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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-11
OCIrAN EIirIl,II,ra


NASHVILLE sun.
There are some very conservative people
VINO do not Hike for n newspaper to speak
TOO polntcdly. For Instance, instead OF
calling spade "a SPADE they would pre-
fer that 1t should DO described as IAN I'M
plemcnt for diggng and cutting the
ground. and throwing dirt" II it la neceu-
saiy to speak OF u thief they do not want
MIN called "a thief" because that iv too
pointed and onsnsIvc They would prefer
10 have him described as IA gentleman who
mas formed an unlawful attachment ivr
Tue property OF another" They do not liko
10 near man referred to M a robhpr he
cause II might hurt the feelings OF the rob-
Der lamiiy. They would ratner have him
described hn "a gentleman who violently
ana uniawuliy deprived another of tho
possession OF his personal property" ia
man IN liar they arc Mortified that he
should Dc called n liar They want tho
Newspaper 10 say thai the gentleman A.
enrtltha about his faotA Inaccurate In his
statements. and not sufficiently regnrdlul
OF the truth" II n slanderer nssalis the
character OF the State for political effcrt
they want him characterized as IA patriot
Mhose zeal for his party is superior to hia
uiscr.Ioh ana that His love OF truth is
impaired by his political prejudlcos"
II man hires other men 10 stun ballot
boxes, corrupt voters and bribes officials
to make false and fraudulent returns they
do not like to have him called fcion, be-
Gauss II 10 so pointed. you know" and IL
reflects en- his personal integrity. Thsy
want HIN described ns "a gentleman OF
high social standing. a man Of broad and
liberal Views, n friend OF the people, a
hercfactor who gpendB his money freely,
subaorbcs literally to charities and does
many noble and generous things for those
who mcrii his friendship" n man is a
lobbyis, gni makes II his business TO Sc
duoe public officials. TO dcbnuch lcgisla-
lures, TO corrupt legislation. and degrade
and disgrace the Isw-making power OF thu
State. they want him described as IAN arr
tla OF great merit a man of winning man
ner& gentleman of rare accomplish
irrnts. n prnccly entertainer n leader Of
men ana good nil around fellow" n
man IN the hoad OF great railroad cor
porai m. the employer Of lobbyists and tbs
contributor %: funds 10 corrupt elections buv
legislatures and fix jurics. they want him
described as "ihe most public spirited
ihan. tho most cnisrprang citizen. and tho
grandoEt success ~ the age. a man without
n suuorlor In intellect. Judgment, saglcity.
honor and virtue workable paragon NJ
excellence whose illustrious career should
be held up for tho youth Of the land
Tho Sun 10 thinking about putting on Its
gloves
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Mt. II. G. Hi, having uadp Tho host
score, winning II games out OF 20 ia de-
clared the chess champion n tho assorIn. .
ton. and the holder OF its chnmnionshin
emblem. until such time ms he may no do
feated in a regular tourney md ,hc Iaurcls
of victory adoru the brow Of n new cham
pion. The championships emblem large
and very handsome silver vase. arpropri
ately engraved. now on oxhihitior 4, ono
of the show widows OF Mir Waller n
Tustcn, ana Mai street. and Ia worth soc.
ing. This VASE. Every kindly presented nv
Mr. Tus,en to 10 Young Mems Christian
association as ornament chess thamnion-
ship trophy. viii lie contested for at. and
held in turn by to winner of each aucccud
Ing tournament The chess tourney juat
closed was the Rrst ever held in uo,is-
ton. and has hen the means of creating
n large degree interest I'm The "kInp of
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man Midgley OF the Western rre,sb, 80,
eint,on mas Just issued a circular on tho
SUBJECT IN which he says: "The rule of tho
asreement which left 1t at the discretion of
members TO honor requests from freight or
uene, AGENTS OF other roads Tor trip trans.
por,ation for themselves and dependent
members of their families has brcn elm
.nated from the coutract. and 4, Is i'm.
rera'ive that the following rule bc Oh
served Requests for annual or time passes
should not be honored unless they pro-
eu from the president. vice president
es"erai manager or general superintendent
0, the applicant company rhc rule. which
atso applies to trip Transportation will
sahe from Passenger and freight depart
iieht the authority TO request transporta-
Won from other roads for employees or 10
'ssuc II on the request of similar Officials
.. o'hcr i'nes. but as this will relieve theta
Oh a good deal Of labor and perp,exty tho.
PROBABLY viii not greatly object"
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HOUSTON'S BIG CARNIVAL.
Southern Pacific's Special Trains
and Raes.
NJ CONCLUSION BY WESTERN LINES,
another Sleeper fpm Houston Ia
New York Via tc Shreveport
and the y. an, 4. Routes.

