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stand, and I shall get even with you
yet"
Margery laughed, as she withdrew
her hand; and, bowing Esmond good
night, joined the party which was just
then going out.
For two years Duke Esmond had
loved her, but every advance of his
had been checked in such manner
that he did not feel repulsed. and yet
he could not 60 forward. Tonight
he had decided that he must resort
to strategy of some kind; but an
hours thought before he slept brought
to his mind no feasible plan.
"But ! am a fool" said Duke to
himself. "Why do I not run over
her little evasions and come to the
point?"
A few days later, on bright
Monday morning, Duke guided his
auto down town and stopped in front
of repair shop.
81 think l have small puncture,"
he said to the proprietor.
"Yes, small one in this tire"
| agreed the workman, examining a
front wheel; "but it will be fifteen or
twenty minutes before can repair
| it."
$50 long as that?"
81 am sorry, but am out of cement,
and shall have to go across town to
| get some. l have a machine there
which has puncture to be repaired,
and fear the owner will call before
I get back now" He pointed toward
an auto few feet away, and Esmond
recognized it as Margery's machine.
II have given my help a holiday"
continued the repairer, "and shall
have to go after the cement myself"
"Then you wish to close the shop?"
Duke asked.
"I prefer to leave 1t open, II you
have no objections to waiting here
fifteen or twenty minutes"
Certainly not" answered Duke,
involuntarily glancing toward the
other machine.
When the man had gone, Esmond
walked to the door and looked out.
Then he quickly turned back into the
place-Margery was coming. And a
moment later she entered the shop.
Good morning, is there anything
l can do for you?" asked Duke, COM
ing from behind the door, where he
had concealed himself.
Margery smiled. Why, yes; can
you tell me where the shop man is?"
Certainly. He is gone to get some
cement with which 10 repair tire
on a machine which was sent hero
early this morning by lady patron
who seems to be her own chauffeur,
usually"
1T is mine. When will he return"
"In about fifteen minutes"
"And l shall have to waltz"
II am waiting"
Margery glanced at Duke, then into
the street.
II guess I'd better come back later"
she said.
"Oh, no. just sit down." insisted
Duke, "and wait patiently, as l am
doing. We who affect the Bohemian
style must do as Bohemia does. 1t
will be for only few minutes"
81 will wait, but don't let's sit
down."
"Why not?"
"Oh, want to meddle little.
want to see all these tools and things
the man has here; and l want you to
tell me about them"
Duke laughed little to himself.
Margery was strategist.
81 shall be delighted" he declared.
81 am workman myself"
Margery began to examine the
various tools and devices about the
shop, asking dozen questions about
each, At last she wandered to a cor.
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KNOX CALLS
Former Attorney General Was Vi..
ttor at Sycamore Hill.

