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The times., 1897-12-06

An Of our 24-inch Hair Cloth,
French and Herringbone, Black ana
Gray. Our regular 44c-
and 49c. qualities. .--......3 sc yd.
The times., 1897-12-06

Mrs. Edward McCauley Will give tea
December To meet Miss Vincent, who
is at present her guest.
The times., 1897-12-06

Mrs. Glover and Miss Bessie Glover
returned to their town house, No. 20
Lafayette square, after an autumn visit
to Nv estover." their country home, near
the Tehleytown road.
The times., 1897-12-06

At the meeting OF the Continental Chap
ter of the Daughters of the A merican Revo-
luton, hich was held Saturday evening at
the res dence of Mrs. Patie Miller Stock
ing, the idea of Colonial bali. TO he
given in February, in the interests of Il
fund for the building in this city OF
colonial hall. was discussed, with the
probability that il VIII be carried inJo
effect.
The times., 1897-12-06

10 pcs. "Lansburgh Special Fast
Black Percaline, yard wide. We
have had great success with TINS
line, selling IL for II lc-
rnrd 1-2c. I'd.
The times., 1897-12-06

pcs. Fast Black" Satteen
Lining, yard wide; wears like iron
end loJks like silk. Our
regular 20c. quality ...--. Lac. yd.
The times., 1897-12-06

10 pcs. Figured Waist Lining, Sou
dan fast black back; all neat styles
or figures. Our regular
15c. quality. ty.....-...-l1 1-2c. yd.
The times., 1897-12-06

A small lot OF extra heavy, all
linen Canvas, black only. III We
bought these goods under the new
tariff you would have TO pay l6c.
yard for them, but we did not
50 you can have them
for ............... c. yd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

Galveston. Texas, March l6.-The re-
port from Austin that the railroad COM
mission had submitted an order to the
,occ. that the railroads shall absorb the
traclage on every car they move over the
Wharf company's tracks was the subject OF
much discussion hc'e today. secretary
Bailey of the Wharf company had not yet
received the order of the commission, but
said if it were true that the railroads
should absorb the trackage, IT would be IA
matter in which the Wharf company VIII
not be concerned. As Il matter OF TACT ne
said. the Wharf company now coiiects the
trackage charges from the railroads, and
not from the coDsignee. 1t Is to he pre-
sumed that they in turn collect this chnrge
from the consignee. and If under the rul-
ing referred to they should be prohibited
from doing so, the change would aIect the
railroads and not the Wharf company.
General Manager Hin of the Galveston.
Houston and Henderson. speaking from the
railroad view said the reports published
in the morning papers that the RAILROADS.
must absorb the Wharf companys charge
for trackasc were in error Commissioner
storey had told him that the order would
i'm effect be that the through rates In eff
feet to Galveston would under the order,
be made to include delivery either at the
terminus Of the railroad company or at any
point on the Wharf company's tracks.
THAT is altogether different from com
pcllinE the railroads to absorb the track
age charge Of 81 per car said he. 1T
means that the railroads and the Wharf
company shall share In the through rates
and | presume that they are supposed ia
get together and arrange division OF such
rates II they can not agree suppose the
commission would step in and make the
division.
''If shipment is destined TO Galveston
we would could not be forced 10 deliver ii
TO a connecting line. II it Is consigned to
say. Pier 10. Galveston we might be com
PEELED TO deliver it at pier 10. but the ship
p.r fin the interior who can tell whether he
wants his cotton at pier 10 or at pier 80 is
n linn Dandy -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
THE SOUTHERN STATES.


TusCuMBIA. Ala.--Colbert county voted
bond issue OF 100000 for road purposes
BRISTOL. Tenn, Henry Frazier, aged
a. shot and killed ELI lson nj the latter \
home in Letoher county. Ky. Frazier Is
at large. a reward OF $500 is offered for
his capture.
MONTGOMERY. Ala.-Generai Richard
c. Jones has announced his Intention or
retiring from the presidency OF the uhlser-
sity of Alabama at the expiration OF ms
term. next June. His retirement comes as
great surprise. The fact OF General Jones
not being In entire sympathy win inc
board OF trustees rs believed TO have
prompted his action.
SELMA. Ala.--A cyclone dipped down
on Tyler Station. seven miles from this city
The ginhouse OF MIR. william Moore, near
the railroad station. was blown away, to-
gethor with number OF outhouscs.
M'UENRY. Migs.--The frame for tho
msmmoth mill Of the Howson Rogers
Lumber company at this place. has been
raised This mill is $40 by 10 feet. ana
will be fitted with all modern appliances
for rapid work. and its capacity VIII be
upwards OF $1,000 per day, planning
mill Will be the next erected. which VIII
have tally capacity OF 10000 feet TIE
mills viii be supplied by tramroai which
will bo run into the heart OF the finest
yellow pine lumber in the South.
FRANKFORT. Ky.--The Frankfort com
rany, the McCrenry Guards. are under or
ders 10 leave next Friday for Newport 70
| telp preserve order at the Jackson Wal
| lirg hanging.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
JAS. Butte.
HOUSTON.
CORN IN had CONDITION.
wharf Company Admits Having
Damaged Grain In Elevator.

