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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
READY FOR
54 8 t4 4
AN INQUIRY
Chief Of Police Howard Has no
Objection, H. Says, to Be. D.
ing Investigated.
NO CHARGES YET BROUGHT
Major Howard Explains ]: His s Poe-
{ ssitiionSin the Matter VI. a Irv-s
.53,.s ing G Calnpbell's Statement. 4 \.

s CHIEF OF Police Howard says he Is not
d: ali disturbed about the suggestion that
charges are to be preferred against him.
JIG was seen BY aSTlmes- Dispatch man
last night in reference to the matter
Etl,at was limited at by Witness Hill, on
the stand, in the Bannlster case yestcr-
day, III tho Police Court
Hill. while under fire on cross -oxan nina ma.
ton, snid that the chief OF police had not
done his duty in assisting In tho prose-
Icution Of violators of the SUNDAY. laws.
he preferred against the chief on this
ground. as we'll as upon the ground tnat
Ma ior Howard had refused to aid those
who were working up tho case, py ;de-
falling Officer Wyatt to help them 85y
80 READY FOR INQUIRY.
Mn ,or Howard said last night that ne
wsD not conscious Of having done any
thing that might warrant investigaton 70 on
'.But II any one thinks am 9, SUP
;ect for Investigation" ne sald, an y
willing to- stand for It, u
# ,.When3 the gentlemen, who worked UP
the two Sunday cases, came TO mo 70
make the report, gave them all. the as
slstnnce in my power, They had WORKED
ithe cases up, they believed, and they
sought my aid In getting them IN court
/ detailed Policeman Robins TO Z get tle
a,.Innl; warrants; they were filled IN, and
then j sent them to Justice .Crutchtleid.
at his home. to have them signed, and
they were served that same afternoon
by Mr., Robins ,.u
f's%>"Mrs Walker asked me to let Police.
man Wyatt serve tho papers saw no
reason for such procedure. and did not
comply with the request. Mr.. Wyatt was
on duty in another section OF the city,
and Mr.. Robins is detailed Ent headquar-
ters for just such duties. The cases mad
been worked up By. the Baldwin detec- ,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
THE new PROPHET H1||:'|
IS in HARD LINES IN E;''
The Rival Of Dowic Stranded in
New York and May Not
Get Away,
fsnectal 10 Tho Times DIspatch,)


NEW YORK, Dec, 9,--New York IS q
hard place for prophets. John IT,, Rail
sion, who came here from the south to
preach the doctrines Of tho Mission Com-
pany Of tho Loud CRY and Third Annual
Message who Is u rival OF Dowle. In tho
south, is here stranded, Apostle Raj
uton is IN worse shape than the Zion
City apostle
ca r and sent his wife to Europe first
class. Tho Loud Cry apostle and his
wlfo may not got bnck home at pl|,
unless they walk,
Unlike powie, Ralston does not claim
tho distinction Of any special line Of
biblical descent, nor does no clam any
tiiiilnr distinction But he does claim
MAT he is n close communion with saints
and that revelations are frequently made
10 him IN dreams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
NEW TRIAL FOR BUTLER,
WHO NOW GOES FREE
(By Associated rress) 'ft5

(By Associated Press1
n CRY, MO-, Dec. o.--Tho
supremc Court to-day reversed the dc.
oson Of tho lower court In tho casc OF
Colonel Edward Butler, Of st. Louis, con.
victed at Columbia. Mo-. in October, 1902.
Of attempted bribery and discharged tho
prisoner. rho specific charge against But
ler was that he offered o. brlbe Of $4,000
to Or. Henry NJ. Chapman O member Of
the 81. Louis Board OF Health. to In
tucc Chapman to use his influence In l1ay-
ing tho board award tho garbage q contract
to d company, III which Butler was inter-
tgfi.5At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
THE ANNUAL DINNER
\ OF SOUTHERN SOCIETY
Z (By Associated Press,,s

