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nrIlrr or THE UNEMPLOYED,

Cumberland, Nd. December N-A, H.,
An,icIt. ID II. Miller and j. J. Helsel have
been appointed a committee. representing
The Associnted Charities o. Cumberland,
~ xJn,t on Inc city council aud request
maj body 10 begin The grading OF streets,
f,lIding on sewers and other public Inn
proyemcnta, "a order 70 Kiye work 70
many ~ the unemployed OF the city
Thir' committee stated iie proposition az
d apeeIa meeting az the city council 70
rs,urnIttee of the city council 20 net with
4, cosnmIttae from the Assoclated Charities
and arrange plans for carrying ont The
v,o,,, Mayor HeDb Counrllmen Wilson.
ritzer. craddock and Read were appointed
b. the coupcils They win spnsst WIN YIN
DAYS q plan for carrying out the scheme
an creating employment Tor the unein-
pioyed VIII doubtless be submitted 20 The
council.
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srArINd cApAcIrY NEEDED.

the words. "accouimodAteH ana 'aeh'
ussp ,,ons are not NJ all aynongmoAa A
~, which viii nseatv forty persons WIN
.sa..cor,n,odafs perhaps double That
s,,,sr n has been declared that pas
huinns nsvlnc common fare should
sshs ss,,',,ied % the cur on q common foot
NE ~ hut but any one who has occasion - rae
n ' our damned conysyanees WI a'e TX,
M, anat ~, urea 10 Paris that Of riNins
" ~ ,',,,,,hers 10 each passenger Of
e ensra could not possibly Dc USED N
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REsIGNArioN on Mr.. cHrARs.

IsT-17IV1-N-K = - - 7--''
c. w chears, assistant general freight
aren't OF the Kansas Ctty, Memphis and
BIRMINGHAM railway In Hirmlnehnm. has
resigned. his resignation 90 be effective
January j. II is understood that en- Jan
uary 3 he win be elected by tho stock
holders OF tho Atlanta and West Point
aud Western Alabama as traffic mannser
Of these roads Manager W. Z. shcllman,
traffic manager OF tho Georgia Central,
win NJ the same time be elected rrest-
dent Mr. Chenrs Is one OF the best
Known traffIe men IN the south.
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Tur RAR A TsAMpIco.

Twcnty-two feet OF water Is now secur-
ed on the bar az 1'amplco, and TINT place
Is becoming popular as Il shipping point.
H. II. Robertson, general Western agent
OF the Monterey and Mexican Gulf rail-
road, n few days since consigned cqr
load OF freight from st. Louis 80 Monte.
rcy, via the Wabash 10 New York, and
thence via Ward steamship line TO Tam
oltso
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Frank q. KreEFchniars special agent OF
thA interstate commerce conmiaeipu died
4 few days since az rhompsriie. un., of
consumption.
a cell has been issued for joint meet
ing Of tins general paegenger agents 81 the
trunk ifnea and Central Traftc nfsocia-
ton, 10 be held IN New York January =,
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M1LEs oF NEW RAILwAY.

Chicago, H., December sT.The Rail
way Age will tomorrow publish its an
nuaI statement OF railway construction,
which shows that 26s0 miles OF new main
line track were laid in the United States
IN 1888. This is less by about 1000 miles
than the nreoedtnE years miiease.
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Speaking OF the cost or railroads, an
ornchl Is quoted % follows. conceruing
a portion OF the Wabash sS'stem Let a
man undertake to get the right OF way for
a new road from Danville, III, 60 Fort
Wayne. aud see how much It would cost
Then. after the road Is built. run & twenty
years make the improvements thut have
been made In that time on the Wabash
and he win find that the road stands the
owners n cost of at least $4,000 per mile
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} GRAND crNTRAL H0TEL.

