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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-09
HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

The Texas and Pacific, which has been
building to Denison for several monthn.
is COMPLETED to tho city limits II * now
definitely settled that the road will he
pushed to the coal fields OF the Indian
Territory.
A typographical error In tho report Of
the proceedings Of the Cuero railroad con
vention made "A paragraph read that the
Surveying corps would be in the ilcld with
In Two years II should have read two
weeks" The projectors and promoters of
this enterprise expect to have the road
ready for operation within two years.
chief Engineer j. ". Petheram Of the
Missouri Kansas aud Texas, at the head
OF a .orps Of engineers. ~ al Bolton lrc-
paratory to entering the field 70 FurYey n
route % the rock quarries located five
miles northwest OF that city. These quar-
rics contain practically an iucxhauGtihlc
quantity OF best building stone In the
State
The Southern Pacific has abolished its
objective department on the Pacific system
ana VIII IN tie future look to tho police
department e the various towns fcr the
work that has hitherto been performed
by tho company directly The detectives
IN .hc general Offices in San Francisco,
alan those at Sacramento. Tucson and
Rakcrilcld have bcen discharged Needed
economy IS The reason given for the die
missal. which VIII effect saving Of $500
a month to the CompanV
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WEST TEXAS RuMBLINGs.

Victoria. Texas, December s.-Mlst
Miriam Wheeler has received the appoint
ment as manager OF the Western Union
telegraph office here. vice Allan Dugst
resigned. The appointment is an excellent
one. and very worthily bestowed. Super
intendent q. {. FELTON, OF Houston is her,
arranging the transfer Of the office.
Master Mechanic r. l.. Herbert has been
making a "Trip over the line during the
mast week and will get into harness Mon
day. His predecessor, Mr.. J. r. Garrick
goes to Houston TO accept another position
p Barreda shipped a car OF horses
from Victoria 10 Schriever. La, yester'
day. ,t go. -. 90,
cnus here for st. Louis.
Conductor Woodhouse Is running one OF
~. Houston-C uero freights in place 81
Conductor Godfrey who Is laying on io'
Enwinaer Lloyd Is back al his post on
the ward engine In Victoria yard,
after an absence Of week or SO al
Cuero, with his wife, who has been quite
sick - ~,u-,,d ,,aetin,
ar f'uero report a very satisfactory condl-
,io,n ~ affairs TWO routes WIN % SUI
viewed, one passing throuHh N'c'or'a anu
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
The Houston and Texas CentraI's
Rates to the Holiday Carnival
TIME BY RAIL FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN
The Southern Pacific Abolishrs Its De-
teotivo Forces ON The Pacific System.
Headlight Fiashes-Notes.
IME BY RAIL FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN

The Houston and Texas Central has
taken the initiative in the movement TO
induce visitors TO come TO Houston oil the
occasion of the holiday carnival on De-
cember II. General Passenger Agent NJ.
l.. Robbins OF the Central has just issued
a unique flyer In which he calls attcn-
ton to what Houston is preparing for
you" and invites everyone to pack your
trunk and light out for Houston and a
general good time"
The festivities for December II include
a grand reception at the depot by the citi-
2ens and Light Guard band; night street
parade by military companies. 200 illumi-
mated bicycles, ten floats. etc, and novel
pyrotcchnic display IN the public square.
free concert and carnival ball at the
Auditorium on the night of December IS.
besides the attractions at the theater and
numerous other ways of enjoying a high
old time in the metropolis.
The Houston and Texas Central Will
run n special excursion on December II
from Mexia and points south thereof on
the main line and Austin and all points
on the Austin branch. The main line train
will reach Houston at 6:S5 p. m, and the
branch train at 12:i0 p. m. the same day.
The round trip rate from MeNia and Aus
tin is $3.50 and prcportionately low rates
from all other points included in the eN-
curgIon. Return trip to Austin branch
points must be made on regular train
leaving here at 3:S5 p. m, and to main line
points by special train leaving here at 3.35
u. IN. on December ~. Tickets VIII
not be good for return passage from any
station north or west OF Houston, and
will not be good for return passage from
Houston on any train or date except
.hoya oboyp named
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NEW BulIDlNG.LOAN ASSOCIATION.
A MITCH NEEDED ENTERPRISE.