Mr.. l.. j. Parks, assistant genera, mace.
chser and ticket agent the Southern Pa
enc yesterday issued circular authoriz-
iho reduced rate for TIC Houston carnival
10 be held December l5.o 10 inclusive, and
giving time of the speal train which Will
DC run Tor that occasin. The circular is
addressed to ticket agets. from afaye,tc
TO Giidden inclusive. an reads:
Arrangements have ben made for special
train on the main line rom Glidden en- the
west ana Lafayette on the east to iIous-
ton. for which authorit. is hereby given to
sell round trip tickes for special train,
December II only, as fdlows.
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We tell your doctor all
there is in SCOTS Emulsion,
just how much cod liver oil,
hypophosphitcs, glycerine.
But we, do not tell him how
these are. combined. You
have your secrets; this is
ours. This knack of maxi
ing the very best thing has
come to us from years ofex-
periencc with just one thing.
We make only SCOTS Emul-
sion--all our energy Is bent
on making that better than
any other emulsion in the
world. We have no other
business thought. Is il any
wonder that il is thcstandagdl
sssu : psv.A, eAsaisss, S~ssk : osa
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Ar.n iIeIf Entertainment.

The on,erninpnt at Bryan's Hall this
evening, forlhe ,eneft OF the py,hian Hsll
association. sivo by Miss Ida Buekl"s-
ham, viii eossissof yaviei programme for
the first art followed By the operetia
Area Belle III whole TO conclude with
a hop.
Lewis MItar pand Will furnish the
music Their wi be a recitation By Mics
Christian. 'Scees That Are Brightest"
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General Hubbard ana Party.

Austin. Texas. December 10.--President
the Houston and Texas Central railroad
reached the city tonight on tour of in
specton. They were met here by Traffic
Manager Bein and Superintendent Lee Of
the Central and General Manager Leituaker
OF the Austin and Northwestern MIR.
Hubbard will go to Houston tomorrow.
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The ROYAL CANE.
Close of the Chess Tournn meut M
the Y. VI. G. A, Rooms

rhe chess tournament ut tie rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian association was
eoneinded fow days since. ,fter very
interesting series OF games. as will be nm
derstood by the following brid history of
the tourney, viz.
Duration OF tourney. 70 days, players. II !;
games PLAYED by each. 20: toul number Of
games played in tourney ITO.
The following table shows tfr standing of
the players at tho close OF the tourney:
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Mr. Conclusion pc,cbca.

