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rIIlr Lo1arERY -l,EopLn.
They sail for rTondurasT'exans in the
Party


They sail for Hnnduras--Texans IN the
Party.
New Qrieana, December 2a.-Alore than
psual interest WAS attached 10 the snli-
Inv Of the Macheca Atcaspshp Freak
water last night ms ahc carried the Off
cerk ana representatives OF the Louisiana
,stnte lottery, who were Foipg to i'nerto
cortez 10 snperlntend their FIRST drawing
OF the lottery At that place. shortly after
Z O'Clock the Northeastern wharf where
the Hraulswatsr WAN lying, became ans
mated by Inc number Of people vim had
come 10 see their friends off Everything
on board tho ahip was ia us 10 appeared
to a iapdam0nH eye chaotic state,
Groups or friends were scattered around
the deck and in the cabin n Jolly crowd
had congregaied. The universal answer
70 the question OF tho depnrting as to
what they should brink their friends Was
senslcllesa were heard on every hand.
Tho steamship will arrive ~ Puerto
Cortc2 next Sunday morning and q great
celebration viii ensuo bhnuuets. speeches
and frcw0rks-a kind or house-wafinng.
sns It were. The following gentlemen were
on the steamer last night when ehe gooRed
her mornings ana dropped quietly down
the river sfr. Paul Conrad. MIR, ranAon
j.. Davis. Mr.. w w. Boulrmet, General
w L. caDoll, Colonel Charles Where,
ex-lieutenant Governor Barnett Gibbs of
Texas Mr.. n @, cnbtellauos and Mr.. q.
j.. Witte OF Texas
Thesf officials and their guests are alsc
accompanied by Measfs. u. s. Graham
and A. s. ) Graham aud three printers.
who win have charge o. the printing de-
pnrtment Mr.. George w WelnRart and
two Assistants also 70 10 look after tho
Ireworigs which are 70 he SGT Off during
70 celebration, One OF the set pieces IL n
portrait Of General yasqucz. the president
Of Honduras.
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SIXTEEN MILES Nor, INVOLVED.

While the Santa &c and 'Frisco lines
have gone into the hands OF receivers
the Paris and Great Northern. which ak
tends from Paris to Arthur City, Will cs-
cape, MS u Is not Involved This sixteen
miles of road connects the st. Louis and
San Francisco and CUFF Colorado and
Santa Fe lines, ana has been operated
by the Frisco ever since IL was con-
structed. As the road Is leased FOR 1909
years by the Frisco, II VIII still he opcr-
ated by that road AS though nothing had
occurred
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live het-|
ter than others and enjoy life more. With
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs of physical being, will attest
Aha value to health Of The fsl4e iiq,,id
laxative principles embraced ~ tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
~ excellence IS due 70 III presenting
III the form most acceptable ard pleas-|
ant to the taste, the reffezaiug and fruly.
beneficial properties 81 4 perfect lax
alive: eilactually cleansing the e5stelp,.
dispellipg colds, headaehes and teyefs
and permanently cadpk eeusti pation:
II has given Satisfaction 20 NIL lionp and
met with the approval q {ii1 1aed:eal
profession, because Il 5eis "a tne K1ar
neys Liver aud Hout|s xkIth9lj W4a<s
enipg them and It Il psfjeekI5 ffso from
avery OBJECTIONABLE sslpstaace'
Syrup Of Fiza s lo< snle by Al drag
gisfs III 5lie md llot IT,. but i + iaasi-
lifactured by 1he kaIilofnIa Fig Syrup
90. ofliy, uIilosa <Iazae d pflateIi d. eEe5]1
package, also t}1e ilaflse. Syrup q i.
md being ucll informed, yoa VII nj
sccept any hubzti1u<e i o9eEzd.
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p1-prI-Ap af,oWS UP.

Bn4ningham, Ala, December 2g,--Wm.
Macit paid the penalty for hnfHlslty "
nisht IN d rather peculiar manner, About
fnidnlrht he broisa into John fetsiway =
"a n ,,afa,lck die place. he took q cigar
ron, me shnwcnsc and lighted y, While
he did hie work OF Invoicing ING stock
nna takinr what he wnntai. A. ie was
,,f,snapir.ar about Ia the rear of the store
asine nahes from lila oigar fell into az
omen Neg Of powder, ana the explosion
slhinb resulted hiew the store 10 pieces
mnd threw the burglar a hundred feet
away. He died the next Day,
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COMING PAssENaER coNrERENcE

Calls have been issued for the regular
meeting Of the Eastern committee of the
Western Passenger association on January
and of The general association on jan
uary 6. The most important matter 10 be
brought before the meeting OF the gen
eral association is the request OF Caiifor-
mia terminal lines that second-class rates
from California TO Missouri river points
be changed from so 10 S35, The Eastern
committee Will take up routine matters
only.
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now no cuIes IA aRIrrr.

