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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
THE brown SYSTEM.
How the Discipline by Record
Works ON the Rock Island.

How the Discipline by Necord
works ON the Rock Island.
Regarding the working of the Brown sys-
TEN of discipline on the Rock Island road,
Assistant General Manager Allen says
I'VE have 1000 employees under tbat sys-
TEN of discipline 1t has been IN effect
now eleven months. and do not believe
that one worthy employe would today VIII
ingv 20 back TO the old method CT sus-
uension. We have been able to reduce tie
number of extra men fully 20 per cent.
for the reason that regular employees, In
stead of being laid off or suspended as a
punishment. are now being permitted TO
continue their work. losing no time or ray,
which is in the interest OF not only the
man but his family, The percentage OF
accidents has deer ased fully 30 per cent
since the Brown system became fully ell
fective. and which we contend Is largely
due to this system OF discipline.
~U3der our system we give 10 each Gnu
ployts twenty credit or merit marks at the
end of every twelve consecutive months
perfect service. and from reports which l
have at this time 1t is safe TO say tbat
fully 40 per cent Of the 1000 employees mem
toned will have gained or gotten these
twenty marks ON October l. the end of cur
first wear. Ii is not sehoolboy play with
our men. as we find that to a man trey
dread demerit marks, more so t.ian sag
pension under the old rules, and 1t Is
found that. almost to a man, every em-
plove under this rule rs doing his utmost
TO gain or reap the benefit OF the twenty
merit marks referred to.
I'VE are in conference. more or less. with
officers as well as employees OF other roads
which are operating under the Brown sys-
TEN OF discipline. and are unable to find
uny one who would prefer the Old gysten. I"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
THE SITUATION sTATu QUO.
No Change In Ocean Rate Wnr Dur
ing Last Few Days.

No 0nOuEe III OcfVO NNtc t0E DuT-
ing Last Few Days.
There has been no change In the ocean
rate situation for several days, and In fact
1t has gotten to such a stage that few peo-
pie are talking about It, N. Hohenthal,
commercial agent of the Lone Star line,
told a reporter for The Pest yesterday
that he had no further advices than the
increase In rates which went into effect last
Sunday He exhibited postal card re-
ccivcd from New York from the office OF
Charles Byers. which reads In big, bold
letters: .We are here TO stay" That has
not been denied; neither has the story that
they are exceedingly anxious TO put a stop
to the rate war and raise the tarilf. The
last rate sheet they published and which
was printed In The Post the following
morning. was regarded as q feeler 10 see
what the other lines would do IL was con-
fldentiy expected by Mr. Ripley that the
Mallory aud Morgan people would follow
the next day with like restoration. but 80
far they have practically ignored the Lone
Stars movement. In consequence Of the
new tariff MIR. Hoheirlhal says, their boats
are full every sailing, causing others TO
think that Mr.. Ripley VIII again make an
increase II he finds that he can get busi-
ness at bis own figures,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION.


Tickets VIII be Sold From Texas
Points at One and n Third Fare.
For the meeting in National convention
of the Colored Baptists Of America, the
international and Great Northern has made
a rate OF one and third fares FOR the
round trip from Houston to Boston. The
meeting will be held September 10. a
circular has been issued from the read
quarters of the line saying that the Gee
utiye committee Of the Texas Colored Bap-
fists had selected the international ana
Great Northern as the official route from
Texas. The route from Texas rs: IN
ternational and Gidat Northern, Texas end
Pacific. Iron Mountain. Illinois Central,
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern. Raiti-
more and Ohio. Pennsylvania aud Reading,
Central cf New Jersey and Fall River line
to Boston. this being WA Memphis. LOUIS
Vile. Washington and New YORK.
The Southern Pacific has also made
RATE of one and third fares for this
occasion, tickets TO be sold IN the certif-
cate plan The rules of the Sew England
Passenger Association which govern the
execution of the return tickets, di'.r ma,
ierially from those in use In Texas. All
delegates must be provided with eNr.h
cate from the station agent showing that
the ticket was purchased not more tnan
four days prior to the opening OF the
meeting. and that certificate sisned and
approved by the proper persons VIII en-
title the holder to purchase ticket home
at one third Of the regular fare applying
one way. but the ticket must be purchased
and the journey begun not later tnan three
DAYS after the meeting adjoufns. THIS ipan
gives the choice of several routes, all being
Via New ORLEANS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