NEW. .YoRis. December s,-The eight
centh annual dinner of the Southern So
clety was he'd lo,nlght at t8the Waldorf
THE speakers Of the evening, We're q OBJ
crt IL. Harris III president Of the socletyi
ton University; Or. Hamilton ", able
and Thomas Nelson Page, who SPOKE In
the place Of former United Sta tesS Senator
Charles Tow7e, who was unable to be
present. A II 3, !. =,
Among the guests were Barr FerreTe,
secret4ry Of Tie PENNSYLVANIA snclety,
and John Marshall i, founlay of the New
York Sou heln sqqiet ~ \ q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
.WENTZ AT HOME;
Mind AFFECTED
Telegram from Bristol Says Hc
Was Rescued From Kidnap-
pcrs in Desperate Fight,

pers in Desperate light
\. NEW YORK, Dec, O. Bris-
.tol (Va,) special says:
."Kiclnappcd Edward Wcntz
has been rescued, and ISL the
hands OF his friends. But his
mind is seriously affected by lis
terrible experience while in the
hands Of bandits.
IG"It developed to-day that in a
desperate midnight encounter
with Outlaws in the heart Of the
Black Mountains, where Vir-
ginia, Nest Virginia and Ken
ttuckyjoin, friends Of the missing
Philadelphia millionaire, who dis
appeared from the Wentz estate
tin Southeast Virginia on Octo-
Der l4tl1nrescucd him fifteen days
ago, They hurried across the
country to Cincinnati, where he
isgrlow slowly recovering.
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KILLED SON I'm IAN GER
AND feather CONVICTED
!. (Bv AssocIated Press.

4COLUNlBUS, GA.,5 Dec. On the ST.
reror Court hero tonight, Il jury re-
trrncd d verdict Of voluntary mnnslaugl'2
tor against r. H., Burton. who was on
trial for killing his seventeen. year old
son. The Killing occurred In thls city.
September s, 1903. Tho father alleged
that the son cursed him and threatened
to.kill him and that before he knew what
ne was doing, he had drawn his knife
ana stabbed his boy to death. James
Burton, another son, was a. prosecuting
witness in the case. 5 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
Cruiser on Watch,

COLON, Dec, s.--The United s;tatea
cruiser Atlanta is still $patrollinE the eass-i
eyn end OF the San Bias coast. and Keep II
ing an outlook for any attempt on tne
part OF Colombian government toi. lana
troops on the Isthmus. which the Atlanta
would prevent. The Atlanta Is also sn,S
,lcayorlns to ascertain II the Indians
know anything az the uaoyerle nts Gf
troops from the Interior across he fror.l
ler. and Is 49, seekin afofmstson c4p|y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
TILLMAN ASKS STATUS
Il. OF WOOD AND CRUM
fpv A ssLociated \ Press

K (Byg Associated Fress.)
WASHINGTON. D. 3 c., Dec. 9.-sena-
tor Tlllman has prepared resolution
directing the Judiciary Committee to
inquire as to; the status OF nominations
that failed iii the last session and we're
renewed at the beginning Of the present
session OF Congress-. The inquiry is for
tho purpose OF developing the present. po-
sitIon OF General Wood in the army and
crum as collector Of the port Of Char Char
lesion, s.. G. ~ Sf3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
Central Georgia Changes,

lspecial e The Tlmss- -DlspatfES,h,5 tE,llo !, ~
trul Railway, has, ,npnouncsd the folloWlpg
ilppolntments, effective, Lecembsn; !, lsl N
teaddquisriers Savannah; 4. Johnson,
superintendent OF flrst ily lslon, leaI llar-
ters gSayannnh :fH, Il. tha wfQrd, sll perlnI
lendent fourth y!slon. heude - uarteys q !
LGplumppe, X ss I, 81 81 & .} =. Z, q ls5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
The Loss 100000.

y NEW ORLEANS LIN, December o.
Fire burned tlia third floor OF the big gro-
Gerry store OF j. and NJ, Schwahascher,
Limited, to-day, and wa ter consideEa bly
damaged the other floors. The less Is
$50 90, fully insured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
STUDIED TOO HARD
KILLED HIMSELF
Suicide Of tile Son Of a Promi.
nent Man at, Michigan
University.
(By Associated 17resa.)

