Wm . , shots*
Total cotton Mills, 32.
Namber of atuodka. 232.790.
Namber of cotton oil mill. 1.
Nnm^roJ horses, 1,177.
Nnmbcrof hmSoJS*
. Valae of live slock, $S16,9S4.
Valae of lead, $3,718,062.
- Qottoo leads all other crops in
Gaston ia nriae and comes sec*
oad to oofa in acreage. The
;fSI2Se *■ ,c?tto* *» !903 was
1$JR0 which produced 6,642
hales of 900 pounds or 210 pounds
of Hat per acre, 4,204.388 poaods
Cotton.*
Coro is a staple mop ia this
C5S.2VSJ bJK2fS
acreage of 20,400, an average of
14 hash els par act*. The best
yield was oa the red lands of the
• "metaaiorpbic group.”
Wheat production this present
year wis 31,780 bushels grown
oa 14,220 acres.
Oats, especially winter oats
- sea largely grown and supply
Rye production was not taken
into consideration. as it ia grown
ia a small way; but enough has
been arid to show the great
v vmaatiHty of the soils of Gaston.
Bargbuiu cane baa been sne*
*.'■ JJpSiuly cultivated ia Gaston.
The early amber, the Tessa.
W* J—ck. black smlyr aad
*M|i3op is grawu throughout
,- aad Ac yield oi
fc sometimes as high as
™_are a standard
Gastoal there were
,48,500. bushels- oa 830
average of 75 bushels
daw aad io a general fa*
aad n also quite anten
na a soiling plant
m 9 ■ v1-1 ’
port arts both the following in
qnccmcnts to aetilera:
1 Favorable geographical and
climatic condition*.
2 Adaptability of toils to the
raising of • great diversity of
crops.
3. The very reasonable prices
of land.
- 4. The character of the pub
lie school*.
5. Good macadam roads and
bridges.
8. Numerous railways and
cheap transportation.
7 Chm communication with
the markets of Baltimore, Wash*
ington and Philadelphia.
Settler* desiring to locate will
find plenty of land at a fair fig
ure. Those without capital can
rent on easy terms. The coun
ty offer* good Inducements to
colonies. Land, thick wooded
with plaea, poplar, hickory and
oak la to be obtained at low rate*
and the beat bottom lands can
be bought at $20 per acre.
SOME QUAINT ENGLISH,
UrlMHM Mm «l Mm taauaapa to
'a boa* as amaaiag as it la ram to to
tba library at a Wtoaahlctsa siadoat
Tba war* to cal tod ~0 Nora Gala da
Couvaraarao.** It to —ppoaad to to
atnsrt tba IWtssato la KnxUab n»
varaattoo. and tba foOowtax. a dis
tort** b—a»a -Fbr to Hkto a Hama." la
Mw Had af gngttoh eaoraraatloa U toy
“Hr** la a bona who bam a bad
tanks Glra ml another; I wUi arc that.
Ha aat sap kaow to atarrb. ba la puray,
ba la ibuadarad. Don't you at* ashamed
to him aw a Jada aa like! Ho to sad
abtoU. bo to wkb aaito op; U waat to
toad to tba far liar.**
An aim-data la tba book to:
“A day sam a aaaa to eoeaint tbto
pbltoaopW tor to know at o'etork M
waa oaa to aat. 'If ttaw an deb. toM
hbb aat arhm you shall wish; U you
am poor, aim you may da.' "
la the prafacu tbo awa* otogaat pan
•graph to tba Mb*b(:
“Wo aspect than, >to tba llttto teak
I toe tbo cam trbat wo wrote tom. and
tor ber typotrspbkal mrmeaoo> that
■ay ba worth tbo accaptattoa of tbo
aCadbraa parmito. and aapactalty of tbo
youth, at wkteb wo dadicato Mb pap
UcaJany."
Tba anttara of tbto srrangr volume
am -laar Os Kormcra and miro Cato
Bao. It woaM te laioiaatlsa ta know
whom l*adm sod Jaw Taarucd” En*.
ttob. PbUadMpbia Uarord.