About 4 year ago 1 took violent at
tack Of IA grippa ! couGhed day and
night for about ok Nsfks3 my wife then
Remedy. At nrst ! could zee % differ
ence. hut stu kept taking Il, ara aeon
found that IT WIS what I needed. " I
..of no relief from one dose took another
and II Was only a few days Until WAS
free from the conlfh. ] think pe0nle Ia
general ought p hnow ths value % this
edning file benefit ! have received from II.
Madison Mustard, Otways Ohio. - aud
20 cent bottles for aale by druggista.
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rHN connErT.MITcnELI. FIdHT,
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
EXpREss CASHIER AtitHsTEp.

TXpREsS CABHlDN AItItIl5INY.
Texarsana, TeSas, December ~, -. q.
Davis apBstnnf cashier IN the iecal onleh
rested and Jailed here today. on y chaiRc
of steall9g ID $500 package of money, INC
paclfage yina entrusted 70 The company ny
here. Davis receiptinE TOR u, ana WI.
CONSIGNED TO pgrty az JAaideayns q pom
on tho TesurkHna anu Fpft sniltn ,Iallr
ts,nv north ~ here. II W. clniued. how
ever that the money never reached the
consignee and an inyesliEation lnale ly
the express ceinpany'B ottiaials tahen "
He sin have i preliminary trial toinor-
rutg
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pla TNIL pRIsoNnRs.

over fifty Chinese prisoners are now in
San Antonio awiting transportation -
Hong Kong.
They constitute a body Of the Mongo-
lians brought IN from different points. ana
put in charge Of the United States mar
shall al San Antonio under the Geery act.
Assistant General IA ssenaer Agent H.. j.
Parks OF the Southern Pacific left for that
city last night TO make arrangements FOR
moving them next Monday OF Tuesday.
They Will be sent 10 San Frilnclsco, and
will take a steamer at that point FOR Hong
Kong.
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a coNvENirNr TABLE.

The International and Great Northern
has recently issued table giving the
connections Of that road with other lines
in Texas together with the departure
of all trains on connecting lines from
the cities thus reached by the tnterna-
tional The table IS most conveniently
arranged and Is OF great assistance 60
Ticket Agent Hunter in answering the nu-
merous queries IN regard TO what connec-
tons are made by his road at different
places.
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srNAroR oonpoN.s LEcruRE,

Meridian, Migz.. December z3.-sArrange-
nents have been made for Genera. }. b
GORDON 81 Georgia 70 deliver his Famous
ieeture, ''The Last Days 81 the Confed'
eracy," here next Monday evening for the
heneal OF the sick and indigent veterans
III Waithall camp No. J.
sSsws has lust been received here from
sbubuta that ar. Patton, who killed Con-
stable + n. Jenkins m that city several
days ago, was. ~ q Preliminary examinar
fi0n before Justice 81 the peace, dis
char3ed on the ground OF self-defeose.
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Jscnsao0Ia. Fla. December g0.s@N. Dono-
rarno, an italian capfuin ~ q schopiier
plyIng between this poft and Apalarni1
cola, Mobile New Drlenna ana Fnlvt's,on
,,bccka nrnounting 10 SO on merchants
iast Saturday night nc represented that
her lisfn IN pnrodis q Co, at BAY Point
fwentv miles east Of here The cinclit
were readily taken Tor goods, and part
raeh was given Mn but hive been re-
ftlsed III the bunk pgnpramD n about
I'd ysara Of age. slender baldtWitli auburn
hair and ui0tiatncNf.
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rnE ERIE REORGANIZATION.

