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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-11

Dress suits for men and b:'ys at
Rhejnauer's
a good Marion county brocm
for e cents a. Geris's
r F Hyman. F Z B lc<'s sue
cessfui F o,ida travelling sal, snau
spent Saturday ani Sunday with
his wife i'll the city.
Silver Churn Buttefine at Ed
ward Bros.
Big luscious pine app!es at Trox-
lers.
A. F. Giles Of Atlanta. Southern
Mgr. Of the General E'cctr;c Co,
is in town looking ovsr the business
If the E ectric Light Pant.
-Children's shoes specially at
Rbenauer's dcy good house
We want your trade, come and
see US for choice family groceries.
]. J. Gerig.
w X Zewadski, arrived home
on Saturday from Jacksonville and
Tallahassee where he has been at
tending the inaugural c.remoni-s.
FLORIDA oranges 80 cents a
dozen at Troxler's.
Send your order for choice
family groceries to F. K. Powers,
Exposition street.
u. r Waterman & Co., have
a fine line of overcoa;s that are
going at rare bargain.
r. A Burford aad T L. Biggs
returned yesterday afterEo n from
attending Circuit Court al In
vcrness.
When yop wan; a good shave
go to George Williams, narrow
guage barber shop.
For Rent-Two furnished rooo1s
with fisepisces. One block ffcm
public square. en- Main street
Apply at this office.
The afternoon train en- the Flor
ida Southern yesterday carried
'arge force of help for M. Pants
new hotel "Bay View at Clear
w.tter Harbor
Popcorn to be popped and
peppers TO pop il. B:rdsey & 60.
Fine smoked b con at J. B
Sutton, 28 Exposition street
cheapest in town,
A full stock of groceries
always on hard at F. K. Powers,
Exposition street.
Hon. r. A. Burford is in Talla-
aassee to-day and with the three
presidential electors will cast his
vote for William J. Bryan.
Leave your order for groceries
at F. K. Powers, Exposition street,
free delivery.
Sterling Silver trimmed walk
ing caDes ard umbreilas New de-
signs. Davidson & Vds Echop.
Nuts and raisins a. Gerig's.
Dr. S D. Moody and son Dave,
have fitted up the office formerly
used by E. Spencer in the First
Na'ianal Bank building ard will
occupy it as an insurance fflce.
-Note bo Ks and Composition
books at the Anti Monopoly drug
store. 5 cents each
A good handkerchief for ten
cents al RoWel's.
Drink Whi'e House Coffee for
sale by ]. J, Gerig.
-Whitman' sucer-extra Can,
, dies and chocolates just received
at Ttoxle1' 5.
Have ycutried B;,dssy & Cos
s h4ted Maccaroni? Il is the nicest
;; YER brought 70 O@aia.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-11

N,cest bread, pies, cakes and
cookies delivered free by ttc
French bakery.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-11
OCALA OCCURRENCES
General and Personal Items of Interest
About the City and
Vicinity
K. Z. Carroll, City Editor


