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: -.'r: " THE AHSEVIIlLE-GAZETTE DECEMBER 28, sqoo - - ;
THE MARKETS
street's Increase of' 1,624,000 touahels
agalnst the official 574,000 decreiaee had
lfbtle effect. -nhec lose wiaai quiet.
Provisions: The trade was quiett witk
prtcea steady. Live hogs were slightly
lower on (somewhat snore liberal re
ceipts at the stock yards- Provisions
closed quiet, i
CHUOAGO.
MEMBERSHIP OF
prlvtate "Wii'e,
Continuous Quotattana.
x3
BY TEUGR&PH
THE HOUSE
jftu phv & Co., I
YESTERDAY'S QUOTA VTfYWa
Reapportionment a Matter of
i
NEW YORK EXCHANtSES AND
CHICAGO GRAIN MAKKET.
s
Much Interest.
4 0
1 and Provison,
.ks, Cotton.)
Vew York Office, 61 Broaxiwiay. . .
FEOftE 649.
i
BEFER TO-
illve Ridse National Bank,
A'aiiville, N. C.
Charlotte Ne.tionial Bank,
Charlotte, N. C.
Seaboard Nktiomal Bank,
" New York.
Lawry Banking Co., Aitlan
ta, GTa.
Capitol City Bank, Atlanta,
G "
i;radtret OonYl Aigency.
Smoked
Fish
V,,, have just received a fine Un
of smoked fish direct from the New
England coat.
Rnoked Halibut. .
Cromer ter Bloatr.
Scotch Herrings.
Cape Ana Lunch.
Quality th brt, prefl reasonable.
Erie 10 Issue Thirty-Eiye lli'lions
isoiitts to JSIake Coal Purchases.
By private wire to Murphy & Co.
nunowing were Ue ii-uliag quo
tation in the exchange today:
New Ylork, Dec. 27. London prices
this a. m. mere 1-8 to 3-8 under New
:Tork parity tout later the (market
hardened witlh Atmerfcsani stocks toeoom
ingr Strong" and active.) Consols were
1-4 finmer at 97 3-8. Tne Bank of
England did not change its rate of
discount. In the way of news bearing
on the1 market this a. m. it waH re
ported that the Erie will issue 35 mil
lions of collateral bonds to make coal
purchases. Some news concerning P.
O., obviously the work of manipula
tors. Misiouri iPaiciftc receimta eross
receipts for the third week of Decem
ber increased $73,000. There is a pretty
well settled belief ithati important
changes w511 toe made in the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit directorate in January.
The istook tmarket opened irregular. In
some quarters of the market the fluc
tuations were sensational. This was
notably true of Peo. Gas which had a
wide opening-, eelling- from) 108 to 110 on
an extreme advance of 3 3-4 points.
St. Paul, Missouri, Norlthern and Union
Pacific opened at fractional gains.
There was a 'bag- batch of selling ord era
encountered and first prices were soon
sharply shaded. Sugar led the down
ward movement.
The Price Current isays: Current
prices andi conditions favor liberal
marketing of corn. Growing wheat
unchanged in outlook. Wheat market
ing restricted. Packing 540,000 hogs
against 515,000 last yeaar.
TVIheat IHsh. Lowi. Close.
Jk 70 1-8 6 3-4 70
Miay .. 72 3-4 72 3-8 72 3-4
Com i
J!.n .. 36 3-8 36 36
Oaite
May 36 1-4 35 3-4 86 1-4
Jan! 21 5-8 21 5-8 21 5-8
May 23 3-4 23 1 2 23 3-4
LIVERPOOL ICOTTON.
By (private wirtet to Murphy & Co.
The following were ItJhe ruling' quo-
talons In tihie exhchanlge itbjlay
Tone quiet tout steady..
iMUdidllmig 5 1-2.
Fteb-Mar 5 17
rMlair-'Aiprill 5 15
April-May 5 12
Mlaiy-'Junie 5 10
June-tJuly 5 07
July -Aug 5 04
Aug-Bep ..
Nov-Dec .. .
Dec-Jam 620
'SiaJes 6000.
fOpo'2. Close.