oyster Bay July 10 = G. Knox ~
PENNSYLVANIA formerly attorney GER
~ral and Que OF the closest friends
and advisers or President Roosevelt
was an early visitor 70 Sycamore Hnl
Monday. Mr.. Knox's visit was made
on invitation of the president, who de-
sired TO consult with him rega riding
some important matters relating to
the campaign and governmental ar
fairs. III" president considered with
him some phrases Of the speech which
he Is TO deliver the 2Tth inst in response
10 his notification OF the action OF the
Chicago convention and his letter Of
acceptance in response 20 his notifica ton
OF the action OF the Chicago conven-
ton and his letter Of acceptance TO the
nomination. which viii tie issued some
time IN August
This WAS the presidents FIRST oppor-
tunity 10 take up this subject with
MT Knox as the latter win sail for
Europe next Saturday on the Arnert
can liner 81 Louis. and win be absent
about Ave weeks Mr.. Knox VIII take
an active part In the campaign. and
will deliver at ieast two important
speeches
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also present Victor T. bowling Of New
YORK who looked after the Tammany
interests. Every one declared that
harmony had been the watchword
throughout The ConfArees were for
mer Senator d L I'm Of New York.
James Smith. Jr. OF New Jersey, Henry
q. Davis OF West Virginia candidate
for vice president. Edward Murphy
Jr. OF New York. Senator. German Of
MARYLAND William f.. Sheehan OF New
York. Cord Meyer chairman or the
New York state committee; John w
Kern Of Indiana. Colonel James N
buffey OF Pennsylvania Senator p II
McCarren or Brooklyn. James II. Head
or Tennessee. Norman f. Mack or Buff
falo. Perry Belmont ana August Bel
mont Of New York. Thomas T. RYAN
or Virginia, Senator L. X. p Hin Of
Pennsylvania and John r. Mclean OF
Ohio
Mr.. Davis engaged In tho discussion
OF All topics be ore the conference but
in no more personal vein than others
in attendance His most significant
statement was in relsti. % TO the uniting
OF al Interests The gathering Of so
many NtFb7tE men repre- sUtlNg factions
which had not pulled together always.
he said. was indicative OF strong
campaign
The meeting gave n number Of those
present the frst opportunity they have
had OF congratuiatiug Mr.. Davis since
his nomination At ST l,ouiS. and the
reception accorded him was hearty.
The discussion 81 tho prospects OF the
canning campaign was general in char
artcr The opinion Was expressed nv
several that the western Democrats
"onld give earnest support to the tick
ct and no fear Of rlcuouaI opposition
need he entertained
Senator Bailey or Texas. who has
been tu the city several DAYS. dgd not
attend the meeting although he met
with several individual members Of
tho conference during the day lie
declared tH, chances Of party success
would be better than ever before
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FIRED ACROSS SOW.



London. July Is.--A dispatch from
Alden to the Daily Mail says that the
captain OF the British steamer wipara.
reports that the Russian volunteer feet
steamer. St. Petersburg. signalled him
10 stop by firing across the bows Of
his vessel on July Is. while twenty
miles OFF Jebeizugar In the Red sea.
The Russians examined the papers Of
the Wipara and declared that they
would the ship as q prize
The captain protested and WAS taken
on board OF the st. Petersburg. where
he gave the Russian officers guaran-
tee that there were neither arms nor
ammunition on board the Wipara de j.
stined for Japan. The vessel was de-
taIned for four hours and was then al
lowed TO proceed.
The captain confirms the report that
the Peninsular and Oriental company
steamer. MALAGA, was seized in the
Red sea July i6. by the ST. Petersburg.
on the ground that she carried arms
and munitions OF war for the Japanese
government
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LOOMS DEATH,
Nothing Addueed at inquest TO Show
How Il Was Cansed

