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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-06-01
Provo Mail Service.
MAIL TRAINS LEAVE

q. P.-Going South. ...... 9:15a m
R, G.. W,-Going East -. 9:26 a. m.
Z. G. W.-Going West. = 11:55 q m.
U. P.-Going North. ....... 3.37 p. 10.
Salt Lake and 6alina East 9:55 p m.
Salt Lake and Salina West 4:15 p. m.
MAIL TRAINS ARRIVE.
q. Prom Salt Lake. -. 9:15 a. M.
R. G. W.--From the West. 9;26 a. m.
r. G. W.-From the East 11:55 a. M.
Salt Lake and Salina West 3:55 p. M.
Salt Lake and Salina East 4:15 D. 10.
U. P Mail from South. -. 1887 p. NJ
OFFICE HOURS,
The general delivery, stamp and reg
istrY windows open at s q. M, and
close at $50 p. 10.
The money order window opens at 9
a. M, and closes at 4 p. N.
On Sundays and legal holidays the
general delivery and stamp windows
are open from 1870 m. to 1890 p. m.
Mail pouches close thirty minutes
before the arrival of trainss
". D, ROBERTS,
Postmaster,
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HOt Springs Sani&aTiJm
SWIMMING POOL.

80 West Third South street, Salt Lake.
This water is sure cure for Rheu-
mat;sm Miners Leading, Indigestion,
Catarrh, Constipation, Chronic Diar-
rhea, Palpitation of the Heart and all
kidney and nervous troubles. Towels
and suiEs washed by Empire Laundry.
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The Latest College Yell.

Rah-rah, "Rajah" rum.
The best wheel in town, by gum!
The wheel that Barney gives away,
Is built for speed and made to stay.
And July LIST, is the Hateful day,
On which we give this wheel away.
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bebe waist is cut square and thickly
ruched over the shoulders with fine lace
Gncircling the waist and crossed over
in the front are ribbons of the blue vel.
vet, the upper ones being brought to u
point and terminated in large bow Of
the lighter blue and buckle similar
to that on the skirt. The full Topped
up sleeves are made of soft spotted silk
The gloves are delicate gray and she
feather fan ps.e blue.
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WOMAN'S WORLD,
A GOWN THAT WILL MAKE THE AVEE
AGE WoMAN'S MOUTH WATER,

Fair Play For Lady somerset-HIrs. ClsTe.
lands Hat and Others'-A Thoughtful
Bride-woman Suffrage Conventional
Southern Need-Blaek Tresses Now.
This pretty gown is composed of ex-
quisitely rich gray silk. The immensely
wide skirt is ornamentedqwith Russian
blue ribbon round the hem, whiol, Il
dotted here and there with rosettes of
lighter shade Of blue, while in the cen
ter is a large bow, fastened in the mid
die sby fancy stone buckle. The pretEs
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Rio rande
WESTERN RAILWAY.
SCENIC Line OF The WORLD.

LEAVE PROVOF FOR EAST AND SOUTH.
No, 2. For Grand junction and
points East. ,:.....-..: S.26 q. n
No.4. For Grand Junction and
points East. .............. 8.5Op. NJ
No. 8. For Springvtlle Thistle. San
pete and SEWER -. .-..:. 3.55p ID
W Fork. Payson and Eureka. $50 p. m
LEAVE PROVO FOR WEST.
No. l. For Salt Lake City, Ogden AM.
Fork. Lehi ana the west. Hos a.
No. 8. For Salt Lake City, Ogden,
Am.Fork and Lehi and the
No g. For American I'M Fork. Lehi, Salt ~ -
-'0' . Lake City and Ogden 55p. n
No. 7. For American Fork Lehi and
Salt Lake City. ,....... S;35 d. II
ARRIVE AT PROVO FROM EAS1 AM
SOUTH
No. l. From Denver, Grand Junction
and points East ............ 1l.55 q. N
No. 3. From Denver, Grand junction
avg and points East -. -. 10.16 p. m
No. 5 FromSpring vile, Thistle San
pote and Sewer. .....-..-- 3 30 p. L
Payson and Eureka. $50 a, u
No. 2. From California, Ogden, Salt
Lake city. Lehi. and Am
No. 4, From California. Ogden. and
Salt Lake CITY. .......... S.5Op.m
No. 6. From Ogden Salt LAKE city,
wv Lehi andAmertcan Fork. 3.55p. N
No, g. From SAT- Lake city, Lehi and
American Fork .. SOD m
1.-THE only line to ogden and Denver without
change, Free reclining chair cars on through
trains Through Sleeping cars to Denver
kansas city, Chicago and San francisco. Ele
giant equipment, safety, speed and comfort
O r. AIRY. Ticket Agt. Provo
D. C. Dodge, s, II, Babcock,
Ger. uAgr, Traffic Manager
F. A. Eadleigh,
General Passenger Agent,
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS,