There IL IN our midst one NJ. II. v.
Young. who has doubtless organized more
Mutual Lonn and Savings Associations
formulated plans for their operation and
management AS a result OF little meet
Ing of representative citiznns on Friday
evening last the following card IL issued:
THIS rs no CERTIFY that we. tho
undersigned, have read Mr.. ionngs per-
sonnl concentrations. that we have
looked over the reports issued by various
associations organized by him, and lind
them both cininently satisfactory. that
he fully explained to US his Buckingham
plan and system, and that this appears TO
IA far SUPERIOR TO anything of tho
kind ever before brought to our attention,
and We therefore cheerfully recommend
him and his work TO our citizens OF Hous-
ton.
THAT there Is an opening heFe Tor an
strictly MODERN AND PROGRESSIVE
PLAN. goes without question, and wo
congratulate ourselves upon having with
us n Buildlng-Loan Association organized
With years of experience, to ASSIST us IN
our present undertaking.
please give him y respectful hearing.
tSigned) RUFUS CAGE,
~ a. HEITMANN,
"hMMETr a. ELLIS.
''R. w. KNOX,
''R G. HODGES,
m. =. GEISELMAN."
Each OF the above subscribed for 5000
OF stock. but aim 10 have at least 100000
subscribed for before organizing.
Some of the superior merits of the now
plan may appear in these columns later.
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THE CONDEMNED HAYWARD.


lie mathematics His Brother and Wants
to Haunt Him
Minneapolis, MINI, December s-"May
tie curse OF God fan upon you and you're,
nnd allow me. from the minute ] drop
from the scanold, TO haunt you day and
night until death. Then | Will welcome
you on the brink Of hell with red hot
iron"
These are the farewell words OF Harry
Hayward 10 his brother Adry this after
noon. lie hurled thcm nj the latter as lie
descended the stairs lcadingito the tier In
which the prisoner was confined and
passed through the iron doorway 10 the
outer office.
II was their last meeting on earth and
such the murderer intended It 10 be-,
Adry was Az calm as the prisoner was i'm
passioned. He was unnovcd by the
anaiheinas except toward pity. His was
the brotheriy affection, and, interrupting
the fcrvent God bless you, Harry; good
bye. Harry which elected the remark
quoted above.
The meeting between the brothers was
arranged by the parents, who besceched
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AMONG RAILWAY MEN.