Tb* cariosity or tbo oatlseo of wtM
mtUlii aa to mrjriklBf belonging to
tbo traveler of too bwb to amaalitg ait
■attorn. Ur.J.W.nXtotottoln-TbMt
Tboaoood Ultra Through Br»*jr of bto
TMt to on agtbMM wbara Hat oat/
of tbo plats proved rot/
Inquisitive. Bo wwm a frequent visitor
Sbd would mrofnUy examine tbo tow
betoogiaga of tbo trarWar. Mto cortoe
ttj was iaalix pubM to a eory fan
ar manner.
Ow cno or bto rtalto. wrttaa Mr. Walla,
bo fbnod mix bottle of spirits of its ton
■to so tbo table. and. seeing It wax
■ewerUtag bo bad not hitherto luepert
ad. br oataemlty told bald or It aad
aalrrd at mm. -What to tbtor
"Ostj a medicine." I replied, and
wbb a perhaps au worthy aattofaettoa
I watched him bold It op to the light,
took at K all rewad aud gnall/ remora
the gtoaa stopper a— then taka a good
«ir
1 bad to twab tooward to ww ay
gasped tor beaalh aad ejaculated, ")
am drlagr Ry dint mt arutb aiapptag
ef Ho back and dowxrag mt raid water
, he gairkly iwertml bot imnm
did he tooth oaj of ary thlaga.
speaker baa aa
gfeea din
aee the stator wbe | eto.
cation ia bto biarsrs baa a " in al
*oto aa laatanf aad apleadld as hie
etewalag toother. It to emaxJag what
Udaga people win apptoad whan they
have the eagrogeef each atbaito Ineptl
m after dlaner to
Tbap prefer also
ease; they Hke
tags of baanr. Of eto
gosaaa. If they bar* tasted the brow
before, they know what they era going
la get. The uses ef their sieod to taier
aasa. hat lelemaxo mt tbo nrg tumid
the appevtod: aat toieraoce of the
raaeA the sargriatag. They wtoh to bo
*t feat, aad what taxes ibetr aatada ae
to—(Mr bit—artwel rapoae. They da
Weld tn rMtob any groat bsl—a to
atg— tbo torto af the arm tor ^-W. D.
■mreOs to thupeito.
A RAZOR’S EPOC.
■I—to Trees. (.Uw Those mt ■
The edge of « razor tuoeloti of l»
uinmU) potato or "tomb.- which tf
the ruor lo of good material follow
e*eh other tkronaheut tte whole length
with great order aad deenzea Tfea
aohrohen mnilarlt) of tlwer miaul*
“teeth" goes to uieke up the blade e
esusaalve koeuuee*. The edge arts upon
the beard oat to lunch by Uw direct op.
plica lion of weight at lone aa It does
hr B alight "sseaaw" uwrmaout. which
eaBhra tUu autvt-eolvr teeth" to act
rapidly on one certain part or tbe hairy
growth. The beet razors, according to
the salcroeropiati. bare the teeth of
their edges eat at regalarly as tUoee of
a perfectly eat saw.
This explains tbe uiaglc effect of hot
water oa the tator's Made-the act of
Upping It thoroughly rieaoalag tha
teeth of any area ay or dirty aobataaos
rttb which they may bare brew
Hogged. Barber* often claim that ru
aare “gat tired" of ebartog and that
they will be all right after awhile If
permitted to take a rest. When In tlda
“tiled- oimmUUou a microscopic exam
ination of tbe edge show* that con
stant stropping by tbe sente person baa
caused tbe teeth or Qber* of tbe edge
to all arrange t bet twelves In one direc
tion. A 10001)1 of dlaune causes these
dne particles to roanasge themselves
*0 that they again preseat the Iwtero
gensure saw toothed edge. After this
little recreation each particle of tbe Sue
edge la up and reedy to support Ms
fallow, sod It again takes some time
I* spell the grain of the blade.
Verdi Waa RIsM.
When Verdi was potting tbe Iasi
tsoebeu to "II Trueatore." he was ris
ked In hto study by a privileged friend,
who eras eae of ths a Meet bring mu
slctaue and critic*. Be was permitted
to examine tbe score and ruo over tbe
"Aaril Chorus" on the pianoforte.
-What do yen think of thotT" asked
VMdL “Trash r rsspooded tile coa
rndaacw. Verdi rubbed Ida bands and
rhnefcltd. -Kow took at tbla." he said.