Olives in bulk at S r Bjrdsey
& Co.'S.
Col. T. T. Wright Of Tampa, is
at the Ocala.
SeeJ ] A. RowelI's nicely arr ng-
cd show window.
Conductor J G.. Ransaur spent
Sunday with his wife in Ocaia.
Fine new syrup st 28 Exposi-
tion street, cheapest in the city.
Mr. Feaster of Lake View is in
the city.
Polish for tan shoes reduced TO
10 cents. J A. Rowell.
Capt. Welch of Welchton is in
town on business.
Cheapest candies in town at
]. B. Sutton's, 28 Exposition street
w. +. Hamilton the well drilier
went to Martin today on business.
-Hecker's Pearl Flakes ,G'utene
and Flap Jacks at Gerig's.
-Chowchow, Cucumbcrs, and
Mixed pickles in bulk can be had
at B>rdseY's.
Earnest Sinclair ard A. A Wi
ncr left today Tor Live Ozkto tak,,
a big job of painting.
Fresh fruits, apples. BAHAMAS,
oranges, Pineapples, grapes and
fresh tomatoes in abundance at
Troxler's.
Rye, Graham ard Buckwbeaf
flour at Brdsey's.
Dr.. A. Keller, a geo'ogist of
note ard guest f Prof E'schner
expects to leave shortly for China
-Pleated bosom shirts with tx
tra lorg bosoms. Davidsor & Van
Echop.
Dunlap, Knox, Ycuman shapes
in Mems headWear. Davidson &
Var Echop.
c. ] Huber # Tampa FORMERLY
an Ocala citizen spent yesterday
ir town.
-Frarco American soups ursur-
passed in f,vor and excel)erc>; get
them at Brdsey's.
-Imperials, Flowir g ends, Club
ties and band bows in the n west
shapes. Davidson & Va, Echop.
Judge Hooker has finished the
term Of court at Inverness, and re-
turned home.
Patent Calf shoes tor evening
wear. Something nice. We have
them. Davidson s. Var Echop.
Fresh Bread, Rolls, Pies and
Cakes every cay delivered to any
pa,t of the city by lhe Crescent
Bakery.
DR. A. L. Izlar's mother anc
sister from South Carolina are
visiting here for few days.
-Co5ored bosom shirts, the lat
es5 patterns, 75c & upwards. D2
wilson & VanEchop.
-Serd your orders for grocerie'
to 2S Exposition street ard saw:
money.
The Racket store has a neV
music box, imported from Swift
erlard.
The Racket, lamps, IS ar'
zoe; mirrors, zoe, 25c, so, 4oc, 5
ana o.; handkerch cts 3 foy 10
mems draw RS, 10; eff mil.
2oc; stop buckers, 80 and 35t
tumblers 6 70. 2o2; table p ate, O.
china pie plates, &c; china oatm :;
dishes, 0c; china cup and sauce
Ioc; l4rge ,e.l"ww@. e, p a"d IS
glas>w r., ) and I5c; - iead penc,
4 certs.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-11

city councii and MAJOR eiect Bu
lock w,ii tx ;hc oath Of off = -
nc c"urcil room m RI ~ ev-r-
ing.
-FuI!er& Clark is headqusrser
fer chickens, turkeys and al kinds
of produce. McCarthg's cd stsnu.
R i Cr ss Cough Drops f.
tnat cough, At the Aa,i Nor opo}y
Drug SSo-e.
Pref. Northcott's dancing acad-
emy fer ladies' AID children Tues
days, Thursdays ard Saturdays.
afternoon FROM 3 . 5. Gentlemen,
Mprdays, Wednesdays ard Friday
evenings from 8 70 10.
Stamping for needle work on
Iinen, cott2n. flannel or velvet dore
free With every 25 cents purchase 2
at the Anti Monopoly Drug Soc
Elaborate preparations arc being
made fer the mariisge Of David S.
Woodrow@ tn Miss Anna Martin
ar the GTace Episcopal church al
10 o'clcck tomorrow mornicg.
Have you private furnished
room to rent? Al ad in our cent
a wcrd column vii fiji il.
Pure Kentucky sweet cider at
J. B Sutton's, 28 Exposition
street.
Imported crepe or crinkled
tissue paper, solid colors, at the
Anti-Monopoly Drug Store.
w. S Ptoskey durirg his recent
TRIP thrc ugh the southern atates
sold thir y-two thousand acres Of
land a}ong the line IF the Z c
and P. Railway far timber and c
o0izatlon purposes. TGe deal was
made to northern capitalists.
An, thl7g yo2 need in greece
RES that c5n be hal in Oca?a will
be furnished at lowest pr'c2s at J.
B Suttor's.
-Rheinaur's s dry gcoos house IS
th= place for bcys' suits, the best
selection in the city and prices 10
suiG the times
At Edwards Rros.'s city mar
ket you Will f~d anything for the
5able that one can expect OF first
class market. Western lamb. Chi
cagc bzef, vea', dressed turkeys,
Florida beef, pork, fish and oysters.
Cc'ery, lettuce, all kinds OF vege-
t1bIes, head cheese, bologna AMI
Frankfort sausage. Send a;on 6
your orders.
+ L. McIntnsh and E. w. Pen
dleton hava retUred from a busi-
ness trip by private conveyance.
The circuit they travelled toak
in Belleview. Wildwood, OXFORD,
Panas. ff<ee, Inverness, Crystal
River, fernando, DuQnellor, and
back to Ocala.
Toilet paper and wire 5 cents
package at the Anti-Monopoly
Drug Store.
, The Autobiography Drug
Store has a complete lioe Of sur.
gical appliances, tru ses, a fl guor,
anteed. Hard rubber of elastic.
/ -Four hundred pairs Of parts
left over from suits, going regard
less of cost a: u. r Waterman
/ & Co
You can get the most delicate
favors Of toilet soaps III the mar
ket ct Tydiag & Co.'S.
-Lsave your o'6trs tor fresh
brad aid rolls at the Crescent
Bakery.
Examine those fine tniler
goods 1t Tydlr gs & CO. They art
she best AMI caeapest
School tablets. nate books auc
cnnpnsitinn bnaks a TIC Anti
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-11
SANTA CLAUS KNOWS 1T!

