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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-09-27

VIII De introduced IN the next
session of the New York Legisla.
ture.
The Structural Building Trades
Alliance of America now /. has
a membership of 100000 outside
of New York city.
Few people are aware OF the
fact that over $35.6OO,OOO of
American goods is made by con-
Wet labor.
More than 100000 men and wo-
men are injured or killed in the
industries annually in the United
States. or one person every
.0inute.
K. 6. MACPHERSON. NJ. P. of
Vancouver, urges the Dominion
and British Columbia govern
Gents to arrange for British i'm,
migrants to offset the Oriental
invasion.
Cooperation among wage earn
ers is spreading rapidly in
Switzerland, In 1901 six con,
sumerS' cooperative societies we're
founded; today there are LOG
societies.
The returns for the first four
months of 1907 show a total i'm
migration into Canada from all
sources of a little over $4,000,
compared with $500 for the first
four months of 1906.
The industries of the United
States suffered less from strikers
during the year 1905 than in any
year since 1892, if the number oil
employees thrown out of work by
strikes and the duration of the
strikers be taken as a measure.
Delegates from towns and cite.
of Massachusetts, New Hampshire
and Rhode Island. representing
machinists' lodge. met in Boston
recently and planned to make a
united effort for a shorter work
day and a wage increase for the
machinists of New England.
Two years ago, at the sugges.
ton of the Rev. Charles Stelzle,
superintendent of the Presbyterian
department of church and labor,
the custom of observing the Sun
day preceding labor day al
Labor Sunday" was introduced
in the Presbyterian church
This year practically all of tn,
1000 Presbyterian pastors ia
the United States preached ser.
mons analogous to the day.
Amalgamated Sheet Meta
Workers international Alliance
Local No. al, of Cincinnati, ha
been sued for $4,000 damages
The plaintiff alleges that becaus
he would not agree to certain con
ditions of the union a strike O
his employees was called, his plac
of business picketed and he wa
therefore prevented from properl,
conducting business and earnin,
customary profits.
The new officers of the Nations
Letter Carrier Association, elect
ed at the recent convention a
Canton, are as follows: Pres
dent, W. E. Kelley. Brooklyn
vice president, E. j. Gamer
Munlce, Ind. secretary. E. j
Cantwell, Boston; executlv
board, George E. Bochanar
Canton, Ohio; NJ. T. Finnan
Bloomington, Ill. j. j. Gallagher
Jersey City, and F. s. traitor
Cleveland.
{ Alexander Law, president q
the Eight Hour League of Amer
ca, says that the object of th
league is to make the demand fc
the universal eight hour day th
. paramount issue in the next pres
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-09-27
From George Thatcher.

We have received a letter from
George Thatcher at Kansas City
in which be writes as fellows.
Mrs. Thatcher and myself took
10 the fair at Hutchinson. and we
thought the Barton county races
we're better if anything, than :
those at Hutchinson. We found
Jay here, and are going to the
play tonight and tomorrow. Jay
and the company 90 BY way Of
the Santa Fe to Denver, but BY a
special train, and will not go
through the Bend. We will be
home Sunday on No. 5. The
Alaskan" is making bit. which
is deserved. Ideal weather here.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-09-27

DR.. W. M. Cambell and wife of
Kansas City left for home Saturday
after several weeks with their son
H. R. Cambell and family.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-09-27

When your horses or animal are
sick call D. F. Power Veterinary Sur
geon Great Berd, phone Office rs Res
idence 2SS. Horse Dentistry espec.
tally.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-17

Joe Knight returned to Dewey this
morning.
F.M. Smith was in Kelso bhis morn
ing.
A. L. Pittson is here from Big Cab
In.
Miss Pearl Muskrat wascAlled to her
home in Alton yesterday on the ac-
count Of her little sister being very
sick with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Matte Harris returnsd from
Chelsea today.
Mrs. e. W.Stryker's mother is visit
ing her from Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ohare have re-
turned from an extended lecturing
tour.
The Telephone line from Adair to
Spavinaw was completed Saturday and
is in operation.
Mr.. Earnest Gillies and Miss Rose
Hensley, both of Vinita we're united
in marriage yestesday at the home Of
Rev. A. ]. Williams, pastor of the
Christian Church.
Justice Of Peace, Foster has big
jury trial on docket today, in which
Lahman and Britchett seek to re-
plevin horse from Harry Ashby.
Mrs. w. G. Taylor Of st. Paul, Min
nesota, left Sunday evening after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. w. e. Clap
ham.
Pliney L. Soper passed through
here last night from Tulsa enroute to
st. Louis, where he was called to at
tend the funeral Of Solicitor L.F. Par
ker.
1t showed all around us this morn
ing. 1t is showing here this after
noon.
Hugh Cooper, the tailor made a
business trip to Adair last evening.
DR.. George Green, son Of our towns
man, A. N. Green recently madea trip
to see a patient ona special car that
cost $3.50.
Howard Montgomery will return
tomorrow from POLYTECHNIC College, at
Fort Worth, Texas to spend the
holidays with home-folks.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-17
rowler can make your phOtOs iOF