New York, December al.--Yice President
Meculioch Of the Erie reconciliation
COMMITTEES stated today that no report
would be made by die committee until next
weei--.perhapa not then. The plan Of the
committee win provide Tor a BLANKET
mortgage OF S70.OJo000 al ; per cent with
no assessment OH the stock
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,nAArnnNs RAILRoApING.

l,blepro. M, DecemD.I - 80, -
oasseaeer ana Ticket Agent hing
n Inc burlington VIII retire psa..,Ai'e'' ~
from the railroad business seiu .,.,,.,. nos,-
ms nas a g absrae 81 the freight department
u " ~, =, f nc sugar Ranning COMPANY.
S e. W <,nr mas been with the BnrlingLon
twenty Years and has won every p'o, ,,e,
lion from the first position -
nv in the passenger department
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RALr1MonRe Lowc rnoLLEy I.INn

The Baltimore aud Washington Turn
pike aud Tramway company, which Is
about ready 70 build line Of electric
railroad from Baltimore to washington,
has reorganized with the following board
OF directors; David NJ Newbold, presl-
dent; Robert Il, carswell; Charies II Cal
vert, John j. Doblcr William t. Elielns,
Peter y. Widener. Thomas Delan, n.
Edward HamhIcton and Howard Munnik-
hnNseIl.
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system Of electric roads when WI
ultimately embrace nearly gu itlf n n,s,a
cities and towns IN Northwestern , y IN,
Is the LATEST project 20 ai'tases M ~
cainmhus for the Toledo and Ahpiilss
Valley Railway company. me fap'' 20
eioek q $4,000. divided into sns .,s,, ~ Z,
400 each. The ineorporators are N''i'''H
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LAnoR TRounLne.


Ohio River rAiiroad officials have served
notice on their employees TINT a reduction
OF 10 per cent in wngoa will take erect
january l. All members Of the Broiier-
hood lodges here met last night nnd
agreed not 70 strike for more pay The
road employs about 700 men.
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ANIMAL, INvENToRY.

San Antonio Light,
Mr.. Thomas Hume, the well known
trainmaster or the International and
Great Northern between TAYLOR and In
redo, is bnHy preparing an annual inyen-
tory Of the supply and TRANSPORTATION de-
partInent Of that road, for the year 1929
he expects to have It completed and sent
10 headquarters for approval by January
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on s n ~ /.

and his homo was Wiley. Texas. He was
en- route 10 hIH former home Mt Fort NH.
ipaAsengar on The midnight enatbound eN-
press. The passengers say they saw hitsi
lump from the train, The coruner'B jury
could moi nnd otil whether lie met death
hy accident or design.
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A speeial from Monterey says there has
been considerable stir among the MeNi-
ean railroads since the fret 81 the month.
frbe sugar crop q now beng sent % mar
ket, and the railroads hannie the pAik o.
q THE orange crop has been prolific this
year About twenty car Dads, COCO oran-
~ to the car have been shipped from
Montemaralaa and I.lnaEe1
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rHn RoAn "a Rn soLI1

Topeka, Kan, December 2g,--Eor the
purpose OF reorganizlng tho Kansas city,
Wyandotte and Northwestern railroad,
n new company was formed and charter
hled with the secretary OF state today
Incorporating the Kansas City ana North
western railroad company Tho road VIII
be sold January by the master IN ehan-
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. rI.,p nAII.RnAD.

xxf,niannaport. Pa. December 2s.--Ihe
u ,'t,.ai pennsyiyania and Western flbiL
80 Company has flied a mortgage for
Z "a 40 % the gssw York Security and
,rrs,st company. the money 70 pc used %
,',,,id n ire from this city 10 WeisortDwn
te connect there with the will'Tsbarre
a,.d Yeetern railroad. =
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1frIn .oN srepIcIoN.

Baatrop. TexaE December --constabie
AIex Jenkins arrested a susplcious char
acter In Hmithyille today answering or
actly the description Of isarbie. as given
"a an advertisement from Tom Green
county. az n man charged with murder,
IIe refuses ~ give his name or answer any
aiiestions - Sheriff LAWS holds him for
fnrihll inNn.iIn1 fllIl.
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no FonFBIr THE CHARTER.

Topeku, Kan, December 2a.-it Is stated
Mt the attorney generals office to-day
mat a suit 10 forfeit the charter Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway VIII
be Instituted next week. The attorney
general decline dto Indicate the exact
nature OF the proposed suit OF where
The proceedings would be bropgh tuniil
after lie has further consultation with the
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4 nm roR TIIE lrlrilIr.

Cripple Creek. Colo. December a9.-=T'ha
following was sent Corbett and Mitchell
this aftefnoon:
seventy gold producing mines In this
camp authorize us 70 offer purse OF
$4,000 gold bullion 10 bring the Corbctt-
Mitchell feht here
j. A. Whiting, Mayor,
Il. H. Martin.
John Morton.
e. IL IrrIabee"
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4 . MAN,s e1.OnY.