SANTA CLAUS KNOWS IT!
H-s = iev=i healed oil chappie.
II krDws rha- a man. woman or
Ch,.l Caa't erj)y CHRISTMAS cheer
with cid tles.
That's s2sc.aly true of the
c-i 5--1. D1a'- sosad all the hpli-
cay M cy I r TOYS and have EN-
s1.yc. al ~ ntar wrt- cold feet and
b - noses Oh S ma can buy
GU Sr1es - about any Old price DC
Pl-as-s.
=, q, MASH.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-11

-HeekeY's buekwheat a. G-rig s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

st. Louis, January 1.-THE board OF al
minlstration of the Southwestern Traffic
association has authorized changes In rates
as follows
Effective January ~, car load, from Tex
as common points to New Orleans o2n
cents per 100 pounds. Lumber. car loads.
from Texas common points to Roswell n
NJ. Az. cents per 100 pounds.
Effective January a. oak. ash and wal
nut lumber timber and logs, car loads.
from Houston, Texas. to New York. via
gulf. 20 cents per 100 pounds.
Effective January 10. railway supplies.
except bridge and track material. from as :
ISOLATION steamship line piers in New York
to Galveston, 25 cents; less than carloads.
40 cents per 100 pounds.
The proposition to postpone the rate
committee meeting, fixed for the 18th in
slant at st. Louis has been defeated and
the meeting will take place as agreed on
at the last meeting OF the rate commit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

freight office. will return from St. Louis
today
General Passenger Agents Barker and
Crush of the Katy are expected in Houston
In few days
John ID. Huddleson. superintendent OF
transportation of the Fort Worth and Rio
Grande. has resigned.
l.. Megget, superintendent OF the Hous-
ton Direct Navigation company, left last
night for New Orleans.
Charles lluebner, secretary to Manager
van Week of the Southern Pacific. Is
spending today In New Orleans.
the attempt OF the Western Passenger
association to stop the sale Of homeseekers
excursion tickets to the South and South
west Is repetition of the often repeated
NOV ment by that organization. The cause
Is SAID to be the Generalization OF rates by
tickets being scalped
Assistant General Passenger Agent Park,
OF the southern Pacific and General Pas
sehgcr Agent Keenan, of the Santa Fe went
TO san Antonio last night 10 make the lrst
"Trip over tine road with the new San An
tohlo-St, Louis service. They will 20 as
'ar Us Waco and return to South Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