wharf Company Admits Having
Damaged Grain In Elevator.
Galveston. Texas. March 16.-The Cal
weston Wharf company admitted today that
of tho 100000 bushels OF corn stored 10
their elevator for export 10000 busheis
was affected by hoat dug TO It's being OUT
Of condition when received aud that ~
least G0OO bushels or more VIII be ioss.
The Galveston Export company, whicn nas
24O 900 bushels of corn stored In the eio-
yator. deny the statement OF the wharf
company that the corn was not In good con-
dItion when received. They say II wa
sound and dry, classed No 2. and that lts
present condition is due to negligence sno
The lenky condition Of the elevator ana tnst
Mi the corn In the elevator Is anected more
or iers. but TO what extent they can NOT
nay until II In thoroughly examined py e
expert, who ID now here for that purp.11
and will make an examination ana fepcrs
AT q ~ m. tomorrow. We. however. ~
claim that tho damaged CONDITION Of We
corn IA due to climatic influences, sosu
the officials OF the Galveston Wna1 eon.
pany and the grain exporters are sveI.'
10 making any statsment. ana navo
tempted 10 suppress the matter. ou,
mItted TO The Post representative 'na' 80
nonditions "a stated above exist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

New York. March is-An important
meeting Of the interstate commerce com
mission was held here today on the COM
plaint OF the New York Produce Exchange
against forty-four railroads. forming the
Joint Traffic association. and outside roads
The charges formulated by the Pro1les
Exchange committee are practically an
attack upon Freight diforentials from the
West to the scahoard. II IL claimed that
the freight dfferentials Mt present dis
criminato against New York. and are In
favor Of Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore
Norfolk and Newport News. Commission
er Knapp presided. Commissioner Morrl-
son being absent,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

Chicago March 1.-THE Illinois Central
railway has just turned over to the a''or-
new representing Wilbur +. DAVIDSON a
check Tor 49,. 500, being the damages WIN,
interest. awarded by a jury in the federa'
court The case was tried TWICE -
lower court, reversed once by the court o'
anneals. sustained by the same court on
second appeal and tho supreme court o. '"s
Irnited states week ago refused TO inter :
fere. The mandate OF the sup Pre- ra,lroad
has just been received anu ~" before an
COMPANY COMPANY, p could be issued The verdict,
sxe ,ee giuen by Jury for $4,000 and TWICE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17


The following circular has been Issued
nv the Houston and Texas Central;
For the meeting OF the State Cotton
BUYERS association at Corsicana' March 81
All Agents.
March 30 and for trains arriving ~ COT
slcana morning Of March 81 you may sell
round trim tickets to Corslcana at follow
ing rates: =.
From stations where one. way. rate to
Corsicana is less than S.a0 make rouh'
trlp rate Of double the ehild's fare
From stations where one way rate &c
Corslcana is more than SEES and less thar
So. make rate of 81. :,
From stations where one way rare y
rorstcana is Ss.o5. or more, make rounc
trip rate Of one fare.
No reduction for children.
yours tr,iIy NJ. l.. Robbins.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
INDIGNANT CITIZENS.
Andy Heard shot to Death ana Miss
Nnincs FIogEcd.