Brady A, Hardman. j. S. Daugherty,
, ,,.as John Lovejoy. Galveston; J. W.
20; John Hunt, Lake Charles; NJ. l..
ii..ss,'ittSon, Chicago; j.. o. Ireson, Kendle-
All Dicltman. San Antonio; ID j..
,4,ansy Galveston; Mrs. j. a. Smith,
.'tsA W. D, Check. Gonzales; u, Mikui-
lUas centfal 5 4 II Ra sIi i2 Saiyesto ton,
N.A, whatley, Huntsville: w S. Hosiuns,
I.rlVIlai John u. Dlckerson. Columbus.
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PREEERENCE no MARRIED MEN.
Topaifn, Kan. December 27.--Goyernor
Lewelling today issued q circular 70 the
nnllnez commissioners OF tho ak netropoli-
tan cities OF the State urging Ia view o.
the present financial Htringeney and possi-
Bile suffering OF the people that they give
preference 10 single men when praetir&-
bic. He does not urge thu discharge of
single men. but when changes nso made
he thinks s. adsIsRble That tnie be kept
In YlnW.
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MILDRED ArGlsR

Trinity, Texas, December q, Little MIL
dred, infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
paul McGar .wna laid 10 rest In Trinity
cemetery at 4 o'clock yesterday evening,
after an illness OK only n few dnyH Rev.
v. A. Cooley conducted the funeral SER
vices which we're very sad and impress
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INcREAsING rnE srocK.

Mlsaso' Ill.,. December 27.-A special
iSsslng OF the Associated Press was
~, ~ this city today, at which the pro-
Nv (, " % increase the capital stock from
~ g 100000 was FINALLY approved,
\. tesolution authorizing an increase Ia
M humber of directors from nine to
r'sn was also approved
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KlLLED By AN EXPLOSION.

I, ,'a'hsnnRti o., December 27.-By an
'Hsp,eslon Of a tank IN the soap factory
Z. rtoetor & Gamble his morning Ed
~ harquart, an employe, and Ste
~ reynolds, visitor. were instantly
4ae.h.aA
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pArD non NovrMBnR

The Gulf Colorado and Santa re paid
or its employees in Galveston and Houston
todny for November services. The treas
urer also sent out checks for the employees
of the rond all along the line yesterday.
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no cANc,lrI. TIIr r.rAsn.

Cincinnati, O., December 21--Today
Thomas Emery's sons, holders of pre-
ferred stock in the Cincinnati Hamilton
and Indianapolis railway, sued TO nnnul
the lease or that company 70 the Gin
| cnnatl. Hamilton and Dayton railway
| enfunany
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REcEIvIlla ASKED FOR.

Chicago, December as.-5An amended bill
has been iiied ii the Huit or the Griffin
Wheeler Foundry company against tho
Grant Locomotive works asking for q
receiver for tho defendant concern.
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TAE De ATA ROLL.


Noionia, Texas, December T.Mrs.
Sophie Heck died IN this city yesterday
and was buried teday from the hoinei
OF her sonin-iaw. Mr.. John Goldman.
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CnldwelI, Texas, December I'LL, =.
Jones', postmaster and merchant at Yc-
gun, died yesterday from the effects or
IA grippe He Is the second possnaatcr
who has died In the county during this
month.
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Brenhnni. Texas, December q ,--P. Les
ser OF Chappeli Inn executed q deed or
assignment today for the benefit Of nc
ueptIng creditors naming G. G. Movers as
assignee. Liabilities, $780,
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HOW To cuRE I.A GRIppE.

~. etpout q year ago ! took violent at
ass, la grippe l coughed day and
~. aor about six weeks; my wife then
tss,ssss,Ieo that try Chnmberiain's Cough
Nv Al llrst 1 could see no differ
f1lsS ply Sill kept taking 1t, and soon
.Qi ~ tnat i was what ! needed. II I
q. was only a few DAYS until j WAS
rom the cough. / think people In
f.o1ef pnsht to know the value az this
sir,-.s and ! take pleasure In acknowl-
fi,5iils me benefit have received from II
y f,rs mustard. Otway, Ohio. 20 and
wv pottlss for sale by aruEgists.
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MIN ArrpIsf1N RrcEtvEn