. 5 17
. 5 15 5 16
. 5 12 5 13
. : 5 10 6 10
. 5 07 5 08
. 5 04 5 04
. : 4 53
. 5 27
,. 5 20
The Census Committee Divided Ma
jority Favors Retaining Present
Humber An Increase Probable-
Colorado's Position!
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
ASH
Centre of Market.
Phone 289.
Howard A
Haven. Wriglt C. Stoul
.mtcttrS OF TH
ew Voik Stick Exchange,
Xfw icrk Cotton Exchan&e
Chicago Board ot Tr?4.
Wheat- High. Low. Oloae
Dec 77 76 7-8 77
May 78 5-8 78 1-4 78 5-8
Corn i
Dec 45 1-4 451 1-4 45 1-4
Mlay 43 1-8 41 7-8 42
fee Qm
STOCKS.
rtSiiiers and Brokers.
STOUT.
3AS3AU
?TPEET, CORNER iWALL
NE YORK.
D- 'sit accounts received, subject tc
cieck cn d".tr.;al. Ip -rast credliti
monthly o :a tIsz:c.
accounts of bAiiks, -Larnoration.,
firms and jndiviiuais receiv. d on fav-
Ccupcns,Ji interest, dividend?, notes..
draf;e col'e; ed oar crikt:ci ts
Oidiit ti--- wi the pui.:he oi
ca on cojrtr ..ncc. o' bandr. st.'.ki
inefc.rr.e c: cn margin.
Clients n;ay is.egraph orders and in
strucvn at uur espense. Copies, ol
telegraphic c-cde a.uy t had ob appli-
Informatiou rcgardiig dULaOBJ
cheerfu.ly turr.s-hd.
Hlh
Amg. Copper ... &5 1-2
Am. iSt. & 'W. . 45
Am. Suig Ref.. . 145 1-4
Am. Tob 112 1-4
A. T. & IS. F. . 4T 3-8
A. T & S.F.pifld 88 1-4
B. R. T. 88 1-4
Ches. & Ohio .. 42 1-8
C. B1. & Q 141 1-4
Oon. Gas .. .
Con. Tob .. ..
Oon. Tob (pidl
Fed. Steel pli
Fladi. iSteel .. .
Li. & N
Manlbaictan L.
Met. St. Ry ..
afia. Pac .. ..
Nlat. Sit
N. Y. antral .
N"or. Pac .. ..
JSor Pac pd . .
Omit. & W. ..
Pac. -Mail .. .
People's Gas .
Read 1st pf d .
Read1 2ds pfdi .
Rock Island
Now to end the
century In a
b!az: of glory....
V'"U
X. L
yo'Li.
your
y. u v
3
e another
chance.
we wi . i
,tt-rs of gain and loss.
i . . .a. in !vnMAn rr
:y uarvesL j ui;ciuut;
I do is to go out ana
l. y.
I 1 . ;1 i
tury
cvt r
1 yoi
;t The fates have been good to
r-rcps, gcod prices, god
l i n good spirits The I.
t-:toif have done their share for
n ven can ccme tow and select
od- find we will save them for
ii j- i wi-h tbem delivered. The
i ir-ifeht. Ic a lew dp.ys more this
i .-.io-- selling will make great
: our stock.
; l"v.. yocrself th2 pa-.?g of re
i.v ; . ;n?; your orders at once,
lirsr , c-rtrin: whether you act
,rt oi not, the I. X. L. Grocers
-ave dece their fuU shsre towaro
I ;c ea-y for ynu to end the cen-
197 1-2
39 1-4
93 1-2
77 7-8
58
88
116 1-4
172
72
42 3-
143 3-4
84
87 1-2
32 1-8
44 1-2
110
70 3-4
25 3-8
.120 1-2
St. Paul 140 3-4
South Pac .... 45 5-8
Soutiherrni .. ... 22 3-4
'Southern pfd .. 72 3-8
Tenn. 3. & I. . 7 1-2
Union Pacific .. 77 7-8
Unreal Pac pfdi . 82 7-8
U. iS. Letofch- ... 15
' TiW.
92 3-4
44 1-2
139 1-2
111 5-8
46 3-4
87 12
86
41 1-2
140 5-8
194
38 7-8
93 1-41
77 1-2
57
86 5-8
114 3-8
170 5-8
71 1-4
41 1-2
142 1-2
82
fct 3-4
29 1-8
44 1-2
107
69 3-4
25
119 3-i
137 7-8
44 5-8
22
71 3-4
65 1-2
76 7-8
82 3-4
13 3-4
rase.
