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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-02
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In Il snail " are in '.ainr illtrs
live al oil soldier who has for tnahy
year, received pension fror, the gov
crn:acat which with HI. srI:l u earn
inSs by occa. ional jnys rla!;c:, him
comfortable Onc q; - lie "a: work.
in the house of mel, ,'.;r hc .i:ri.ei
at the tip of n Gic.t ~ 'sair', al fei.
to the bott.in he lazy H the ao:i>s
heard the noise. and hur. :ci 20 ;ca, %
the caus0 Why. Amb-a.-." she SAID.
lis that you" Did yoa 'an down
sta:rsT 'Nct marin. ! sl;'' Answered
the old maa. AMI for slrm' a .x.pie
of minutes I thougat Id los, ,ny pen
sion
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-02

Board Of School, Dl'tCrs
fifth Dist. Tevee BCartl

Reaching rsci. ilnnv il,
the parish, Il - All esceiIen
lne,lium tnr
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-02
who desire the business VI
this section.
III z: &C u \ TIC

~ principles, il will ever ad
vncatc What ~, nis to IT il ia
tlirSrvst int, t. cf State
generally. and the Parish
particularly.
The advocate., 1894-05-23

ulANTED Agent in each place to show samples OF
Wsh0es clothing and leave price lists SEND stamp Ler
The advocate., 1894-05-23
First published May 2S.l
Proposals.
For Furnishing State Charitable In
stitutiOns With Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Drugs and Miscellane-
GUS Supplies.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received OF
- the National hotel, Topeka, Kansas, June
26, 1894, at o o'clock ., M, at which time the
bids will be opened for furnishing the insane
asylums at Topeka and 0sawatomie, the In
stitutions for the blind at Kansas City, Kas,
the deaf and dumb at 0lathe, and the idiotic
at Winheld, the reform school at Topeka, the
soldiers orphan home ct Atchis0n, and the In
dustrial school at Beloit with dry goods, gro
ceries, drugs and miscellaneous supplies.
Separate bids will be received for dry goods
groceries, drugs, meats, butter, etc.
The board OF trustees reserve the right to
reject any and all bids or to accept or reject
any parts thereof
A deposit Of $50 or q certified check for that
amount must accompany each proposal pay
able to w. 8, Wait, treasurer Of state charitable
institutions, as . guarantee that the contract
II awarded will be faithfully complied with.
Circulars containing full information for
bidders as to kind, quality and quantity Of
goods required. Terms Of contract and dates
Of payment and other details, can be had by
addressing any Of the state charitable institu-
tions,
By order OF the board Of trustees
M. A. HOUSEHOLDER, President.
N. NJ. HINsHAw, Secretary.
Topeka, KAs., May Is, 1894.
The advocate., 1894-05-23

ARMmW FOR ALL, So month suia1,n, 1a,.y snS S: ss
# MynM ia AZ once 20 P. o. VIcKERY, Augusta Maine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09

Il was shortly after O'Clock that resi-
cents In the noighhorhood OF tho scene
heard two pistol shots fired IN quick sue
cesson. With the arrest Of Byars, who
Was placed Ia the county jail, the cN-
cltement Increased. and there was talk
Of lynching but the talk didn't develop
into action ByRrg denies the charge ana
telegraphcd the dead mans father, who
arrived here tonight ESats In a dcs-
pcrate character Several years ago he
was arrested for the murder OF Charley
Ware. whose body was found at the bot
tom OF Murdcrers Gulch, on Red moGn-
tain. After a long trial no was finally ac-
quilted. lie IL now under indictment for
assault TO murder lie was formerly a
policeman here, aud was dlsmissod for
clubbing drunken man nearly 10 death.
Sergeant walker was about 30 years old
and has been In the army Ave years No
piatol was found near his body, thus dis
rciliny the theory Of suicide. His watch
and money was missing,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
THE RAILWAY WORLD,
TRAVELLING PASSENGER ,crD,...
MEET IN NEW ORLEANS
Invited 10 Make u side Trim 10 l,c,Ds
Meeting of the Texas Car Service
observation-disclosures Run to
Houston From Yictorln.