Steve Fitzgerald. the energetic travelling
freight agent Of the Cotton Belt. returned
home yesterday morning from a several
days tour OF his territory.
Commercial Agent !. ". Tate. arrived
IN the city yesterday IN time 30 attend
divine services from a several days trip
to San Antonio and other points West.
r. s.. Davis, assistant general freight
agent Of the Cotton Ueit. headquarters IN
st. Louis. II expected to arrive IN the
city today on his annual trip to this
section Of the State,
W. V. Galhrcath, traffic claim agent Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, came
down from Dallas yesterday TO attend
court here, In several cases In which the
company Is interested
n. T. George, the newly appointed tray
cling passenger angel of the Houston and
Texas Central returned to headquarters
yesterday from his initial trip over the
line. He spent the Sabbath rendlnr up
Jokes and witticisms ana win have n stock
OF 'em to spring on the natives or the
next tour.
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nngham. Cincinnati; A. b. Dobbins Phil
adelphia; j. franklin New York; Den
mis- sullivan, san Antonio a. G. Weary,
81, Louis; W. $: Hoskins. city; f. O. Gut
mann. Harry Alexander Gal seston; W..
o. Lutes. New Orleans; g. w. kahee.
st. Louis: Herbert Gardner. Cincinnati;
Miss Lula Mccarty, New Orleans. Miss
Nancy Bower, huntsville. Il, \. Moran,
Cnicago; j, A, Mcbride, Philadelphiq; p.
mott, city; Chas. b. Cohen. Galveston;
Chas. Odell San Antonio; Frank p.
Smith, Galveston, John r. Faulkner, New
York, Theo. Block, Galveston; -. b.
Gillespie San Antonio; I'D Gavin. Gal
weston. j A. Ben, Lake Charles e: r.
Baird Hooks Station; VIM johnson. New
York, Don ID. Donahue, Conroe; r.. l..
Buykin, Beaumont j. W. Mum. Gal
weston; r. Is, Ernest Dallas c. *.
DAVIS Galveston; Henry Morris San, An
tonic; II. G. Cannon. II. S Cunningham,
Victoria: W. G. Lewis, Denver: w. X
Wheclock, Dallas; II, W. Whipple, Chit
cage: Ed iaron and wife. New Orleans;
Il. j. Tegarden, ST. Louis; l.. 4. Hill, city;
toria: l.. ID. Browne, Spanish Camp. A.
Il. Morrison. Austin; John Il. MohleY
Austin; r l., CHAPMAN Cuero; J; r.
( Marshall Dallas; j, J. Clubs, q. l.. clubs,
Vineyard, Eagle Lake; Ed Steadman. Jr,
city; w. p. Smith, Dallas; J. A. Morris,
San Antonio; T. w. Hamilton, Cincln-
natl, John Robb, New York, u. G. Cut
ter, Mexin. Ga. W o. Dallas. Eagle
! r. Coleman. Louisville; /; II. Graham,
/ New York; II. \. d. Wilson, Philadel-
phia; W. O. Avery, city; II. W. .Connor
! St Louis: George Lock, West Lake. La. !;
T.. G. King. New, York: " u. News !,
Lansing, New York; T.. j. Russell, Dali
| las: H. S, Mack, Galveston.
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ED KHAN