93 3-4
44 3
145 1
112 1-4
47
88 1-
86 3
42 141 1-
195
39 1
93 1
77 7
57 3-
87 5-8
115 7-
170 5-8
71 3-4
42 1-8
143 5-8
83 1-4
-87 1-2
31 1-2
44 1-2
108
70 3-4
25 3-8
120 1-2
140 3-4
45
22 3-4
72 3-8
66
77 1-2
82 7-8
14 5-8
From a wreck will attract the world's
attention to the life-saver. Yet let the
life-saving be continued every day, and
.A 1 At J
very soon it attracts no puDiic attention.
If the scene of the saving of one life
by that life-saving remedy, Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery, could
be made to stand
out alone, like a
picture on a
screen, it would
attract the notice
of the whole na
tion. By a curi
ous contradiction
the very frequen
cy with which the
"Discovery" saves
life, robs the fact
of general inter
est. For obstinate
coughs, bronchitis,
weak lungs, and
other diseases of
the respiratory or
gans, "Golden
Medical Discov
ery" is the one
medicine which
offers certain help,
and almost certain
cure. It contains
neither alcohol
nor narcotics.
Dn1w for PoctOT
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Disroverv I think
I would be in my grave to-day," writes Mr.
Mnws Milps. of Hilliard. Uinta Co., Wyoming.
I had asthma so bad I could not sleep and was
compelled to give up work. It affected iuy
lungs so that I coughed all the time, both day
and nisrht. Mv Inenas an tnougni. i naa con
sumption. My wife insisted on my trying
'Golden Medical Discovery. I have taken iour
bottles and am now a well man, weighing 185
pounds thanks to Dr. Pierce."
The People's Common Sense Medical
Adviser in paper covers, is sent free on
receint of 21 one-cent stamps to pay the
cost of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y
COTTON
'The
C, H.
Trains
Between
1
0
New York, Dec. 27. Cotton in Liv
erpool unchanged for spots mid 5 1-2
pence; sales G.000 bMes. Fi. lives
opened unchanged to i-64 decriciSe
lower; declined during the day owing
to liberal receKs at Bombay. 63,000
against 36,000 last year and free miove-
mentt closed 2 to 3-S4 pence down.,
opened unchanged to 1-64 pence
This market opened higher in -the early
advices but eased ofr during- tne tore-
noon on liberal recelptes, pointing to
about 225,000 bales altt ports this week
against 266,000 last week and 172,500
eo,mo rnrpir a. vpflr aeo. recovered
about points on buying supposed fori tUZ MIHHIQAH FLVER- Vestibule
Vpw Orients hull account, 400 bales of I llIWiy-H 8 -1 .
cotton arrived here this
run through the famous nd ter
S? SSSS valley and merou
prosrou9 villag and olU
SSrm Obte and Southern Mlc
iffaa Tbere are four Ithrou h
t?a?B eacTway. Pullman Bleep
ais a iht train-:.
Thv L X. L.
Grocery Store
THTbuILIMION BOU'll
New through train, to Portland,
found "The Burlington Northern Pac iac
Express." No 41, from St .oms . at
9:00 a. m. for Kansas City, St. Joseph
Northwestern Nebraska, Black Hiii&,
"Wyoming. Montana, Washington ia
com;. fift2itr.le, Puget Sound a.Ed ctl
land. Ore gen, via. Billings, Mom.. in
short line and time saver to tine up -J,-r
North we g t . To the Paget -sound -n
TT hours. Through roaches, cn? T cars,
seats free), stardard sleeper -ni
cars -with throrgh tourist sleepers
tr-.m Kansas Cy.'Thl is the main tra
led route St. Loufi 4o the nortbwest.
Number 5, ''bska-Colorado Ex
rifas." midday train ifroro fc. Louis tor
Nebraska, Colorado tfiah, c
Coast one night to Denver. Also . tfor
St. Paul, Miinnee.oolis and ibeyoncu.
No 15 at S.45 -p. it., fit. . Loui to
Ka City Omaha, St. 3h,KaAS
Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Pacific coast
via. Denver, also to -the Ncrthwesx
Montana., Washington, Orison, vaa.