81. Louis. Mo, December DC. a.
f3recker, q stationary engineer, vino 10 q
prominent member or the Local A, Y, ~
counel today told the cnlef dsiectise
mere that the democrats and repuDlicHtB
wrrH both after his life because he WINS
hi A. ~ Al and for no nilitr reason
hifeady. according 10 bis story. I'VE DIFF
farent efforts have been made 10 do him
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WHY iIE suIcipnp.

Segun, Texas, Decemhcr -. Gus pcit1
n younw German II years OF age. single
committed suicide yesterday by shooting
himself IA the head. He was LIVING with
liR palvnta who refused him Christmas
money, for whirh he killed himself,
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fAVoRITE REMEDY FOR LA
ERTn1oJr

ss5s..ag the epidemic OF la grippe Cham
Y ~ ~ Copeh Remedy took the lead
y ~ was much better liked than other
Z n ~ s'ls 1iie.nss.' III. NJ Bangs, druGgiBt,
u 'sgelh, III. The grip Is much the
IL ~ severe cold and requires pre-
Isasss.s same Treatment This Remedy
i l INV and eifsctual and VIII prevent
~ 's'ssney Of the disease toward pnen-
=. For sale by druggists.
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Walnut Grove EtoWai4 county, today. Mrs
Murphy, wife of q prominent citizen. MAa
out driving when d horse ran aVar, depioi.
iahing the busy enc Wa1 thrown out
and Killed
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, gRANn cnNrRAr. HnrRI..

!. = Thompson. Willard, r. j. Iietb.
h sssph, "a: Joseph Schafer, New Or
II ~ ~ Predmore and wife. Alvin;
i'm pi'gss and wife, New York; n. p.
,s,s ~, Cuero; J, G. Scharp,nck.
y D6alIs NJ. MnManus, a. J. Perkins.
+ 1TIlafles John w Bunge, Pensacalp;
Y ~ New Orleans; j. ]. Pope wif~ind
spiombns; l.. $. Patterson, Caves
\ M ~, Runge, 81. Louis }. 4, Bonner.
4 2Ilesns, 4. H. Peters Cincinnati.
Z fiVsklns y. L. BOYLE. VICTORIA.
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I3irinlnghara Aia., pecemhes 2D-A
gang Of section hands on tue Georgia. IA.
cno yesterday morning found the dead
the track No buisra we're On him. but his
neck WAS broken At the Inquest II. der
yeloped that the man WAS IN y drahnm
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ms wtWg,s HoNoR AVENGED.

Meridian, Texas. December - e-Frank
Fosseft Killed chnrleg Alexander late yes
tefday by shooting him Ave times and
heatIna the top OF hia head with the pistoi.
Alexander had assaulted and iuaniied
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pt,oINq,fFN1s AND CHANGES.

1sx-Trafric MANAGER Barlow Of the wis.
oe,,s,n central. q now the managing head
AZ he Evansville and Teffe Haate.
Assistant United States Attorney
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NEw ENGLANp REcEIYNRs.

pestop. Mass. December BIT. g. Plat,
y',iliam Hart and Msfsden Perry were
s,aoinfea Tew england receivers n Nas-
saehnsetts ana Rhode Island
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SPENCER HOUSE.

z 4.
slslless center. Late Dissen House.
ssoFner Main street and Preston ave-
houston Texas. Rates s1.50 per day.
IA 4: speneer, proprietor. Formerly
= Aslropolltan, Lincoln. Neb. Electric
bP9 and from all trains.
n, Johnson. New Orleans; George
4sqnsll @. j.. Lea Baum, Angleton:
lSaag9 ]. Il. GaIlaher Galveston; j.
~ Conroe; A. c. Deans, New Or
~. Anderson. g. Rosseu, New
Y II John II Bailey. Cuero; A. Chest
\ =, I. Bnmmel, Lufkin: j. T. Dence.
& e lean Morris, NJ, X. & IT. j. X.
nT Sonfoe; j. III. Hayes. Enon; Fran
,s~'p vs. Yoakum; a. IL. Burton. Harry
feek's Bad Boy company; G.,
II Kansas city; G.. y. Mills, Sugar
N, Z. Brown, Cedar Bayou; Charles
y .,s y Stafford, Kan, Mrs. j. c. Hen
u ~ Daughter. Texas: II. i. Willin-
X. Nouhcl Bluffs; w. lBilderback.
wv Kan; J, T. Thomson, Galveston
2 utgell. Galveston.
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THE norELs.
rnr HrrCnTNs HOUSE.

