaIl
Train. Depart.
Via Eismarck and Deltal... 500 am
via bismarck and DeItab.. $40 pm
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FRISCO sISTE,

IpeD2rt. Arrive
yslIet parl, Accommodation. 1861 am HOPS am
Valley Park Accornmoda ton t.:!1 pm !. 30 am
Pacific Accommodation ..--.-. 's:l1 am tl:l0 pm
Texas and Kansas Mail-For
Springfield. Fort smith Par
is Dallas. Ennis. Houston,
Galveston. Carthage, Joplin
and Wichita NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .YNn am 80 pm
Pacific Accommodation . tl:l0 pm HOES am
V:il;Ty park Accommodation HES pm TAO pm
Meteor - For Springfield. car
thagc. Joplin. Wichita. Vim
ita. Oklahoma. DenisOn.
Sherman Dallas. Fort
Worth Waco and Rrovnwooi 500 pm ~ 80 am
VALLEY park Accommodation. 90 nm fh:ip am
Valley Park Accommodation tG2i pm fn:Cp pm
JI1cifr Accommodation 49,. Is "a pm t. :i5 am
Pacific Accommodation ....-.-... fI:lU pm
Texas and Kansas Limited
srringfc'f Eureka Springs.
Fort Smith. Faris. Dallas.
Crcenviile. Ennis. Corsicara.
floust0r Galveston. Austin,
san Antonio Carthage. Jon
the tn. west -. .S:s5 pm 80 am
Western EvurJ ss-For Spring
told. Niuita psuison. Sh'r-
and Joplin ............. 1890 pm '7:l5 am
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MOBILE AND OHIO

Train.
New Orleans. Mobile, Merid-
ian. jackson. Cairo. Muir
physboro. Sparta. all points
South and Southeast. .-.....
New Orleans. Mobile. Nerd
ian. Montgomery. Atlanta.
Jackson. Cairo. all points
in Florida and the South and
southeast ....-..-......
MCTphysboro. Sparta and
Chester Accommodation 49,.
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40 90 am ss:i5 pm
tl:ln pm tlb:25 am
: Hes pm it4::s0 pm
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ST. LOUIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST. LOUIS Time.

. H.
Depart. Arrive.
s2:t5 am '1:25 pm
'9:Gs pm Sips am
+S:l6 am 49, I'm
.9:sn am '5:z5 pm
+5:+h pm 49, a'a
ss:rs am $3.50 pm
$3.50 am '5::25 pm
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ID. "a o. S-W II. Il

Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
inEtou. Baltimore. Philaiel-
Uhia and Sew York ENprsss o
Cincinnati. louisville Pitts
burg. Hsh.nStrn. Baltimore,
Philadelphia ana New York
Fast Mlii........... ...........
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pits
lurC Washington. Baltimore.
ihil4d-lpl IL and New York
Eayai Blue Limited .........--.
Iiug-uu.E Accommodations.
j Hra AcaUmmniatiiu.....--...
N'>t f.ndcn and French Lick
Enriu..- va NnnMn knnt.. -.
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Train. Depart. Arrive.
Fast Mail 900 am 'lp05 pm
Local Express ................. -1:S5 $50 pm
Day Express Kansas city.
Pueblo. Denver. salt Lake
civ and san Francisco -. .9n1 am 's:Ol pm
Wlshingtgn Accommodation BE-. to pm u $50 am
81 Joseph. Joplin. Wichita ami
Kansas Limited and south
west Missouri ................ $40 pm . 81 am
Kansas aud Colorado Express. 'io:io pm '1l0 am
CTeve Occur Lake trains leave Union station at
-6:15 m. .s:l5 IA 81 80 m. and 1881 D. m.
oak Hiil trains leave Union station at 1913 a.
m. Iio:l0 q m. 1900 a m. and T6:9l y. M
kiTSwnod trains leave Union Station at 1850 a.
e 30 a, so a. M. T1l:lO a. m. II 90 D.
m. ''i:l0 y. m. 1870 1900 D m. '6:35 p
IN. and II 30 p.
Train Depart. Arrive.
Fort Worth and Abilene...... .3:O5 am 80 pm
Express .."..t................ 500 am '7:l5 pm
Fast Day Express = Dallas.
Fort Worth Austin. san An
tonic Houston and Galveston -2:2f pm '2:i0 pm
Texas. Mexico and California
Srecial = Hot Springs. Ark.
Dallas Fort Worth. FL Paso
Los Angeles, Galveston. San
Antonio and Laredo. .......... .s:z0 pm .7:ls am
Memphis Express $40 pm 100
FOURTH STREET AND CHOCTEAU AVENUE
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Ac-
ILLINOIS DIVISION Wv N'''
st. Louis and Chester Express. s11:00 am q: 10 am
81 Louis ard Chester Express. $500 pm s5:s5 pm
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WABASH.
Eastern Lines


r,,,.r.- Exnress- C-hfcayo....... 'g:22 am
$3.50, : i,,,i,eJ- t.rirgro 800 .a:05 pm
HJdni.b, limited CTiicagc. 'il:22 I'm
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CHIC ago AND .LTOT.
Chicago Trims.

L. d y. II. X.
Train Dsnart arr,-.e
Florida Limited. via Nashville
Atlanta. Chattanooga. Macon.
Townsville. jacksonville. St.
Augustine and Tampa -. 800 pm I:an or,
Fast Mail - Evansville Nash
willie. Birmingham Montgom-
cry. Chattanooga. atlanta
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville Fla: Charles
ton. $: C;..........--...:... s:oo am IT'S pm
Southern Express TO Evans
vile. Nashville Birmingham.
Mobile. New Orleans Thorn
asSille. Jacksonville. Palat-
ka, Ocala and ST. Petersburg s:t5 pm 30 an
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Kansas City Line.
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Q Union station at
m. and 't:3i D. m.
station at 1915 a.
nj T6:9 u. m.
Station at 90 a.
20 a. m. 90 D.
500 y. m. '6::3j y.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-24
TOWELS

Linen strictly ue value -.
 
  TeIs-si open fancy