me travelling passenger agents of m,
United States convene their regular ve,,,,.
meeting at New Orleans TO-DAY
About $50 passenger men are expected IA
be present and u large number OF those
Will doubtless bring their families win
them, as everything has been done TO mako
the meeting success.
The following are the officers of bo
association; Joe w. White, president An.
susta, Ga; W. J. Lcahy, vice pres,aor,
Philadelphia, PA u. C. Holablrd, score.
iary ana treasurer Cincinnati. Ohio. The
executive committee are; y. Il. warwick
Cincinnati; Herman Holmes. Medina
ohioi I'D. i. sisson, Chattunooga; w. p
Cooley Pittsburg, and e. r. futile.
John Howard, an authorized membcr of
the association was in the city yesterday
and left last night to attend the New
Orleans meeting. While here he secured
an invitation from Mayor Browne for the
association TO visit Houston Immediately
after their adjournment and also an lnvl-
tation for the travelling passenger agents
of the United States to hold their next
annual meeting In this city. These invita-
tons will be read before the association.
and MIR Howard believes the gentlemen
can be prevailed upon to make a side trip
to Texas. Cordial invitations to visit
Houston VIII also be sent the meeting by
Chairman Lidstone of the Commercial
Club tile Cotton Exchange and other
influential bodies OF the city.
A, 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
A LusTruL yILLAIN.


Tampa, Fla, January There is likely
to be "a lynching here before morning.
or within week, anyway, II the courts do
not take prompt action, An old shoemaker
named Fraser was arrested about midnight
charged with crlminully ussautinE iYe
little girls, from 3 10 l3 years old, whom
he euticed into his shop with gifts OF
money one Of the girls confessed last
night TO her mother, who had been aug-
picious since Wednesday of something
wrong and was eudcayoriug TO gain proof.
The Child's stepf0ther G. NJ Clinton, ut
once informed the police, and Fraser was
arrested without a warrant and put In the
city jail warrant was sworn out this
morning, when he was at once removed
TO the county jail, The officers suppressed
the facts today as much as possible, with
the intention Of securing an Immediate
trial IN the circuit court tomorrow. pre-
limlnnry hearing win be held Monday be-
fore County Judge HARRISON Men have
been heard TO say that n the facts are
then developed to justify IT, Fraser VIII
stretch rope without further formulities.
Fraser rs about Gj years Old and came
here one year ago from Memphis. lie kept
"A small c0Obling shop on Polk street one
room he rented to q small dealer IN mer-
chandse This led TO his detection Neigh
boris became suspicious Of Fraseg's actions
and especially of free gifts OF nlcHes to
lit;lc girls who passed to and fro and sew
eral persons are said TO have been eye
witnesses Of his guilt through a crack In
q portion Of the wall. Fraser stoutly d..
nleg the charge. His stout denial. his quiet
arrest and transfer 10 the county jail and
the proximity OF the circuit court session
have stood him IN good stead so far, hut
the outcome is IN doubt. Little faith "a
placed IN his denial, as the girls have con.
fessed only one Of them the l0-year-old
daughter OF Doty THOMPSON, captain OF
the steamer Mistetoe. has a fnther living.
Two. aged II and ~ years are stepdaught-
ers II William Whnlcy "A carpenter one
of years Is the granddaughter OF C. NJ.
Clinton. a carpenter and the NTH Is the u
year-od child Of Mrs. Taylor. widow
with three children who earns a scant liv.
!ng by sewing. Mrs Taylor seems 70 feel
It most deeply, and last night threatened
in despair TO XIII herself
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09

While local traffic ia very light just now,
the Katy freight men report a good solid
car business
D. Brl7ou, chief engineer OF the Texas
md Pacific. has been In the city for the
past few days.
W a. Reinhardt travelling passenger
agent Of the Southern Pacific, is back at
Houston headquarters.
Tom Cronn. superintendent OF the Hous-
ton East and West Texas returned from
short visit 10 Palestine yesterday
d. H. Martyr, superintendent Of the ST.
Louis division Of the Pullman Palace Car
company. was IN Houston yesterday
p II. COMBS, commercial agent Of the
Cotton Belt. went North on the Interna-
tlonal and Great Northern yesterday
f o. Becker, general commercial agent
OF the international and Great Northern
at Galveston visited -iouston yesterday,
Top West, well known engineer on
the Katy. VINO lives at Denson, was
greeting the boys in Houston yesterday.
w - Lawson, travelling passenger
agent Of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas.
was here yesterday and left for the North
last night.
J. W Boyd, lost car agent Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas, left this morn
ing for the North, after spending several
days In Houston
The Houston and Texas Central brought
Ia 203S bales of cotton yesterday, the
Southern Pacific 1895 and the other roads
made the total number about 5000
r. @. Golden, general superintendent OF
the international and Great Northern,
was among the railroad men who attend
ed the meeting of the Texas Car Service
association executive committee yesterday.
c. Leonidas Goetz, a popular young
gentleman from New Orleans has arrived
in the city 20 M position In the office
OF Auditor seger Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad company.
$. j. Atkinson OF the Houston ana
Texas Central and Southern Pacific traf-
lie department, is confined TO his bed at
ST. Josepd's lnnrmary. suffering from a
relapse Of Ia grippe.
J.. j. Polk. general freight agent Of the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe, left Calves Z
ton Sunday night for 81, Louis. TO pariicl- /
PATE In the meeting Of the southwestern [
Traffic association today,
j. W. Eyeuman, assistant general super /
intendent OF the Texas and Pacific, came I
down from Dallas headquarters yesterday. |
10 attend q meeting OF the executive com
nittec Of the Texas Car Service assooia-
ton.
The second harvest excursion TO Texas
leaves points In Nebraska. Kansas. llli-
lOis. Iowa and Missouri tomorrow. Local |
ldviccs indicate that large numbers viii
arrive IN Houston and other South Texas
Joints Ia a few days.
The Southern Pacific brought IN the
Pauline Hall Opera company from New
orleans yesterday morning and the In
ernatlonal and Great Northern took
hem down 10 Galveston on the midday
iyer. The company included siNty-iiYe
PERSONS.
A telegram from Temple states that p.
Sfcfilng agent for the Missouri Kansas
nd Texas at Temple, has resigned MS po-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09