beaumont, Texas, January 16.--The Tex
arkaua and Fort Smith railroad has had
several crews OF men at work IN Beau
mont and vicinity the past week. Con
struction OF the center pier for the Nechel
river bridge is progressing rapidly. The
piliug has all been driven and preparations
to SINK The conerdam are nov being
made. There are but few men engaged in
this department at present. but the crew
will be increased aa construction progresses
aud 10 few weeks it viii furnish employ -
ment for about fifty men.
The Time card which goes into effect on
the Southern Pacific railroad at l2:0l
o'clock tomorrow morning gives the arrival
and departure OF passenger trains in Beat
mont as follows. Train No. 90. westbound.
arrives at and departs at SOS a m No.
Is, westbound, arrives at $50 and depart
at 80 y. m. No. II. castbound. arrives
al 7T55 and departs at a. m; No. 10.
eastbOund, arrives at 1926 and departs at
1890 p. m. There is no change in the
running time between Beaumont and Hous-
ton.
The Southern Pacific trestie from the
Neches river bridge now has the appear
ancc OF road bed thoroughly ballasted
with gravel. The company began gravel
decking this trestle several weeks ago
ami the work is about completed
Excursion rates to Houston on account
of Bryan speaking Will apply to points on
the Sabine and East Texas railroad from
Rockland TO Sabine Pass inclusive. Tick
cts Will be sold for train on January 10.
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The Ffrst step Taken.

The decision Of the Joint Traffic assocla-
tion to make . reduction in the grain rate
between Chicago and New York from 20 to
is cents per 100 pounds Is regarded as
being the Initiative Of the long expected
opposition Of the Chicago and Eastern lines
to those tributary to the gulf ports. In the
conteution for the transportation OF grain.
in which the latter have made Such re-
markable strides during the last few
months, and a number OF the freight nen
think the reduction Is the beginning OF q
very bitter war In rates applying on tae
movement OF grain from interior to sea-
board points. The Joint Traffic associa-
tion's action is the result OF petition
made by the Eastern and Northern ship
pers, In which St. Louis and Chicago are
said to have taken prominent part. What
the outcome viii be can not be stated at
this time. but II is said that Southern roads
and lines tributary to Southern ports will
not fail TO resist the reduction when II
reaches a point OF affecting their traffic.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas has re-
Gently made advances with other lines CEN
teTing In Omaha. draining the Northwest
territory. which will appear within the
next week In the form of much closer re-
lations between Nebraska and Iowa lines
and tho Katy for the shipment OF grain to
gulf ports instead OF to the Atlantic sea-
board. dispatch from Omaha OF yester-
day speaking Of General Freight Agent
Drcws visit there says:
The burlington has already entered info
through traffic agreement with the Katy
for the shipment OF grain to Galveston,
turning 1t over to the Southern road at
Kansas city. The Elkhorn road has an
nounCed that in the future IL Will carry
grains destined for the Southern ports d.
rectly TO Superior, this State. and that
there it VIII be promptly transferred to
the Santa Re road. insuring through SER
vice and rapid transit Mr.. Drew found
more difficulty IN making through tranlc
arrangements with the Iowa lines 1t is
apparent that the Milwaukee. the Wabash
and other railroads have preferred to get
long Eastern haul on grain from Mis-
souri, river points, rather than take It from
Iowa points to Kansas City, but the tide
has Sc; IN SO strong for the Southern route
that these lines can not turn IT,
ION the short haul these roads ge. but
from TO cents ont OF IT, while they get
more Than double that amount Of freight
charges by carrying the grain TO Chicago.
II Is thought now these roads will be forced
to make arrangements with the Southern
roads The grain shipments east Of Cat
caeo last woek again slowed noticeable
decrease from the shipments Of the week
before. and the Chicago papers are daily
calling upon the Eastern lines to come
down in their tariffs II they want to save
the grain business for the Eastern ports.
At the same time the Southern movement
OF grain Increased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

Washington, January 6.-Representative
sherman of New York today introduced
bill to regulate sales OF railroad tickets in
the form of an amendment 10 the Interstate
commerce act. The bill proposes TO compel
common carriers to provide all agents au-
thorized to sell tickets With certificates OF
their authority, which must be conspicu-
ously displayed in their offices. II makes
II unlawful for other parties TO sell or
transfer tickets or passes under heavy PEN
aitics and fixes penalties also Of fine and
murisonntnt for oounterfciting tickets and
prov ides that all unused parts Of tickets
must be redeemed by the companies by
which they are issued
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17
such .buae.. how propose to secure their