J. d. Roberts, late Of Mississippi, chief
clerk in the freight department OF tho Gal
weston, La Porte and Houston, rs an expert
telegraph operator. c, w, Wilson, operator
for the Bay Shore at Galveston. also thinks
that he holds that honor, II is a WESTON
who is the swiftest The friends Of the
gentlemen are arranging for a contest to
be held during october in which the SUI
periority OF the men will be demonstrated
J. u. Kendall, chief dispatcher OF the Bay
Shore In Houston. and T.. G. Burkrs. ocou-
pying tho same position with the Houston
and Texas Central, will act as referees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Denton. Texas. septcmber THE Sum
dav school convention OF the Dallas pres
bytery met here last night and was called
to order bv Rev. Davies OF Mckinney.
Mas Burk OF wexahschie is secretary.
ONLY a small attendance Of delegates is
pregent.
AZ the session today. Rev. Davies OF
Mckinney aud Rev. Sole OF Dallas deliy-
cred addresses. the former on this Study
of Billie Scripture" and the latter on
rIIow Superintendent May Kill Sum
day School =
The session closed tonight apd many Of
the delegates went to PILOT Point. whore the
Dallas nrcsbytery meets tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
Kind Word. hy rrlcnan.

The friends OF n. p. Bujac, In the Hous-
ton and Texas Central freight office, who
fefi last SATURDAY, for Tennessre TO enter a
law school have given him letter, testi-
monial OF the esteem and friendship In
which he was held by his fellow employees.
The document, which will duuhtlesaly be
preserved by Mr.. Bujnc throughout life.
was full of appreciatipn OF his acquaint-
his leaving. Mr.. Buiac has replied Thank
ing his friends for their tbouyhtfliness
and assuring them that their effort would
never DO FORGOTTEN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
WILL sEE ATToRNEY GENEe U..
Senator's Harris and Foraker WANT
pacific Roads Sold Very Soon.

Pacific HOadS SOFA very SUM.
washington. September s.--Senator fef-
sker Of ohio and Senator Harris o. Kansas
who as members Of a subcommittee APP
pointed by the Pacific railroad committee
Of the senate last May to inquire into tie
sinking fund OF the Union and Central
Pacific railroads and ether minor questions.
held a meeting here today. Inasnich as
the committee was appointed before the
degree for the sale OF the Union Pacific was
entered at Omaha however. II was DECIDED
that nothing could be done.
senator Harris is anxious the decree
shall moi be carried out and the foad rold
hsfore the next session Of congress- II
tho attorney general should enter an APP
neal from the Omaha decision. ouestl9n
he il now considering. II would carry me
matter over until the next session o. con-
gress. ..,,nsv oan.
ersi a few minutes today and ne ana sen
ssor Harris have an engagement sltn uim
FOR tcmorrow. At which the situation WIN
y ria sffesnoon IL b-committee oom-
pletsd IL work and adjourned = issses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Troubles VIII he Brought 10 Fo-
ems soon.


No formal call has yet been issued for
the meeting OF the Western Passenger As
ISOLATION. which is to be held In Chicago
in the course Of the next fortnight, but 1t
Will be forthcoming as soon as Chairman
Caldwell has assurances from all VI the
leading Western lines that they will be
able TO be represented at a common date.
The meeting viii In all probability be one
of the most imporusnt In the history OF
the association. Notwithstanding the e.
forts OF the chairman and OF the executive
committee. the association has not been
able 10 accomplish all that Its friends tiye
desired. chiefly because II has not Teen
able 10 secure the membership Y formerly
held. Ii IL admitted on all sides, even
bv the roads which have not been MEM
beers OF the organization since the r-omui-
cation OF the supreme court decisipn. that
she association has saved the Western lines
much money by conserving rates. and lis
friends airs very hopeful that they will be
able to extend its powers after the meet
ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
HAS pENErIrup MEXICO.

MIR. j. r.. Keith, president OF the Keith
Shipping company and vice president of
lilo Tcxas Tram and Lumtcr company, has
Just returned from trip 10 Pimlico and
other important Mexican cities. Mir. Keith
reports every linz OF business in Mexico
fourshing. He says tho farmers have
made good crops aud the drop In the price
al silver is resulting In the buildin. of
factories In nearly all the important cities
IN the land OF the A1tous. He thinks II
silver continues down that II will result in
Mexico becoming a country OF factories.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