A telegram from Gainesville states that
the Santa Zee passenger department re-
ports Il $4,000 increase In 1898 over the
previous year.
Il II. Teddcrman has been appointed
agent of the Fort Worth and Denver az
Goodnight station TO succeed J. T.
Croker resigned.
The contract has been let to extend the
Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas City railroad
ten miles, This Includes a mile and a half
of trestes ana bridging. Work win COM
mence in ten days and be completed by
May l.
President McKeen Of the Vandalla says
the recent election Of three Pennsylvania
officials to the directory Of his road was
caused by a recent sale Of his stock to the
Pennsylvania which gives that road
practical control
a dispatch from Kerons In Navarro
county Texas. states that r.. NJ Tyus has
entered suit against the St Louis South
western Railway company for damages
30 the amount of $4,000 for injury re
ce!ved on June 20 1898, which resulted In
the loss Of one leg.
The case of Mrs, Elizabeth Nolana
uEainst the Texas and Pacific was de-
cl8ed before lnc court at Tyler "a day or
two since. Plaintiff sued for damages
caused by the killing of her husband by
defendants road at LonEvlew, asking Tor
$5e,0oo damages. The jury gave her 5000
The railroad advance guard from pRles-
tine were at Kemp a few days since and
in regard 70 the new road the contractor
gave out that one of two things was Ger
tain to 80. A line from Palestine would hc
buit TO connect the Trunk at Cedar stu
ton or they would 20 into Dallus on a
parallel line. The engineering corps Is al
ready In the field. Kemp citizens are anX-
ious for ehe extension or connection 10 tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
rorLLY MuRpEREn.


Birmingham, Ala, January 7.-Blrmlng-
ham has been in a state Of great excite
ment today on account Of the foul murder
OF United States army officer, whose
body, dressed In FUN uniform. was found
by two negro boys In the woods Ia the
western outskirts OF the city this morn
ing. There were two bullet holes IN the
neck, just below the LETT ear furlough
In the dead mans pocket Identified him
as Eugene Walker, sergeant OF the Sixth
cavalry, stationed at Fort Niorbra. Neb.
Several hours after the finding Of the
corpse Eugene Byars. cousin Of the dead
man, and desperate character. visited
the undertaker's shop and Identified the
body Byars was drunk and did so much
talking that he WAS at once arrested on
suspicion. He safd Sergeant Walker Wis
tied here Friday and was en- route TO
Eldridge, Ala, 70 Visit his father who IL
a prominent citizen OF Walker county
He said he was with Walker an nay
yesterday. both drinking. and LETT him
last night at O'Clock. Later on a street
car conductor told the officers that two
men went out on his car about O'Clock
last night and got of al a point opposite
the scene OF the murder. He Identified
the dead man as one and Byars the other.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
nm nrnnrt .ncnIcd.