. d y
I ANN ARBOR, MICH, Dec. 9.-Russell
II, McWllIams, ,ot Kansas City, Mo-, a
junior literary student at the University
Of Mlchignu. committed suicide to-day at
Tho Sigma Alpha lrplslon, House, Of
which fraternity he was q member,
McWllliams slept in n room with II. w.
Sutton Sutton was awakened BY n shot
and rushed over to iMcWilliams' bed AMI
found him dead with a bullet through his
heart, sutton could give no reason for his
chum's act. except that he had seemed
somewhat moroso the last two days.
KANSAS CITY, MO, Dec, 9,-Young
tMcWillIams was tho son nf Harry Nc
Williams. u member OF local Wholesale
dry goods firm, and one of tho most
prominent men In the city. Mr. McWil-
llams says that his sons act was nn-
doubtedly the result oI overstudy. The
hoy entered the University at Ann Arbor
at the age OF fifteen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
CHURCHES CANNOT
GET TOGETHER. Ter
Letter From Southern to the
Northern Presbyterian
Church,
fl3y Associated Press.)

. ~ , . 4 E.
NEW &c Ol3Il, December ga JOINT COM
mIttee OF Representatives. of four branches
OF the Prespytcrian'faith met here to-day
to discuss the quGAtipn OF church unity
in 5accowance with a resolution passed
by the General Synod OF the Reformed
Presbyterian Church at. Philadelphia last
year, i,
a letter was read stating that the body
gcnerally known lis tho Iresbyterian
Church, South. had declined the invitation
to take part III the conference, The let-
tor was from the Rev. Dr. W. a, Alex
ander, of Clarksyille, Tennr State clerk
of the Southern General Assembly IN ms
letter Dr. Al wander. said;
"rrhe General Assembly OF tho soulnsIn
Church expresses It's fraternal regards
for the branch OF the Reformed Church
8inauguratlng the union movement, ana IT.
sympathy with the spirit that, desires
closer fellowship among PRESBYTERIAN
bodies, but declines to appoint tho COM
mittee asked for, because there Is no eyl'
dence III signt to justify tho assembly
In hoping tn it he object proposed may
be gained In this way
a :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10
/ 'I1|O|FIX TINE:
And PLACE. J /: !.
Chairman Jones Sails Sails {. Demo Den 9
cratic National CO Committee sll
for January 5.l2th, III
.GoRMAN MAY /. I be BE At At HEAD | E
Thought 1Ie rs; w Will II. 1. .9s BE Made
Chairnnansin Event Senator
Jones to Retire.
m from our Regular Correspondent.

(From our Regular &CoTTeSpoHueNt.l ~
Es\YAsill NG,ro Dec, 9.7-Janlas \.
Jones, chairman Of the Democratic M,
tlonal Committee. to-day issued y call
tor. the committee to meet at the Shore
ham Hotel; Il In this city; Tuesday, Janus
airy 18th. for the purpose Of deciding upo'n
the time and placeaof holding the Demo'
cratic National Convention. The text Of
Chairman j ones call Is as follows:
There will be n meeting or the
Democratic NatpnnI Committee at
tho Shorehum Hotel, IN Washington
city, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of jan
y uury,1 at IL NJ, to fix tlc;ttme and place
Of holding the Democratic Nationn!
Convention for. nomna ting Of cnndl.
dntesfor President aud Vice President
or the United States, urd for sucn
other business as may come before f
Chairman Jones has appointed Edwin
seefton assistant secretary OF tho com
mttee. 4, Ss y Il
German May be Chairman.
b 1t Is not known that there Will bo any
matters Of great Importance before the
committee beyond the selection Of tho
place ana time OF holding tho convention,
1t IS thought Very probable. however,
that ex-senator Jones will resign the
chairmanshlp Of the committee. IN which
event a. successor would be chosen, Mr.,
Jones was never satisfactory to tho great
mass OF the party as national chairman,
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Adolph yon Hausenann Dead,

~ a Nl1T FteNrS93tt wv vi eS'.7 a 9-
: BERLIN, December lR-Adolf Won
lIuusomann. head Of The plsconto Cess
slschaft, Is dead. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-10