"Itubbaabr* said tbe other, rolling a
cigarette. The composer rose aod em
braced Mae with a burst of Jay. “What
Jo you steanr* asked tbe critic: -My
dear friend.- cried Verdi. -1 hare beau
asaklag a popular opera, lo It 1 re
solved to please everybody except tbe
parfcde. tbe great Judges, the clas
sicists like you. Had I pleased you 1
sbaoM have pleased no ouo ohm. What
you say assures am of success. In
three mouth* ‘II Tnnatotv' will be
•OOP aud roared and whistled and bar
rel onesnr*l all over Holy.- And so it
srovad.
A fiMMllag.
Lord Ifaw. ftigltah mishear at
traabtngrtou daring the civil war aad
afterword ambassador la Fnaca waa
i dlplaaiatUt 10 tw rare. Qa waa ax
.■crdlngly tactful la action and bad tba
rare art of keeping hla awii counsel.
Wire air Edward Blouul called upon
blaa one day nt tba cabaaey la Parts
he found that a wall known Journalist
bad preceded blm. The rial lor waa lay*
log dawn tba law In a loud tons, aad
wb»-_ after hla departure. dir Edward
waa reeel rad. he took tba liberty of
raying-.
“May I be allowed to aak If It la quite
wise to discuss state accrete lu sucb g
laud low? I heard every word that
oraa said, my lard, ax I sat In tba ante
“Ahr aald Lon) Lyona. “But area
tbea yon coaid not bear what 1 aald,
far I aald nothing."— Youth's Gao*
pantos.
Tka ChaaakMt and PnlriSelsaa.
Thu Cherokee Indian waa originally
a polytheist. To hla tba spirit world
was only n shadowy counterpart of
tbla one. Ur bad aa great spirit, os
happy bunting ground, no heaven, aa
bell—all or which Ideas were 9 rat in
troduced to tba American aborlglnee
by Cbrtettan missionaries Consequent
ly death bad rar blm no terror*, and ha
swatted the Inevitable end orttb no
anxiety aa to tba future, ah bis pray
er* ware for temporal tad tangible
tilaaelnga—far health, for long Ufa far
■acceta In the ebaae. In Htblng. la war
aad la luua. for good crops, for protec
tion aad Mr rwreuga.
“Dreams." says aa eminent lecturer
an theosophy, "consist of recoHocuoae
of the combined lapreaetaas recalrad
aad exrktap of the physical aad as
tral minds. The soel aad aabaanaalaaa
oraa are ladepaadearly active, aad It j
«be reofwmaa a rial as froat tba eoo
foaaaing of tba thoughts of tka wU
with the exaggerated Interpretation of
laipraaalooa raeaired by eebeunacteaa
aaaa which rnakao It as ofut Ippad
M) la wuMikar drag me *
dddldf*
“I bar* a* doo« you haro boat*
aatao alortaa to mj dtarrobIL" bo oaVL
*1 boa't Dm i* pat H ta that way.”
—. _ i ■. j
hot qawwy rrpiim.
“How tbaar* ba haptfatly aobod.
"I bar* aavar board a ay atortoo ta
yaar rrodJt.- aid aho^-Ctorotaat: Date
■ ■ ■" ' * ■ ■ ■ , j. ; ■ . -
CURIOSITIES OF SOUND.
■mi r Se tee llu Tbs CsiMSMslIf
KM ss the UutlMl Mill.
la r<»7 high or mooutnluotss regions
■Mods txoomo diminished U toodnoee
a* that a coavcrsatfam eeuu-it be car
ried aa la aa ordinary tour of voice,
la mJuca k lu i diving la 11 the ro
ver ao of ltd* bs Um cose. K|<evch Ix
omims so Marti lag that It mast lx cur
vted im lu whispers to bs- at all no
ds r* LX to Um our. EoJiala of all
Undo become musical If tlx vlbratlax
of air ar* aniform and rapid enough.
It !• sold that tbo patTa or on engine
would make a treincudoua orgnu teal
af music If the? could lx hud* to at.
tala tbe rapidity of fifty 31 sixty a sec
nod. Everything In nature baa Its jaj
oota. aa It wore, and attuned to one
particular musical sound This taut
can be vary easily verified In everyday
Ufo. Stand near an open piano and
■peak 1a aa ordinal? loan. White
speaking you will suddenly boar a
string within reverberate to your voice.