THE HUTCHINs HOUSE.
Rates, 81, $3.50,
Ass> y 50 per day.
kS3SSs,o.A Remodeled and
Z ,Sll l.,ii.fss sss,. newly Furnished.
lllLlllIGsS5a IH " aaSoInt n a,
~ sssSl n T y S' Kiser 4
sss.i.' -. Gueringer. proprl-
sassS~ stors.
tske, San Antonio; r. NJ. Berrett,
4, c. Hunter. Austin; l.. A..
Il. 81 Louis; n. w. Baines, Brak-
Ise II. McKiller, Cold Springs; Miss
'ssy cod Springs; II. q. Chalkley,
krh, L NJ. Baylor. Taylor; u. Il.
parsons; II. A. Washburn, La
[.ysH N. Kenney, Bellville: Mrs. r.
s5sr Kansas City; Mrs, Mclean,
Mclean, Denver: $. J., Bessell, New
Fla W. Skinner. w. I. Sommeriieid,
3S.y Ohio; p. A. Blackburn, Texas;
Watson. w. l. Hughes, Galveston;
i Crayens, Wills; George Dietrich,
5Sngton: j. II. Adams. city; T. ID.
Iisty, p Duer, Hampstead; S. Smith.
[r1nnd, S. A. Johnson, New Orleans;
4 Josey, Huntsville; j. Lantaman.
ET ii r, Cooper Glen Rose; Y. y.
ID and wife. W. J.. Hand, New York;
Il Minor, Texas, j. ii. Campbell, Gall
Es,J. v. TackaberTy, II. s. Fife,
"a: G. G. Garrett, Masterson; G. w.
|a BEAUMONT: p. Crawley, Lake
nsss; W. Beedtgbank, Wichita; a. A.
saty. Wharton; Il. r.. Carlton and
AlsiB; G. D. OlIphant, Huntsville;
IL Peoples and wife, Alabama; Mrs,
IN Texas; j. NJ Benlsh, city; r.. o.
lslAnok. Sour Lake; +. A. Santherlen,
Antonlo.
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IRllln TIME TABLE.

lLiiv ,Np TEXAs CENTRAL.
(1usiVi,a 30 a. m. Arrive g.S3 a. M
u 81 iiOp. m. Arrive, ,.,, '''V y IN
III .,ss.tilif'rliERN PACIFIC, 80
~ and depart from Ia. anu u.
j q. Depot
san ANTONIO Irnlhs r.oo -
S,sts N m. Arrive. -. O'JU a. m.
II 80 .,O a, IN. Arrive, - V'fV y. M
IN -'unw orleans Trains
$50 a. m.lArriNe'''' ~, ~ ~
II -iOop. m, iAIrlsss;; INV 4 =
ttansas city and 81. Louis
anon nI.Iarriye. -. 900 u. m.
n - 10 %. IN. arrive -. S;JVV y; ~
.s ....atS7,,,gHkbO AND SANTA Fb.
81 Main Lane. 800, -
A INA m. ARRIVE. IL :W p IN.
IL - Galveston Trains.
inn n, IN. Arrive. $40 n. M
n - g.O3 D. N, ArrlNe...' o;iu ~
4 60 1850 p IN. AFrlVe, =. W" y. ~ Nv,
,..ins 10 and from 1ilNsS,ton iSe ~
CAM epot IL minutes later. The
u pa lowe and arrive at the santa
y Lane NJ the time stated,
Ikpe,ii .SsrIoNAI, & CT NORTHERN.
,S.in a nj. Arrive. -. b:lO u. m.
n '-'.iiyI..oIl D m.iArrive. =. $40 y. IN.
n 49, galveston Trains.
h.yJ a. m. Arrive. -. 30 a. m.
II iii .fpl a, m..Arriye, =, .lu!33 "a. NJ.
N ~. 5s5 p m a FIVE :1 w + Z. m,
rsus arrive and depart from Union
lr,mr,hla and Velasco Trains;
i,vs idaily except sunday 1870 a. m.
~ .s 'idailv except Sunday 5.O5 p. IN.
Wy. iIilnN FAST AND WHIST TEXAS.
si W, ~ a. m. Arrive (frO 7;3Q p. m.
W W. yss, e1n >. N. Arrive tE.x)S.OU y. n.
" 1TExAS WESTERN.
,s..say NJ s,iay, Friday. 1000 n. II.
thiosa ii Th'sdey. Sarday,. 2 100 y. m.
I'NSToNIo AND ARKANSAS PASS.
esns.,l,,l D.lJ a. m.
h SsbA Ssslsia oiisToN & NoRTHBRN,
rfEG ", to Harrisb'g) HOO a. IN.
\ l. SG. N.trom Harrlsh.gl lM:l2 y. ~.
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NIlM nRLl1ANs RlAcRs.

