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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
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ME 9latt, 80 Sabre aft, allein i'm
5omiIienbeim 24t3 Samiltonitr.
meiIte. orong Elm &6uber Elm. Onrh
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StoOt Omaha tn 9eratbuna genom.
men.
Der StohttommtiiGr Soc Gut.
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Die Ginrihtltng elmer S1uglings.
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letters 8. g. Sbeors miro Der oies.
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morfen EN- acknowledgements fein.
9is iebt lit bereits Die Itottlide
SumrIe bon $500 etngegongen.
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glppnrotes fir abnobme Der SIN.
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Smoba 6 WotorpoIi8iiten GienIt
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ligte bic Mittel aur Qnidaffung
atpeier neller Motorr1Oer.
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fer. auge1 utteriutt fir grilIen.
i43--6 8rnnoeis @ebduoe. 0maho
Mlan unteritiite Die oeittihe
Preiie, in0em man au ibrer Der.
breituna beitrdat.
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@silaSs,te Duaoaumwadt.

9ieIl,i6t NIT Rsdt Iu8t 90
american 8iro 6pule Sournal", Di
drmer uno D6agdrtner i6nntsn ill.,
ie Soften Der 8slprenteIung po
-bitbdumen sripareH, menu Is Den
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IN 5aIIeu ie9r sinIiise @rta6ruH3m
unit 9emadt unh bat IN manten
6iigarteu groBs Grnten Obne it.
n0pel4e geIprsnlslung sr3elt, uul
BEN man iens intettigen!en uno I'M
ertil9eH bon Sniettenplagen 70 i1er,
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tuug BON Setmsn an ben gIaB ge-
66nte, mos iebr Isi9t 1T, Gas
oBs S6oneu oieier 3Sgel gsnlgt
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niiige 86gel ollie 4rten BON ,5n
itenpIageu beIeitigen IolIten; or
an Sole 8 GdilOIaus 3. y. Ittgi
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pd9rt baden foIten.
5ens bsiben 8ogsIgottungsn absr
,Isrnuoer Der @roBe ssfpeilt bat, ore.
tod4tsrn gu geburen, Die man Iif
tsnten fam, nu= miifeu aud Sis
frshsn eneliiden 6pabsn in reipetts
toIler @ntferntng bon ibreu Stinsu
gebaIten perber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
QinfnLn stnhtnrrhnnh.

Sn Der fiir8lid) abgebaltenen Sab.
resperiammInng oes Staatsperban.
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puroeu Die ~iolaenoeH 9eamten er'
p1blt:
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3. @eidorner.
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G6tbmnb arFnapgt.

IN Der Mobnuna bon NoItor Il.
.GItertoa mo @attin. Sfs. 0or0 rs.
Ctr, fonb eeiifrn 0admittag unl
y ubr bic dfaluna ibrer Todter
.aIord ". NIT 9prrn 0ermonn 6.
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.lponote mobnten Der Geicrlidieit bel.
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.0cnfen iie iid oauerno nieoerBnlaIier
in ibrer Seimatb uabe Alec, 9ai
.@ountD, Rebrnefn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
Nleiue G~ta6tneuiafeitcn.

Ger 2eeer 5ronf Green, Der
i'm borieen glllguIt noh einem bGtls
liden Gtreit feline Grou ermorOetc
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IebensIdnsIider 8udtbousitrofe Der
.urtbeilt.
Der beige @unOes. 8oaein.
nebmer gaOet I1pIor erbtelt ols
8aibinatom 8. g., Die gafridt
bob iein @ebalt bon $2500 nui
$500 iGbrIid erb0bt iei.
Q[m abeno oes 9~euiabrstoges
bolten Die 4oit anaeiteaten i'm Ro.
mebotel ibr jdbrlide5 1an8trau8den
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
Aaa bemte Mbrnbl

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sub mnbd an beutiaen SDlUciter.
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DE Observation-Disclosures imDeltIhen
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gdlten mirO. aae fir eintrittsfar'
ten cinacaommenen @el0er mer0er
ocm &uliSfono 5%uilieben. Gns 10.
beisiuert1c %unterurbmen oieier 0rei
9ercine ioIlte bon Den Detttiden I'M
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finoen
Sir Die Undertaking. nno DC.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31