Fowler can make your photos FOR
Xmas.
"A we solicit your trade, but owing 10
The bad weather We will make but one
delivery day. Get your orders IN
early. Peoples Grocery
I'D. Yost, OF Ketchum, went 90
Guthrie today to transact business.
Steve Hill came in from Nlaremcre
yesterday evening.
Clarence Jackson was in MuskoRee
Sunday.
John Weaver says there IS about
forty head Of fine hogs running 10 ms
field that he wishes some man woclu
come and get.
Mrs. Coney is on the sick list
W. E. Halsell left on the fast mail
train Yesterday for Fort Worth. He
win accompany Judge Parker TO st.
Louis co attend the funeral Of Luman
f. Parker, Sr
DR.. Louis Bagby drove out to =. 4.
CIarks' near the Island Ford, on
Grand River last night to see mr.
Clark who lsyery sick. He will bring
him in to the Hospital as soon as
he is able to travel.
Ws'ue got it: Ven set il OF it's not
] d town. Pure Feed CrsceU, PhoAe
1853.
Everett Boswell and family are
here from sapulpa visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Boswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Miles are the
proud parents Of new boy who ar
rived recently.
Miss Nettie Hunt is assisting at
Burns.
Alb. Watson went east last night
on business.
Guy Patton went to Tulsa last
night
.. S. Bessy Of Claremore and J. "
Woods Of Tulsa were registered at the
Cobb this morning.
o. L. James went to Sapulpa yes
terday ia the interest Of his new no.
tel. which he expects to open soon.
90. Dillon and M. M. Curl Of Ohsl-
sea, we're registered at the Green this
morning.
w. J. Benton came down from
RIchey, Mo-, this morning in fne IN
terest OF the Benton Mining Co.
Lee Webb received word from Os-
wego Kans. that store had been rob
bed at that place Of several huncrec
dollars worth Of furs, merchandise and
some cash. No clue to the robbers
has been attained but sharp lookout
will be kept for them.
Mrs. Fred Chubb is still seriously i'll
Mrs r. L. Hickman, OF Centralis
came in this morning and will leay'
tonieht,for Blsby, Arizona, her future
home.
Deputy Sheriff, George Couch wenl
Z TO Chelsea last night to serve SOME
IA papers.
4 MS. John Silas. Of Bluejacket wa'
Il here yesterday, the guest OF County
"A clerk Nix and wife. She was &C
companied by her sister, Ruth Harlan.
Jake Longtail, Of Estella was here
yesterday.
Miss Edna James has returned to
ber home in Independence, Mo-, aftel
( 4 visit with her brother o. L. James,
and family.
Winning the confidence Of an elderly
woman at the Rock Island station by
Offering to take her to his mother IN
stead Of forcing her to walt eight
hours for a tram to Minco, In the
depot. an unknown thief robbed the
woman Of her purse, containing $50 n
money and several small trinkets ano
made his escape.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-17