Birmingham, Ala. March 16.--Lona
Banos the i7-year-old daughter OF Jordan
Baines a well to do pickens county farmer.
elopcd with Andy Beard, negro lnboror
on her fathers farm. near Kennedy, a
week ago yesterday, Posses were organized
as soon as possible and search kept up for
the pair day and night. This afternoon late
the twenty-five armed ana mounted men
came up with them In the public highway
near Oney. and shot the negro to death,
literally Kidding hle- body. The girl threw
herself across the bleeding corpse and cried
out for the posso TO treat her likewise, but
the slayurs gave her no hsed. Tut rode
away, leaving her ciinging to the black
body. Later hor brothers and father APP
peared and carrying her back administered
"a severe nogging
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
No MEETING YESTERDAY,
The Committee to Settle Indebted.
OF the Bay Shore Line.
ORDER ISSUED BY THE COMMISSION
Every Detail in Reference IN ne
cision In Wharf Company Case
Given by the Commission.

Notice was made In The Post yesterday
Ct a meeting which had been held of the
stockholders and directors of the Galveston.
La Porte and Houston and the creditors.
II was stated that the firms had refused TO
go into the agreement as formulated by the
majority. Yesterday was the day set when
the committee appointed to formulate plans
for settlement wero TO meet. but those
appointed from Galveston not appearing
the meeting was postponed. 1t was learned
to act was due TO the fact that they held
bonds OF the company and wanted to re-
ceive dollar for dollar. This they claimed
could not be effected II the proposition
made 10 buy the road was accepted. They
also claim that the increased Indebtedness
is too great as six months ago the amount
owed by the company was 100000 with
S250,0O0 of receiver certificates. while the
large increase In the receivers' certificates.
Q. L. Huntington has made an offer of
$1,000 600 worth of per cent bonds, which
will not be sufficient to pay the indebted
ness of the road.
The majority are in favor OF selling and
let the amount offered 20 toward paying
the pro rata OF the indebtedness OF each
creditor. The complications are many, and
what the committee will do and then after
ward what will be done by Judge Bryant
remains to be seen.
AS was stated in yesterdays Post ther,
is still talk Of certain charges being made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

Washington. March la.-Eas'ern Texas
Mississippi and observation-disclosures clear
ing In southern portion WARMER Ia north
ern portion: east 10 south winds.
Internationally cloudy; east WINDS
shifting TO south: warmer.
C;eorgia--Local showers, Win parity
cloudy weather: slightly warmer eht'
Automatically cloudy and showers
sou theast winds: warmer
Oklahoma and Indian Territofy-hain
followed by clearing weather. warmer
- Ith winds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

sMITH--Joaauin. Texas. March b.
Wesley A. Smith. nm old Mexican veteran
NJ this place. died hero Saturday. the 18th
OF dropsy. He was n years old when h'
died lie fought In the Mexican war nh'
der General Scott He went out with com
many q. First Regiment. Of Georgla vol
upteer., He has no relatives here. lie
accumulated considerable property and II
his rsl beauea,hed two-thirds OF all hi
effects 10 the Buckner oprhan Home, Dai'
las. Texas. and tho other onc-thlrd TO tbs
Southern Baptist convention, He leaves
many friends to mourn his loss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

The following circular shows certain
privileges which We're never granted be-
fore;
To Coupon Ticket Agents.
Southern Pacific Company tAtlantic Sys-
teml. Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic Railway. Texas and New orleans
Railroad. New York. Texas and Mexican
Railway. Gulf Western Texas and Pacific
Railway, General Passenger Department
Houston Texas. March 10, 1891 The
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company advise,
that on and after March and until further
advised. passengers from the South and
West holding one-way first and second
class limited tickets TO points on or reached
via that line east of Washington, u. c..
will be allowed a stopoVer at Washington
net to exceed ten days, provided that tick
cts are deposited with MIR. f. X. Parks
station agent, Washington. ID. c., imme-
diatelv on arrival in that city. This regu-
lation applies to all first and second class
one-way limited tickets, reaching that line
at Washington, regardless of route soutl
of that point.
This information may be given TO th'
public in order to induce travel via on
line TO Eastern points.
S f. b. Morse.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent South
ern Pacific atlantic SYSTEM.
W. j. Craig.
General Passenger Agent. New York Toxa
and Mexican Railway. Gulf. Western
Texas and Pacific Hallway. 47tl, snJ /.
L.. j. Parks.
Assistant General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Galveston. Harrisburg and Sar
Antonio Railway. Texas and New orlean!
Railroad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
THE HOTELS.