Kings Bridge. July l9-The coro
ner's jury which Monday viewed the
body OF the man washed ashore here
Saturday found that the deceased was
Frederick Kent Loomis and that he
was found dead at BIgbury Bay. there
being no evidence to show how he met
his death. threw the picturesque little
Devonshire village OF Thurlstona into
state OF uuvonted activity. Tbz
court over which IN" county coroner
DR.. Sidney Hacker presided. was some
what late In assembling In cou4eaueps.
OF the delay In carrying out the ~
fetal medical examination Of the law.
This WAS conducted by The two local
doctars, whose testimony was to the
effect That there was confused ouud
below and behind The right ear iudicat-
ed by tie eXiravaSattou of blood in
the scalp and rupture or the cover
iuE of tn" brain There was also n
general bruise Involving the scalp and
the integuW mt OF the brain on the
left side above The ear Both ir}uri~S.
In the doctors optntuu. were caused
before death
The American consul at Plymouth
Joseph q. Stephens. attended the pro
Ceediugs
pr Webb one Of thr medical men
who appeared TO axnruitle ta. bodr
testified that the fie~h at The right bsn,t
was eaten away. There was p, CON
fused wound brIuw and behind the
right ear Indicated hv tlr- sxt,ayasq-
ton or blood 10 toe 4r.lt aud : rupture
of the covering Of the hraiu. There
was also general bru3~r iusotviur
the scalp and the iuieg.tustf or the.
brain ON the left side ahe,. The ear
both injuries. tp the doctors, opiuioo.
We're caused before death
DR.. Webb added that f.oofuj< might
have been stunned and have. fallen
Into the water ana been drowned II
was not sharp wound. bat possibly
thee result OF fail on hts head Either
he struck something or something
struck his head. The blow was not
inflicted after death Surprising the
deceased had assembled on deck at mid.
night TO take the air and went 10 an
unprotected space where the ia Wits
were ana he fell that would account
for the wound. lie died az result
indicate. which was very heavy one.
had been inflicted. The blow seemed
TO have been struck ia horizontal
direction The wound was about ar
inch and three-quarters Tong and pear
shaped
None Of the papers carried by Loomis
were lost or stolen. The coroner sum
med mp lfugthiIy pointing out the In
conclusive and coniectural character
~ the evidence. There was no evil
dence. he said as TO how Loorpis came
To his death The cause thereof was
severe blow. but there was nothing
so show how he was struck There was
no reason Ia show that the deceased
wished to take his own ne or that
ne WAS the victim OF a foul blow lie
advised the jury 20 End an open YER
diet Had there been any ground for
suspicion he would have adjourned the
inquiry. bat there was nothing to jas
tlfy such q course.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

wsiHam Listimer drowned IN lake
near Ripley Okla.
winnSboro. Tex. Is 10 have ti2.-
600 Baptist church.
First National baok Of santa Anna.
Tex has BEEN organized with $50 eco
capital
Henry Yetter and Arthur, his son.
Rapids. @
A w Maxwell who managed
Hesrst's campaign In Iowa. says he
will bolt the ticket
m a row after a baseball game at
Laredo. Tex James Daniels. thirteen
years sid ~as killed.
Ry a skin capslziug on Rlue river.
near Kansas city. two young ladies
and two young men drowned.
Miss Mary Walker OF Columbus.
Miss. fell down ctin M Mont Eagle.
Tenn. and fractured her skull
White hunting in Navorro county.
Texas. Murray Taylor, eighteen years
Old, accidentally killed himself.
sunday VAS the hottest day NJ Chi
cage for three years. Three deaths
and q acos< Of pFestFations resulted.
At stephenpoEt Ky. an unknown
negro fatally stabbed Frank Blaiae.
white. a mob sros the negro to death,
The swo-yeaF-old child % Ticket
Agent Taylor Nas killed b. q Frisco
train ~ seuIlln r. THE little one was
playing on thS foadbed
BY the espsiEing Of their canoe Lee
~ Davis fourteen years old. and
George. he brother. thirteen, were
drowned near Detroit egfch.
Very Res stephen k@aiy. psoximelaI
~ the Passion order 10 TIE Unfse4
states. aFepp~d dad ~hlie e*lah4atlng
mAaa mt west slsb@hmm. N. o.
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TO TRY once MORE.
President DonnelIy Will Send Pack.
.ers Another Letter.
MAN BADLY SLUGGED
He Was Attacked by One Dozen Mer
and After Being Beaten Into
Insensibllity Was Put on
Trolley Line.