Topeka, Kan. December q ..-Receiver
Wilson left here this afternoon 10 attend
a meeting of the receivers 70 he held at
j. j. McCook's office In New York on
Friday, December %. THIS meeting viii
formulate definite policy to he pursued
hv the rncnlNera.
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many American cities. but. by providing
larger care with Seating" capacity
alone, we would all be much better sat
iertti
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AMERICAS LONGEST Rail SYSTEM

st. Ilais Republic wi, street
e What the bond brokers q man ~, 49, -
have been predicting ano 49, ssnta Fe
,pnS n. N" a. last come 70 pass. UP 20 a a
few Few DAYS ago President ReinhaF,, ek !, 's1
mai me company woulc pe aole e Pt M
ne January interest oil us bonds pn as
he death Of George G. AaSoun upse' ~
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''puring The epidemic Of II grippe rl.agIt.
berlnfn,e Cough Remedy took tbs le1d
cough niedicinee II Al. fs1neS. drpf6lsl.
ch1fsworth. III. The Hi5p Is rts1b M
safra ~ severe cold and teq';i!f1 rt:S'
Is pfon1et Dil5 dffssetAai ard ~iit pfeve,it
any tendency a. thu aizense tuWaf<} pflf ~
mouia. For sale ~ druggists, * % 4
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THE ArcnsoN RncEIvERsnIP.

The appointment OF receivers for the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe has been
the main subject of discussion In local
railway circles this week. Nearly every
railroad man who speaks or the matter
says he knew II would end that way,
Thought the road was IN pretty bad
condition financially, anyway" and IN
fact II is klnd of 1-told-you-so talk all
around. All opinions or expressions,
however, are merely individual conclu-
sions and are based upon very little
knowledge OF the facts of the case. Per-
sons In Il position 10 know the physical
condition of the gigantic property have,
OF course. predicted that the company
would have to default on its January
interest payments. and that receiver
ship woul follow, In order that the va
rlois interests In the securities OF the
concern might receive Just ana equitable
treatment Still the sudden announce
ment of Its Insolvency was great shock
TO the financial world and seems 90 have
been hastened by the death OF Magoun,
an unexpected loss upon the financial
MANAGEMENT of the mammoth corpora
ton.
TO run vast railway system like the
Atchlson calls for the very highest order
OF talent in the executive as We'll ms the
finance department. 1t Us stated that me
reeelvership is mainly for the purpose or
getting rid of certain leased and subsi-
diced lines, which have been operated by
the main line for many years at loss
and that as soon as this is done a
scheme OF reorganization satisfactory TO
all the bondholders will be aeroed upon
and carried out THIS ~, OF course
mainly guess work, and II Is quite likely
that the receivers are simply 70 enhhir
the Santa Fe TO get under the protect
ing wing of the court thus enabling the
management to handle the property ara
financial burden without the natural EN-.
barrassments that attend period OF
general depression and shrinkage In val
ues.
ership will have upon the Gulf, Colorado
ana Santa Zee, there seems TO be a va
rIety OF opinions. Despite the fact that
the officiais OF that company declare me
Cuff division an entirely separate cor
poration and In a perfectly solvent con-
ditIon. many are inclined TO believe That
q viii no down in the gale that mas
driven its great head to disastrous
shore. The affairs Of the CUR, Coloraao
and santa Fe are reported in very un-
satisfactory condition, and while II may
weather the storm. railroad men VINO
! discuss the receivership believe it VIII be
involved in the Atchison system as
I whole,
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nrc preferred to the amount OF $500. MOI
a single foreign creditor Is mentioned In
the assignment. Assets and liabilities not
known, III Z
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atangemcnns and made recelvership nee
essafy.
The Santa Tes last annual report, pub
hshed only a couple OF weeks ago, shows
that the receipts OF the company not only
exceeded the operating expenses. taxes, in
fetest on indebtedness and all other OK
penscs for the year ending June 30. but
that the surplus was .Arger than Il had
ever been before. The receipts have fallen
on considerably since June hut inc re-
duotton IN expenses has been Sufficient to
enable the company to live within its in
This speaks wen for the management
Tor Il must not be forgotten that the santa
he has been carrying an enormous load
N the way Of interest-bearinF debts and
tnat large portion OF the country
through which the lines run Is new tsrri-
tory. The company controls nearly leooo
miles of raiiwny-more cham any other
private corporation In the wor,d--lts arms
IN the West and Southwest extending TO
the Pacific ocean, the Gulf OF California
and the Coz OF Mexico.
The business OF the system Is bound TO
increase with the development of Okla
homa, Utah. New MeSica and Arizona,
and we expect TO see such an improvements
before the close OF 1894 as Will enable the
company to take charge OF Its property
again.
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Iplln IlME TABLE.