y LAWLoR-RATES $3.50 AND $500
m DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PHO
n :, Hickey, Plqua. Ohio; Arthur Gar
4 Memphis; J. Fennelly, London; NJ.
fSrson. St. Louis, Il. NJ. Williamson.
FE Sdyage, Galveston, r. NJ. kock,
kfaa City; ]. NJ. Haller, V.cAoria; j.
| Ehlaker. Cuero; Joe Lehman. New
kssus. Gordon Il. Woodsou, Lynchburg;
III Ross, College Station; VIM. Lock
"a New ORLEANS: j. a. Morris. A. Du-
n san Antonio; John w. Wood, Ten
-: Geo. Lock, Westlake; j. y. Peter.
4 FRANKLIN. La. Tom w. Winder ana
4 New York; a. II. Dunlavy. BLssett
Eisp, Richmond; }. l.. Hudglns, Cor
|C.ai; z. A. Atlee, Laredo; III. McDon-
q Geo. P.,Phillips. st. LOUIS; a. Chris
"a Kansas CITY; y. IA. Merriwether,
IAnoa; +. l.. Chapman, Cucro; Theo.
III Lusan Minor, Galveston; a. B.
r;ori and wife, Temple; Mr.. Voss. D.
ECaifeld, city: q. II. Vangelder, san
rnio; II. c.. Talbot, Corslcana; j. W.
II, 81, LOUIS; A. NJ. Dent. Chicago, j.
J ihonas. Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
Welncr Acquitted.

Ardmore, !. T.. March lo.--Jobn Woiner'
an Indian policeman, charged with tho
murder OF Bill Lewis at Wynnowood few
weeks ago. was acquitted by Jury trial a,
pauis Valley today. The entire court room
npplauded upon hearing the verdict and
was severely rcprlmanded by Judge kil.
gore for demonstration OF their approval
of the verdict.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
GonrnIe. a Cnsns.

Gonzales. Texas. March l6,-Gonzaies d.
Casas. doing a retail grocery buFiness IN
this city, made deed OF trust late yes
terday evening, naming Joseph oConnor
trustee, conveying merchandise, notes. ae-
counts. two spring wagons ana morse 10
secure creditors named. Hugo SCHNEIDER
OF San Antonio are the first named. Tho
instrument states that the debts OF the
firm amount TO about 1900; assets not
known. but supposed 70 be somewhere neai
$1,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
schools tn Close,

"" iexas, March 10. The city school
4 NV Yesterday evening and decided
~ me schools on the 9TH of May.
Y d saa the term some. owing to hav-
n %a mere school room.
y ui Is In splendid condition to
sneN ?ear. however
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Insf NIGHTS Syn0psls

An area OF high pressure o'cfH's 'h'
eastern portion of the country
An area OF low pressure * moving IN
over the Roxy Mountain slope me
weather Is generally partly ciou'y 10
cloudy throughout the country, Preeipi-
.iv ,t,,' amounting to 10 of an incn or
,.arc ia reporied from Palestine. Okla
hama and Abilene.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

Fort Worth and New Orleans Railway
company directors Thomas II. Hubbard oi
New York, j. Kruttschnitt OF San Francis
co; G, A. Quinlan OF Houston. Texas; Hans
Holland of Waxahachie, Texas; Il. II. Davis
of New York; l.. a. Daffan of Ennis, Texas
+. W. Cave OF Houston Texas.
Executive officers: President, T. II.
Hubbard of New York vice president. Hans
Holland OF Waxahachie. Texas; secretary
w. C. Kelly of Waxahachie, Texas; assist
ant secretary, Il. w. Cave OF Houston
Texas; treasurer. W. C. Kelly OF Waxa-
hachie, Texas: assistant treasurer, Il. w
Cave of Houston. Texas; assistant treasu
rer. f. H. Davis OF New York,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
ToDAY,s FORECAST.

NEW YORK-The Lambs club put the
finishing touches today on lis. programme
for tomorrows ladies' gambol, it's annual
affair.
ALBANY. ". Y.--Many sports are look
ing forward with interest TO Tommy
Whites appearance tonnshf againDl bliy
Whistler u Philadelphia The bout Will
be for twenty rounds.
FRANKLIN. Pa.--The marriage OF Miss
Josephine Sabley and william II. liealh-
cote Of Omaha Neb, win take place h eie
today. Elaborate preparations have been
made for the marriage.
fIE,yEI .AND-Amer, Volunteer Of
fIcers are arriving here today TO take pani
in tho council OF war when begins W
morrow. Tho chief business OF the CON
feTenoe Will be the investigation o. zap
tain Gardeners relations with sad.e lio A.
ner' which have aiused quite q scandal IN
the army.
pERIiN-The social democrats OF TINS
civ have arranged for a great uemons,ra
] ton tomorrow in memory Of the men ''iA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
Nate, md Personals.