I'neoln and Billing.
Plea-se write : .
J. N. MERRILL, Gen. So. Agt., t
V T3,. A lTniTl.t'n tra.! Lt' VV
"W-AKE, Edward Lflliot't, Gea. Man
Louis.
morning in
the steamer Chattahoochee from Sa
vannah. Some thing this yet to be
sold for December and delivered on
contract. Prices now are 3 to 5 'points
over yesterday.
cantos pirlor ant cafe caxa, wit
elegant through - ay coache.
Leaves Cincinnati 1 p.
rives Toledo 6:50 p. m.; arrives
Detroit 8:20 p. m. On of
5jiet traina ta th central state
COTTON.
Nlew York spot 10 51-6.
Hteh.
Jan 9 59
Feb 9 40
March 9 40
April 9 32
May 9 33
June 9 25
July 9-22-
Auguist 9 99
Sep't
Octobe r 8 02
DIecemiber 10 06
HE C. H. & H
Low.
9 52
9 35
9 33
9 27i
9 26
9 25
9 13
9 92
8 02
9 99
9' 54T
. 9 37
9 32
9 29
9 P6
9 21
9 97 J
8 38
8 01
10 05
is me direct line from Chicago
and the eoutb i.o th popular
summer resorts ol Michigan jtod
Canada. Cinnecta at Toledo with
eteamT on Lake Brie and wita
.oil lines for Interior poinfts; aB
-rtrnit -with i ail and steamer
tinea for Inland mod lake resort
MEALS
I
n
St.
for instant use as soon as these symp
toms appear. For sale ,by C. A paT"
SOr. - "3; -;'
m
CASTOR
Tor Infants and ChiUren.
The Kind You Hare AlwsssTBoiigW
Bears the
Sigwuxe of
Chicago, Dec. 27. The wheat market
was dull and easier at the opening,
affected by the continental cable
which showed a loss in Paris of 1 1-4
4b l 3-4 cents (from tlhe final of Last
night. English markets were quiet
and fractionally easier following- the
holiday but the number of orders was
very few and the indifference which
has characterized the foreign demand
rfv. rh rr,st. -three week, continues.
Professional sold prices off slightly, fol- m
lowed by a partial rally 'with the 1 1.8"
. 1 . ... hv 4-h imita I "SB'
market nucxuaxions r . ,
and calls. Recetpts to th north
west were only 293 cars against 279 last
'that the
year, imt? mvc
growing wheat ds unchanged with the
marketing 'restricted. Wheat was dull
late The London Times was credited
witli a cablel estimating 70- mffllion
bushels -ATgenJtine export surplus. -
The close! was steady
Corn': Trade was moderately active,
prices ishowltt . a sneaker none w u.
wheat. Foreign markets were slightly
(Wi foreign orders contanued
i nood The Price Ourrent
condition :tovorable fto mmB Nwt
l?LiA toirterior.-- Chlcaago-re- 1
teeiptts today were 770 cars with one car 1 1 '
iTrvffc Corn was firmi late. . Chica- I ratoal
Contract JOrn vraol- I V.,lnHIl
wired rumors or tna- rZtZT
Washington, Dec 27. Special.
One of the most interesting matters to
be determined by congress after the
holidays is the congressional reap
portionment. It is altogether too early
as yet to predict the passage of either
the majority or the minority bill de
vising the congressional representation
of the state. It is, however, morally
certain that the total representation
will be fixed either at 357, the present
total, or at 386, as recommended by the
minority of the census committee. The
committee itself is divided as closely
as possible on the question, seven fa
voting the present membership and six
favoring the minority proposition, lhe
mlnnritv nronosition diminishes the
representation of no state, but in order
to accomplish this it was found neces
sary to bring the total number up to
S8G. This is accomplished by adding
29 members to the house.