tho condemned man so SEE Adry once moro
| before he died, He remained obstinate 70
| their ontroatics for a long time. but ilniiiiy
yielded and sent by mcascngers note
| reading:
"Denr Adry; / want yon to come at once
to tho Jail, ms wish particularly 10 SEQ
you. | have no other object thnn the dc
sire to ask your forgiveness fpr any wrong
real or Imaginary which have uone yoi.
! want once more To- so" you ON ms
Garth. THIS IL the wish and dying request
Of your brother. Harry"
When AIRY arrived at the inil lac and
Harry carried on a friendly convorsa ton
quest which Ahiy declared he could not
grant and the condemned aprang 10 his
feet aud poured out frghtfh TRADE OF
abuse and curses AGAINST his brother.
lyon DIN william" he ahraRed ~ /
could only get nj You would dig out your
hrains with knife. I would tear out
your hcnrt with my hands | would
crush the two together. cut them into
pieces, aqleo2c out the juice. make II Into
Amy sat quiet FOR "A few minutes, hut
seeing the uHelcsunnas of waiting longer.
aorse and started To 90
God bless you, Eond-hyc, Harry he
called sadly and went SLOWLY away.
APAciIEs ARRESTED AND ACCUSED.
Fort Grant Ara, December S.,I,rhe
who are missing from their camp on the
San Carlos reservation md who arc sun
uosel 10 hnve murdered Merrill aud his
ago were arrested ana brought into san
Carlos agency late last night by detnch-
mont Of Captain l}elrA troops OF the Sew
cntornih cavalry and the indian police.
me purity consists of seven men and "A
ttoy, all mounted and heavily armed. TWO
of them carrying cavalry cnrDincs thai 1T
| the Identical bullet which brought Morrlll
| and his daughter to their untimely end
Thoy are bciHg held under guard for
! further investigation, but that there IL
| little doubt that they arc the true MUIR
dcrors.
| A prominent cattle man Mt Fort Thomns
4 reports having seen a party OF SIX or
Hcpen Indians near the tran leading TO
| the valley in which tho killing took place.
| Evidently these are the same Indians,
Solonmonvlle. Arz December 9.-Groat
anxiety rs felt here on account or no
news arriving from the Aherina posse or
nineteen who are following the trail OF
Tho murdcrers of Merrill and daughter.
IT ~ not impossible the posse has boon
am-nahod. The commander mt Fort Grant
has been notified OF the uiteaainess felt
FOR Sheriff Wright and his posse.
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Ar Alexander, Jas Alah2ander;
l. y Barnes Lymans Bailey, J !. Bailey,
J. BeL9cr Joe Eoles. j NJ Boyd, u :.
Bobbin While Holdcrn, Tom Brunrr,
stephen Brown, II II Bradley C). g II
Brosg, Bab'rs Brown. 6 Hurrett'
C--kufua carter ElTuore Cantwcll, Billie
Carter Adrian Carrilis Francmco car
iario, w NJ Chapman, Geo cherry, An,
CLIFTON, Jup Cortos, VIM Collins, dim
Covert, Jimmie Cook. a 9 cobb,
D. i2llsio Davila. Ira y Davis. Joe DAVID
sun. w " Dclony, j i Dean. Gilbert j
Deaso 90. II DlSson. + " Dcran %,
DAVID Dots. T. |. Dymock
e 1ohnc EWING ~.
quhar, Refueio Inefnandcz, T. Fields.
Frank Fleming. Dr j T. Foley. Freycr
& Rosenilcld, X q l,ulcher.
Produce Co, @ W Garrett, josef Giozer,
~ J Godfrey. Encarnacion Gonzales,
l.d Goodman & GO. Belmont A Grnu.
Harris, j T. Hawkrs, l. II Han. Wal
ter NJ Harper Rev " Hamilton, Ham
Henderson, u NJ Howard. Frank lIous-
ton, Il + Hoods Elk Huichcn. O W
Jlunter. Alfred liuehee. r. II Hunter,
son, oscar G Jersig Ben Jefrereon, Al
bert Terrell. sam johnson, JOS II jobs
Jos johnson. ! Johnson. " w ones,
F--Capt - 4 kaufman, u Ecnel. VIM
kcnei T. n kfoLsa.
L.. y, Lane W j Larkin. Vsnino N.
en- Lenis, Joe l.enard, Joe Leaihans,
4 " Lehman g W Lernnrd, VIM
=, i;endley, Sam Lohm.
NJ Martin, Jesse Mathews, FrHnk
Mack, Alexander Mack, Antonio Men
dosq. 4 + Meyer, .Luchin Miller Jen
Miteheii. winic Milan q II Mo Moor.
Geo Moi1'Ise. + u Moore g Norm.
y y Moore a G NORM. Jno Murphy,
's Me NofilSl II McsT Eve sr' X " 'l NJ,
i1oed, y j. McMurray 60. a Me-
alitu,e. Milton Nobbs, Byron " Noyes,
Alexander G Noble
GO Orr
P.-Ciyde Paradla, Federico rena II r.
pfriehl, 7 n Price. Il S g Post, Mr.
and Mrs j Porter, 7 w Price Tay-
10y Preson.
Rhodes Abe Richard, ona Robinson,
y kosennn, Ike Roach, James Round
less, jack Rutcson, b = Robinson, NJ
s-WiIl Sanders. Walter Hamblen Scott
p j. scantIan. II a Scott, charles
sehoaeld, AR shepard, n sheridann.
Newt smith, J i Smith c. g Smith, y
T. Smell stem Sorchsrn, Jacob Spidle,
n S Steele. James stiles, II /. Stoalz.
I'll Isaf S FAVOR 5 TSor qlSan Agncr Co
YIN Thomagg ~ " : ' Thor, ) u
4 ThonIusan & SON Wesley Tolbert.
Arthur Tucker. q u Turner.
W-V'oods Walton. Walter Wallace s u
Warfeid. y y walker. Monroe Walker.
j 3 Watson. Henry Wnltnsona. En-
ward Walker, Frank ,WesepSa nsk.
Williams J A Wilenan. II williams,
Fred Williams. - A Winburn. + 4
Wood. n Woods Jake Wright, II W
Wright. James Wyatt. 3.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