New York, January s.-Prealdent Coils
p. Huntington denied today the report Of
the Intention to superccie Vice President
A. ~ Towne of Jhe Southern Pacific rail-
way, or that Mr.. Towne was about to re-
sign,
HE Is the best transportation man in
America said Mr.. Huntington land as
to his being biased, ! can assure you that
he rs no mans man.
Il hear from him every day, and would
certainly have heard It II he We're con-
tcmplating any such move as reslgning."
General n. H. Hubbard. who Is one of
the executive officers of the road, cor
roborated everything that Mr. Huntington
said
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
KNOWLEDGE

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ter than Others and enjoy life moro, with
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adapting the worlds best products to
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Its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
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dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction 70 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because 1t acts on the Kid
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every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 60c and 81 bottles, but tbs man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
Spencer House.

ear cornes center Late Dlssen House
r. HoustanM alin street ana Preston nye.
Forge a. snaie texas. Rates $50 Der dav
The Aisty S24pteineer, proprietor. Forneriv
rs 10 and Jl,DHtan. Lincoln, Neb Electric
|ns Fulsb.a Z. Sims, T. Simonton, J.
A. Wrlgb' r. Texas; j. II. tipp, Mrs.
Flni pfs j. Merle. Ei Paso. 6 T. ,'' pn,ls
b. IA polnt; d. Lldgtrom El Com ny.
/ f,',a.,w%oerry, Kennedy: n ID W. S,,.po,
|eyepor,.y. New York. Ernst stoncr
Mule y Smith, wife ana child q
/ Gcor,9 san Antonio: G. II. Hail Kan.
y; II. a. a. Johnson, Oklahoma Terri-
I; n "Srl' Texas; S. Well s. ZONES
h Yorl,. Holland, Charles y. souIrcs
nat Goodman, Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
Through nun TO Victoria.

Assistant g0n0r.1 I4H40UTUT NHFUI
Paris announces that al arransement5
have been made 10 begin the running 81
through trains 10 Houston IN the victoria
division Of the Southern Paelhc pes'""'us
on the lith instant
Superintendent j. r McQueeny u ~
Houston division was IN the CITY
new time card. y passenger tram WIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09

NJ. H. Conner has been reelected presl-
dent of the Georgia Cenetral.
n l.. McGill has succeeded Secretary
Pope of the southern Railway and Steam
ship association.
%, II, Prentice has been appointed dis
trict agent Of the Southern Pacific nj San
Francisco and c. j. Steepe has received
the corresponding appointment for san
Jose.
II. $ Downs has been appointed tray
cling freight agent at Chicago OF the Nash
vile. Chattanooga and ST. Louis. vice r.
Il. Chapman, resigned to go into other
business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09

The people d Tlldon, I'M me SouIhWest
portion OF the state, are soliciting sub
scrptCns as bonus TO induce the MIS-
souri,. Kansas and Texas TO extend the
line south from San Antonio by way Of
Pleasanton, Tiiden ana san Diego.
The proposed road would run centrally
through the country between the lnterna-
tonll and Great Northern and Southern
Pacific roads. and with the exception Of
the first nifty miles would run through un-
developed country, which IS as fertile as
the most favored parts Of Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
nninoIs Central Train nobber..

chlcago, January 8--Chief. OF Detectives
O'Neefe OF the Illinois Central railway has
left the city for Wickline Ky. TO prose
cute the gang Of train robbers who held
up the illinois Central train near Mayheld
bridge on December II. The robbers seem
TO be OF decidedly aristOoratie relation
ship. James Breckenridge the alleged
leader OF the gang. IS said TO be the cousin
OF Congressman Breckenridge. Kentucky's
silver-tongued orator
William O'Brien ~ reported 10 be a
brother OF Judge Henry O'Brien Of Charles
ton. AIo and further lays claim 70 fame
by having married a cousin OF jesse james,
the bandit.
The men are said 10 have secured about
$500 at the time OF the robbery, for which
they are about to be tried.
Royal owl Flour Is superior 10 an others.
ASK your grocer for 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
rn.. Agreemenl lNorI.ing WcII.

The antf-pass agreement OF western
lines is working satisfactorily IL has
eliminated nearly half the passes usually
issued and has especially stopped COM
plants of rate cutting. The only demorali-
cation among Western association roads Is
on party rates. some Of the lines being
accused OF shading rates 10 theatrical
troupes and others. The complaints are
being investigated and no further trouble
ia atipfDafp1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
Conductor COOK IienIrn,.

Tom Cook one of The oldest conductors
on the Houston and Texas Central. hav-
Ing he'd down the main line run between
Houston and Ennis for several years. has
severed his connection with the Central.
Mr.. Cook resigns In order TO take charge
of his farming interests in Brazos county.
He is succeeded temporarily 10y Tut Wat
son, one Of the Centrars extra couduc-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
A FOLLOWER or THE GRIP.