Gin oon 6rant 4ri6ar6t
10 Remari, q. s, seIsnttss guto
o6iI ipuroe unIdngit bon elmer 60
motibe Der Rem Seriep Central
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Hompttae ttlpa rs SUB peit fort.
I@Ieift. Su benz qlto fab aubsr
gi@arot nod 9unb Gombura. Die
s.osn SniaIsn bes Qufos, oas De-
loliert puros, famen, ME ourG Elm
lunoer, uaberiebtt 0aDou.
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NOR peri Awunoen
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airdli6e Qadridten.

Geutide @ctboOiften Stride. Ode
If. unO Center Str. @toraen
6eitgottes0ienit 10 llbr,
9fcb. Sdulb aus Chapman, San,
miro preoigen. Qnitor gicb. Geo. s.
Saiier. 1926 Glib If. Str, lit 81
allen glmtsboaOlunaen germ bereit.
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Gentralber6an0
@ert6e 9cleaatenl
1mabo, alcbr., 81. 0e8ember 1914.

9mabn, gebr, 81. Geoelber 1914.
8ert6e 9elegatenl
8ir maien unierc ndate am 6retag. Den s. Sotuor foH.
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cine gn5abl o~ngeie1eue 9iirger bon Der 5taot 6mnbu &e0en balten
tperocu.
gir bitten lnere GeIe8oteh redtetig sit eridenen unO aud
fir bic qmeicnbeit~ be8 Sefret1rs hires betrefen0en @erein8 5l
iorgen. Oa midige 9orarbeHeu fin Oiee MISUNDERSTANDING er.
leoigt merNcn minen.
Nit 6eutidel @ruB
aug. 8. spcdt, Sefretdr.
gal. s. 9eter, 8rGi0eut.
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8oIi5cidef grbogoit 6 ranO
Sslonb tronsportirte ben oeS RoI'
hes angeflagten George goit aus
Siour GitD BON bier nod @ronO
Sslano ;lriid. Sier in einem Bfano,
lanen gefumocne, aus icnenf Rapb
Sn6su iiibrten bier IN
Omaha sur gerboftung oes 9oit.
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UnSeTem Januar WeiSSWaaren- verkauf

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tiger 1T ole &Bah6e oB mir Die mHme Gmtufhpt uhgr 2aOn - bier ub in Np gf
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Fe a3et lie hSehaae Grpapdf fir 6s gdf bbatm panm bS i&8 Sr mf 0epn Der
kf pnut INN ale GdBuorn eugfmfL
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0ic 4oIi5ei madte cine Ga3,
3in arf einen i'm 0bergeihoB oes
Sauies sol gtorD 16. Str. einge.
ridneten oGofc 3oint" ltn0 per6af
tete bort 8 M1nner. 0ie oes 3ieb.
itobls unO 0eS itrdflifen Gotain.
genuIles be5idtigt lperOen.
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Fretag Neuahrstag den ganzsn Tag geseh!ossen

Die gaahrure omobas miro nit geredng kMh ob mr unhe i'm Sabre 1911 @gn
os gorbr 1918 cine kr gube 8ma9nw atmn bat Gfr erpa lit fir us Die eefaHgmG
OB nr Die emnuuHgn Der gbofcmg 6er Sht m00 Der nm@aaD bic uB 10 hdbTBg - fat
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oedet Die @ranngtdt miar 2ag, bic golfahsft nb aHSpa9l nntrT Eager uni Die
gnbe @trfomfat unNTr g6tmme agt Die gaumDenm9 Der Omaha behdebg GaHate Sic
hpfrm Den nfubTbm @et, yer ben Snoboen u6 @brndoau oleemen it, Bic 9ru6Gss
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cine gpBe m6 neutrality-suspicious. tutumnidee nudhng in Der emt Omaha it, pt elm 2t o@
@o6hmbs mD GouidrHs mf Omaha u6 Rdmaaa
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Me fi lit infer tnhnr @rmb u6 uirem Seer har gngdMtl ben 2odkt meu faHhe
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mb emmnc @den lmghng mobH9uab en pnb:-
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Suite bis bette 9alttteriaafe $5.5t
.5.75.
GeeSers $4.75-5.00
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-04
Another 100 Cars Expected
During the Day; Extra
Crews Put On.