mere To-Day
J. o. shanks is here from Alton TO-
day
| II. A. Farthing has been on the
sick list the last few days,
G. f. Payne, OF Beardstone H., is
visiting his sister Mrs e. A. Whitaker.
T. A. Chandler went to Muskogee
today.
Raymond Hughes returned to
Stonewall, Ok, today after a few days
visit at home.
Mrs. Emma English, Of Joplin is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.
f. McCammet
J. r. Johnson is in north Missouri
on business.
John Blue went toStilwell last night
on business mission.
Mrs. Fl. Brady and children re-
turned from a visit at Welch last
evening.
| o. L. Rider went to Springfield,
Mo-, last uight to visit DR.. B. +.
Fortner.
Arthur Croninger returned this
! morning from visit at Oronoga and
Joplin, Mo.
The City Council would make nc
mistake IL they should take up the
side walk proposition tonight. The
North side Of Canadian avenue from
| the Court House to the Katy track
needs attention badly.
Mrs. Frank Stubbeltield will arrivs
| from Kansas City tomorrow TO yisil
relatives and friends.
F.M. Mead, OF Evansville Ind. II
here looking for small farm o.
thirty or forty acres, with which Il
start a poultry farm.
w. r. Samuel, OF Chouteau and w
: H. Woodland, or Pryor Greek uransacO
ed business here today.
VIM Chamberlain is In receipt o.
a letter from a sister, at Crane
Junction, Colorado, saying she sold the
: lcrop Of an eighteen acre orchard this
year for $4,000
A pair OF disreputab'e womer
paid fine in the Mayors Court yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank P. Ohare re-
turned this morning from trip dowr
in Arkansas, and took the hack fol
their home in Centralia.
10. Hall and others leave tonight
on the flyer for st. Louis to attend
the funeral of L. T. Parker, Sr. They
expect Judge Parker and wife and DR.
J Oliver Bagby to be on the train.
The school for the blind, which fol
years has been conducted at Fort Glib
son, has been moved to Wagner, A
large building formerly used for q
dormitory for high school building
with light and heat, has been furnish
ed free to the school, An effort will
be made to have this made a state
school for the blind, deaf and dumb.
j W. H. Kornegay, S. f. Parks, Sey-
mour Riddle and D. H. Wilson leaves
| for Guthrie tonight where tomor-
row at 1Oo'clock the Supreme court
Of the state will admit them tc
practice in the supreme court From
Guthrie they 60 to Oklahoma City tc
attend the State Bar Association on
the 10Th and goth.
After Council meeting tonight
Mayor Parks leaves for Guthrie where
he will look into the Status Of city
of the first class The Mayor has moi
received any official notice that vi
nita is a city or first class and Gov
|, Haskell and Attorney General West
will be interviewed as to the situation
Tie Fair and Watson's Racket stor'
are certainly showing complete lint
Of toys and holiday goods Christina
shoppers should not overlook this fact
in making the rounds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
WHEN TO STOP WORKING
Expert on Physical Training
Writes on the Necessity
of Taking Rests.

Ono thing which Americans need
10 do, says DIR. Luther II. Quick,
director of Physical Training in Now
forks schools, Ia to learn Just VIVA;
their limit OF strain Is and when they
should drop afatisuing work. There
iorehe believes every man or woman
should study his or her fatigue
curve or power OF endurance.
"A man." says DR.. Gullck in Worlds
Work, may have big proposition to
put through. same important combi-
nation to efrecta new movement to
get under way. Perhaps no Ia the
only person who knows the whole sit.
nation; success may depend on him.
In such case he must lot mere
prudence go by the board-and he
must stand ready to pay the price.
TOO, when that's called for.
But such emergencies are cot
everyday matters. Tomorrow we aro
going TO have another days busInps "a
10 attend to.and the probability Is
mat 1t Will be just as important rs
today's. Consequently. we hayo no
right to oyerdrlve ourselves toAlay
for the price OF 1t viii be taken a..
OF the quality OF tomorrow'e work.
We have done enough when we have
como In sight OF that last coetlv iao.
It's the time to quit.
"a great zeal NJ Interesting infor.
nation about the nature OF fatigue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04

mas been available through the ergo
graph, an ingenious recording uppar
atus. devised by Prof Angelo Mosso
4 great Italian scientist. 1t works
something after this fashion; you lay
your hand, back down. on n little
table,and to the end OF the finger Is
attached n cord which connects horl-
zontally over 4 pulley with n snail
hanging weight. Tho motion OF clos.
ing the fingers lifts tho weight; and
as tho effort is repeated over and
over again. the fatigue SYMPTOMS in
the finger become clear and can be
observed and recorded in detail.
Now one OF the important dscov.
cries that Prof. Mosso has made is
TINT. II you keep raising the weight
until your finger Is exhausted, It viii
take Just about two hours TO rest H.;
that IL, in Two hours you can do the
same amount OF finger work over
again-and the least bit more.
You would imagine from this
that IL the experiment we're repeated
Mt tho end OF m hour instead of two.
YOU could do just half the amount of
work. But its only one-quartcr as
much
That's tho price OF work OH top
of fatigue. One unfatigucd man Is 10
his work as four semifatigued men
do tho same work. Using all the
strength You have. YOU can't begin
to get normal results: and the strain
on Will and nervous energy is ter
rifle. Carrying thing through on
nerve" Is the costlicst business a
man can indulge in.
Some people, especially those OF
nervous makeup. find 1t haiu to tell
when the stopping point has been
reached-that is.just where the divld-
Ing line comes between energy-fun g
available for Investment and n cap
ltal which cannot be lcgitimately
tempered with. If they got interest
cd In their work. they lose sight OF
everything else. and are going on
sher nerve before they realize it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS.
MEETING.