Chicago July 19.-One more effort
will be made la settle the Stock Yards
strike by arbitration. Tomorrow
President Donnelly OF the striking tn
ions will send to the packers another
letter asking for a conference. In this
letter Mr. Donnelly will go over t1e
history OF the strike qnd will ask the
packers. If IN their judgment 1t will not
he better To cone. e. the one poin, in
contention than To continue the strike
The one point TO whion ailusion Is 10
be made = The sctussi OF The packers
To discharge the MN thew have en-
ployed since the commencement OF the
strike and give their ria>es to the men
who walkeI out.
The communication 10 the packers
Will also suggest that IL is the belief
OF the strikers that they are "a old
employees, deserving OF this considh.ra-
ton. II this offer Of the union is re-
jected by the packers. MI DonneiIY
declared that the allied trades at the
stock yards, numbering IN an about
1900 men viii be called out 1T once
In an effort 10 bring the packers to
terms. Joseph Morton OF the Station
airy FiEemaHs union, called on the
packers on Monday afternoon sni
notified them that unless there H. q
SPEEDY settlement of the stEike his
men will be compelled 10 quit WORK
While no definite answer was given
Mr. Morton by the packers he vas ra-
ceived by them In such a friendly
manner that he left the conference
with the belief that there is Stlll a
strong probability Of peate aud the
determination Of Mf Douuelly 20 once
more open negotiations win The PACK
ers waS the result Of the mauner in
which Mr.. Merton was received by
them
SlugEed into inSensibN}tv hey q dozen
men early Monday and len for dead ou
the tracks Of the Ashland trolley 3es
at West Forty NTH street. Antonio
Bartusiakovls, an employe al the swift
packing plant. is dytug al the county
hospital His injuries So the Opinion
Of Inspector Hunt wrre inflicted bv
strike sympatbizcfs and the wheels ~
trolly car The ulcu. aee oriing % IA
witness who talked 90 the police. ser
upon Hattusiakoyis as me was going
home from work. When they could nut
make him join the strikers they broke
bis skull fractured His Jaw. kicked him
IN the face head and bods ara then
threw him upon the car tracks
The mntorman 81 q car approaching
not long afterwards. saw the body Ia
time to stop tbs car. but not before the
wh~eiS had crushed his shoulder
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HAVE kocHiNHA.
Several Minor Ensssnnents Reported TO
Have Taken Place.

81 Petersburg. July 1s.---Under date
OF July is Lieutenant So haron reports
Japanes" posts southwest of stakhotan
and east Of Kan Chi The japanese the
general says, have occupied Koehinha
They are stu fortifying the passes he
tween Fonshui and Molten
The japanese near Lao Yang have
evacuated Sekeyan and YaulikAu. The
country from SiaoSsyra up 10 Sihu Pass
is free from Japa nese, but the pass IT
self IL occupied bs detachment OF
the japanese advance guard
General Sakharor reports several
minor encounters with practically no
casualties
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sulPruR rock.
Fine ouality Struck ~ Depth Of Six
Hun8 al Feet

Orange. Tex. iuiy ~ NJ. David
son. president ard general manager OF
the Johnson Bayou OH and Mineral
company was passenger on the
siea n,er plaza that came in from John
sons Baynu Monday.
He had with him Some fine samples
OF practically pre- rock sulphur that
Came up when the drit penetrated a
gas pocket at depth OF 500 feet that
blew chunks OF sulphur the fun size
OF the pipe more than 100 In the air
and threatened to deupolisn the der
rick
MIR. Davidson's company controls
several thousand acres of land on the
bayou. and IL oil does not show up.
there is pretty fair prospect for a pay
ing sulphur proposition at a depth not
greater than that now being profitably
worked in Calcasieu parish. few miles
from Lake Charles is promised.
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NEWS IN GRIEF.

Two men died from heat at omaha
Monday.
Five human skulls were found In the
ArbuCkle mountains.
The Higgins have ten producing
wells al Batson. Tex.
Five heat deaths resulted At Pitts
burg Pa. ON the 18th.
General Luther Hare hss returned TO
Austin from ~. Louis.
A water~orks franchise IA. been
granted by TsxsrkanA Ara.
During the Aethodisi revival a.
Granger, TeK- there ~srs 40 CONVEX
stonM.
John ThrasheF vas killed AZ Wool
Ney. ter miles east ~ CoFnanebes l. r..
JohE n. Williams surrendered
Monday she A@w Orleans ana A.
iamaa BASEBALL clubs played 81 &ew Or
leans = fsEFt~aa inning m4mae Th~
FORMER scored tAe 0aly Fwn maade.
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KATY" Special Rates.