interchangeable mileage tickets are
causing the Western railroads much con-
Germ, a majority being opposed to the issue
oil any Kind of interchangeable tickets. Yet
;he opinion generally prevails that the nc.
ton OF the Central passenger committee
lines in adopting an INTERCHANGEABLE 5000
mile ticket will force the Western roads
10 TAKE similar action. A meeting of the
general passenger agents 81 the Western
association lines composing the mileage
bureau was held in Chairman Caldwell's
Office wednesday to consider tho question
The discussion brought out the fact that
some of the roads which here,ofo had
bitterly opposed the issue Of such tickets
nave now changed their minds. but a
majority OF the roads were against IL.
lhose faNoring the issue Of such tickets
contended that the action Of the Eastern
roads made it necessary for the Western
roads TO issue interchangeable tickets. and
they believed that with proper precautions
manipulation could be prevented
No conclusion or recommendation OF any
KIND could be reached AID there seems To
De no Immediate prospect OF the Western
roads initiating the example of the East
ei'n lines. The only hope OF getting the
| Western roads to issue INTERCHANGEABLE
| mileage tickets is that a few of the weaker
hhes, ana especially those coming into
competition with Eastern lines may Join
The latter in the issue Of auch tickets. re-
/ gardlcss OF Western Passenger association
rules.
majority OF the Western roads seem TO
think the mileage ticket agitation could be
stopped II the association were to adopt
the proposition to issue a ticket that re-
CURED neither name. description or sigma
ture, and which would be accepted for the
passage of any one presenting It. 1t would
be rebate ticket, and the net rate would
be PC mile. Such tickets. IT is claimed.
would he far more advantageous TO ner-
chants and jotbors the necessity OF buying
separate ticket for each travelling mau
being obviated.
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Benjamin A. Newland, general agent OF
the passenger department of tho Seaboard
Air line. with headquarters at Atlanta, Ga.
arrived In Houston last night. Today will
be spent here and tonight he will leave for
North Texas. accompanied by Captain j.
n. Wisner Southwestern passenger agent
of the Air line. The gentlemen will make
general tour Of Texas ending in Houston,
when Mr.. Newland will return to Georgia.
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The Katy has eighty men working at
Temple building new stock pens.
r r. Kinzie the Pullman representative
in Galveston. WAS here yesterday.
G. W. Barnhart general freight agent Of
the Cotton Belt. is here from Tyler.
The Kansas CITY Pittsbnrg and Gulf de-
clincs to Join the Western fold for the pres
ont.
City Ticket Agent McMilen Of the South
orn Pacific at san Antonio, returned home
last night.
W. j. Young general Southern agent of
the Mallory line. was here from San An.
tonic last night
number of new locomotives for the
Santa Fe have arrived in Gainesville and
will run out of there.
Traffic Manager Bein left yesterday for
Austin to meet General Hubbard and ac
company him to Houston tomorrow.
A. j. Whitehead travelling passenger
agent of the Big Four, with headquarters
in Dallas, was in Houston yesterday.
The fast trains of the Queen and Crcs-
cent now cover the $50 miles rom Cincin-
natl to New Orleans in twenty-four hours
II. y. Reimann, official watch inspector
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas and
Houston East and West Texas railways,
returned today from . trin to Smithyille.
II is reported that new sleeper route is
to be established between san Antonio and
St. Louis in order TO make the trip be-
tween these points in thiriy-five hours.
The International aud Great Northern
have on rate OF SlotG from Houston 70
paris, on acceunt az he colorc1 Methodist
Episcopal church convention. Tickets on
sale December II and Is. good 10 return
until Deccmhar %.
FL paso Herald: 1t looks as II d. n.
Robinson Is goins to try to buy tho At
lnrttc and Pacific railway for the Frisco
line. OF which he is president. Then the
sap from Sepulpa. Indian Territory 10 Al
brquorque Will be filled.
The man mentioned In yesterdays Port
as being found on the trucks Vt the Sunset
Limited proved to To n aesTo. livug near
Waelder. lie was domentod and was
Thought 10 have been wandering along tho
rack when struck by the train.
Mr. II. B. Webb, who has been In tho
cnsnloy of the International aud Great
Ncrthcrn railroad at Kyle and San Maroon
Tor eight years past, has beca appointed
travelling freight agent OF the Iron Noun
,sin railroad IN Texas. His headquarters
Will be at San Antonio.
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Miss Marian Walker, a sailors dance and
skirt dance by little Miss Colby; recitation.
Come On. My Tiger LILY" by Miss Ida
Fowler, and military dr,it by the Unit
form Rank. Knights OF Fythias. after which
Will be produced the oporetta.
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VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON

VFSSELS SAILED FOX tLIaNESTON
ss Ac.c.a Cardiff, Nov. ~.
~ Ada, Penarth, Nov. ~.
s,s IA SKA, Barry. Nov. ~.
Ss Ayun.u,re. Liverpool. Nov. 10.
SIS Administer. Boston. ENG. Nov. ".
rs Br.,nn.c. St. Mlchnol. Nov. "A.
Ss Capelll, Liverpool, Nov. %.
Bs Gaelic Fdon. Kotirrdpm Dot n.
ss Cromwell Sunderland, Dec. ..
rs Daniel, .ivsrpuol NOV. "
So Fernmorf, Shields Nov. ~.
Ss fctheigon Ia, st Lucia. Nov. ~.
SIS Fenhock, Swansea. NOV. ~
,,p IN g. ntio IA. fenartn, Nos. H.
SIS Fulwei Swansea. Nov. ~.
50 t,iusloN cardiff Nov. ".
rs Halo nremen, Nov. ~.
Ea Hammond. Rio Ji.ac!ro, Nov ~.
Ss krnuau cpsiit, anfhrsirf- nov. H.
SIS Knut,ford, Cardiff. No. enber O.
Is cona lScw York, Dcc b.
Ss loIplia, ienarth. Dec. :.
~ Rita, Liverpool oct. q:
81 Shnsr,ut Baltimore, Nov. "a
u. Strathmore Dcigcs Ehy, Ana. u
So Thos Wayman. Havrc. Nov 20
IS Thorrtondair. ,ADrall. oct ..
81 Toiosn carry, Nov, 70.
So TrDpici. Barry, Nov. -.
~ Itirn stan al ss.S NOV. To-
Ss Urd Harry, Nov Is.
Ss Whitfield. Las Paimsr. Dec. !.
sch ,,s,.,r ~ Scnsn.ct hveiy is'anh. ti'
toDcr 81. -. ,,Ai
Sch Nelson Bartlett. Nowpor' N'~s'
Nov. a. 81, -
Sch James Il. Bayles. New York Dec. O..
Sen Senator Sullivan. New Bedford. NOV,
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so,r Of Train Mails.

tie lflterndtioIldI anu ne"
\ Ne Galveston. Houston ard
1--WE at and depart from the
1 depot. foot Of Congress ave
4 Kansas and Texas trains
I,y depot. at the foot of SEA :
IA Forth side of the bayou.
n Porte and Houston ana all
! except those mentioned use
|istral depot.
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| The HOTELS.
lOR-IATES $3.50 and 49, 90
Il JAMES LAWLOk, PRO

/ ys.calf, Dallas: Percy +.
Elfkana, Sid Rcthschlld. New
4 Davidson, San Antonio. II. A..
d York; {. q, Percy, Calves
|Ehsshead. Dallas: Richard T..
\ nie, New YORK: w. Il. Nc.
kson. Miss: Edward Mayer.
\ B. N, Howard. Dallas: Carr
y; r W. Manning, Dallas: &.
kx1; H. H. Doughcrty. san An
II Kettle, New York; Chester
" Charles; e. II. Guydan, Guy
y A. Bee, Lake Charles. q. VI
/ Dixon, II, W. Potter, Bean
Wofford, Galveston: II. G..
b E. Campo; J. f. Keith
Charles Manning, Austin. j.
LOUIS; +. l.. Chapman, Cuero:
5arss. Los Angeles. Cal; A.
i Houston. c. s. .;ugg. Texas:
(lNa Coltwa ter, Texas: 10 W
Fssoa; W. J. Young. San An
y Carey. Houston Post; J. r
p, Texas: u. Il. '1trlcy. Like
! ! Turner. ST. Louis: II. NJ
lNs, Tenn; Mrs. S. Il. Akin
e0n; L. u. Dc'h.s. Raltimbre
!; Springer, Fort Worth: u.
4 Atlanta, Ga.
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AlIINe AT houston ll.oy q. IN.
Agents on Sabine and East Texas and at
lota and Eunice will sell for regular trains
December II. connecting with special re-
ierred to above. as follows:
Eunicc, La. sS.l5 Iota 81 95. Rockland,
Texas. 50 81; Colmesneil 81 25 Woodville
$40. Warren $3.50, Hyatt si.S5. Village
81 so. Olive si.75. Kountze 81 g., Mona
~ co, Sharon 81 49, Sabine Pass 81 rs.
Use form SplE 50. which are limited
to return on any regular train up to and
including December 10. 1895.
In connection with the carnival rates.
Mr.. Parks also mailed the following TO
agents last night:
Authority is hereby given to sell round
trip tickets from your station to Houston
on December II only. at the following low
rates, good on regular trains and with final
limit of December 20. 1896, for return pass
age
Beeville s2.75, Berclair 81 SIS, Goliad
$2.30, Fanuin sails. Port Lavaca 2.35.
Cuero s2,l5; Thomaston Sis, Victoria
81 so. Edna 81 3d. Canada 81 40, Louise
81 30, El Campo 81 Ii. Pierce Sl.05, Wharton
% cents, Hungerford IS cents.
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Holiday Excursions 10 Mexico