Newport News. Va. Nov. %. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that the an,
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Citizens Railway. Light a.
Power Company. will be held at the
Warwick hotel, Newport News, Va,
on Tuesday, December 10, 1907, Mt IL
o'clock M, for the purpose of elect.
ing Directors for tho ensuing year,
and for the transaction OF any other
business that may properly come he.
fore said meeting.
D. c. zOLLlCKOFFBR,
ll-26'td. Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
The crit,cs's shrua.

During William Archer's American
Visit young actress. at dinner
congratulated the noted dramatic
critic on tho answering fairness oil
his reviews.
"And It is hard. 1t ia even cruel
sometimes. Isn't II, to be fair?" she
said.
"Ycs.' said Mr.. Archer. smiling
ito ba fair Is sometimes hard and
cruel and sometimes II Is rash. You
know these are reprisals. The I'm,
swervingly fair critic often takes UP
his pen with tho shrug OF Omar. the
old Persian poet.
you have heard of Omar's shrug?
No? Well. Ii was eloquent.
THE Shah, one day. sent for the old
poet.
"Omnr,' said he, I have written
some verses. Listen. and will read
them TO you
"And he read the verses. and In
the ensuing silence looked at Omar
anxiouBly. 'Well?' he said
Heaven-born,' saaid Omar gently
each TO his own calling. Sceptre in
hand, YOU are most wise. just and
nowerfnl; but pen in hnnd'-omar
shook his head and chuckled. 'Heav.
en-born.' said he. such verses would
disgrnce a nine-year.old schoolboy.'
"H,s eyes flashing with rage, the
shah shouted TO his guards:
ITO the stables with this old fool
snd let him be soundly logged
Yet tho Shah, for all, respected
omar's Judgment. and when. G week
alter. another idea Tor n poem came
% his mind and was feyerishly exe,
,uted, he sent for the fearless and
fair critic again hr
Another poem, Omar. a better
one I'm sure you'll think it Il !,
better one he said wistfully. And
aa began to read the second poem
to the old man.
But In the middle OF the reading
omar turned and started for the
Where are you going?' said the
Shah in amazenent. ' W
$ :, Omar looked back and shrugged
TO the stables he answered, for
mother flogging.'" 40
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
FORAKER IN LIMEL|GHT
.A-
His Throwing Down lha saun'lel
to Roosevelt Attracting Attention.
CRIlLH IN ADMINISTRATION CIRCLES
They Know that the ohio Senator Is
Going to be Beaten. But They do
Not Relish the Thought of a Hard
Flight.

WASHINGTON, Dec. g. Sena.
tor Foraker'g bold announcement OF
his candidacy for the presidential
nomination IL the chief topic OF dis
cussion about the government
buildings and the hotel lobldes, where
Senators and Representatives gather
In force. Even tho Presidents
friends express their admiration for
tho fighting Orleans nerve. II is
sad that no other leading Republican
dares do what Senator Foraker has
done. His defiance OF tho President
on the floor OF the Senate during the
last two years Noted him nothing but
ignominions defeat every time the op-
posing forces reached voting "show
down and often his was the only
voice raised In opposition TO the
Roosevelt power.
In spite of all the reverses he has
sustained, In spite OF the countrywide
popularity that tho President enjoys,
Foraker again throws his gauntlet
into the arena and. In spite of the
long line of victories they have won.
me administration glaulators have icy
chills along their splnes Mt the pros.
pect OF doing battle with him again.
They claim to be certain they Will
beat Foraker to Il standstill. Almost
every one but the doughty senator
himself agrees with them. but.
though they win, they will know they
have been In IL fight. and tho admin
istintion candidate fer tho presidency
Secretary Taft--is quite likely to
limp into the national convention next
summer looking somewhat tho worse
for tho encounter and with n divided
Ohio delegation behind him.
Political wise ones about the capi-
tai see In the Foraker def. even more
than the probable division OF the
OHIO delegation. They regard 1t as
the capitalization OF antl.Rooseveit
sentiment. They see In 1t tho hands
OF Hartman and of Rockefeller: OF
the reactionar!es who are preaching
less strennouslty and return to the
political primers of tho fathers; OF
that element OF the business world
who lay tho country's Ills Mt the
Presidents door; in fact OF the entire
list of forces, corporate. sectional and
individual that have lined up in op-
position to the presidential occupant
OF the White House. If Foraker can
solidify all those scattered fragments
and mold them into force sufficient.
~ strong to tie the Presidents hands
In the national convention; If he can
balk the President In his accredited
ambition to namo his successor, even
though he comes out of the ring bad
~ punished himself. the BATTLING SEN
ator will doubtless count his hurts az
marks of victory.
1t is not believed that the President
VIII mako any public expression of
his sentiments regarding the Foraker
candidacy. but In the secl,is.on of his
Office and To his intimate friends one
can we'll niagno how ne Will fay the
Ohioan. Before many days have
passed It Is more than probable that
some of his remarks on the subject
VIII leak out. for he Ia bound to say
something about Foraker that will be
too good to keep.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Hampton.