The persistent cough which usually fol-
lows nm attack Of the grip can be pormo-
nently cured by taking Chumberlain's
Cough Remedy w. a. Mcclure of Me
Kay, Ohio says. Ia grippe loft me with
"a severe cough. After asing several dit
forcnt medicines without relief, tried
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which of-
fected "a permanent cure. / have also
found It 10 be without an equal FOR chill
dron. when troubled with colds or Group
- and 80 cent bottles FOR sale by drug
EistS,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09

~ ~ W. tors.
/. bunker. Lake Charles; j. A. Bell,
IA, Charles Miss Me;calr, Miss Ans
Iel las. r. Grant G. e. Morse, II.
Y; ~ Miss Howe, MISS Booth, a Lawn,
ffeelsy. j. w. Reynolds, j. d, JaSon
n wife. j. Ransome. Miss Hail. Miss
N erson. Miss Bishop, j. Riberliug. G..
rall. II. Mansfield Miss Dave port, 5. j.
utbam. Miss TUFTS, Miss OLrlen, w, O..
hrlsu Miss Andrews, Miss Marsh II, NJ
Niger. Pauline nan opera company. New
e3rk; W. p. Perkins, louisiana; w. l..
irge, Liberty; W. % Miller, New York;
In. Rowe, Wharton; ON Hamilton, Tex
5; H. j. Harding, Mrs. Folston, Bren-
am; W. f. Rose Schulenbcrg; Robert
mines. North Carolina; ~. J.. Marshall
)allas, G. W. Caswel, ). Lederer, w.
!. Smyth, Beaumont; C.. $. lie DIZZY
Nv L.Kean, Fort Worth; w.
9. Davis, Greenynle; G, O, Morris, New
York; C. W. skinner Taylor; II. W. Gil
beft, Kansas City; G. Grow, Jr" st. Louis
VI b, Main, Illinois; a. W. Samuels,
p- W. Lane, Miss Brooke, Galveston;
RI s. Gilfillen Kansas j. Hlrsch, Texas;
n $. Hawkins, Ohio; D. y. owens, w.
l. Humphrey Minnesota; A. Roller, We
lsco; b. r. Robertson, Brennan: ID.
! DIS, Kansas; y. Bryan, Brennan; W.
;. Robertson, Cold Springs; II. &. Long,
q Orr san AntOnio W. u. Meese. st.
'r.s; T. p. Maddox, Navasota: II. G.
akham, kosse; y. l.. Gray, Hampstead;
Eey Haywood, S. Haywood, Clint Hev-
pd' NJ. Kramer Miss Bryant. Miss
fscher Dewey Haywood Concert COM
II John Foster Kansas City: a. s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09

The highest range OF mountains IL the
Himalaya, the mean height being 1000 10
1900 feet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09

litnH'NIidge Ky. is a rrest oo,.a
'ihs game ohiclsen.- s's1' center for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-09
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
LOIS AND ACREAGE Ar DEER Park
no ne SACRIFICED.
Money IL Needed and You shouId
Go ON the Excursions ana
lie benefited.

We must have money. and to secure II
have decided TO sacrifice our lots and
acreage at Deer Park at one-hait actual
value We mean this and viii give all
an opportunity to see the property for
themselves.
DAILY EXCURSIONS.
Commencing Wednesday. january 10 wo
Will run daily excursions between Houston
and Deer Park for ONE DOLLAR FOR tho
round trip Thls daily excursion train
leaves the international aud Great North
orn depot at II a. m.
Arriving at Harrisburg at HOS the train
on the la PorSo. Houston and Northern
VIII be IN waiting to carry passengers to
the end OF the track ON this superb new
road, whore conveyances VIII be ON hand
20 SHOW eNcurslonsts over the land.
Upon the return trip the LIN Porte, Hous-
ton and Northern w.ll leave the end OF
the track at 800 y. M meeting the Inter-
national aud Great Northern train at
harrisburg for Houston at 400 and ar
riNing IN Houston at t:SO y. m.
This gives almost four hours time for u
thorough Inspection OF the property.
Persons desiring to do so. can take the
International ana Great Northern train,
which leaves Houston at o - D. M, ana 20
direct through to Deer Park, arriving in
time FOR supper, returning to Houston
the next morning NJ 1885 at ONE Doll
LAR FOR the round trip
Deer Park " sixteen miles from Houston,
seven miles from La Porte aud one-half
milo from Buffalo bayou. 1t Is located in
the center OF one OF the finest tracts OF
land in the state OF Texas. and the sltu-
alton could not possibly be improved
The "Wnyside Inn a commodlous and
comfortable hotel recently built at Deer
Park will supply meals at - cents or
board and room at 81 per day.
Those desiring TO do so can take their
Guns with them ana try their luck upon
wild game