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mated in the house and passed that body
March 2, 1895.
CHAs. T. LoBDELL,
FRANK L. BROWN.
Chief Clerk OF House.
Passed the senate March 4, 1895.
JAMES A. TROUTMAN,
President Of Senate.
March 6, 1895.
W. L. BROWN,
Secretary Of Senate.
Approved 4:45 p. M, March 9Th 1895.
E. N. MORRILL,,
Governor.
STATE OF KANSAS,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
l, W. Q. Edwards, secretary OF state Of the
state OF Kansas, do hereby certify that the
above tg true and correct copy Of the origi-
nal enrolled bill now on lle In my office.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO sub.
scrlbed my name and affixed my
lsEALl official seal, this 26th day Of March,
W. G. EDWARDS,
Secretary OF State.
By s. SToVER,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The advocate., 1895-03-27
Published March 81, 1895. ]
House Bill No. 556.
AN ACT

Regulating the sale Of certsln Agricultural
college lands, and amending laws relating
thereto.
Be e enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Kansas:
SECTION l. That the board OF regent OF the
Kansas State Agricultural college be and Is
hereby authorized, in view OF the fact that all
the lands granted for endowment OF said col.
lege have been sold, to empower the secretary
OF said board OF regents TO execute new con-
tracts subject to approval by said board OF
regents, for any lands returned upon forfeit.
ure OF contract, without the appointment OF a
land agent as provided in section , OF chapter
CIV OF the laws Of 1866 and the officer so EN-.
powered shall be required to make the settle.
ments and statements required Of the land
agent In section OF chapter CXLI OF the laws
OF 1883
SEC. q Such parts OF section Of chapter CIV
OF the laws OF 1856, and OF section OF chapter
CXLI Of the laws OF 1888, and Of any other
acts, or parts OF acts, as are inconsistent with
the provisions OF section l OF this act, are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its publication In the OH
cial state paper
hereby certify that the above bill Origl.
The advocate., 1895-03-27
Published March q, 1851
House Bill No. 900.
AN ACT

Legalizing the acts OF the county supertntend-
ent OF Haskell county in sending the schol-
ara from school district No 43 Haskell
county to adjoining school district No. %
In said Haskell county TO school and and
allowing from the funds OF said school dis
trict No. 43 tuition and other expenses.
Be Il enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Kansas:
WHEREAS, The school board Of school dis
trict No. 43 failed to provide school That the
action OF the county superintendent Of Has
kell county In sending the scholars from
school district No. 43 Haskell county to ad-
Joining school district No. % in said county
to school, Is hereby legalized and made valid.
Sec. 3. That the action OF said county super.
intendent in allowing from the funds OF the
said school district NO. 43 an amount for the
payment OF tuition and other incidental nee
essary expenses Is hereby legalized and made
Wild.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from
and after its publication in the official
hereby certify that the above bill o"lgl-
mated In the house and passed that body Feb
ruary 26, 1895.
CHAs. E. LOBDELL,
Speaker Of the House,
FRANK L. BROWN,
Chief Clerk Of House.
Passed the senate February 90, 1895.
JAMES A. TROUTMAN,
President Of the Senate.
March 2, 1895.
w. L. BROWN,
Secretary OF Senate.
Approved: $50 p. M, March 7th, 1895.
L. n MORRILL,,
Governor
STATE OF KANSAS,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
STATE OF KANSAS.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
/, W. Q. Edwards, secretary OF state OF the
state OF Kansas, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Is true and correct copy
Of the original enrolled bill now on file in my
office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sub
soribed nv name and affixed my
tsEALl official seal this 26th day OF
March, 1895.
w. q. EDWARDS,
Secretary of State.
By T. s. SLOWER,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The advocate., 1895-03-27

to be accompanied by a certified check Of
$1,000.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order Of the board OF directors,
s. w. CHASE,
Warden,
The advocate., 1895-03-27
LEGAL NOTICES,
Published March q, 1885,
Governors Proclamation.
$500 Reward.
STATE OF KANSAS, }
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
TOPEKA, March q. 1895

STATE OF KANsAs,)
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
TOPEKA, March q, 1895.
A reward Of three hundred dollars ($3OO) is
hereby offered for the arrest and conviction
OF the party or parties who on the 10Th day Of
March, A. D., 1895, murdered Louis Strevel at
his home near Fort Scott, In Bourbon county.
In testimony whereof f. N. Morrill,, gov
ernor of the state OF Kansas, by
virtue OF authority vested in
me by law, have hereunto SUBJ
IgEALl Bcrlbed my name and caused to
be affixed the great seal OF state.
Done at the city OF Topeka, on the
day and year first above written.
BY the Governor: L. N. MORRILL,,
w. @. EDWARDS, Governor.
Secretary OF state,
ByT. s. SLOWER,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
The advocate., 1895-03-27