n a ORE than 100 cars Of fruit from Cali
IA/F fornia have arrived in Ell Paso dur
WI ing the past p hours and 100 more
cars are expected to come during the
next "a hours. Tweuty-four carloads Of eel
cry came in Tuesday for shipment east, and
the local railroad yards are unusually ac-
into service with r. i. Smith foreman and
3. c. BOOthroyd H Z. Wenck and n. Dyer
as helpers. Four additional crews also have
been put on by the Southern Pacific between
El PasO and LOrdsburg- Conductors in
charge Of the extra crews are: G. G. Davis,
A. C. Pierce, H A Dooley and E. L. Query.
There are now nine crews working in
through freight freight between FL Paso and
During the past "a hours about 50 cars Of
fruit have been delivered to the Texas &
Pacific railroad At El Paso by the Southern
Pacific for east Texas markets.
A. s Foote, general foreman OF the tele-
graph dek- rnent Of the H. & s. A, with
headquarters at Houston, Tex, was in the
city, yesterday. He left last night on train
Il. II Carroll. extra engineer Of the C. H,
g back on the local slow board, after a
i. Naiiey, extra brakeman for the South
ern Pacific, at FL Paso, is making freight
trips between III PasO and Lordsburg, with
conductor C. G. Davis.
+. J. Brennenmon. extra brakeman for the
Rio Grande division Of the Southern Pacific
at FL Paso. is making freight trips with con-
ductOr NJ G. Pierce.
c. F. Doyle, extra brakeman for the South
ern Fac-Llcs az II E1asos Is making Irelsht
trips over the Rio Grande division, between
l1l Paso and Lordsburg with conductor II. A
Dooiey.
J. 7 Hogan, extra brakeman for the
Southern Pacific. is making freight trips
with conductor c. G. Davis.
J. Bryant, extra brakeman for the South
ern Pacific at FL PasO is making freight
trips between FL PasO and Lordsburg with
conductor J. McAindus. He is in regular
brakeman C. G. Davis's turn. who is being
used as a freight conductor
j. J. CissnO, extra brakeman for the South
ern Pacific between Ell PasO and Lordsburg
is making freight trips between 81 Paso and
4orosburg with conductor H K Dubois
Extra brakeman H. F. Provence is also
brazing on this car.
3. D. SibIey. extra brakeman for the South
ern Pacific, is making freight trips with
conductor H d. Ashley.
7. @. jerome, brakeman for the G. H be-
tween FL Paso and Valentine, is laying off
E f. Zwick, conductor for the G. H be-
tween FL PasO and LOrdsburg is laying off
Six crews are now working in regular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-04
Hundred Cars of Fruit
Arrive During n Hours