Special Excursion Rates East, via the
Union Pacific, June 18th.
On above date the Union Pacific will
sell round trip tickets as follows:
Omaha Cnnneil Bluffs Kansas
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C;ty SIonv Citv S9o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

W ,stcln s l.. Messengil j. j. coyuo,
}, W. Stevenson Il y Turner Mrs Alice
\. Miller, Houston Heights, Mm l.nslsor.
T. =. +. Williams q Co, News and Pub
ushing company, } w Watson Houston
Post, G. H. HAN. g. " Jones, A. Rlrks,
J. 4. Rogers. :. s. Walters. n nergmnn,
.. q, Stille. NJ. T.. DANIELS q. ". Bncook.
!. Ihorc g. -. Musscr. NJ. ana T.. OH
company. j. T. Clark Mrs r.. - Ga2oll
kinaon. Chas Alexander, pr w G Beard.
q. NJ. beauchnmp. John Balllnger j IL.
barymnn, j. cllre, T.. Is Danish. H. -.
Fairfield G, Greene. Bob Garrett. r.
jonts, Mrs. thas Kaufman a N kin
sel Bon Lows, I.nttman Bros. 4 Il.
MOTIFS iliuIwnre company, n. T.. Parker
" ~ l'hclps, / Phillips J g, pnuncl
~ Reed, Sam Smith. ELLA Turner. Roy
p nhorngos. Mrs W s. Tonoy, Il. o.
Weaver ?, II. ~. Wandoll ..
Wclls-fArRo Express Company George
Adams. w II. Archer, e. Burdctt John
iielit2, r; o. Rough, J. W. Butler g.
t,hiidrcs. Derby Winner company. Susan
ncpat A. Elliott. l.. r Ends. A. Fishcr.
Rosa Fleming, II. Foruor J. e. Hyde. u.
halliday, Geo, iIowthcr 6. H. llcaser
w. e. Hanson. &. ~. Hart, o. W Heath.
chas. llcycr. l.. NJ Hall Jones' q 90
J.. kornblum. Geo. Klein. O. l.efnmcl A.
i'hCoy, J. w Mckinney, q NJ Mchcnl
!. r Mustrcllo. Tom Mantle. j. e. MID
gelt +. McIilquin. y. w. MirhouN, Louis
" ilselhach. liAl T. holland ThoR owens.
T. ollrc. c. u. ohdom"r, I Parker, Chls.
ltoberison, Jim Simon, O. W Sattergroon
@. u, Scott. s. s.. Taylor r. A. Vohcys,
g, J. MllguF, s, s. Waters, j. ". Wcst,
ROht Ward 800
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
AMONG RAILWAY MEN.

W. j. Grove. the young and popular
passenger conductor on the kerryillc
branch Of san Antonio and Arkansas Pass,
has been promoted and placed IN charge
of crew on the main. He made his
initial trip into this city yesterday from
san Antonio.
Commercial Agent j. j. Mulane Of
the Santa l'c returned to headquarters
in this city yesterday, from several
DAYS absence touring West Texas. He
renorts business aS unusually quiet IN
The Western towns and with the mar
krting of the last of the cotton crop the
Robert Eugene George, travelling pas
snuger agent for the Houston and Texas
Central. is due TO arrive here TINS morn
ing from ten days eyangelisuc tour OF
North Texas He will spend the SAP
buth eNplaining To the boys" how he
'.scuoped" competing lines on business
for carnival week in Houston.
Captain ]. G.. Andrews, general south
crn passenger agent Of the Southern rail
way' returned to the city yesterday, ac-
,omnnnying Colonel Beuscotcr. These
two gentlemcn, with Captain j. NJ.
Means. make strong trio IN Inc Strhg
eIe for Eastern business, and announce
rheir intention OF securing large sltc
of thc travel to the Southeast
t,,,sinos, outlook X anything hut bright.
Major Charles Il. Peck, general man
.,-n m"y of the Texas Car Service aSsocia-
Hon. left last night in Vice President
Quinlan's private car ior ,h'cn l,
a W"i' ,rill return with his family 10 enjoy
S'hristmns at home. Mrs. Peek ana
Ia,,,,l,tnr have been summering with rela-
ives in the Lake City
Colonel rom Kingsley. the veteran ,, ana
,I,yovs happy travelling passenger, nGeh
aNu5 innisyille and Nashville, bobhed
"i .n in lie city yesterday ard was
s up on the path for businG,iSs Ihe col
ond is right at home ssi IN H9 Hn"" I hnt
c ci ,,,,y how he Won this title lie IS
l'T sr.s, silver man, SO far Ms sccepths
IN ,hc "Crce" silver ia sight. hut that
II as nothing to do with his title.
Colonel c. A. Benscoser, assistant sen'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
STEAM ENGINEERS.