Regulating the sale OF certSin Agricultural
college lands, and amending laws relating
thereto
The advocate., 1895-03-27
Published March q, 1851
Governors Proclamation.
5000 Reward.
STATE OF KANSAS, ]
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. J

OTATE OF AANBAB,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.}
TOPEKA, March 81, 1895.
WHEREAS, william Elmore and Robert
Rodgers entered the store OF one Ralph Hem
dra, In the town Of Angola Labette county,
Kansas, and with drawn Wlnchestsrs held up
about dozen men, robbed the store and per-
sons present, and fed, and the authorities
have been unable to locate and arrest them.
Now, therefore, 1, E. N. Morrill,, governor
Of the state Of Kansas, do hereby offer re-
ward of 5000 for the arrest and conviction OF
the said william Elmore and Robert Rodgers
for the crime aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, hereunto subscribe my
name and caused to be affixed the
,,, great seal of the state. Done at the
lsAALI city Of Topeka, on the day and
year first above written.
By the Governor: E. N. MORRILL,,
Governor.
VIC. EDWARDS,
Secretary OF State.
By 7. S. SLOWER,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The advocate., 1895-03-27
MARKET REPORTS.
kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, March -Cattle-ReceiptS
since Saturday, 64OS; calves "a; shipped Sat-
urday, 2,297 cattle, no calves. Good cattle were
B0lOC higher. The following are representative
sales:
The advocate., 1895-03-27
First published March 81, 1851
SEALED BIDS

For the Surplus Output of the Peni-
tentiary Coal at the Kansas State
Penitentiary Local Mine for One
Year, Commencing June /, 1895.
KANSAS STATE PENITENTIARY,(
LANSING, Kan, March 2, 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids viii
bo received by the board OF directors OF the
Kansas State Penitentiary at the Office Of the
warden until II o'clock noon, Thursday, May
0sh, 1895, for the surplus output OF coal Of the
penitentiary coal mine for one year, COM
fnencing June /, 1895. The successful bidder
70 take no less than $4,000 bushels during each
of the months OF April, May, June and July;
NOT less than $4,000 bushels for the month Of
August and the entire output OF coal during
sha remainder OF the year, excepting the
wagon trade ak the mine and the supply OF the
nta5e institutions which is reserved All bids
The advocate., 1895-03-27

To Vacate certain townsites, and portions oi
certain townsites, in the state OF Kansas
herein damed.
The advocate., 1895-03-27

Hogs S-RecelptS Since Saturday 4,333; shlpped
Saturday, no. The market was lOc higher all
around The following ore representative
sales:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

The number of men discharged ny .n ~
Southern Pacific from Us Sacn la ny .aS
shops on December is SAID 10 pc ~ o. o.,
which is about one-fourth oil the total
force. ~ ,,,
The street railway cars In Bute, noit,'
ca the papew5 say, are PROVIDED WIN Va
Terror hooks on which cyclers may IA Us
their wheels, and the plan is deeiareu ~ ne
~ :, ,ost success. Shall steam railway mai
ayers lie less liberal IN dealing Win she
oSners of bicycles and baby carriages
The average speed of the Empire state
ovnreas on the New York Central Is NV
"a ia miles per hour, whlle inc az ri.
% go, 20 ~ foreign expresses is given as ioi-
sp ,s ENGLAND. 81 70 miles; Germany q q,
lom fss Isranre 4g.sS miles Belgium fa'oi
III ,iies, Holland. 4473 miles. ltaly. fz'"i
I,n,iies and Austria-Hungary, i'l5 mics
mo southern Pacific pay car arrive, IN
Ihe -. Yesterday from the East II was
I w, ". ,iegSessary 10 notify the employs Oh
hot n,.,,,ai as the boys were eagerly ksep..
W q. an the band wagon noNeIhnht
llls ~ NJ llbe Many hearts we're cnri,lv ,l
on ", ,anv purses filed and santa ,id II
ann ,a"eiye n goodly share OF the cheeAH'
W" NV Houstcr. roads have had marry Nv, lwo
~ Of prosperity in PASSENGER S,,,lnc
weeks y. I,s ibe carnival week, uuruns
flFst san visitors were brought 10 my n.
WHICH. 80 ,he large excursions 70 ~
lni,. east and now the local hoi'u ts.oi,yi,
Sou Iinns "a ali points In the statv, 20
.,sjnnss during the past l"o a. CON
puoiN shown a big increase anl ,naor,la
aIso ,,o,,ss, freight and passehE.ei doJ 70
..su reioice and be IN happS "'
"nioy Christmas.
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Tho LIN wior-Rntes $3.50 ana % pes
day. James Lnvvlor, Proprietor.