st, Louis, Daily Limit, 10 days.
Rate $22.10,
st, Louis, Daily Limit 80 days,
Rate $3.50.
st, Louis, Daily Limit Dec. 10,
Rate $32.2G.
Remember the "KATY." No
change of cars to St. Louis, Kansas
City, Memphis, Houston, Calves
ton, San Antonio, City of Mexico,
Los Angeles, or San Francisco. No
other line in Texas can give as good
accommodations Call us up for
sleeping car reservations. No
tr0u bic to answer questions.
G. J.. MOORE, Agent.
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WROTE EPLIES
Judge Parker and His Assistants Spent
Busy DAY

Busy Day
Esopus. Ny. July 1e.-FoHticS play
ed small part IN Judge Fsrkers life
MONDAY. The departure for New York
OF Messrs. Kern ard Sheehan LEFT the
Judge alone The tek phone at Rose
mount was burned out during the night
and telephone communication with the
Kingston exchange was impossible du-
ringt he forenoon Judge Parker ac-
companied Mr., Kern TO the wharf when
the latter went away. and after the
boat was IN mldstreAm took his morn
ing a plunge In the river. Passengers
on the boat had seen him on the wharf
when the boat landed. and crow ded the
rails 20 watch hin. untt the wharf was
hlddsn from view.
No mails are received at Esopus on
SUNDAY. and consequently Judge Par
kers mail was larger Monday than u
has been since bic nomination. The
fudge and his assistants were kept
busy the entire morning answering let
tiers.
Among the kilograms there wa one
fEon Ct@ssp ctark. who seat hts con-
@FatulAtians.
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The Original.

Foley & Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy, and Oh account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley :
Honey and Tar many limitations are
offered fOr the genuine. Ask for
Foiey's Honey and Tar and refuse
any substitute offered as no other
preparation will give the same sat
Esfaction. 1t is mildly laxative, 1t
contains no opiates and is safest for
children and delicate persons. Sold
nv r. w. Fearis.
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Cured Of Bright. Disease.

Mr. Robert q lurke, Eiuora, N
Y writes, "Refore | started ta use
toiey's Kidney Cure 1 had "a get
up from twelve TO twenty ttu3es q
night, and was all blaaied up with
drnp@y, and my Hseei&ht was 80 i'm.
paired / c0uid scarcely see 0nn Of
my family aeross the room had
given nj hope ~ living wf1en D
friend recommended Foiey's Kidney
Cure. One Atty eeut bottle worked
wonders and before t1ad taken th~
third bottle tie dyopsv lad gone. as
well as all either symptoms of
Brikht's disease Sold by r. w.
Fearis
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Fast Bound
COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Treasurer
b. f. MARCH BANKS.
For Tax Collector
SIMP SPENCER.
For County Clerk
RUFF r. HENDRICKS.
For Sheriff
JOE z. MINNICK.
For County Attorney
MARK SMITH.
For District Clerk
Tom BURLEsON.
For County Judge
F. l.. HAWKINS.
For Representatives two to elect
J. NJ. ALDERDICE.
b r. JAMES.
For Supt. Public instruction
j. r. BROOKS,
For Constable Precinct NO, l.
BEN +. ABBOTT.
For Commissioner Precinct Il
LEE MOORE.
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STAND COLLAPSED
Two Hundred Psepi- Fell and Ter
We're Badly injured

Cleveland e. JuY IS Two hun
dred people were hurried to The ground
PARK "A suburb of thi~ city ban
game bet Ase"n amateur clubs was in
pi ogresS and The stand was crowded
when the entire rrowd was thrown -
the ground in . heap, Other spec fatavs
snd he bali players immediately set
10 work esirtrating the people from
the wree kaye When 40 were finally
removed Is @as found that ter persons
had sustained broken arms nr tpgs
while a number Of others we're other
wise bruised and cut
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GJARDsHip PASSED.
Russian Weasel Went Through the
4oaehereus Eron4 the Sea