Qualifications Demanded OF Men In Charge
Of Power Producing Machinery.
The following editorial appeared In a
recent issue of Power. a magazine devoted
to the interests of stationary engineers;
The qualifications demanded Of a man
IN responsible charge of large steam
plant have come TO he little short Of
professional. He must he informed upon
the practical possibilities OF steam appli-
unces and machinery and their theoretical
limitations, 50 that he may he able to
properly estimate the efficiency OF the
ma 'hinery under his charge In connection
with the conditions under which II runs,
to compare II with other attained results
and TO search iutollIgcntly for avenues of
Improvement lie must be competent TO
conduct tests oil his plant collectively and
hy divisions. aud TO intolligcntly consider
the results In their relation to each other
and 20 the aggregate efficiency. he must
be able TO devise and sfiperintend I'M
1rovements and alterations ana to nd
wise and consult intelligenly with hn3 en-
ployers upon matters relating 10 his plant.
lie should be a Judge Of material aud
supplies. be able to test them " hen re-
CURED. to know what is best for his re-
quircmcuts and II the material Furnished
is as specified and In addition to all this
he must have such a practical thorough
knowledge Of his plant, ana the function
Of every valve ana appliance upon II that
he may In an enc geucy do the right
disaster. TO do all this he must be
something of n physicist. something or a
chemist something OF a mathematician,
something Of an engineer IN the higher
signiicance OF the term, ana a good deal
Of an all round mechanic II man of more
than ordinary Intellectual attainmonts "A
man OF resources and eXpedients. Of fore
thought and OF executive ability
Such requirements are not exaCted OF
mere engine tenders. We are writing OF
steam cnciucors, of men who are ia de-
mRnd to I'M the positions created by the
sreat installations OF poweTproducing
difference between an Intelligent and "a
simply ordinary administration rs 20
great IN proportion TO the difference IA
salary that II can not b. ignored such
men are the product OF experience. They
require above all else practical train |
ing and the best OF them are men who |
have come from the ranks. men who IN |
subordinate positions have observed in |
diligently studied principles as well as
details, and prepared themselves 10 as |
sumo new and greater responsibilities.
case IN point arises. While writing (
the above We were interrupted by re- {
tablishmpnt for the address Of reliable !
Intelligent broad gauge engineer with 4
whom he could consult as 20 reorgani- /
zation and extension OF his plant. We 4
know the man who has had charge Of the 4
boilers engines and machinery Of this /
place for wears sober. careful, pains I
tnking engine tender but he could not /
figure the horse power OF an engine, ~ |
he might own IT for his pains. not toll |
how large an engine or OF what type |
was required or best adapted for given
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work. or what had better be done nbnut
| tho boilers. or whether certain nro.nsri
! changes were likely 10 IA. henefiGinj or
| not and 80 his managers nff.r irving 10
! consult him. and findinr him utt,riv do
| void ~ ilras. nrc Obliged 10 tiIrn IN dis.
J apDoIg,trnpnt 10 "A naI, n, i,r,er attntu-
| ments outside of the esiabiisbment re-.
| luctautIy ana with sirh senr.r,. l,a may
he In order 10 SPARE The feelnes of an I'D
cmDloye
No man ln the world oupht 10 know
better inst whni IN do Win NM MINT
than tic man who has rnn il so many
vcnrs ~ I'M mn Interest hc n,t,,hf ne re-
ccIvina, tnday unon mo ibo',eSS,i sI,t,i,-
atd nrer,g IN fiou that nrs,id I,ah,.,. ,nol,lrS
him 10 inrci his cmplnvcr's ndvnitc,. yiD,
intelligent criticism and advirr ia NJ.
slime inc chnrro Of n ,'eorwoni1a tiou con-
ducted in Accord, nee win bis ro,n ldcas.
and nat only 10 mi "A more r,snofi.ii,tc
poeitiou hut Ia rccriv~ "A Observation-Disclosures
yront,r remuneration ,.Lt.h an 80, ,,,,
TO "A man whom no viii dnuhtlnss r.',,t,rI
as nm iulcrlorcr. How Il. nnr r lits
uositIon 20 .trditire tl,oso ntta,lufn'ett-..
The man who VII uroiaIlv he rnilcd mo
on 10 DO what he cnn not vas rliinr
ON I'm, foot hoard nr n ln,.ou,ot'v ~ filtn.n
wears npo and aid moi kfroyv an indi.ntn,
hv slphi lilo Kent hfs ihinL'vnrifs po-
Ing. lspwcvrr. read The mechanirai napcTe
discussed mechanical prnblcms ,,.ltn nan,
self ana with nthcrs. Kent his ores open
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Send Us Your Mail Orders.