The following Is a Iist OF letters remain
Ing In the Houston poHtofiice for the wech
ending Dec >. A charge of cent is nude
on each piece Of mail advertised When
calling for these letters please say adj
vortised, giving date. FREE DELIVERY
OF MAIL MAY BE SECURED by
HAVING YOUR LETTERS Nd
DRESSED TO STREET AND NUN.
Der. Inform your correspondents OF
your correct address aud request them TO
address your letters accordingly
DAN G. SMITH,
Postmaster,
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M Ms' jD'' g. r nre% Mg' Miss i a @5swT
nrockwuy, Mrs. Little bryant Miss
May Burke, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Byrne
CMrs. ida Darlington, Mrs Easier
Cauota. Mrs. Bella cass. Mrs. Pane
.hapmGn, Laura an "A clement, e,,,,nn, A Mlss
Hattie Cook. Mrs. Josephine Collins
Miss Fannie Coman Miss. ELIZA cot
ton Mrs chas conway, Mra. Loutlla
Cramblc, Mrs, jennie Critondon
Maudn Daniel MISS Lizzie bnmuth.
Mrs. Fannie navIs, Miss Agnes Days.
Mrs Alice pchroRc. Mrs T. bngguu.
E-Ambnda Edwards, Miss Nancy I'd
wards Mrs. l.. W, Elder
F-Nliss \ l., Fort o. Mlss Rclll Torhes'
Miss Joe NJ Franlt, Miss sarah H.
G--Miss Margare, NJ. Garrett Dolores n
Garzn, Mra Sarah Gntes o. MiFe julia
Cibpou Miss Pinltio clifford. Mrs Par
thona Gloncr. Miss zolo Colo, ELLA
u--Mrs Jane Habermncher. Mrs, Lula
Hail Sarah Harrison. Mrs. s, F
Hardy Miss Angeline liodeon, Mrs
Laura Hoods. Mrs. u. Huffman, liner
Huber. Mrs. q, H. Human, Mrs Mary
--Niiss Bessie Irving -
Miss Halle Jackson Mies Pinlhe, Johns
ton Della Johnson, Miss Ethel John
K-Mrs. LnlInn Ketchum, Mrs. BETTE
Kesec Mrs, eliza Kimbrough' Miss
DOLL" King. 90 -,
L.-Miss Nellie Lnnnon. Mrs. Y, a, Lab
Lewis. Mrs. Hattie Leonard Mlss Jrn-
Iund, Mrs. NJ G. Lyons. 49,
Mrs llllLd Malcom, Miss Bette Madison,
Mrs Mary Miller. Mrs SoddIc Miller
Mrs Ella Morris, Mrs q NJ Murray, Mta
Jane McCornice. Misc Mabel McIoe,
Mrs Adiio " MrShaw.
E-Miss Gracy Mash. Mrs Lucy G Nor'cn'
:, mlSs , r,tS prt,or Mira NJ IL phifer
Mlss Annie powlcs. Mrs Geo ID Pritch-
R-Nirs Louis Richter, Mlsn Mary Roscoe
Il Mrs Jottte SaVacool, Miss I4cthn scott,
Mira Amanda Scott. Mollie shepherd
Sarah Reese StIEt or. Mrr Nnierln
Slaughter, Matte Smith, Mrs NJ A
south Miss May Sorcnspn, Is0uhh SON
IL Miss Emily Prlggs Miss Media stu
nnck l.endy Stran. Mrs Steller study,
Miss caria Steward,
Mas Mary 1cnsel Miss Ammo Thomp-
Hon. Miss Ida ThornhilI, Miss stella
Tucker.
r-Niiaa Lenthll Usher.
" hiiss Isarnestinc ward, Miss Charlotte
Washington, Mrs charlotte WaIket'
Mrs Peter White, Matilda White. Alice
Williams, Mrs Silvia Woodson. MISS
Maggie Woods.
Y-Mnry . fdcy.
Miss Gertie Zeiglcr.
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Firso Cara, Albert i.ohnus; Trancesoo
Tnmhorollo JnO " illiams MIS- WhiVw'
j. Skillington, Fred Schroft.
PACKAGES
Miss Ethel hamilton. IL j. Bally, MITE
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NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Karnps News