tAll MlUU | Hull ~
|HlLls~,, ANp TEXAs CENTRAL.
0rSIVro ~ n. m. Arrive. boo a. III.
IA. s..s,f0 NJ m. lArTiye...s f'Ou p m
[,H esoiiTHERN FACltlSiY .na ~
.,,ive and depart rom H. "'iu -
~ Z. Depott;
can Antonio Trains -
S,.it n. IN. lArfive.... o.JU a. M
~, - 10 u. m.iArrlNe;..' V'iV " ia
<fs ~,rw Orleans Trans. ~ -,
20 a. m. Arrive...., hd:vt a. IN.
|,ss KANSAS AND TbAAS.
tlfss0 ~ Kansas city and ST. Louis
kjsgo ano TRAINS. :.
s;10a a. m.iArrlNe' Geo. S: .S1 - "a
~ $50 y. m, iArsinne' HNsI,k IVA.
~. 'rbiORADO AND SAN
.ns M. Arrive. =. HOO p. m.
sai' m. Arrive. 80. $40 q. m.
III 49, ,i,,a y, M Arrive. S;lV y M
Be- 80 -sst y m. Arrive. -. 9;lo =. m.
3pt ..i;,s 10 and from Galveston iease
L. na,rei depot 10 minutes earils r,ha
pluth., depot Is minutes later, lne
~ wv Leave and arrive at the santa
lone at the time stated;
aepot .sr,fDNAL q CT NORTHERN.
BIN 81 Louis Trains.
,n'5o a. IN. iArrive.... BIO n. m.
|fp .-''ft IA N m. ARRIVE. - O.lO p M
be 49, Saiyestou Trains.
S'o5 "A. m. Arrive. -. BIS a. m.
n, -, al a, IN. Arrive. 10 30 a. m.
be .-''Ai ~ u. IN. Arrive. L.. 4;30 p. m.
5ife - ARRIVE. .10.45 y. m.
.,ns arrive ana depart from Union
and yelHsco Trains.
Celiibsily except Sunday i0;40 a. m.
I've I've daily eXcept SUNDAY DIDO p m.
AIr-rnN EAST AND WEST TENAS.
Etsi sirf 7:25 a. m. IArrive tfrD 7;So p. m.
~ Yr,t son 2. n. Arrive tEN)SsOO p. n.
Fs VA TEXAS WESTERN. 100
vonday. w sday. Friday. .oO n. m.
1gssday, Th'sday, Satday, 2oV Y. m
n sNT6N1o AND ARKANSAS, PASS.
~. Mailyl ..........-,'.-..' VIZ a. ll'
|TE S'nR IasEN HotjsToN & NORTHERN.
tyinSG N. to Harrisb'g) 100 a. m.
\ = III ia. n from Harrlsb'g) lO;S5 q. IN.
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wacs ..s.... ........ 40 lDo
Houston .,.a. ..,,.,Working tull capacity.
Dallas ...s.4. ,,.aa... LOW o'W1
Galveston ..,.,... ~, 1850 $500
Tho results OF the following are SUM
married. as follows.
No. un- No. de- No,
employed. pendent cities
tsn n
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Parts ono ana tzfn tf 6:<3'<4 1i:d @ccI1<4
~ tho Wrff1 are EE1df Tor 1tl>t<f< ~
ont tbfee coupons <zt11E ~ <afi4 p1I
ana bring 81 etnd +1@.is IeetlI.t< ~iI4 So
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PROPOSED NEW ROADS IN TEXAS.