F.. L. Riddick, Philadelphia. Cland Me-
foyer city: r. G. Shsndief, Nacogdoches'
a. r Taber. NJ. *. and T.; w. l.. Nc
Bride. w. j. Lytle, l.. w. Moore, San
Antonio: Eugene j. Wilson, Brazora: e.
=. Meisner st. Louis: s. E- jackson, Dali
las; G.. w. Hodges, Junction cbty; A. III.
Ray, Galveston: Geo. w. Reed. Shreve-
nort: X ,Brandbaa, North Carolina; j. l..
Pickins. WIN. Mnon. San Antonio Mrs.
J. G. Payne, Wharton; b. II. McGinty,
Retreat: A. NJ. Palmer. Joe X. Ra!ford,
city: &. E. Linn, Fort Worth; II. T..
Mansneld La Porte; Robert Bonsau, Dali
las. w. Green. Yoakum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

San Francisco. ol, September SAC
cording to information brought by the
steamer National City from st. MirhseIs.
an immense amount of klondike gold is
on the way from the mouth OF the Yukon
la San Francisco and the sound. The
National City reached here after voyage
OF eleven DAYS from ST. Michaols. \ let
ter received by G.. Murray OF this city
from DR. G w. MclSennan says:
Two steamers arrived last night from
Dawson loaded with wealth. The m,nes
are the richest on earth. Captain Andor-
son of the National City says he knows
that a lsrge amount OF gold came down the
river from Dawson City. but he could rot
give tho figures AS the miners ARE very
reticcnt about their wealth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
THE LAWLOK-RATISS $3.50 AND s3os
PER DAY. JAMES LAWl.Ok. PRO.

Frank Yak. san. Francisco; A. II. Cooper
Woodville: u. l., Anderson. Cnc,nnati;
Post: A. S Bleyer A. Heisler, st. Louis:
Chas. Morrison New York; J.. w. Earn
est. San Antonio. S G.. Patton. Halets-
vile: f. /. Chapman. Cncro; A w. Bar
"a Tough, Fort Atthhr: Il. II. Bissell. Erie
Pa II. Humphrey, TNxas Mrs. Byron,
John DYER, X ansas City; w. p. Stafford.
Victoria NJ. Rcuss. Cliero; w. u. Her-
ring, city. 70 r. Atlec. Laredo; w. Sam
derbnrg. New York A. Is. Gardner, Bell
vile. $. r. Finley. Shepherd; Geo. best.
Columbus. Jas Beaumont. Victoria. II.
o. Kahoe. ST Lor.s; Thios. II. PEBBLES and
Wife. Kansas City, L. Nj. Swearngen,
Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
CHANGE IN GRAIN SITUATION.


said That LesSees of an Elevator
Absorb rrackagc Charges.
Galveston Texas, September ga story
was circulated on the streets this morning,
with all the ear marks Of truth, that a
change has come about in the grain situa-
tion here. The Orthweins. so the story
goes. seeing that the port elevator and
terminal charges are SO high as TO be di-
verting grain. have gone in. 1t is alleged,
and absorbed the trackage charge and pos
siblv have made other CONCESSIONS. The
Orthweins have leased their elevator from
the Wharf company and Of course can do
as they see fit with it.
This story could not be confirmed from
an authoritative source. But as elevator
b has been doing practically all OF the
business for some days. 1t looks very II, ch
like there Is something besides sentiment
in the charge.
The Rock Island has issued an amended
grain tariff which provides, ettsati5e SEP
TENDER l. that the following rules will
apply:
THE rates named in tariff as aneuded,
from Indian Territory and Ck.aho ma
Territory points Will not include atty Gle
vator. wharfage or tracknge charges at
Galveston.
THE rates from Kansas aud Nebraska
points will not include trackage 81 argos at
Galveston.
THE above mentioned charses VIII be
made in addition to the fraight rates
named in tarim and will be asfessed
against the property -
The Rtck Island has no interest in the
matter. az terminal charges are pnid by
terminal liness Butsthe tariff shows OFF,
cially the action the Galveston lines have
taken in regard to the grain i t9s here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

New York. September s.---A meeting OF
the general passenger agents OF sonthern
railroad lines ahd, coastwlse steamship
lines was held at the Hoffman House to-
day. Joseph Richardson, chairman Of the
Southern Passenger Association. presided,
No business was transacted owing TO the
absence of certain lines. Tho meeting ID
iourned without day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
TRAINS 10 NOT sror.

q J, 9. Andrews. southwestern passenget
agent Of the southern railway. yceterday
received telegram from M. r.. Powcrs.
district passenger agent Al New orieats,
which reads:
Trains Nos. 30 and IS do not stop 81
coast points nor al Mobile There Il no
fever here and no possible danger to pas
seugers going East"
Nos. se and 3S arc the Southcrn's lin
tied trims for New York aud Washington.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

VIII neuiu Seuteml Is.