The Galveston News utters a note Of
warning TO the effect that u will bolt
the next democratic ticket II the plat form
and nominees don't just exactly suit As
the 'old lady never did support demo
cratic State ticket with any degree Of en-
cause for alarm.
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rr,,is,rIN THE WORLD.

Chicago. De4cmber s.-What is said TO he
Inc nnest rgumped telegraph office in tho
world Wa pui INTO active service for inc
0,sr nm. t,l.v II is the new quarters
Of the Postal r legraph and Gable com
nan,, 1,c.,tsd q the first and thirteenth
p ea f''e 49,, shicago Stock Exchange
t MI ny rating department ana
~. q Ia ,it,.e ri % occupy the entire top
az ar ~ nh ,fr. The fixture OF the
nor =, .,,,,,t, nj are IN cherry, with
op s.tai 80 ,iurl m also generously util-
lied ,,,,3.r tho dIrac-
inc .tst,rf neral Superintendent
VIC % s. terfeld, the electrical
J. pun, rNfis and f. ". Jones,
eiec p engr T. New orr
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the other through Cucro and Goliad. and
the most practicable ono will have the
best chance of being selected.
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Toilet Cases.

Mems Collar aud Cutr Boxes. Si.bn.
Fiat Collar ana Gun Cases to put In
yalises ana trunks, of solid leather.
81 10.
Complete Bmcking Scts. I'm leather
eases. Toe.
Backing sets. extra good. with
Whisk Broom, Si.26
Toilet Sots. IN handsome Black or
Natural Leather cIHcp. illlcd with best
grades articles only, comb. brush. nail
brush. tooth hruah Stm to 1890
4 complete MEMS Toilet Set. In olc-
giant lUathcr case with complete shay
ing, OUTFIT. razor, brushes, etc, of thu
very best, 5000.
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Leather Goods,
(For Ladies and Cents.
Ladies' POCketbOokS.

Plain Leather rnrd Case and Cons
binntion Pocket Books, Doe and Si.c0.
Seal Grain Combination Rock, Tan
and Black, with silver Plated rim,
si01 10 $500.
Real Alligator Combination Pocket
,looks, with Sterling silver Mounting.
like above cut. tl.h0
plnin Scnl Combination Books, with
Sterling SILVER rims, $3.50 and 500.
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BOYS FURNISHINGS.

Boys Gloves. 25c, roc and 500.
Boys Bows, 25c and soc
Boys Scarfs and Four in Hands. 2Ic
Boys Shirt Waists 6nc, 7hc and nae
Boys Union Underwear, soc, q5c, si.l,
aud $50
Boys Underwear, per garment SOC.
Boys Night Robes. soc.
Boys Linen Collars. Toe.
Boys Linen Guns, l5c.
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A--Miss Lydia Aderholtz, Miss Dollar Aud
son Miss Willie Austen.
BINARY e. Rarrett, Mrs. NJ, T. Barber,
Mrs. Lula Banks Mrs s X Bell. Mrs.
NJ. j. Bennett. Mrs. Mollie l.. Belts,
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II Mn, UMBRELLAS.
IVA MAX Every Umbrella
G ,kuA,W engraved within.
N&NtMM itial Free.