P M. I. =. 7. Z. ~
s v p. NJ. n n
II Midnight ~
fb Average
Highest ,empsra,t,urrc yesterdaayy;.. nralyy; &
s'enn ,a%pseastpJf
PspHFitlsi 110% dar1r a1gma past
MINIATURE ALMANAC. 49,
d.. .7.,e Dee91n1esIgl e'914n1gIl '9sho Tipl5 1s
s$s #$S. s si':s;ilis nss"sE nssssE s5s
Richmond. .3
lienrico Justices uphold tie Barks1al; 1S! ~, ;, |;
law and convict one man; Squire rriena
e ST SnEer Gys paasas wtn ,s of9a EeaEo
a%snamsfs;l ,on of ali elections iabitual druakard
M cTeatGdspdan eycster e tho
4 ali servants employed BY Major GinteTr T
al he time Of hiy death are entitled D., to I,
isft n ms next S
nsRe- spnSSe . whtss
urged hs gpen sanday
nuf enarsa sfsH q PeHee Howard replies
that HI nxedtss.eo s uty
4 padasfai t tfos ihe McC;uIrc monument ar
rivcs-Le gislature receives undue ,ls,,rI iri-
ter*on enc nj ", 80 doI}srs
addnionnl to Improve the Capitol build
ing pa Wis. monument design N rnos oef6is 70 RI
altaek on the "F9Hr II, 5Enndrsd, go.
yotablo report on me pll1 ,, t,nS, q iss.
Ieau es, 9n Club Bill Under :on-
s.Hldfcr.ationM-Liyely .Hf .slt'1Li meeting q :, cIty
4 Cohnc1l: po,ica a DEa,r s,,a nnttnr dIsc,,ssed
Isscs Bpm nn renrhcdM trliss!5r,.
e ooats Laps,Gy 20 20 .aosnbyYin,ion be = AfAECHEs.
eskSp pe unJdin, ir1i asy"y y; Hiiss Smith and Mr
edums 81 couei, 10 meet to. NOR.
d row rncs, - A. anchester
5shurch Ihe !snat .. airht
@ Arc y M ouse%ar
ing this ms. a1tsFhoon. ~ 's'r' 80 # a
8 as,t - .es1,,7 tea tts1i .rtSs55i Nj
ISL virginia. " 5rs
ley.oc icy tnunishment b.
~ Gape ~ irv'tF,at thevScoud yet the inror.
mandiI,g ma rudiI = from fro him; number Of ianor
y - ~ ,!n,'d = assIsts In
.ea Non,a FS5t s1 MGrSs Nijyso
t,ts ot ths speaEe e.
/ 81 ana Is ransfiss ma55iiss
tl4 man !
E .WsiP. " Il. cadets viii have. to walk when
tnsy : :, oi 1nt II
o.. ntafe Gov ,ovinston ia d. Temporarily
reue rctired officer e Of the prussian army dies
Sioccasin stlll 6n GurritHek ;,e!ia.
he,ksy Tusiayk on
steamer Tour'ft 70 max ni; n
,n ~ roh.ague liScess
lev 5. Il ISo%psos; oi isarmy|l!e; ], :,
county farmer !a,'1s 5v ~ ms m,s hcroism az his
wiieI-Ne hunt club orya1'izsd ! 's., ii at
e7eps to hold mfeeMs farns
VILE military nnnt Sl
the Mchemncy ~ ..y apc.
n%sddFtHi Fioyd SSnneS oTxsanzed With
twenty thousahd oo..ars % eal''al'
North Carolina
real goid : : rnnns praSK Moren Ra,erh dale.
snipped 1roh , s'pfs pt;at Gonvcntion ieave for
titHi thariotto It In in sPssal earjqdse George
histoEy report GnerIe,m cIa'is ccfs Inds
IA II. cha mnion of said d'cIaims---Major
Atedman makes strong T cia,ms . sHPpiiet Vh"ie
hls house eor captered At States
viIle-Young woman's clun opened d ius u
greensboro ,5
- j'-------#3,
~. ,ooo,,oh !. ,,o n,arch
81 ~ gnn} b ~ tnifed
,i,s on III, y, meet
mem hnu Wll Wy Ia Na tioyai rnm.
on n'eet n shington Ian
9t - ~ inc and Mace FOR dIng
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German May be Chairman.