Route Agent Cain OF the Wells. Fargo g.
Co.'s express left last night for the Gulf
and Interstate. where he will arrange tr
place the express company in operation on
that line September IS. The company Will
open a number of offices, list OF which
WAS published in The Post several days ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
Collin County Daptista.

Mckinney, Texas, September 1.-THE
annual Collin County Baptist Association
convened this morning at Lebanon. twelve
miles southwest OF Mckinney. REV. Mans
field or Farmersyiiln Is moderator. Rev.
W. II. Newsome OF Llcas secretary and
n. L. Ray OF this city treasurer. At
tndants from here are DR. u E. King,
County Treasi;Icf J. G.. Saunders, Dr..
Bowden and wife. J. w. Webb Miss Sarah
Webb Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Ray. Mr.. and
Mrs q u Mckinney Mr.. and Mrs. G..
II Wrav Hon. H. Reeves and Pew !.
Finch This delegation expect 10 iecure
the 1895 convention for Mckinney.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
nrnlcrn nArEs ANNouNcE;p.

The CUR. Beaumont and Kansas City
railroad has Issued Flyers announcing cx-
oursion ratcs from all points along It's line
10 Beaumont on account OF the sam Jones
revival, which begins In this city on Sep
tcmbor 20, and VIII continue through DC
lober TO- The Southern Pacific, Sabine
and East Texas. Gulf and Interstate and
1exerltann and Fort Smith viii doubtless
make reduced rates during tho revival,
aud great crowds are expected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
ni.nntcl, Iinrnniicn,r,l.

The local offices of the Southern Pacific
can give no information about the 20 per
cent advance in the rate ON canned goods
from the Pacific coast announced in The
Post Sunday morning in an Associated
Press dispatch II the advance has been
made tho offices In Houston have not been
advised. The dispatch did not say when
the rates were effective ana It is highly
probable that II such had been conten-
plated it Is being held up for few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
Gold In VcnezucIn.

New York. September ga dispatch
to The World from Caracas. venesuels,
saws:
the State OF Miranda Guarico running
seven ounces OF gold 10 the ton. Ger
man English syndicate liz exploring tlis
region.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

States ATTORNEY Fleetwood has aled In the
office OF the Territorial secretary notice
of intention to construct railroad FIRM
Phoenix through Tampen and Mesa to
Globe. a distance of 100 miles. with a
branch line from Queepawash. distrnce
OF fifteen miles. to Florence. The notice
is filed in the interest OF the Santa Fe
road. The preliminary survey nas been
made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
wooI. TRADE.
nostom sales.

Boston, Mnss. September s,--The Amer.
lean Wool and Cotton Reporter will say
tomorrow Of the wool trade:
The interest In wool does not seem
to diminish In the least In spite OF a
holiday this week the salcs were much
more than 100000 pounds larger than
during the previous week and II Is stu
rising market, Sales for ihe week In
Boston aggregate 12.s3o.0o0 pounds. os
which 10.5s2,0O0 were domestic and 1851.
900 foreign
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

for quarantine offcers, and the intention Il
to guard akslnst The lntroductiou " IN
fected baKRaee The officials have bccn
notified o. The quarantine against New
Orleaus.
The Southern Pacific Officials were noti-
Ned yesterday that New iberia ana dean
erctte. stations on their line near New
Orleans. had Quarantined against tho lats
ter place. They also have advices that
quarantine station has been opened At
sabine river.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Fort Worth, Texas. September S.--Five
cars OF stone were unloaded this morn
ing at the site Of the old union depot, to
be used in constructing yisduct on Front
street and when this Is done. work is to
begin on the pewisdepot. A number of
railway officials have been here this
week and the result OF their visit was
revealed today. The depot 10 be erected
viii be handsome and costly one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
y w, 81 SOC Gufrty.

Tyler. Texas. September Tin the
OF State Of Texas vs. J. NJ. Edwards
being q civil cult to dsbar. after the ~
nony was in District Attorney Smith al
the Jury 10 bring ia verdict Of not sui
which was done.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
An ola Conductor ueaa.