Tbo tick or a watch, the sound of ov
ary human voles, tbss buna of a dog.
the maw of a rat. the noise of a wagon,
tho roll of thunder. tlx fail of rain,
tbo running of water—la tact, every
thing about aa can entity bo placed hy
an attentive ear on Its proper musical
note. o«x of Um Bounds or Um seal*.
This la a moat Interesting experiment
sad anally verified.
It Is said that Um ear can distin
guish eleven octaves of eouod, but. aa
a rule, those made by quick, short vi
brations are non easily conveyed.
Iter Inauinee, tbs wtitr of a loctMt
makes a more distinct lznpresdoa that
tbo sighing of tbo wind through tbs
trees A whirlwind In Ita approach la
nolaataas It la only when It atrlkss
soma obstacle that the volume of sound
becomes terrific to as Then wo ro
od vo the secondary shorter waves from
tbo destruction of tbte obstacle. Tyu
dall aays all friction la rby’kmic.
Flames are notoriously sensitive ta
aonafi. They wlU bcod end flicker sod
oven respond with a leap of qalveriog
light to a high, shrill sound, "hto te
another lateroattag experiment, if are
use a glass tub* with a aaaall let of
gas by lowertug or rawing it to cor
tain points wo cun eausa It lu shriek
out shrilly or to answer sympathetical
ly to Ita own keynote when song or
spoken by the votes
ir wn could only bear the roll of tbs
vast oceans in harmony all around us
In our everyday life. w» roukl ssty
with truth. Indeed, whet tlx pest only
law fined:
"There’s not the smallest orb which
thou behold set bet In Its orbit like an
angvl slugs, still qotrinc to the youag
eyed cberuMm."—RulUinoro American.
Tbe •bepburO RML
A certain good hlabop was In Italy
tor bla health. and while walking in
tbo mntiy one day be mat a small
girl who was teodlbg some pig*. Tbe
ardmala wore giving bar a great deal
of trouble, and tbe good bishop offered
to stay and woteb the ones that weea
granting owl rooting In a ditch while
tbo little abaphanleaa waut to catch
two runaways that bad ilrayud from
the fold. When abu HM back, tba
reverend geutleuniu stroked tba un
kempt curly hanl of the clilkl awl aak
ed liar bow much abe earned by be>
hard work and was told that soa re
ceived « aobll a day.
"Do you know." an id ba, "that L too
am a shepherd? But I earn mack more
than you."
"Ah. you." answered tba little pass
ant. "but. uo doubt, you tend man?
more pigs than I do."
Car la a a Time ittarlw.
A naturalist while rmung Gnat
Bangle ana of tlioaa Islands of tba la
dlan ocean known as tbe Celebes. or
Bpice Islands, round a envious time re
corder lodged at the honeu of a rajah.
Two bottles wars flrmly la abed togeth
er and Axed In a wooden frame. A
quantity of block onnd ran rrom oot
bottla Into tba other tn Just half an
hour, and wbua tba upper bottle waa
•aapty the frame wua reversed. Twelve
abort slicks marked with no tehee from
1 to 13 ware bung upon a oUiug. A
book was placed between tba stick
bearing tba number of notches curia
■ponding to tba boar last struct and
'tbe one to ba struck next Tba entry
announced tba time by ■ diking tba
boors on a large gong
The Saaker ievea.
Tba aa dent a battered and tangbt
that erven plaovta ruled tba world and
Its Inhabitants, than accounting for tba
aareti days of the week, tba aeven boles
In tba bead, tba seven colors of the
*P®ctruin sad the aeven arose*. Tbe
augorstltleu attaching to tba seveotb
daaghter of a arranth daughter en
dows such a parson with magical gifts
and unlimited good luck
Among noted areata and things that
bear this mystical number art tha nev
er) Dnjrs* war. tba great cenAlet for
Oaranan aupramacy. the seven cborcb
aa of Asia, tha aeven aloe pare of Kp be
ans and tbe awe wonders of tbe
fUakt TO ■ m
Tk> Busy lUo—f'WuDt and Bara
m art nbIoi to stall aa oaxt waak.
Wbat abail I da wttb tbsaf I bars aa
INtta “—
The Wise Ca— In trod ore Ploaaaata
at a slab tad Baaaaao aa a rf ob—Me w
Ortaaaa IbMaOaoimfc
ddttaa M »ba Widow.
Widow (laarfollyi-Te*. mj d*n«b
taaa ara aaw my only natter m.