.soistant General Passenger Agent iarks
of The southern Pacific yesterday iSSueh
the following circular to coupon u'R''
agents in Texas st.,
For the holiday EXCURSIONS 10 1870
CIV and Monterey Mexico, rate OF SSs -
Is .uthorized TO Mexico city from san an
tonic transit limit gcing, one "oy ron
date of sale mp to the border stop w,
nriyiloeos allowed within HE W rt' ~
str zen and on the return trip, norm e. We
liver Final limit ten DAYS '.Vii e"'e W
sa,e selling date. December -. 1870.
'rrorn SAN Antonio, round 'fip uoNe~
win bo sold TO Monterey cehtin'uus ~
age going and returning. at rate OF sJ,VV'
Tinei limit. ten days from da'e OF SUI ar ~
"Arcrts east of San Antonio may sei, "
Ncxieo city and Monterey under INC . IN
Gi,,nns named above By adding me one To-
rate from their stations 10 me peA,ns III
n a" above from San Antonio ana teii'
t d. ~, date that will require the pss"un'
~ 30 nass through Sen Antonio on 'he to-
Inr trlp ON December "a. -, ,,i,
"In addition 10 The above, ,o 't,' -oior
,o,,.,,s NAV be sold TO Mcxieo cry, snlns
.nG returnlng via Eagle Pass al rate VI "a, ~
Too Tor Inc round trip. conditions 70 70
a., sa,nc os for tho ten day ticke,9 AIM Nv
Ia have exeeat that the flnai iini,e mag
no made thirty days from date OF 7"'e
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GALVESTON STOCK.
ON sHIPBoARp NOT CLEARED.
RECEIPTS AND eHIpMENTf

KEtEIPTB MD EHIPMENTH,
The total receipts OF cotton Al Galveston
today were 73i3 bales. as follows:
by Gulf. Colorado and santa Fe railway.
.-l6 bales
railway, 1865 bales.
1886 bales g
by Galveston. La Ports and Houstep
railway, 695 bales.
BY barge velasco, 77b.
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Another Through sleeper.

H. Garrett assistant general passenger
agent of the Queen and Crescent, with
headquarters in New Orleans is making a
tour of Texas and was In Galveston. Col
onel Garrett has great idea Of Texas bust
ness and his line, which is closely
allied with that of the Southern
Pacific. is said to be about 10 make
big bid for n larger share of the business
originating in this State than 1t now Gets.
Colonel Garrett would not talk about this
company's plans. but sleeper through
from Galveston to New York via the Tous'
ton East and West Texas to Shreveport
thence over the Queen and Crescent east
is not at all Improbable The sleeper VIII
probably be put on some time AFTER the
holidays.
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The report cf Receiver Henry Terrell
says the San Antonio Express of the re-
ceipts and expenditures Of the Gulf Shore
road for the months OF June July. August,
September. October and November 1885
as compared with the corresponding
suits:
Receipts of said months in 1880
s9203. 90; operating expenses. s9957.4l,
Receipts for corresponding months In
1896 sl3. 667.SG; operating expenses. $S.-
1929.
This shows an increase in receipts OF
1856 per cent with reduction Of operar-
ing expenses for the same period OF l1.5o
per cent
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ny barge Gibbs, la.