George II. Lee. Galveston: n. c. IIonder-
son. Kansas City. +. ]. Weber. Conners.
Vile. Ind. ~. g. Ripley. Galveston; VIII
Stacy, city, II. krooehner, Galveston. Il.
II. Dawson, Acodlr. ILL.,, j. s. Rice. Hunts
Vile; II. Moller. GalYeston; w. C.irwins.
Alexandria. La; Mrs. j.. G. Buckingham.
Tcney Ala; j. w Ev8fs, Galveston; 7.
". Curley, beaumont; G.. j. Armand, chi
cago; DR.. T.. S. Turner, Baltimore: Dr,
j. II. BAKER. Meanwhile; j. ", West and
wife, West. .. E Eastorllng, Abbott. Mrs.
J. Il. Dwyer, Mies II. l.. Dwyer, Rich
mond r. w. Norris, San Antoniol G. W.
Carr, Nnyasota; Harry Morris. San An
tonic: G.. y. Watson. Galveston. II. T..
Biggs, Mrs. r. Cochran and son, nBll-
yillc W. II. Whistler. W. X. Cone. Rosen-
burg: l.. s. Simpson. Fan Antonio: g. s.
H. HOLLAND, Victoria \. G. Orr, Denver;
Mrs. W. II. vinson, corrIgan; J. a; tioop.
err and daughter. Alvin, Chester Brown.
Lake Charles: W. NJ. Kelly. Lafayette.
La; y. r, Capp and son. New Orlears;
r.. j. O'Brien, Gainesville; l.. G. Clark
and wife Denison: 8. r. Crews, FayetLe.
Mo: Miss Maggie Gray. Huntsville; G, w.
Thornton, FavcttevilIc George Quiulan.
Washington. ID. c.; Robert Hart, Rosen.
burg; r. ]. Fitzgerald. cuero; II. Graham.
Dallas: Mrs. Correll, w. !. Smith. Edna (:
Frank sprasue. Santa Cruz. Cal. JEFF y.
Graham. Ed Gavin. Galveston: Miss Jen-
ME Iawlor. Miss Downey Chamberlain.
Galveston: Frank ID. Samer cuero, X. w.
Williamson, New Orleans.
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/. NJ. 1earn. San Antonio; u. T. Master
IN, j.. Miss NJ. q. Mnstcraon, Galveston

C. NJ Hearn. San Antonio; II. 7. Master
ron, j.. Miss NJ. q. Mnstcrson, Galveston
l.. J. Cox, El Paso: 8. I. Alexander.
Monroe; James y. Ford Shreveport. W.
T.. Perkins, Monroe; W. T. Blair. wife
and son, Dayton: Mrs. II. B. Ivcson.
Nacogdoches; Sam McClay. Lincoln:
Branch s, Masterson, Galveston: Chaa. A.
Edwards. st. Louis; n. -. Tompkins,
lcrnpstead; j. Lane. Lairanse; o. II.
Maor, snithviilei II. l,ooinas st. Louis
I'd Ncwbouer, city; j. W. Lewis. Geo.
w. Potter, Miss Ianthe Lewis, Miss sue
Woodson. $. II. Darlington. Wills, N.
j kiddcr, Trinity; II. u. Simpson, Dan
Antonio. John Foster, Kansas city; Dan
Borchard, city; ~. Taekaberry. laying
ston; j, s. O'Fiynn, Livingston; ]; 3.
Hoover. Texas; v. W. Morris, Dallas,
Chas l.. Cobb. New York. II. H. Bate,
Tcxae; NJ. 9. Cooper. conroe, Il. y. len.
tlov. wharton; Thos J. Whelan, Jr., Aus
TIN J. T. Gibbons Fort Worth. Edmund
Burke. Galveston: j. I, liandley. Evans
ville: James william Forbes, Dallas; IT,.
W. Munson and wife, Brazoria: Edgar
skinner, Eagle Pass. j A.. Stone. ANS
W. u. Hough, Ennis, W. J Montgomery
and wife, Spencer; j. G.. Gregory, NJ NJ
Murray, IL. w. Lang, Palestine; George
c. Lester. Vclaseo j. II. Alien, Texas;
John James. Temple; j. u; i'mmnons.'
Gunsler, william Saunders. Clear Creek
j. II, Wakefield, +. A. Williams. Dublin:
Il. Brown. Moscow.
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VISITING TEXAS.
Colonel Charles A. Edwards of st. Louis
Among His Southern Frionds.