Prtaod Taka mj adslra and basbaad
tsar wiraiaw watt—Prtaeatan Tt#ar.
at o Dtawm root two
■•A aaa daTa «ot o ltd hoaa.” aatd
Uarta ftWa. "'daw kaar baw odTa be
•Bum abaaa tar *Ua. Hit's dirrao*
If ba*a oat a bar-”-CMei«o Trtbaaa.
■ ■ _ aaaa
A maa-a tadk la atwaya it*t»t if Ma
boast to Nabtr—Walbrr
Was—-Walt Mi tat Isarart.
Til Oabtobm Oucrn,
I twie* i waak, $1.00 • poor.
The Itear CUIld-Ob, Mrs. nioom,
when dirt you get Ian*I
Ur* Hleocp - Klee* you. dear. I w*j
net away anywhere. What made yen
think aoT
The Dear Child—I thought you war*.
I beard my mamma toy that you were
■t Inggwrtieailr with your buabaud tar
aver a wee*.
Abaetaielv ram Mere.
"*be la the mom Incooatataot woman
I rear kuaw.”
"Never doe* what aha ought to ar
••hat yon axiawt. »hr‘
'That la |um It Some time* aha doaa.
•ha la luconalatvntly IpcoaaiataDt *
Ovitlia Crea.
Ur*, von Ulunx-t— We a)oat tiara the
tiiKimhr* to diuucr. We owe them on*
Von HI inner—or coorao. We paaaud
an a nr Oil <|ull evening there, rod It If
uiHliiiut inure (ban light that they
ahoulU paaa one here.—Brooklyn Lit*.
maklag It Bear.
"You never allow youraclf to read a
book until you have read a review a?
HI Why la lhatr
“Well. I prefer to net ougr p-Migtat
ed mental rood."
Professional Cards.
R. B. WILSON,
Attorney at Law.
GASTONIA. N. C.
dr. o. e. McConnell,
DENTIST.
Office first floor Y. M. C. A. Bld’g
GASTONIA. N. C.
Phone 89.
HAMILTON V. STEWART,
Attorney-at-Law,
Office over A. D. Clark’s store,
GASTONIA, N. C.
Phone 177.•
Administrator's Notice.
-Ttina* osslliril a. ulntnlMratn. at
htvina; clatmo acatnoi the eauie of Mid dr
cnttdlpabiblt them to thr ntkdcr*tf*ed
o® ox tx-forc thr
29lh day «1 December. 1W4,
or this ant tie will be plead la b«i ot their
teeorrrr All perwo. indebted to the Mid
Mv.tr will pie—e mu immediate par
Ike 72nd day nl December. 1003.
_ Look It T*car Cowairr.
Oeo. w. Uainnti^.
The OoN Coast Keaerta, Mobile.
New 0rinses, Mexico,
and California
SOUTHERN** RAILWAY.
Winter Tourist tickets now on sale
to the noted resorts oi the Onlf Coast'
and Mexico sad California. Tickets
on sale via Southern Railway up to
aud including April 30. 1804. limited
to May 31, 3004, (or return passage.
Elegant train service. The route
of the " Washington and Southwest
ern Limited” and "Sunset Limited".
Axk nearest Ticket Agent (or de
tailed information and descriptive
matter.
NOTICE.
North Carolina, )
Gaston County. I
Notice is hereby riven the public
that application will be made to tbe
Governor of tbe Slate of North Car
olina for the pardon of Rufus Clip
pard, convicted at (he September
1802 term of the Superior Court of
Gaston County, (or the etime of lar
ceny, and sentenced to serve on the
roads of said County tor the term of
four months.
This Dec. 7, 1804.
L. J. Holland,
Attorney for Rufus Ctippard.
BE-SALE OF LAND.
CtnainiMuri Sale •( Lead.
GOOD NEWS and 1
BETTER NEWS!