London. July is--The Coastsntiuo-
pie correspondent OF The Standard "a
dispatch dated July ~, says The
Russian ruardship Cherromorotz
passed through the Bosphorous from
The ses this morning The i'h~rnuuo-
roiz is gun vessel belong Ia the
Black Sea fleet and carries fwn e4ghf
inch guns one stx-inch RuH ard sey~,
quick hiring ama machine guns ssh~ is
equipped ~fa t@a tarp~as tsb~~ anf
carries rr~w ~ 1850
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Was an Accident

Jackson, Ky July IL Edward Cox
the eight year-old son OF Dr. r. u Cox.
who was assassinat~d two years ago
sunday accidentally shot and Killed his
-four ysaF'old brother Tom, Tire bali
passed through the head Edward was
plnyiHg with an old rife which belonged
10 has father and had not tssen dts
charged since his fathers death
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Hammond Ind. July Is~Two pros
tratlons from heat. both resulting In
death, were reported here Monday
night Fred sobeiskf nine years old.
succumbed while playing ball IN the
street. Henry knight thirteen years
cid. was proStrsi.d s.hils crossing a
neid. several horses Dropped dead
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Beaumont. Tex July 19-Fred
frinnan, who was seriously injured IN
street duel her" three weeks ago.
and who has since been In the hospital,
has heen taken to his home In Terrell.
danger Of further complications having
been PASSED
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RAOIUM CLAY.
Extensive Deposits Are Reported In
Vicinity Of Stroud Okla

stroud Okla, July 1s.~-There -
great excitement here over the alleged
discovery Of radium clay In extensive
deposits on the farm Of James Nelson.
The tlay undeTlies "A ledge OF unbresk
able iron rock and turns TO heavy
stone after being exposed Samples
have been sent TO Experts for analysis
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MORE HELD UP
Two British Sterers Were Detained
For Three Hours.

London. July ls.-The Daily Msirs
Alden CORES poudent says that the
British steamers Woodcock and Dat
malta were held up by the Russians
ia the He'd sea and detained for three
hours.
The correspondent says that the
captain OF the Russian volunteer fleet
steamer. ST Petersburg. has notified
the British residents at Alden To wire
the British cousuls at Suez ana Port
Said that he would seize any British
steamers bound for the FAR east u the
contents ot their packages was not
clearly shown on theis manifrsts ac-
cordiug Ia International law.
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Fi faso. July l9-Ray Westmora-
land OF Douglass. Ariz. il here for
treatment for two 4t-caliber bullet
wounds In his body The bullets were
'oeat~d with an X-ray apparatus AMI
removed
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We have large stock of high
class enamel book papers, just the
thing for booklets, pamphlets and
folders where cuts are used or a del
icate finish desired. See US for this
class of printing.
ENTERPRISE PUB, Co.
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Raku Russia, Jaiy ls-Refagees
from TwheFan tell teFrfbl~ stories Of the
rasAae@ Of cholera They aay that
On some days the mortality reaehss
zee
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Two Earthquake Shocks.

lGuayaquu. July ~ Two long, heaVy
earthquake shocks we're felt here Men
day morning
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X K TIME TABLE,

II c., West Bound.
10. 80 leaves 6 80 am
No. 81 leaves ~ pm
Ne. 81 arrives 90 pm-Does not run west Waxa
M tmlxad) leaves sis am except sunday.
No. So arrives .-----.... II :l5 m
iEast Bound
No, e2 leaves AZ sin. Connects al Ennis for
Houston.
"a leaves $3.50 pm-Starts from Waxahachie
We 81 linked leaves 20 um except sunday.
Sc leaves " pm
No. ~ leaves 80 sm.-Connects at Garrett for
the North,