against the Southern railway and had
the trainmusier. agent ana other en-
ploycS OF the company arrested. The
justice decided against the defendants
A dramatic incident of the Santa Fc
sale at Topeka last Tuesday was the
passage OF II funeral train hearing East
the remains OF the contractor for the
original Santa Fc line, The trnim passed
through the station just before the au,'-
tionecr mounted the block TO announce
the sale.
President lngnlls Of the Big -Four says
the sole object of the joint traffic agree.
ment is to give stable and equal rates
To all shippers. He added that It's most
venomous enemies are these great trusts
and combinations which have been large
ly created by rate Generalization.
The Missouri, Kansas aud Texas next
homeseckcrs' excursions from the North
TO Texas viii he run on January II mud
rs. February II aud March 10. The
round trip rate for these excursions will
hc one fare, plus 81. Tickets will be
good for return passage for thirty days
from date of sale.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
u,.tino of the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson Directory.
rIyE NEW DlREC TORS WERE ELECTED
,r..id.n, Kan. R.'iEnea. Secretary Van
A,.,ine Retsin"d aud Director Bacr
Reelected Headlight Flashes.

p,,,suaut 10 cal, from Vice Presidtnt
- General Manager Bacr of the GiN es-
~, houston and Henderson. the directory
:, hat company held a meeting in Gal
aston at noon yesterday. The object CT
a.. meeting was for tho purpose of ac-
....nr the resignation of the old board OF
s,ssc,ors and the election of their sue
eetsors.
rho resignation of President j. S. Kane
-,s rendered and accepted by the direct
ave as was also that Of the following iii
,s.,ors; DR.. r. j. Boyles and George w
Gaines Of Houston. A. Bardash. Frank
IN and william r. johnson of Galveston.
To FIJI tho above vacancies the follow
,rr were elected directors: George ].
Could Henry c. Rouse, New York; John
N. Duncan, Tyler; 7. NJ. Campbell,
PALESTINE: James A. Baker. Jr., and X.
n. Baer, Houston.
Secretary a. a. VanAlstine OF Galveston
vill be retained as secretary OF the re-
.,sanized company. Major r. Il. Dacr
A. Houston was the only director re-elcct-
n The seventh director to complete the
nm board has not yet been elected, but
N vacancy will be filled at another
rsetinr TO be held In few days.
Major Il. g. Baer returned home last
,Irht and was met by Post reporter.
The major said that the meeting was very
s,rt. hardly consuming an hours time.
Asked as to the new officers of the
canpany. he said that tho proprietary In
,crests in New York had that matter In
/ Asnd, and that the election would come
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Capitol avenue and Main street over
Brown Bros store Captain ana Mrs, Na-
ger I'm charge
On account Of tho sickness Of the pastor.
Rev j. c. Mason, the pulpit Of tho Cen
trial Christian church corner Caroline aud
Capitol atrrota. will be nilcd 10y Horny
J.. LluEnn. pastor OF Common street
,hristun chapel, nt 4 "a. m subject,
Code promilc-.'
An oyster supper Will be given hy the
Second Baptist Church Sunday school,
corner Df Providence ana Hardy streets
Tor the benefit of the Chrlatmns tree sat
urday, December n. Tickets. "a ccnia
All are cordially invited to attend.
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n ~ hWESTERN MEETING