Continued ION Third I'ageo
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SUMMARY he DAYS { NEWS \ {; Y i
The Weather.

# III WASHINGTON, /, Dec. o.---Torccast for
Thursday and Fridays: ...y. n.
y5fn!at bFs3 Isatery HT sRMa n1EsSa1y 's
NTH caroina-Rain Or snow, Thurtsd{say: +
fresh to brisk westerly winds Frlday
4 lnlr. n 2, S.sf S.s n ~ - x <
" snow fell rapidly for a while ycSicrda,y
but tho temperature Wns consluer.uu,ly W,
above freezing point, and but Iittle ol aiic y
A feecv 6substnfce adllcred to thca grOunu;:
Rain Or snow Is expetEed to-da ?, una
ialr, colder weather Tomorrow. 5i
STATE or THE oMETER;n,
- a.. NJ. ss1
" = III
3 p. M. 's' "a n
q =. M. ...' - - "a
" =. NJ. = :. IN i
II Midnight f......t........ 80 :. = =
~ 3.5 "a III ~ 4 a
/ Highest Temperature ycsterday........... ~ ~
Lowest temperature YESTERDAY ........." q. X. q q
Mean temperature yesterda y.,,...... ~ ~ ~
Normal Temperature for rDccember...... =
Il 5DcDnrture. from normal temperatur =
Precipitation during past ~ hours ....' q
= n MINIATURE Almanac. 49,
s1n s1n seass:.ia Morning 1S 1S
Moon riscs...1l:43 Evening 80, .....9 80
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North Carolina.

A rea gold brick. worth, a s! ho1lsand
shipped from Greensboro Raleigh dele
Eates to the Baptist ConventIol leaye !! e ,o Ion
i. Christian. author OF the Con federa,e
history report. Wherein claims of Eorth
Carolina were challenged, meets Judge
Atedman makes strong claims Of support
uf. his canddacysfor Goyernor---W.! hole
sale grocery house chartered at states
EviIle--Young 45womun's club opened at
The Springfield herald., 1903-08-07
IIRR1l IRMW5tRhYS MW5tRhY GulnE NJ:
Eh lisa hna%S cTruICAen.
@ @ :::..:..:.;;:;;,:.:::' X: X
!. LocAL G0ssIR /.

H. j. oFenreider visited Villas
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Alexander intends
visiting the fair at Lamar.
Miss Josie Novels was up from
Villas this week visiting friends.
Mrs. L. z. Mcfarland was on
the sick list the first OF this week
Mrs. Ren. Ward is not expected
to recover. AT last report she
was sinking.
The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Oxenreider was sick the first
of the week.
Indications for rain IRE good.
The need is great. 1t sprnkled
last evening.
The intense heat of several days
past has caused some sickness in
Springfield vicinity.
To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative -Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
iaoney If 1t fails to cure. X. w
Groves signature is on each box
20 cents.
Miss Amy Robertson was i'm
proving somewhat Yesterday, but
she is yet unable to speak.
Mrs. Wishtman is at home for
Il day or two. She is expecting
her husband back from Kansas
soon.
The Prowers County Fair at La
mar Oh August 26, y and IS, will
be more elaborate and extensive
than any other in the Arkansas
Valley this year.
T. g. Keyser LETT for Denver
Saturday to attend the. annual
meeting of the state Board OF
Assessor winch pe; Tuesday
The Springfield herald., 1903-08-07
Cheap Trip


Go TO California in Il comforta
bic Pullman Sleeper on a fast
train. with pleasant people. in
charge of an experienced agent,
and save many dollars. as com
pared with highest class service.
Personally conducted excursions
over the Santa Fe three tunes II
week 10 Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
Ask for tourist car pamphlet.
Address J. =. HALL, Gen'i Agt.
A, I. Il S. +. Ry.. Denver.
Santa Fe
The Springfield herald., 1903-08-07
. Summer Trip Unsurpassed on the
Continent.