freight chain gang service between FL Paso
and Valentine on the G. H ,
Ed Layman, extra engineer Tor the S9oulLn--
ern Pacific at FL Paso, is making IrelghI
trips between Ell Paso and LOrdsburg-
+. ". Hoffman, extra fireman Tor the
Southern Pacific, is making p round Irelght
trip between FL Paso and Lordsburg' Win
engineer Ed Laymen.
Southern Pacific at FL Paso, is making a
freight trip between FL Paso ana Lor as
burg. Fireman Wade Smith is firing Tor
James Raser. engineer for the Wheeling &
Lake Erie railroad, is stopping IN FL Paso
for a week. He is a member OF the BrOln-
erhOOd Of Locomotive Engineers OF FhIladel-
phia. -. A..
city, in search of employment 1ney are
mostly from California and the northwest
T. NJ. Jameson, switchman, formerly OF
the Southern Pacific at Tucson ArlA' Is IN
J. P. Thompson, freight conductor for the
Houston & Texas Central railroad at Hous-
ton, Tex, is in the city.
Fireman H NJ Cross, formerly Of the
Southern Pacific, is now working on She
New York & Hudson railroad out OF Troy
n Y
J B. Bonds switchman for the G. H
yards at FL PasO, is laying off
r Van Deever, switchman for the h at
Ell Paso. has reported for duty ana was
sent to SandersOn.
H. at FL PasO is working on the night lead
engine with foreman W W. Woodson
Ben P. Franklin switchman for the Texas
& Pacific at FL Paso. has resigned to take
a similar position with the G. H at Ell Paso.
Many empty stock cars are arriving over
the Texas & Pacific from Fort Worth and
vicinity and loaded with Mexican cattle for
the Fort Worth markets. Railroads at Fl
Paso report a shortage Of stock cars.
J. H Young, a member Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive engineer of Tucson,
Ariz, is in the city, en- route to MADEIRA
Mexico, where he is going on business for
week.
Jerry Long, a switchman for the Santa Fe
at San Marcial, N NJ, is in the city.
B. S. GoOch, engine foreman for the Santa
Fe at FL Pasoi is laying off.
Willie Stewart. switchman for the Santa
Fe at Ell Paso, has reported for duty.
c. p. Boiler, engine foreman for the 81
Paso yards Of the Santa Fe, is laying OFF
James O'ROurlze, brakeman for the No
renci and Southern railroad, at Morenci,
Ariz., is in the city.
The local auxiliary Of the brotherhood
Of Locomotive FiFemen and Enginemen, held
an. important meeting yesterday at the
Eagles hall Elections and installations and
one initiation were the features. Mrs. T. H
Sharp was made mazagine correspondent
and Mrs. SOveilla Rehrig was elected and
installed as collector. Several talks were
made by the officers. The date for The an
nual ball was discussed and action was post
pOned-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-04
NOT ALL GOING TO
THE SAME PLACE
Evangelist Says Sinners in Heaven Would
be Miserable; Christians cannot
Go to Hell


Evangelist Says Sinners in Heaven Would
be Miserable; Christians Cannot
Go to He'll
Rev. Frank Wright preached last night
on Luke 1914. strive to enter in at the
straight gate" MANY people ask the ques-
ton which they. asked then said the
evangelist zone thing is sure we are not
all going to the same place ? udas went
to his own place and we VIII 90 to the
place that our natures are IL Tor. If you
could 20 to heaven with an unregenarate
nature you wOuld be most miserable be-
ing IJpon the other hand, you could not
mt a Christian man in hell, because he has
his heaven inside Of him oIten wonder
as 1 see people coming into the house.
how many of these people are saVedfi They
are not all to be saved. II the parable of
the wise and foolish virgins is any stand
ard then half Of the people are 70 be lost,
But I am glad that do not know.
1--WE have to strive to enter IN, not be-
cause God is unwilling, for he has already
hardened every sinner, but because our own
natures are so hard to conquer ana bring
to the point Of acceptance on ms pardon
Some one has described regeneration
phenomenon Of adolescence. After one has
passed the age Of 20, the chances Of con-
Version grow less That Is enough to make
US strive earnestly to enter in now.
Some Of you are further away today
and inclination for sinful pleasure were
given them by nature and they are to be
exercised You follow that theory and you
will be ruined and lost GOD gave you
those powers to control and hold in bal
ance and restraint, so that you might tr1-
umph here and hereafter.
Tonight Mr. Wright will speak on What
It Costs to be a Christian, and IN this
sermon he will relate much Of his personal
experience.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-04
Brickiayers Conduct Funeral
of Their Deceased President