Ia !, sNyhefal Passenger agents of the
h. ue northwestern passenger com
!, Knn.,e been called to meet M Chair
J, n' ,,.' office in 81. Louis on Tues
Ersn,a,,a'i 10 take up the Cotton Belt
iho matter and endeavor 10 set
!. ssy,d tiogbie without dissolution Of
ftnl.nvvlauon There was not full
y last OF general passenger men ut
(te Loon" ee'iac. or the troubles might
~ |, aVeried. General officers viii
\ n,;r useless To form associations for
has ih'enance Of rates ana rognIn,;on
ks s sDs unless they personally Strain n
"'~l meetings
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LOCAL RELIGIOUS MIscnLLANY.

The Methodist Ministers In the CITY and
Their Churches
An annual confcrenc" Is an event OF no
littlo interest IN Methodist circles. both
10 the ministry and tho laity. The recent
conference at Bronham. however dld not
make many changes ia the npDointncnta
Of this city. Kcv c. C. Rankin. who
has served the ShSarn Memorial church
the past thrre years. IL according to COIN
mon expectation. returned. for this. the
ionrth ,S&ear sai ms win be hls LAST
2tdf' Inc law Of TIA, church n such thar
Tour years IL the limit OF the pastoral
term Or. RANKIN win be IA his pulpit
lhl1 inornlnS ANA tonight. Tho services
wiz be the beginning of the work ~ the
new conference wear. Rev. o. r. IIotch-
KISS ~ also returned to the Tabernacle,
cnurch Tor the second year. Ills people
AGAIN He VIII also be in his pulpit at
bdth services today. Kov. q. a. Hooper IS
with the McA%han church, ln the Second
ward for the second year. In connection
WIZ this, he also has harrisburg. liz Is
POPULAR with his people: Lcy. g. ~. Keith.
VINO MAD charge Of Washington Street
church htst year, has had 10 change On
account OF his health. He IS assigned 10
I ne flaionla church. and Win soou leave
Tor his new charge Re II n faithful man
ana much loved by his people Roy. j.
w. Horn takes his place al Washington
street Mr. Horn comes from Columbus
where he has had lwo successful yeata
~. Nits "f'f' ~ us WY
Roy. II. L. ShettioR goes from q year or
faithful service ~ Mckee Street church
to one q. the churches IN Austin, and
ltNy. r. w. Thomas comes frori there 10
McKee, street. Mr.. Thomas Is said TO bo
Az efficient pastor and a good preacher.
lhese ministers are all hopeful Of good
year OF work In tho city.
Tho salvstion Army meetings every
night at $ o'clock ana on Sundays at II
a. M, y. N. and S y. m. Barracks corner
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Send Us Your Mail Orders.

cra passenger agent of tho Southern
RAILWAY, western division, with head
quarters at Chattanooga is in the city.
MIR. Bcnsrotcr is here in the interest of
the holiday excursions to the southeast
and says he anticipates a larger crowd
tn the Old States this season tban ever
before. Captain j NJ. Means, the
Southrrn's Texas representative, chap
cronod his chief around the city, viaiting
1hn xnrinns rnilMAN hnnLumnrlnrs.
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m, ,M's Nc oLERGYMEN's RATES

nOns win .uergymen have filed appli-
nation r.. ihr Western Passenger as
= about nall-larc permits for 1896,
y TIE WI az many more will he in be-
iolltp, ~ completed. The bureau
4 Of tbo@ look up the identity of each
MY swami c applicants is Mt present
hand 1pu with the amount Of work
Went Il" 'eat care is being taken to
lLlas Of alllp Permits from getting into the
hS 10 as,sed clergymcn. Ms has hap.
tspecieJ in former years, and it
haA viii tlnat the number of permits
p durin., "e less by far than in any
us Tho last decade.
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UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.