• **** ,f*tiiu,y^5iVBde ul*nt»ou of our slock we have re
eeived two car-loads, (50) fifty bead of uice Tennessee mulea and
boraea. and we can now show yon the beat lot of atock we have
h“d V a7 °ne *!!!*> Ve,rJ' . Tb«* *“** have been carefully
selected by onr old fnend and buyer. Mr. G. A. Anderson of Johu
son City, Tenneascc. And he knows bis,busine*s. He lias shipped
ua 14 car-loads of stock, making a total of 350 bead during the past
H?0lel0< 300 of*‘hen* BDd "'** have the
two fresh cars of SO head to ofier you. Aruoug them are a lot of
nice mated and matched teams or pairs, suitable for farm work or
heavy wagon use, and almost any kind of a mule or horse you may
want can be found at our stables. Remember we sell either for
cash or on time, aud every animal guaranteed as represented when
sold. It is useless to say that we sell them cheap or reasonable,
for when we say that we have handled nearly five hundred heaci
the past year, any reasonable man would know that the prices
were satisfactory. All wo ask is a chance to show you our ability
to please you. both in stock and price. Call and see ns whether
you are ready or not to buy. Our hitching lot below stables is free
to all, drive in and feed.
Wheu yon are in need of a good buggy, nice surrey, or car
rug* ol any kind, we can furnish il to you at a low price.
We al*o carry a full liue of farm and spring wagons, drays, and
several kinds of onc-horse wagous, all sixes harness, saddles, col
lars, bridles, whips, and winter lap robes, the prettiest patterns
and ranging in price from $1.50 to $12.00, and we have a lot of
choice Turf Seed Outs of our own raising for sale at our store.
CRAIG & WIL8Q N.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY »WSK!
...QUICK ROUTS TO ALL POINTS...
NORTH-SOUTH-EAST-WEST.
XT
ThrMigli Trains Between Principal Cities and Resorts
ArrouuMu niiKuu aixvmnudatk.ka
Elegant Pallman Sleeping Cars on all Through Trains
DININO.CLUB. AND OBSERVATION CARS.
Fw S*t4 Canlort ut ChtiIcnb Eatftoycs, travel via the Sorter* tailway.
rcltduWr and other inform ttion furnished hr tddreaeln* the uaOcratnad:
R. L. VERNON. Trar. P«.«- A«t.. j. M. WOOD. Dlatrlct Paaa. Agcat.
Charlatta. N. C. Atlcrlllt, N. C.
W. A. TURK. Paaa. Trains Mgr.. ». H. HARDWICK. Osa'I Paaa A at..
WASHINGTON. D. C.
COUNT YOUR MONEY!
Statistics show that 6,770,867 persons in the United
States owu deposits in Savings Banks, and that the
average amount owned by each depositor is :: • •
$409.23
Have you that amount of available cash? If you have
not, why not get it? These people did not accumulate
their holdings in a day; neither can you. \'We receive
deposits in any amount, and pay 4 per cent, interest
per annum, computed quarterly. Ask our depositors.
GASTON LOAN & TRUST CO.
W. T. LOVE, PwtMcat. E. Q. SScLURP. Tra—war.
“DISTINCTIVE MERIT”
is what we claim for our
Jioe of CLOTHING. It
is equal in everything
b u t price to garments
made hy the so-called
high toned tailors. Don’t
take our word for it.
Come in and judge for
yourself. Have the suits
spread out for your in
spection. We are glad i
to show them. You don't !
have to buy. Look for the |
YELLOW FRONT.
ROMAN
The Clothier.
Shoe Shine Free. Phone 81
NOTICE TO
TAX PAYEES!
Attention is callid to
Section 26 of the Chart
er of the Town of Gaa
tonia, compelling me to
collect all taxes remain
ing unpaid on January
1st, by distress and sate
and NOTICE IS OlVEN
HEIEBY that I will lev,
upon the property of all
persons whose taxes re
main unpaid on the 1st
day of January, 1304.
and where there is no
visible personal estate
will advertise and sell
the real estate of all
parties delinquent.
I. N. Alexander,
Teem Tax CaOactar. jw
THE WINTER RESORTS SOUTH
*T
Southern Railway
The Southern Railway announce*
the sale of round trip Winter Kxcur
•ion tickets to a!1 the principal re
torts of the Booth. beginning Octo
ber IS, 1803.
The winter re aorta of North and
Booth Carolina. Georgia and Florida
are especially litrttjng to tho*. |H
search of health or pleat are. In these
Stale* era each noted resorts as
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Miami aad Tampa, HI*.; alno the re
tort* of N aI • ■ a a and Cnbe. boat
math' d vi» Southern Railway,
Ticket* on tole up to end Incfudhwr
April 30, 1804. limited to ratnra on til
Map 31, 1804.
Southern Railway afford* elegant
train service. with the latent Pallmaa
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