ny barge Gibbs, ig,
by small vussols, 40
ny barge Abble, from Texas City, III.
Shiipod 10 LiVerpoo,-pcr ae Fran,fieId
hiW, 70 ltovn. per ~ Fcrnmore 600: 10
New York, per IS Concho. alii, total, ple3.
OCEAN FRE1GHTs
tho foiowlhk ocean froights tstaam) OF
cotton arc quoted touay.
FROM Gilvcstoni Liverpool I'D per
pound. HnNre I7-Gld, continent I'd, New
York. i3c per 100 pounds.
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NFS.;ELS IN POHr.
IS Mclhridge, VIM, parr y. Co.
es Joseph John, Fowler a McVitle.
81 rcrnmoor, y Moi.er < Go.
SIS Architect, VIM. Parr & 20.
81 Anthony Raucliffc, ]. Moiler A. CO.
s.s lnehmona. Fowler & MoNitio.
So Ileaehnc'd. -. Ripley.
So Drnmmond. j. Moller y CO.
81 .Drumfell Fowler 4 McV,lie.
So John Bright YIN, iarr ~ Co
IS finrnesmore. W. W Wilson.
IS Mayneld VIM Parr 4 co.
SIS Norge, Fowler Sc Neville.
Ss Maritime. j, Moler " Co,
SIS H. NJ. Pollock VIM parr a. Co.
50 Daricn. j. Snucrs a Sons.
SIS Ethelgonda, Dlriol Ripley,
Sp Blenholn. Fowler & SIC Niie.
q, pcnsncoin. Fowler & Neville.
So Comal. j n. SAWYER 4 Go,
So William tl n. Savers 4 Sou.
So Ashmore W. W. " llsou.
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A Post reporter called at the Shreveport
routes Offices yesterday and inquired about
the through sleeper No information could
be obtained, but it was learned from anoth-
or course that such had been in the process
Of Incubation and would be reall2cd be-
tween now and February !
Was Once II section Hand
II has been officially announced that H.
j. Davidson, division superintendent oil the
northern division OF the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe, the lines from CieDurhe 10
Purcell and Cleburno to Paris, has re-
signed 10 assume the position OF general
suuerintondent OF transportation for the
Frisco system. an appointment which 10
IN becorrc elective next Tuesday HIS
friends in Fort Worth will give him bah
quet next Friday in honor OF ms promo
ton. Mr.. Davidson has made rapid prog
ress since he entered railroadlns as
section hand on the San Antonio ana Arah-
ans Pass years ago, and when made supeg-
lntcndont was a passenger conductor on
the Santa Fe.
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3 fs,,iae New York S ok OK
Is,;srrsa, Ns,a0co0 ccnmon and
krs.a.e stock Of The n rth RI
\ ~ pror sen pcr cent and
I Dsny.erl boAd' Of IN FOR,
Nea'er City railway.
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pise Valley: re,er loser.
a' ". II. II. Owens, no eft
~ guy; j. G Powell. LAX
a. Bcknell. New York. q.
uas,ustin; n. j. X ldcr. smith
a, " Johnson, Tr nifty; q o,
m, snattanooga. r r.. Arm
If,.T, aa; y. ?. Nan fl Id a. Il
IN; y, {, iuig.nS. Hurger-
hln' Living ton. l.. II. Hrt-
kss,a.p ~ hndgs ;, G. w. Hook
4 hls.,' - * w ANS. G. 4.
H. ia Kan; q. S. Rich-ri-
\ ;,IS,'s LOUIS; e. II. MaMasIer,
n Dr,ss.,59l1' r. NJ erg nthal. Yot-
II + acGuire. Dalils: g i n IL ~
= Troy, San Artonio. r. i,
EsIw1sa; Johu Donovan. Ora :,
~ St. Louis. ''
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TOPEKA. KAMA recsvor was app' 2 :
81 for the celebrated = tyer statue ~ Afia
paben which attracted great attention
~ ne Mods Fair, On app.ication q " Z
liam Beckford and y; II. Mtcnei OF Hei,
la aa uo1t VINO calm 70 have Invested
ga oao in the company that paid for ihe
statue.
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CLEARED
So Anthony Radcliffe. Roberts, LAYER
INOl.
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CAPITOL
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
IL 49, -

Rates. $3.50 10
Si.Vp y c 7 day.
; y 1 y e.egunt
! @ o m 6, vita
bath, l.. a + K @
sample 10 lIns.
Centrally locat-
ell Best accom-
nodations Tor
comm orc al men
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CASToRzA.

Tie i,.- N isA
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