TO Cali Tor Packages.
Below viii be found a list 81 nerHons
who have packages unclaimed at express
Offices IN this city for the week ending
Saturday, December "a:
Pacific Express Conlpany-P A. Nc
Kengie. $. Fa.ksou. Ny WADE. II. g.
Nieswanger. II. sutton. H. Flpsins Mrs.
j. j. chew, 9, II. KiEna, j snoquina.
Mrs. j. Il. Bun. =. ~. Frank. Mike O'Mor-
row, l.. bernstein. ~ 81. CARAT. H. LIP
sin r. T.. George. n. q. RocdOcker, n.
Mckinney. n, g. Roberts, Iieyer 4 Teei-
shorn. }. - Proctor II. y. stanley, A.
Noelln. p. Rosonhlum,. j. h. Baynan. j.
III. Abiaugh. W. IA. Kenyon. W. NJ, Bun
dry. s. March. L. G. Purgerson Mrs. NJ.
r. Mclaughlin. +. a. Bailew, John Bell.
Rev. w T.. Tynes. Washburn Manufactur-
ing company, Mrs. s. Il. Hasey. Mira O..
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AbLlGIIr FLASHES

4 te c,ilae court of North Carolina
ssgalitv ns upon TO settle on appeal
tpmna u. me assumed right of rail
sandav t. operate freight trains
VI III North Carolina. A cit
He'ilie brought an action
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OLD FOLKS EXCURSIONS.
All Lines Preparing for Heavy travel +
the Southeast.


the Southeast.
As Christmas draws near interest grove
III the holiday excursions to the South
last and the various lines strive TO outdo
Their competitors in their rivalry for the
business. The running of these excur.
Sicns to the Southeast, more Familiarity
Known AS the old Folks excursions" is
very pretty custom and affords the
large number of people from the O.l
Sates who have helped TO build M
Texas an opportunity to visit the old
tsks at home and participate in the
pyous celebra ton of The Christmas fcs-
tyal with Old associates and amid the
peres of tlcir childhood's happy DAYS.
In preparing for these excursions and
y way of working up enthusiasm among
(hcse Intending 20 visit the Southeast.
ls railroads begin the announcement of
sx rates. special privileges and com
wis over tltoir respective lines. etc, by
N CIRCULATION of pretty and attractive
VEN and other advertising literature.
h roads cXpend considerable sums In
at class of work and this years col
vaca Of "dyors' surpass in beauty and
- anything eyer attempted in this
Mte roads in Texas have announced
''Hl'i " ~ IbNF 10 dll IlbinIS
ts Sou'lrHSt. and on several roads
Hfrsn sleeping ears and chair ears
@h nun from Texas points to all the
naSal cities Of the Old States. An
lines across the divide-M ississippi
'd-havc their passenger representa-
'S touring the State with view Of
sp'annr Hon share of this business.
Nsy mducomrnt in the way of COM
III cOnyCuieucr, hpnutiful scenery
~ route etc, is taken into considera-
~ and upon one or all Of these features
u mveinr angels of the various lines
~ '6er claims for the control Of the
~ Folks Excursions"
suasng from the numerous INQUIRIES
rNel by the passenger agents Ms 10
W, routes aud train schedules. the
neauohs for a heavy Eastern move
~ arc very Gathering.
irrAe's VIII be on sale from all points
texas on December 90, II and -.
return limit good for thirty DAYS
w " date Of sale.
,se Missouri, Kansas and Texas. in
melton with tho Cotton Belt. will
ntoneh coaches from various points
s. @er lines in Texas to birmingham.
ANA Nashville. Chattanooga and
n, points. These special through cars
!, te attached to special train which
= MaVe Taylor Mt , o'clock on the
NHing OF December 20
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Mems Carriers. with Mems Mocha Cha
Sterling silver Bucl.- tor Gloves 100.
les. $50 Mems ilnli,cd KID
Boston Carriers IN GloNes, Sl.Op.
nh shades. best quail FISH Clnrk a
ny, SILK Elastic. Zoe. l'lasgr tinc XII
Gloves. St.J0 aud $3.50.
In shapes foi street
and evening weur
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sIES FOR CARNIVAL WEEK

n houston East and West Texas an
80 rs rates to Houston on account
arrival week based on thrcc.qllartcrs
cent per mile for the round trim.
1 Ickrts will he on snlc for train
'eayInc Shreveport on December
\ Ipu VIII he good to return on train
n il ea'lng Houston on December Is
~ rates are as follows:
Sm Humble, - cents: New Caney.
s rns' cleveland, 80 cents: Napier.
sn Shepherd, 81 cents: Goodrich,
a. mn, =, Livingston. Sl10: Lcggett.
n ada, Sl.23; Bcring, S1.25: Mos
"a ;do; Corngan, 81 40: Burke.
M Lnikin, 81 so; Nacogdochcs.
||rrsor anmcby S2,2J; Garrison. s.. 10:
III, s-'n; Tcnaha. S2.G5; joaquin.
- i"gansport, 81 90.