The survey OF the Missouri Kansas and
Texns extension from San Marcos to San
Antonio has been completed.
1t Is reported thai the Cuff Colorado
ana Santa Re railroad Will bnildsa line
into San Antonio from point q few mileB
below Temple. Texas. Within tho next few
months
work on the Pecos Valley railroad viii
be commenced about the ist Of February.
The road Is 10 be busit from Eddy 70
Roswell, n. NJ. distance Of eiBhtyrhye
miles,
A survey Is soon e be made for the pro-
posed air line road between San Antonio
aud Galveston. and II Il announced ,bat
the construction work win begin etriy IN
the eDrlng-
The citizens Of the country between San
Antonio ana Rio Grande city IRE working
hard 70 secure he building Of railroad
connecting THESE two points, aud n large
amount ia subsidy has been raised for
the proposed line.
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SAN rRANcTsco BRIDGE coMPANY.

f77l1S y
Cal Isece.s,sse. "a The
san Francisco Bridge company assigned.
today. liabilities, sess.0c0: assets estimated
AT $500. 600. The failure wnA caused by the
loss OF big raft OF loEa the company
attempted 10 tow from Coos bay.
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p,eayE h AND KIDNEY CURE.
n'1sdsa sure Cure Is the only guaranteed
Hlrs z, ~ action Is quick and positive
~ rypp mat backache and sick head
n No. positive specific for all diseases
YOU, Why suffer when Il will cure
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THE HOTELS.
rnc uutchinn House.

*<1I.f ,tsfrsKb5ft'sr 7tOrS.
pssz. G. N. Smith, Fort Worth; p.
\ !. peal Kansas City, Mo-. ID. Priddie.
,cfs. III. J.. Mcmahon and wife, Chi-
ri II Walker, Taylor. G. n. Hasks,
IN a W. Collier, WoodHille; q. @.
"a N Crowley, Texas; w. II. Scott.
Hre,,od, f. l.. Dormant, Houston;
n Cocks, Chappell Hill; Il. J. Berreth,
y :, pass. C. w. Hughes, Wharton; G..
II nallas; w. n. Morning, Miss Nor
Il. yyasota: y. b. Reynolds, Kansas
|r5lo.:I l.. Pryor, Austin; +. Pearce.
|,sS,c q. II. Fugley, La Porte; j, A.
&ssel New Orleans; r. NJ. Summers,
Eva C. Mistrot, Texas; u. j. Me
~ spbbiti: Il. s. Fife, Houston. o. u.
sssei Waco: Mrs. Phillip, New
ssaieIs, H. Keller, Galveston. A, G.
8s,s 81. Louis; NJ. $. Cooper. Cuero; S.
I'm Hammond: r. Alley, Bobbini Mrs.
4 1hw, Galveston; V. l.. Bates, Hunts
NJ E Hollings, j. s. Gorbrough,
krsshnd. Texas; G. l.. Rolfe, Michigan
h / Heitmann, Texas; p, J, Gill. .Hill.s
kalne; G. d. Hunter, Chicago; A. ID.
fuA san Antonio; Miss A. Lane, La
tntge; j. NJ Brown, Bryan; u. A. WIZ
4 Wills: w. Davis, Texas: S.. N. Will
Rockdale: j. j. Sass. Fulshear; j. w.
kAean, Missouri. Kansas and Texas:
Rlnph. ], NJ, Bayler, Missouri. Kansas
" It1as; d. b. White, Sherman; c.. G.
Ermer, Kansas; 4. w. Hudson. Milford ;
lis s NJ. Fadden, Milford: II. NJ. White.
IIussi Y. v. Damon. J. SHUTTER Eagle
l..
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No chriatnas ana New Ycar's fahle
should BE- WITHOUT a tpttle OF AnEohtuta
Blffers Or EisGert'H tho renowned appe-
flrar 81 sxquiSite navor, Beware q eoun,
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NoTEs AND PERSONALS. y