Moberly. Mo-. September ga. A. Kart.
the oldest conductor OF the Wabash rail-
road. is dead from injuries received by
falling from his tram. He was over 20
years OF age aud had been conductor since
tx,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
vcnom Iphaied Win the AIR,

And inihibed With the water Of mala-
rious locality. has still certain aptidote.
Experience sanctions confidence In Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters as preventive "
this sconiRe. All over this continent and
IN the tropics ii has proved iiseit cer-
tain means OF defense. and an eraticant OF
intermittent and remittont feyers, and
other forms Of miasms- horn dtxense, Nor
" il leas effective for kidney troubles. con-
stipaiion. rheumatism and nervousness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
New York sales.

New York. September SAT the wool
auction sales the prices realized were in
The total amount offered was 100. 900
pounds, all but $4,000 pounds OF which
wGs sold without reserve.
Fine spring Texas. i1MGpl3ss; finc Texas
11A fine medium and medium fiDe Texas.
1l613. BURY spring Texas. ilMm1lh,
medium spring Texas. II I-4WI2 "a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Yoakum, Texas. September I'D.
Kelly, doing an exclusive shoe hsrins
executed 4 deed Of trust today, nam
w. l.. Tooley as nas.gnee. Anhliii
about $1,000, assets $1,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
THE HOTELS.

julius Koran. Roy Barrett, Il. II. Bern
helm. l.. Marx, New York; Corey Shaw
Columbus: J o. Am.s, Cincinnati S. G.
Sutherland, C.. AIlol1, i. A. Marx, ST.
Louis: l.. W. Martin and wife, Austin
Claude T. Wiley Tyler Ed s. Moser, CHI
clsgo + A Daniels. Hotean, /. r.; Il. A.
4. Williams, feSas. " r. Ternier' Mo-
bile; All Daison. On the Bowery CO.; f. II.
McGcc, Denver; j. A.. Woodbridge and
wife. st. Louis: II, ID. Brooke, Texas: C..
p. Stephens velasco, Robert Moore, Che
naneo: j. Salm, Cinolnisati; q. w. Mar
tin. st. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Reading. Pa. September 7.--A Ptiadel-
pbia and Heading wreckins engine crash
Ell into d wagon nt a croEsing n<sar here
tonight Killing three people. The dead
are Evan 1iieeter aged Is; Warsefi Faust.
aged 10, Leon Farst. aged 7.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
president CIeveInnd'. rroprr1,

Trenton. ~ j.. September THE Mer-
Ger CITY board of assessprs met today, Ex-
President Cleveland, who lives IN Prince
Ton. made his return OF 10000 real estate
and $iSs.Coa OF personal property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
HIGH SCHOOl

sewerage system 10 the altc now occupa
by 81. Joseph infIrmary. practically Il
tcrmlne the building OF the 500 600 ~
pital. There is much rejoicing hsse -
the matter Si
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Throw physic 10 the dogs and use An
xostura Bifters. II you desire good diges-
ton and healthy appetite. Sole nanufac-
tursrs. pr. J. q. n 6iegsrt = eons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Waco, Texas. September San old =
was arrested tonight and put in jail
answer a charge OF rape. Tho crime
alleged to have been committed upon
child II years old, daughter Of rcapsetA
nnrenta tfs II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
Nnt .. stanlelx.

owensboro. KY. September s.--Nat
Stanley. a farmer. has assisned; Nabilltl
$4,000. assets $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Quarantine OFFICERS Abroad.
Galveston authorities yesterday cots'ned
transportation to and from virginia Po'ns
90 tie Galveston. "A Porte ana Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Isahy s.n ana Islt roets pitched a. aaa
painted With esmsas PAINT rhene ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
The Hotel Bristol,
Euroreaii Plan.)

Dining Room. after extensive improve
ments. is again reopered First class
cooks, whip can satisfy the most fastidi-
GUS have i'pcn secured, and the prices put
at the lowest notch. The Hotel IS the most
complete fn the state, new and modern.
having electric liehts. steam heat and ali
modern convenierces and appointments,
Rooms 75c and 81 90 per day.
MUR'SON & MALIN. Managers,
Formerly of Capitol Hotel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Grand Central depot. except the Missouri.
Ken0as and Texas traina. which have a
depot in the Fifth ward. the international
and Great Northern. Galveston. Houston
use the International and Greet Northern
depot on CONGRESS avenue and the Lufkin
train ON the Houston East and Yves.
the depot of that road, In the Fifth ward.
All Missouri Kansas and Texas trains
pass the International and Great North
ern depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
THE NEW
HUyCHINS (: 4:
/: (: +: : HOUSE.

w. It. and J. r.
Boyle. proprictors.
Rates. 500 and
$3.50 per day.
4. r. A. head