such abuaes. how propose to secure their
correction.
That purpose can be accomplished sue
ceasfuliy by the creation by Law OF railroad
commissions 70 stand ~ impartial arbitra-
tors between the people and the railroad
companies. with power TO make to regu-
late and To maintain freight rates and pas
senger fares. In this way the people could
be protected against excessive charges and
unjust determinations. and where the bus
iness on them would enable the commits
sions 10 do 80. they could secure to the
railroad corporations the revenues neces-
sary to provide for the rnanaeemept and
repairs Of the roads. and Just ihteres,
on the value Of their property. do no,
doubt but that the railroads would be man
aged better and operated at less expense
under the influence OF private and cor
porate interests than under government
management. and that under the plan
here suggested the people could be securely
protected against injustice by railroad COM
panies. Very respectfully.
John II. Reagan, Chairman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17
THE REFORM PRESS.
iiNciy lime Expected Between III.
fractions of the ropuIist Party.

Liver! lime Expected Between the
fractions of the PopuIist Parry.
palias' Texas. January l6-Colonel T.
y Peters of Calvert. a WE'LL known populis,
editor and member of the executive com.
mittce OF the National Reform Press as.
socla'ion has been In Dallas several days
rho National Reform Press will meet in
Memphis. Tenn, on February 20. Colonel
refers says it Will be one of the most in :
,erssting meetings the organization In. aver
neiu' There are two factions. the fusion.
sn ,s snu 'ae middle of the readers, led by
secretary Rozello and President PAM Van,
uerVoort. respectively.
d,o oo'Sn ,h Peters who is right in the mid !.
hnsinss une ROAD SAID; We will settle this
BUSINESS once for ali. As member -,
our Hauonal executive committee. voted
10 instruct President, vanderyoort 70 nv mn
ouihhi,n u oust hohelie We can't have NV
a"opnhs and trimming among ourssIvs.
Son man Is eilher populist or he is NOT
cont believe In mixing the breeds '. M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17
Now York ms IA Resort.

The New York Central and Hudson
River railroad besides having the finest
equipped railroad in the East enjoys the
reputation of sending out the finest I'D
vcrtising matter. and feature OF this Is
the publication OF phamplet known as
"New York as Winter Resort" the latest
edition OF their popular -Four Track"
series. which contains, in compact form,
a great variety OF useful information con =
corning things to see. and how to see them
together with a list OF the principal hotels.
theaters, restaurants retail stores. etc
Of the city. The illustrations are beautiful
and profuse. presenting a fine selection of
tho show features OF the metropolis. The
phampie,s are mailed by the passenger de-
nari mani
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

Anderson, Texas. January IS -ar Car
michael. the agent for the State pennen-
tiafiea, ~ns here today and tool, charge Of
the three prisoners convicted a. the lsat
term OF court.
spending few weeks with relatives
II. w. Jeter has bought Myer 4, Thonu-
sons store at Plantersylllo aud viii i.Cye
there next week.
Wade Thompson. constable Of precinct
No. 4. has resigned and moved 10 Brown
wood with bis family
sherin Scott IL back from Houston.
y Mr.. VIII stelnhaghan caught enc for
Thursday night
Colonel w W. Meachum "a bark from
conroo whore he has been attending dis
trict court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

Orange. Icraa. January i5-The ci,.xe1s
OF Cameron Parish. Louis ma age pr-nar-
IDS pchipn askipE the gofornu-ut -
appropriate money 30 dig "a ci4E- iel -,ruas
the bar AZ ;he mouth 81 Johasoae bsyn
IL Is only atpat lpg yards from sefel feat
OF watar Ia the lake 20 a !lsr depth DO me
bayou. and they dcure q channe sut =.
this depth across the Intervening fuace r.,
that yeeasla can Eei ga " carr out their
products. About sH0p9 worth Il produce
was shipped ffuns thai point last rra-
a consignment Of 500 pounds a. fresh
fish was shipped from Orange today u
Texas points
Last night some nend shot and BADLY In
tured valuable horse belonging ~ MIC
Grubhs the ball penetrating the ANIMAL
shoulder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17
"Thc STAR of The south."