George Atkins. receiver OF the Texas
Trunk, spent yesterday in Houston,
Division Superintendent Mccueeny OF
the Southern Pacific has returned to San
Antonio,
j. w. Petheram, general roadmaster
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, was in
the city yesterday.
General Manager Charles n. Peck, of
the Texas Car SeryBce association, visited
Galveston yesterday
r. Wilson, travelling auditor OF the Hous-
ton and Texas Central, went up as fnr as
Heafue this morni<AF.
NJ. l.. Robbins. general passenger agent
OF the Houston and Texas Central, left
for Dallas last night
A, j. Ratcnfte, general freight and pas
sepger agent OF the Union Pacifc, was
here yesterday morning.
William ISdmunds. personal claim agent
OF the Houston and Texas Central, came
IN from Waco Tuesday.
w. L. Hosklns, superintendent OF the
Victoria division of tho Southern Pacific.
was in the city yesterday.
Nj A. Westcutt Of tito land depart
inent OF the Houston and Texas Central
went 10 Dallas Tuesday night.
70. Il. Cushing, resident engineer OF the
Southern Pacific, accompanied by Civil
i@ilBiAetI jar VIC AsAA Az IL IhsF's
Al Ray, of The Houston and Texas Cen
trail train service at 5earne has been
visiting the home folks in Houston this
week.
Traffic Manager Bein OF the Houston
and Texas Central and the Southern Pa
cihc has returned from visit 10 New
Orleans
Sidney Lancaster, private secretary OF
the Houston and Texas Central and the
Southern Pacific, has returned from n
visit 10 Shreveport.
II. II. Robins, travelling passenger agent
mlng.ing with the crowds on the streets
OF Houston yesterday
Il. j. Martin, general freight a1d pas
aenger agent OF the San Antonio and
Aransas Pass. was attending 10 business
matters In Houston yesterday.
l.. II. ssuckney, conductor on the Mont
goinety branch OF the Gulf Colorado and
Santa Fe, accompanied by his wife, has
been spending the holidays Ia Houston.
vice President Qhinlan or the Houston
and Texas Central VIII 30 up the road
this morning, accompanied by his daugh-
Ter, Miss Anna, and son. George. to make
lying visit 70 relatives,
y. y Farguson. expense clerk IN the
international and Great NortAern local
freight office, has gone 10 Dallas on n
visit. d. a. o'Bryan. formerly Ia the dis.
trict clerks Office IS filling his position
temporarily.
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., :s'::s' q Z: i: '|; ;s:'
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f-A'kF ----S-NN ". MCIluley, Prop.
" Bachranch, st. Louis; George n.
jHS Dallas; j. a. Nahey, san Antonio;
Rtsh Parish Ellis, IIalletsville; o. -.
|sIneh, U. $, A.; N. B. Trellins, Patter-
N Ia; John Fl. Poe. Lack Charles;
|2eJ. Grammar. j. b. Hereford Jrp
|Alni s ii. Long, Chicago; Il. j. Martin,
~ antonio; A. NJ, Finley, Galveston;
\ u Thompson, Houston; T. G. Nordon,
fgsstoni r. A. Phillip, New Brunfels;
\ " Seanpln, Bling, N. Y: Frank Cald-
~ Chicago. John N. Maxcy. Austin;
\ David, w. S. Dennis, New York,
= " LeGrows, Galveston; S. n, Carter
" VIE, Ennis H. Yates, New York
w: H Campbell Wharton; B. c. Fos-
4 Dsnlson; John b. Hayder, Sol Roberts,
99 Richard Lond. Galveston; j. NJ Vest.
4 lstiale. Feli1 Bath, Fort Worth; II.
!, sAN san Antonio; c. Anderson, J.. F.,
" Dallas; ii. C. Mantor and wife,
,sloI' Joseph Kaufman, r. II. Make,
~ York Henry Sedan, New York; II.
iaaon.
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METHODIST or oKLAnoMA

Totals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i,ge,llo
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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
G.. mckinley, Prop.