National bank building They are mem
bers Of the Plumbers union.
Metal Workers Union
President Sam Baynes called the regular
weekly meeting Of the Sheet Metal Work
ers to order at Union Labor hall Tuesday
night. General routine business was
G ". Scott member Of this union. is
doing shop work for the Welsch sheet
metal works
F. T Robertson is still at the zeiger
hotel putting up metal ceiling He is a
member Of the Sheet Metal Workers.
O. B. Moore, a member of this union has
returned from Phoenix, where he has been
doing sheet metal work
G. A Haling has finished putting in
heating plant at the Sharp residence. He
is member Of the Sheet Metal Workers
union.
sam Baynes member Of this union. is
working at the new bank building
G. H Peckham is doing shop work for
the Ell Paso sheet metal works He is a
member Of the Sheet Metal workers
union
PIasterers Fan to Meet
The regular weekly meeting of the Plas-
terers' union was postponed Tuesday night
on account Of not having enough members
present.
erson is doing the plastering at the Tri-
State Telephone company building on Texas
street. They are members Of the Plasterers'
union.
Ia johnson and L. S Tripp. members Of
the Plasterers' union, are working for con-
tractor Mosley plastering residence on
Carpenters and Painters Meet.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Car
penters and Joiners' union will be held at
Union Labor hall tonight. J. B. Williams
is president and H F. Brown is secretary.
There will be a regular weekly meeting
Of the Painters and Paperhangers' union
at Union Labor hall tonight A NJ Webb
is president and W. H Davis is secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-04
Postpone Business Session
Of Union, Out of Respect;
Union Labor News.
Chas. BesI. stereotypers, Union.


- Ut OF respect for their late presi4
dent william FayraIn, who was &C
= cidentally shot by his wife Friday
morning at their home on Piedras
street. there was no business transacted at
the regular meeting Of the Bricklayers
union Tuesday night at Eagles hall VIII
liam DObsOn, secretary Of the International
Bricklayers' union, and Joseph P. Duffy,
third vice president, made informal talks
on the progress Of the union Teddy
Bartlett was presented with gold badge
for the services rendered at Houston, Tex,
as a delegate. The bricklayers met at
Eagles hall this afternoon to attend the
funeral Of Mr. Fayram. The funeral viii
be conducted by the Eagles The paIIbear-
ers are as follows F. j. Williams A A
LAWYER, A. NJ. James, W E. Lowery, A z.
Bartlett and Claude Borcherding.
Lawrence Fayram, father Of the de-
ceased, arrived Monday from Denver to
attend the funeral Mrs. Fayram's sister
is also here.
Plumbers Are Busy.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Plumbers union was called to order by
president Chas. Escott Tuesday night at
Union Labor han. There was q good at
tendance.
Ed Savage is installing a heating plant
In DR.. Staten's flats on Montana street. He
is a member Of the Plumbers union
JAS. Stewart and Chas. Escott are install
ing the plumbing work in the cottages be-
Ing built by contractor Bischoff on Wyoul-
ing street. They are members Of the
Plumbers union
Thos O'Brien and Chas. MARQUIS are
overhauling the heating plant in the City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-04
RAILROAD and AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from Union
depot foot Of San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in FL Paso OF
mountain standard time.
SANTA FE.
For Albuquerque, Denver, Chicago, Los
Angeles-Lv. $3.50 a.. m and $500 p. m
Los Angeles-Ar. 1000 a. M. and $50 p, m
Ell PAsO & SOUTHWESTERN.
(Western DivisiOn-l
For Arizona and Sonora-Lv. $40 a. m,
p. m and 7:45 D. m
from Arizona and SonOra-Ar 3;45 a
m. 1880 p. N. and 4 D. m.
eastern DiyisiOn.)
For Kansas City. st. Louis Chicago-LlV.
z:45 p m and 4;32 p. m FL Paso-Tucurn-
carl local, 500 a. m
from Kansas City st. Louis ana chi
cago--Ar. 6;3S a. m. 1850 p. m. Tuoum-
cari-EI Paso local, 1880 3. m.
G., H. & S. A. AND S. p. TRAINS.
for san Antonio, New Orleans, Wasnlng-
ton-Lv. S;45 a. m. and $3.50 p m.
From San Antonio. New Orleans, WASH
ington-Ar. $3.50 p. m. and 10 p. m
For Arizona and California-Lv 6;5S a.
m D. m and 1915 p. m
From Arizona and Californis-Ar. $3.50
a. m, 4;2O p. m. and $3.50 p. m
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St Louis-Lv. 7:45 a. NJ
$3.50 D m
From ST. Louis and Dallas-Ar. $3.50 a.
m. $3.50 p. m.
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO.
(NO regular service.)
MEXICO NORTH WESTERN.
(NO regular service.)