An Increase Probable
The success of the minority proposi
tion appears more probable than that
of the majority in the light of nistory
Only once has congress failed to in
crease the total number of members
of the house after each succeeding
census. Fifty years ago congress ac
tually diminished the total number of
members of congress, but on every
other occasion it has been inei-eased
as a result of the reapportionment
after the decennial enumeration of the
inhabitants of the country. Uuuei
either liill tlio -"Rmnirfi State contiauti
to increase its load in n:u;Cii;.i
ence. If the minority bill ivjou. '. pac
New York would have 01 mtitu'jei-s
whirh. with hc-v two eoiialors, jvsvtw
her 39 votes in the electoral c
on1 -Urn crrent vnto )f 7? ill llitllOiiijl
conventions. The Empire btate of the
KrmtVi p.lsr takes creat binder uiidci
either bill. If the minority uni passes
Texas will have three additional con
gressmen, bringing her delegation up
to 10, her electoral vote to 18 and her
vote in national conventions to 3b. l?or
. 1 .
the first time she becomes a ciose
rival of Missouri for leadership of the
southern states in numerical strength
in congress, electoral college and con
ventions. Under the minority bill Mis
souri gains but one congressman and
leads Texas by that one.
Colorado's Carious Position.
A curious study in mathematics is
offered by the singular situation re
garding Colorado. By the tabulated
statements prepared by the census bu
reau, showing what the distribution
of congressmen would be by states
under every ratio from 850 to 400,
there is but one cf all the ratios under
which Colorado would not gain a mem
ber. Yet that one ratio is the 357
which has been proposed byvthe ma-
I jority bill. It of course is only a singu
lar combination aud not at ail a matter
of design. But it can easily be under
stood that the Colorado members are
hostile to the majority rcpoit. One of
them says, "It is a mere juggling of
figures in order to make a rank dis
crimination against our state."
Gains and LosoeSt
Briefly stated, the ms.jority bill gives
one less member for Indiana, Kansas,
Kentucky, Maine, Nebraska, Ohio,
South Carolina and Virginia, while it
srives a rain 01 uue iqjicui,auYt
each to Illinois, Louisiana, Minnesota,
New Jersey, New York and West Vir
ginia and a gain of two to Texas. It
will be seen in this connection that
Texas will stand in exactly the same
relation to Missouri under both bills
The minority bill provides no losses
for anv state and the following gains:
-S.T . T7 1-
Texas, three; Minnesota, iew aui,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania, two;
Arkansas, California, Colorado, con
necticut. Florida, Louisiana, Massa
chusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, JNnrtn
Carolina, North Dakota, Washington,
West Virginia and Wisconsin, one rep
resentative each. It is said of the ma
jority bill that, based upon tne pres
ent political representation in congress
neither Darty will gain any aavan
taTd ThA Rennblican states would
gain five and lose five congressmen
The Democratic states would gam
three and lose three. Under the mi-
nnritv hill Renublican states would
gain 19 and Democratic states 10.
Geographical Speculations.
There are a great many interesting
CTouninsrs that can be made demon-
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been,
in use for over 30 years, has borne the sigrnatnre of
and has been made under his per-
- sonal supervision since its infancy,
CCCiC4 AllnwTin nnn tn dfiCfilvft vou in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
W
hat is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant, It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Coli. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORiA alvays
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Y.ears.
THC CENTAUR eOlAIY. TT MUHHAV TWEET. HW TOBK CITY.
IfflfS issues
Boctozs Audi. I
d
P
A Cjoo
resorption
cor ma
Tt for f r east, at Draf (ftti. Grcctn, JUatatrutt,
Salooos, Ntw-Sundi, General Storea and Barbara
Shopa. Ther baaUh pita, Indue aleep, aaa prUif bla.
Saa flraa reliaf I mattar what tao matter, ut wtjl
o yon food. Taa aamplM aal aaa woaaaad taata
CiealaU teat br Hull If aar addrat ea raoelpt ojt fri,
r the lUai oSCeil Nttfraaa tc, MewVatk U.
W5C
"" ' " "
D
tt rft a. ta. rMe. one thus be
delred. at
tllfi irx w
FOUR PAST TRAINS ocbwwu
ago. Agta of comneating rju i Birauug gams u
Kinas irom mese a-yijui. x-xuuj..
Hii mw11 vou tickets rouUag vw
C. H. & D. Ry.
D. O. EDWARDS,
sairr -Vainc Manaj:r.
Urn
mm
m ii
ml
TMJB CARO:
- . Efflective Secftember 18, 1900
Chester . Jjeav.... 7.48 m
Torkvlll
OaatmaJjai
GaatOMta
UnoolntOB "
y fton
Hlekcry "
Hiekry
Leaoir " Jretre .