The trip to Salt Lake Oily or to
the Pacific Coast Via that point
over The Denver Il Rio Grande
and the Rio Grande Western is
the most beautiful in America.
No European trip OF equal length
can compare with it in grandeur
OF scenery or wealth Of howell in.
terest. Then Salt Lake City itself
is most quaint and picturesque
place and well worth tire journey.
It's Mormon temple, tabernacle.
lithing office and church insiiiu-
iions; its hot sulphur springs with
in The city limits; its delightful
temperature. sunny climate and
lis Great Salt Lake-deadn II and
denser than the Dead Sea in Pal
esline-are but few features OF
Salt Lake Ci'y's countless attract
ions. There are parks, drives,
and beautiful outlying mountain
and lake resorts. Imagine, if yori
can, Il bath in salt water il mile
above sea level and in water in
which the human body cannot
sink. Inquire of your nearest
ticket agent for low tourist rates
TO Salt Like City, or write for in
formation and copy of "Salt Lake
City, the City of the Saints to s.
X Hooper, general passenger
agent, Denver, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1903-08-07

u. Miser did a tluurisiiins bust
ness at the barber trade Saturday.
His son Lloyd drummed up the
trade.
Sclrool in the Plum creek dis
,rict, in MaXey ncighborhood
opened Monday. Miss Marsh is
the teacher.
An immense dancing pavilion
will be erected on the fair grounds
at Lamar this year and dancing
going on night and day. The
grounds will be lit up with cleo
tricity.
Commissioner Hall was trans
acting business in town tuesday.
He reports everything very dry
near his ranch,
A. Z. johnson from south OF
Springfield, Mo. was in town with
I. q. kevser Friday. lie was out
to look mt the country.
II. Il. Hooker grew some fine
potatoes on his ranch this year.
THE tnbers are said to do eXcep
tionaily well this season.
Mrs. kinnee and daughter Mrs,
s. 5. Smith returned to Lamar
Wednesday. Mrs. kinnee has
spent four months at the Shanks
ranch.
L. Emerson. of Corrizo. who
has been on the Arkansas work
ing in the interest OF the Holly
News, stopped in town Monday
night.
+. L. ahd Mrs, Lamport re
turned from few days visit wit h
his parents Tuesday evening.
They enjoyed some of Mr.. Wheel
er's ice cream returning.
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.NLyeriiaing Hstes.

piarLAv--aO cents per inch, per column. each
month No preferred position given.
grsISEss LocALs-5 cents a line cnch insertion
Fts.i. PKnoF NoTicE-homestead(6 weeks &5.j0
a. timber claim - $50
stone claim 10 wceks)sio,
c,vrrs1 Sor,sr sa 20
All other legal printing. anject to state rates
~ cents per inch for first insertion 4s cents Tor
each subsequent Insertion, counting l. hne'
To the Inch. nonpareil measure
The Springfield herald., 1903-08-07
(Lumar, Colorado.)
Effective june 1, 1903.
GOING EAST.
GOING WEST.

No 50 Local freight daily except sunday a:40 u nj
No is California express. Local passenger.
No5i Is Denver express. Stops OH nag at LIS
Auimas Carrie, Tree chair car anil Pullmans.
No IS the Mexico and California express
and makes Denver connections.
No and No 10th carry Tourist and Pullman
Slcepers. No connects at la Junta for Pueblo
Colorado Springs and Denver
Trair 81 runs TO La Junta and VIII nccomo-
date passengers FOR Intermediate points.
Nn2 is through California express and con
meets at La Junta wltiia train from Denver
Carries passengers hrough To Chicago without
change. Has Pullman anG Tourist slecprrs-
NoG is Denver express and runs through IN
Chicago without change. Carries free ciiair
rar and Pullman sicepcrs.
No 5 is local passenger and makes all stops car
rying chair car and Pullman sleepcrs. kIns
through TO Chicago without change of cars.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheerful
~ answered. Descriptive literature, time tab
ir- and folders free by applying to
q. j. GARvIN. Agent,
Lamar, Colo
The Springfield herald., 1903-08-07
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The regular county examination
of teachers will be held at Spring
field, Thursday and Friday, Au-
gust 20 and D.
MARGARET NJ. MARSH,
Sup't. of Schools.