Mems and Ladies' best quality Eng
iish Glora Umbrellas. Madagascar
Handles. crooks and straights, &c and
rs inches. 500.
Mems and Ladics' silk Umbrellas, II
and IS inches, wechsei Handles, with
Sterling silver Trimmings. $3.50.
Fine silk Umbrellas, sizes for La
dies and Gents, tightly rolled, selected
Natural Handles, some with cane
leather cover ana some silver Mounted.
$3.50 and $3.50.
Nohby Carved Ivory Handles. Heavy
Sterling Silver Trimmed. UNIQUE De-
signs Long Dresden Barrels and Beau
tsfully Decorated SiliSs tho best. $500
$50 5000. sis.oo and $500
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|EkILEOAD TIME TABLE
KIAM'S.

M trains on the following roads ar.
~ M depart from the Gtand Central
depot: Southern Pacific Houston and
Texas Central. Gulf, Colorado and Santa
ana San Antonio and Arkansas Pass.
Trains on the International and Great
Northern and the Columbia and Nelasco
use the International depot, foot OF con
Kansas and Texas use the Katy depot,
and the Galveston, LA Porte and houston
use u eSan Jacinto street depot.
houston aud Texas Central
Main Line.
iI. .svs 9:oo an Arrive S$a Am nm
II, Austin Branch.
Leaye..... 3:35 pm. Arrive. ..l2:lO pm
Southern Pacific.
(, San Antonio Trains
Leave. 5d q am am. Arrive, 80. S:i0 pm
L., New orleans Trains.
ieaye..... 800 am. Arrive. ...' S:4S am
leave..... sos pm. Arrive...,.1O'oO PM
Victoria Trains.
leave,.... a;2j am. Arrive. 40 Pun
Missouri, knnsns and Texas
'n'cago and Kansas City and St. LOUIS
Trains.
Lave. 1880 am. Arrive..... 9:5o am
GsIf, Colorado oil ,Ii and santa Fe.
Main Line.
cave. 6:35 am. Arrive..... s;lo am
lave. $50 pm Arrive..... 9:2o pm.
Galveston Trains.
cave. 7.i0 am. Arrive..... S:5o am.
Ieave.... 9:05 am. Arrlve..... 800 pm
Lave. l:5o pm. Arrive. $40 m
leave..... 1855 pm. Arrive. va pm:
Az trains leave the Santa Fe depot 10
MINUTES miinuns later and arrive at that depot 10
minutes earlier lhan the above time
~'efnationaI and Grcnt Norther"'
H., st. Louis Trains.
Iisaasves''".ll; 10 am. Arrive. 800 am
cave. s;25 pm. Arrive. ....l2au Pun
Galveston Trains.
Iixac'.'' $40 am. Arrive 80. h;2o an
|insa''te''..l2H5 pm. -irrlve.....lu'iU am
@'e''''' $40 pm. I hrrivc..... 2;-V PIN
Arrive 500 PM
eoiumbfa and NcinscO Trains.
I,-,h,e daily except Sunday. .n40 m.
awe daily except Sunday).... 4;lo pm
houston Enst aud West Texas.
|fA,,. Through Trains.
N'a'e''.. 9:25 pm. Arrive..." 7:Vu am
I.,.. Mixed Trains.
"'e''''. I:3Q am. Arrive..... 7:5O pm
H. Texas Western.
A. A. Monday. Wedn'sday, Friday 1000 am
TUESDAY, Th'sday Sardsy.,. 2;O0 pm
sah Antonio and Aransus Pass.
| Leaves WglIiEl zee. ...,..,,,,..,,.'. h:aS pm
GsiSe wth,,y) ,:.',,.,.:.',::.:;';;,. Wy Am
H., Daily Except Sunday.
|l.a,es''".l9:lQ am Arrive. $50 am.
-N@-e.,.,. $500 pm. Arrive..... S;5S PM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-09
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-09

contii,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-08

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