Now Orieana, La. Dhcember as,--SIx
nirlonas--Ca sssl, Ida b.. Shiloh. Time
l,I6as.
six furlonsss Bryan. Billy Bennett, ln-
coiinode Time | lax
Fsivs and half fnrlongs--sJim Henry,
MyrtlIlarth, Moses Solomon Time, oels
EiS furiongsSseluin Ethel, Uncle din
Time. 1:l6st
Six and d hair furionEH Captain Draue
silverado. Nias Knott. Time, 1;9sk
THE coRBETT-MITCIIELIs FIGHT.
Innksonyllle, Fla, December 29..HIt IS
now decided that the bis fisht VIII begin
mt ii o'clock on the morning Of January
26
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q florence, New York; Misc Nor
ssatiee, Tenn; Miss Watt. Phila-
~ Pr. F. II. Huribnrt, New Or
AZ y Reed. Galveston: j. u. Ha-
". Vim. Duneyant Miss A. a.
lHlat, Eagle Lake,R. 3. Loui, Mar
gas, o. J, Sheridan, Chicago. How
Cincinnati; NJ Britain Day,
Il i9fki John l., Keith, j. IL. Gilbert,
iTgat; r. b. Moore, San Antonio. W.
BEAUMONT W. 4. Fletcher, q. II.
F. " A. Priddie, Beaumont: II. b..
|H Dallas; II. A. Ellrldge, Roches-
bhY,; " Rowland, Jr., Tierma, Aus
y l.abry, New Orleans; Robert s.
u Dallas; Frank Caldwell, Chicago;
\ Travis, Kalamazoo: A. j. RIA ch-
* fort Worth; j. s. Seymour. New
.NN p W. Burfield, Chicago. w. ".
s,aslssd Chicago; w. III. Campbell,
arm w. 7. Carter. Bainum; George
tsnA Washington; Mac. Rice, Calves
!. y Slmson, New Orleans; II. G.
@n Antonio; ] p. Bisbee. Chicago;
4 4 wv snl Kansas City; w. J. Lawrence
saEs sprnsfeld, Mass; C, S. Brown,
''a5si lonn w. Maxcy, Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
sEACH HoTEL,

IS a LiY ESTOnI-
n,fggEheut the year, SAMPLE
.sz,lsr Y business part OF the city. Fine
M ~ ilfes, eight minutes ride 70
'sras city Special winter rates Tor
W Steam. Lighted by Electricity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
the CAPITOL HOTEL.

Capitol Hotel, the
only first-class ho-
tel In the city.
Rates: $3.50. $500.
$3.50 a day. accord.
ing to rooms.
Electric cars to
and from II depots
n Mcf,tutax, prAn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-20
PTLDORIS RECQESTITUYENTES .'
Is DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERUN.
IPrve9o exclusive expedido Madrid e de Mayo del
1871, por eI Excno 5r Mnistro de Fomento.
PREPARADAs EN LA FARMAOTA DE VALE Z CANCIO,
rluus dapstaiog do 10 Yefdadsa ttEnaa encs PuaRco

veinte pncia han demosredo las propedsde toni
pdoa urando damente tods las
dpnden del empobeCmnto de IL nge
smentac6n POGO nntva haber ugses hdmedos NAL
yentlsdos por Intermediates anteriOres
So scc6n uy ehcaz En les paptacones del cora
E6n dolores cabeza napeten dbdsd dolores las erns
cansancc sodss znmbdos de odo marcos pdeE DE-
e resuyen Caor naura neeorsmos flores bancas
grsndes pdas de sa de Ia menuaco abHndancias
complete desaroO de en- 10 dad
puOertad dedad general de las
agudss c6ncas que aeracOnee morboas sntt
de "coo simple de Affection general dec
medication.
En- Vista de oe progresses de In eauca de agunos inconve
nentes Do rbccs b. modhcado 10 formula
rspida eec
L. qQe nprueba tan geI4rezSao se hace de
ella 10 sla.
Con fin de pecaverse de las muchas mitaOnes que de
han becho cuyss propedades nfeores debe exg
cads ega este de abrica
Superior seo DOCTOR n. REVERON Medic
njsno Ponce Puerto Rco neor firms ell ado de
80 de 1890