/ 4 N,I Y ,,,t.
Among His southern Friends.
| Colonel Charles A Edwards until very
ro,,n,t,. lit s a., G, rl,,,,, crn,a,
,N''"! '''l W wy -, ''%"', 80.
the i"huihE Taue JohrhRi OF the NcsI
arrived yesterday morning aud spent the
day in Houston on his way TO Veasco &c
,i,i, ~. liz ,a .,,,, III. u,., ,,,.
''S'' "'S "'ie an" wv '''.' "''' ''''
VINO are Wlntering AT the latter pace
| Colonel Edwards is known TO nearly
every nerson in roxos. and mn man has
greater huuippr ol lrlehun IN" hu'
mircrs.
| II Is two wears now since he departed
/ ~. CO. ,1 81. 49,, a.. ;laao l.,
WI" "'"'' "i'' 'VoN w ms ''N'"'n'. ~
~ Lolls, nut ne proved Yesterday wnl''
cieulnting among his Houston friends
TINT no il tl,n snmc c,cvcr honest, omen.
~. ..,,,.,,, H.,
nrlsn'' Hciy 'h"rl'S ol "i"' anu tu"'
the i1eors OF Northern cline have rob
bed him of none of his Southern bearing.
p,.r;,,c . mir oe i,,nor,oJ ,o.o c,ossca
'''' nus p,''' ", '"p'' Wv ''''' s'".'
ne fctalns all OF 'hc evidences oil NOR
oughbrcd Texas education. The follow
iry uotice Of ,bn colonel wr;,ten Inv Billv
nd. i, u,o - Io,is ,t;r.o. ,,,ooaa -,
',''"' ~ '"' '' ',o',' ''o''
Hih' w ''A"S' M" 'hc "o' Ei''o 'h'
authorities the benefit of the timely in
formation.
'"rhe a,b;cayo no,co N. othor dny
supnrn.sed I,ho ria. W;lrred ,to,yhrnv III.
n,a,ti,g n snaooh in VIVIAN h,, dnnonpccd
Tho an,,e,,,,,ont and rrn,l,;nnod III hel;cf
In anorcbv Mo en,,nt,v nn,,rov.s III.
nc,ian ~ ,,o rhtca,,o nai;o H., thor.
ara A,nar;,.a,o ali nvor ,h;D ,ana Who
"ro .n,';,',, ,I,irn. a,,,.,u,. 's ,,n,or, a.
Inas III I'm, nr,,i. 49, t.n,ar,n.
Woi,o n1vnca,os NAM, IN hjonj N bis
hnrsc's hridjaS n, '1,n, ct ~. r;iimnn
dooIaras h., /" ,rai,inn III. 49,, on,;",,
,bo Nm tbo ,hrnato',,,i,',, ,a6 .h,1J No
, ap, Thorn ,r,. ,hnusnnds AMI ,hn"sanL.,
rrao sj,,"ri,,,s W. ,, '"n '." ,inInn,
,hoa SI,',,'h.,Y II Nta,,.,,,'. ie ,nnl,"ds
w. ,i',,,'J Ti.r,a, L %,"s ''e u,n
~ n,,;s ,rarnr shnmIi H." a." ia'i ,,.;,b
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,i,, Svp, "" % ,'',, ~ W"' onn 'n
so,,oI ,i.,,,J,' a,'a IL "' en',hnIl.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
VICTORIA NOTES.