Southbound.
VeuxAT: . lieare.
nvv
esport yestety via. Baltimore.
Brad-
8.46 am
.... 9.48.rm
.... 9.48 am
....10.45 am
....11. S3 &m
,...12.09 m
....12.15 pro
.... f.l foa
passenger.
2iOQ pa-
.... 3.02 pm
.... 3.3S ni
,...4.2 Ji
.... 5.20 mm
.. 5.30 m
.... 6.40 pm
7.60 9m
8.80 am
10.40 am
12.1T pm
1.16 pm
2.45 pm
4 . 30 pm
6.10 pre
5.50 pw
7.50- prr
Mbcel
6.30 ar-
8.50 enf
920 W
ll.lt am
12.35 pm
1.12 pm
3.20 pm
5.15 P0
Under the majority bill those states
wholly east of the Mississippi suiter
a net loss of two representatives and
therefore two votes in the electoral
college. The states west of the Mis
sissippi river, including Missouri ana
Louisiana, the larger portions of which
are west of the Mississippi, would have
a net gain of four congressmen and
the same number of votes in the elec
toral college. Under the minority bill
the states east of the Mississippi would
gain 15, and those west of the Missis-
siDti would gain 14. In view or. tne
much greater total population: of the
states east of the Mississippi this would
hii n distinct frain to the west. It is in
teresting also to note that the 29 elec
toral votes gained under the appor-
tionment, according to. the minority,
would have been cast as follows in re-
ppnt nresidential elections: 1892, Cleve
land, 21; Harrison, 7; Weaver, 1; 1896,
McKinleylS; Bryan, 11; 1900, MclSJn
ley 19; Bryan, 10.
Abthtjb -W. DxnN. .
m OlMuars
All through
trains, via the
Cotton Belt, carry hand
some Free Reclining Chair
Cars from Memphis to prin
cipal points in Texas with
out change. These cars
are furnished with chairs
which can be made to
recline at any angle, thus
affording an easy seat dur
ing the day, and a comfort
able place to sleep at night.
It addition to the Through Tree Chair Cars, Cotton Belt trains are equipped
with Pullman Sleepers at night, and Parlor Cafe Cars during the day. The
comfort thug provided for everybody, combined with the fastest time, make the
Cotton Belt the most desirable route to Texas.
Write and tell us where you are going and when you win leave, and we will
tell you what your ticket will cost and what train to take to make the best time
and connections. We will also send you an interesting little booklet, 'A Trip
to Texas."
FED. 0. JOKES. D. P. A., Memphis, Teaa. W. C. PEELES. T. P. A., Heophlt, Tew. . G. ABAiS, T. P. A., lUtarffle, Ten.
F. B. WYATT, T. P. A, Cincinnati. Onie. B. H. SUTTOR, T. P. A CbattUMta. Tes .
3
E W. UBEAUME, 0. P. and T. A., St Louis, Mo.
lyspepsia Cure
Digests what you. eat
It artificially digests the food and a
Nature in strengthening and recon
itmctlnff the exhausted digestive jyr
gans. It is the latest discovered digest'
ant and toniu. T$o other preparation
can approacn it in efflcieacy. It in;
gtantly relieves and perrnfwently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion," Heartburn
flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea
Sick Headache,Gaatalgia,Cr6mp6inc;
11 other results of imperfect digestion
?rared by E. C DWltt AC. CVca?o
Ti ansylvauia' Railroad Company-
General Offices, Brevard, N. C.
oal Schedule, EfTeotive Monday,.
. Decr ber 10. -NV.2lNo4j(Etostern
Standard Thne)No,3;
m mj
STATIONS.
4:05Lv . .HerdersonTille ..Ax 7"
4:30)
4:45
5:05
5:S0Ar
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Etowah.. .. .. .. 12',5T t
Blantyre.. .
.. .. ..Penrose'.! ..
.. Da.vidon River
, ...Brev d ... ..Lv
.. ..Brevaixl ..Ar
. . . . . .S&lica. .
..CHrerryfiel.
....Oaivert
.. ..Toxawiay .. ..Lv
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12:1 i'
12:10 -
2,
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