Hampton. Va. Nov. 25, 1907.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Hampton Roads Trac-
ton Company. will be hold at the
office OF the company. Hampton, Va.
on "Wednesday, December IL, 1907. Mt
l! O'Clock a. m. for the purpose of
eiecting Directors for the ensuing
year, and for tho transaction OF any
other business that may properly
come before said meeting.
d. c. ZOLLICKOFFER,
ll-26td. Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
The Way to the Station.

n party OF automobiists was tour
1e through Virginia. An accident tc
me car forced them. to take a tra.r
home. AS they walked down the
road seeking some one from whom
my ney could inquire their way, they
met an old darky.
VIII you kindly direct us to the
aa,,ns station?" one of the part,
Gertn'y: sir" he responded. "Keer
a,soin right down dis road iii yo
gers 10 where two mo- roads branches
out Den yo' take do lef' one an
Seep on a-goin till yo' gets to where
Magazine w. oaccess
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE.
Newport News, Virginia.

November 9Th, 1907.
The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Newport News Light
and Water Company, for the election
OF president and i've directors, and
for the transaction OF such other busI.
ness as may properly come before the
meeting. will BIO held at the office of
the company, Hotel Warwick building.
Newport News. Va. o, "Wednesday.
December '4th. 1907. ut 1a o'clock.
noon. VAUGHN NJ. COYNE.
il-lbu Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
11-26.td.
NOTICE.

Newport News. Va. Nov. 25th, 1907.
The annual meeting OF tho stock.
holders of the Peninsula Water Co.
for the election of directors and for
the transaction of any other business
that may properly come before the
meeting. will la held ut the c. aud
VI. bank building In Newport News,
Va, on December goth. (Thursday)
at 3 o'clock p. M.
MARSHALL A. BOOKER.
11'26.tf Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04

FOR sAI.B-CHEAP. rs ACRES OF
land near Morrison; house, out
buildings, fruit Good place to raise
poultry. Would make good truck
farm. Horse, wagon, buggy. Q sets
harness. pillow, harrows and all
farming tools Also furniture, Call
or address C. j. HUNTER, Mo:ri.
son, Va. 11.l7-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
Notice..

a special meeting will be held nj
RosenbaumS Hall, 26iO Washington
avenue, Wednesday, Dec. 4. 1907 at
s p. NJ. Mr.. Il. II. Williams will OK.
plain the difference between Indus.
trial and Craft un,onism.
Trade unionis,s and others invited.
12-i-1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
D. HUGH gsAFlFEE

ton m ,ys and Show Rooms No. sai2s2i4 Hun,iu a
cial for tnarr,.sse carlisle service in Btate: aI
opficH prnNas. 8o,A No.
ResfdanceJ.H C41es. No q. Rel, p.v,d.
rhn TIA NJ ~ ~, nvcrtnn, No. piS, Reli
" t shS veiS best service rerdated. ali ola,ssa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04

FOR sALE-50o s. c. WHITE LEG
horn pullets; seven dozen egss a
day now and increasing; cyphers III.
oubators. breeders. etc. Bargain for
cash. HOLLY POULTRY FARM.
Morrison. Va. 11-9s-st.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE
earth to know that NELAIS & CO.,
INC. No. a517 Washington avenue.
Is the oldest agency doing Real
Estate. General Insurance. Rental
and Loan Business in this city, and
represent over s125.000,000 See
them before closing any deal
10-18.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04

FOR sALE-oNB OF TIE MOST
desirable saloons In the city. con-
trally located. For particulars sec
ALLAN u. JONES. Trustee. room
i6 First NationaI Bank building.
11-26tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-04
FOR GALE.

FOR SALE - VALUABLE PROPER.
ty ut 124 Twenty-sevehth street
Apply to owner. 1872 Twenty-seventh
street. l1-2S.lm.
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NOTICED
Change OF Observation-Disclosures.

port News Ferry.
On and after December 1st, the
winter schedule OF boats Newport
News to Norfolk. over the Norfolk
& Atlantic Terminal Co.. will be OF.
fcctivc.
SEQ timetable putaished IN daily
papers.
Il. G. HATHAWAY. W. II. ALLEN.
Gent. Mgr. Gen'l. Supt Rys.