Victoria, Texas, December 23.-Conductor
Harrison of the Beeville mixed run has
been running the passenger train he
tween Houston and Cuero for two trips
during the absence of Conductor Farms
worth at Cuero attending court. Cond ctor
Woodhouse had the Beeville nun during
his absence.
Lumber and immigrant outfits are inn
rortaut sources OF revenue for the Vic
tcria division Just now and they nrc very
desirable sources, too ne ihcy Indicate
try There were ten cars Of lumber IN the
local freight today and several cars of
immlgrnnt OUTFIT for linnrCnt noints.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
Pictures
For
Presents.

when In doubt about what to buy fSr
Christmas. Net us suggest a nico picture.
Pictures are always In good taste and
always appreciated. particularly by tho
ladies.
We have n nice stock of new goods and
tho prices are extremely low.
Wa also hnvr all the latest finishes in
picture moulding and make frames 10
order on Fhort notice. We are now show
INK some new effects that are much adj
mlrcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
THEY WANT PEACE.
IorIc SCHOOL CHILDREN.

e, ", J., December N.--Busan
pupil In the public schools. took
flag TO the school house ana
In the faces OF tho patriotic ilt-
Her parents are English. When
scholars went to lunch this ar
hey told their parents of what
snad, and az a result each pupil
!ng had nm American flag, which
ed IN the facc OF the little Epg-
She grabbed one Of tho flags.
TO ribbons and trampled on II
'eet. Then all the other children
from the building without doing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
NOVEMBER ACCIDENTS.

The record of train accidents for No
vember, as compiled by the Railroad Ga
zette. includes 50 collisions. G. deraii-
ments and from other causes, totai Oh
l46 accidents in which i6 persons were
killed and 1862 injured.
OF the persons killed IS were employees, !
messengers and tramrs or unknown. of
gers and other persons.
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pprsrnENT D,NORMANDIE I'LL

Austin, Texas, December 2'-seeretafy
Featherstone of tho Gulf and Interstate
railway today filed an application with
Inc railroad commission for the approval
Of bonds. amounting to $4,000 issued
under a recent commission authority.
lie reports the serious illness OF fresi-
don't peNormandie OF the Intefstate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

this morning for Galveston. They are
travelling in President Martins private
car No. 100 with the following on board :.
President Martin, Chief Engineer Robert
Gilman, Manager +. C. Henderson of the
Port Arthur Town company, Mrs. Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. Watson and Misses Dickson
of Kansas Citq.
The officials spent the day inspecting
the work at Sabine Pass and Il visit to the
town of Port Arthur. President Martin
the progress of york at the Pass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
l. RESUME BUSINESS.

le. KY. December 24.-The Conn
III tomorrow publish the details
Angement whereby the big firm
~. Hamburger. Bloom Il Co.,
emily failed for 81, 100000 will re-
siness. The Eastern creditors
santed to the resumption, tho
he settlement with them being
On the dollar.
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IL ALIVE AND WELL.

e. KY. December 2l--A special
says the Rev. r. N. Arnold Of
KY, received letter which
DALI and Henry. his sons. WIN
osed to have been drowned OFT
/ coast several weeks ngo. had
In Havana, Cuba The Arnold
n friend that they would Join
ents at Santa Clara.
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Men's Night Robes.

Embroidered Linen Cambria NightRobes,
St.0.
Mems Night Pobcs of very heavy French
Satccn. SILK Faced $40
Mons Night Robes of very heavy ia
panese Al)-Silk. Richly Hand llmbroid-
cred SO
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THE HOTELS.
Sew autchins House.

Smithviile; u. u. Doarin. Hiiisboro: It.
s. Mcdowell and wife. George d. Coriey,
Taylor: 4. W. Beck. San Antonio; G, u.
Trent Smithylle; w. II. Ainsier, Bron-
ham; w. q. Taiiafcrro. Bryan, IL. Morris,
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NATIONAL COMMISSION.
g. KY. December a.--Thc re-
rrent here today that Hon. Proc
has been offered n place on tho
commission which will investi-
Venezuelan trouble.
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RATEFUL PEOPLE.
rate Preparations for Cfas1
Public Demoust atlona \
lvILlzED WORLD APPEALED 10.
Merchants Have Decided 10
Boycott English Goods.
sH AUTHORS ASK RE AcE.
sntisnent In Europe, Except II
ussta, Generally AgAinss the
Uni,ed States.
sH AUTHORS ASK PEACE.

York. December .3A-A special from
to tho World says. President
regulates the interview pub
n London, in which he Is made to
I Uruan Is distinct from the boun-
icstion.
mas will ace the grnndest public
tation In the history Of the country
purpose of expressing the graft.
Venezuela to the United States.
be also a demonstration against
Il.
lily OF Caracas is decorated with
mn and Venezuelan colors.
, thousand people will parade
the streets Of the city. The arch
and other members OF the clergy
n women and children viii particle
x the procession church bells will
Z At night there win be general
atoms. American residents will
arrungc for expressing aclxnowl-
NJ OF Venezuelan courtcsies.
ociety for the defense of the Ma
territory appeals to tho civilized
strong manifesto against Eng
Justice.
irortant cabinet meeting has Just
I'D. The government has cabiod
the South and Central American
~ to sustain Venezuela against
!. Every merchant has decided to
English goods. The excitement 10
ng.
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TRAFFIC RETURNS.
c.-, ih'hss for the second week of De-
a,a-1r are reported as follows:

p,asbuRG AND GULF OFFICIALS.
Civ eht f. l., Martin of the Kansas
In, A'''sourg and Gulf and party, whose
sa.,,'',e IN Houston was mentioned ex-
ast n,a IN yesterdays Post, returned
sHt from Beaumont and will leave
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N THE RAILWAY WORLD.
y. ,aternational-Katy Joint Ar
r,nqement Goes Into Effect.
,,ry'S FIRST TRAIN TO GALVESTON.
...sly Earnings for observation-disclosures
Iv~.;. Accident Observation-Disclosures
for Texss Rate Compiler.

-, X,,lo 80 tba cc,,,.,+o,
me new time 'aoio y. Wv ""' ee'o"'
..-,.,on and Henderson became enective
Hh'V. a., under the Joint operat,on of
heus ,,io,aI and Great Northern and
he ILL.,, Kansas and Texas gave en-.
hs galveston of the Missouri. Kan.
Hsh'e rovas after a two wears absence.
~ on. was spent by the KATY in ITS
waie" lanai contest with the Internn.
Hkbraleu 'es" .-.osa,on -, 49, ,,a,,.s.
tonal over the Possessioii oi liie oaNeS-
N. uouston and Henderson.
". A., KATY train TO enter Galveston
Inc h's. m. a., -.
ms the 81 Louis ii9e.' u"e w aii"e ''''
| !, a.sO a. m. The train was three hours
.,uever. and did not reach the com.
~ w" H., ,,,,... -,
| nnys depot acioss 'Ae p"sou uii'h Heariy
Iuu o. M AfAer few moments delay
.sa,, n,,lled out for the Island CITY
" IN ua ,ho merry Jingle of its Iocomotivs
" mM .r ,h a hr.asi hand accomDa ni,nent
~ WA, wa NO Unusual Recommendation over
Jne'ds snartlre of the flyer. nor was the
o eessn Witness the ceremony attending the
psss, NJ celebration of its entrance TO
eompa,i The tardiness I'm the arrival OF
w w.. KATY I" perhaps, had something ia
.Nis s,,h N ,he lack of entllusiasm manifest
Nc denni
~ ts northhn,nd FLYER arrived here In e,
IN, a little behind scheduled time. but
sssear,eJ an time for its northern 1ournev.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

An old African chief who followed Iiv-
inestone has just died. He leaves forty
five widows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

There is said to be scarcity of Cuban
cedar for cigar boxes since the outbreak
of the revolution in that country.
good substitute and one often used, how
ever is cunlber wood, which is dyed TO
the popular color.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
AMONG RAILWAY MEN

,o.orb Russ. the popular route afsn ye ..
JOSEF pp n,ae express, was In the CRY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

CHRISTMAS GIFTSAT LOW PRICES
Soc.

Boys White Shirt Waists ,............6p SO
Boys Fancy Pcrcale Shirt Waists ....soc
Boys' Flannel Shirt Waists .-......... SOC
Boys' Underwear ......................bV c
Boys Kid Gloves ........................bp Boz
Boys Knee Parts .,.....................N 300
Girls and Boys Trilby Bows .,...., Goo
Childrcns Roman Plaid Toque Caps 500
Gold and Silver Trimmed Yacht Caps. Zoo
Mems posskin unlined Gloves ....... 200
MEMS Fine Cloth Gloves .............. .b0c
Mems Fur Top l.incd pogskin Gloves. 300
MEMS Four Thread Lisle Hose ....... 600
Mems Heavy SILK Clocked Spliccd
Heel and Toe Half Hose ,....,..,.. :. 500
Mems, Imported Web silk-cnd SIS.
Msas French web Kie End suspend.
ers ammonium. ...........,,,....,.J0 c
suarfs ..,...,, ........................ 300
Roys' Might Robes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Eos
Mems Holiday Neckwear all etylcs.. Doe
Mems Yacht Caps ................b FOO
MEMS and Ladies' Golf Caps ......... Zoo
Mems "Slk Hat" Brushes ........... boo
Men'a soft Hat" brushes ......... .h0c
Mems Black silk Smoking Caps ...,spc
Mems Sheer Linen iabdkurchlefs ....bQo