The advertising department OF the Sea-
board Air Line has mailed to points over
the country copies Of their monthly publ
cation. "The Star Of the South" which
this month is more entertaining than
usual It, contains a well written story
called THE White Thread, by Allen Up
ward, and charming tale. IA Mathemat-
cal Problem" by John j. Beckett In ad-
dl,ion to that IT Is a handy complication
of time card tables In Use on the Seaboard,
lntcrsrcrsed with button bursting Jokes"
and short sketches Of interest and amuso-
mCut,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17
Authority Granted.

Austin, Texas. January iG.-In approval
Of joint application of the international and
Great Northern railroad, Velasco Terminal
railway and Texas Mexican railway com
panlcs. submitted under no. 1875 of the
International and Great Northern Railway
company. authority is hereby granted for
tho adoption of tho rate of - cents per
100 pounds for the transportation OF wire
and nails in ear loads from Velisco to Cor
pus Christi.
Effective nj once
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

Topeka. Kan, January Ex-senator w.
A. Harris, who few days ago introduced
an important foreign corporations bill. has
sent to tho senate another measure. whca
is In line with that portion of Governor
Leeuy message with reference to rail
l"aus, II deals with railroads and not only
empowers the State board Of railway conn.
missloners To fix rates. but authorizes tho
classification Of rates The resolution la
designed after n similar law in Iowa. which
has been sustained by the courts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

Austin Texas, January l6,-Presidout
Ford and Superintendent Simmons of the
galveston, La Porte and Houston railroaa
appeared before the railroad commission
Today with an application for authority to
register bonds. and said application wa.
GRANTED TO the extent Of s236. 900. contin-
gent upon the withdrawal of their road
frcm the hands OF the receivers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

Luling, Texas. January l6.-Yax
evening word was brought to y
Sheriff ]. c. Duke that colored dl
OF Lockhart named Perry Woods
inc residence of Hugh Dorm. tnr~
from the city. armed with Wps
and bent on shooting some one. =
Duke went out and arrested the
and brought him in and he was ~
Justice Nugent 81 and costs Tor on w
tho peace and placed under ~
not to kill any one. Failing 10 ~ ~
was locked up. Tho negro wa ~
fine livery team and is alleged 70 IL
a wide swath. frightening t,e esMr
uiation out of their wits. rartlesS
from Lockhart this morning tlyins
him out OF hook
The Christian Endeavorers nelc
rally meeting at the Christian GU
night A number OF new menu ~,
enrolled. Tho society Is In mus
ing condition.
The famous Luling Browns ~ 49,
ing arrangements for reorgani'..'s.sn ~
ball park here. one of the mos. "a
west of Houston. will be put "
The Browns are on the lookout "
good irch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17
Notes and PrraounIs.

Trninmastor Maer OF the Katy al Smith.
vile IVES here vest, rday.
Travelling Auditor Lisk of tho Katy was
here from Dallas yesterday.
Superintendent Simmons OF the Raw
Shore line was in Austin yesterday.
X. W. Hocksday. OF the Katy's city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

bryan, Texas. January 16.-Mrs Joe Il
Reed Of this city. who Is prominent NON.
Der Of the Rescue society of Texas. has
gone to Austin to lobby In tho integsst Of a
Dill empowering county Judges Win au-
thority to take possession OF children
whose mothers are leading improper i've,
and designate some home at Ahieh rfey
ohnll be kept.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17
For the bryan Lecture.

On the night Of January 20 tho Houston
East and West Texas will hold their pas
b. M. until 1890 p. m. In order that those
Attending the Bryan event from points on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17

TIEUI,
City Ticket Agent Hunter OF the ln.erra-
tional and Great Northern has received
Notification from headquarters that his line
will run a special train from Houston leaN-
ing after the lecture. offering the same ac-
commodations as tho Houston East and
West Texas, 1t is probable that the Inter
national will run a special to Houston on
the afternoon OF the speaking. the time OF
arrival and departure of which will be
given in The Post later.