The Primrose West Ministries let last
night via the Houston and Texas Central
fer Waco.
The February gross earnings of the Bal
,imore and Ohio were sl5.370i9s, increase
sl.ioo.476
cantain A. N. Leitnsker. superintendent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

ss1aS on the International and Great
~. and the Galveston. Houston aud
.s1un arrive at and depart from ,ile
ssiionai depot, foot of Congress ave-
{ssso,,ri.1 Kansas and Texas trains
IN Katy depot, at the foot OF Mont
.savenne, north side OF the bayou
{.son Ia Porte ana Houston and all
a rosjs, except those mentioned. use
;rand Central depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

cut down by the court to $so,5oo, was the
ARREST ever given In personal damage suits
against railroads. '''
Wilbur +. Davidson. tho piaintiiY, who
resided In Michigan. one evening in Feb
luaty, 1898. stepped off an Illinois Central
suburban train at the Hyde Park station
anu was struck by the engine OF Michi-
gan central freight train. Tho accident
Was primarily due to the elevation OF the
a,n ,hs on the Illinois Central at that time
ana a charge Of negligence in looking after
, , sate'y OF the passengers was made by
'aviusoh. The first trial was In 1894, when
Jury gave him $4,000 damages,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

Waxahschie Texas March l6.-At a
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Central
Texas and Northwestern railroad in this
Thomas II. Hubbard, New York; A, G..
Hutchinson, New Orleans. j Kruttschnitt,
San Francisco; H. Holland, Waxahachie,
Texas. q. \. Quinlan, Houston. Texas, l..
A. Dafian. Ennis, Texas; L W. Cave. ilous-
ton. Texas
Executive officers: r. II. Hubbard OF
New York; vice president. Hans Holland OF
WaXahachie, Texas secretary, W. Z. Keliy
OF WaXnhachie, Texas; assistant secretary
Il. W. Cave OF Houston, Texas; assistant
secretary, |. T. Gates of New York; treas
urcr. W. G. Kelly of WaXahachie, Texas
assistant treasurer, T. w. Cave OF Houston
Texas; assistant treasurer, |. E. Gates OF
New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

can be cured Sound. healthy slutnber foi
lows tho use OF ADheuBcr- Busch Malt M
trine II quicts the nerves and builds VI
the system. To be had at all druggists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

We invite inquiries from buyers OF Pure
Insecl OH ard white Lead. In Oila for
delivered prices A. any railroad point In
tho state.
TIE price OF Iinsced OIL In on a decided
upward movement and as spring advances
and trade improves 1t VIII no doubt 20
still higher. Better rcplenish your stock
purch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at p. m. 7olh mer'u''"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
THE NEW
HuTCIiINS : : F.:
{: : {: : HOUSE.

): ); i; { 6 ! G: ! ! !.
4 THE NEW
HUTCHINS
RyHAA HOUSE.
6ypbS4 W. 7. ana j, T.
Ijlf3SswsN,szs Boyle, proprietors.
!, sssdi5Sisf Rates. 500 and
nulSty6fsNi $50 per day.
aaSJs:SsSv T. u. y head
kuys B. Emerson New York; w. II.
Dallas, Howard w. Peak. Fort
~, Colonel l.. j. Storey. AUSTIN; Nv.
Aon, kendleton. Frank J., ski Inc, Cos
\. v. Johnson, n. j. Buckley anu
Albert Granger, city; Charles w.
aI cnclmati, Ohio. George NJ.
rnla1elphia, Pa: Jnmcs Bell, city;
1r1ham, 81. Louis; \. kihher, Fort
w, =. Il. Garrison, Garrison; j. y.
stsrl franklin, IA; Y. n. Nors-
~! end wife, Beaumont. $. NJ. Will
IN. new Orleans, +. kibcr, Brennan:
sM sI, san Antonio; NJ. NJ. cain,
|nsagei W; n Griffith. Waco; Il. G..
rss;. .I tkolb. u; c, S. Hays, Ohio,
plr Sity; II. Il. Morchbank. Dallas:
IN; nalicway. W. y. Tnornhnl. city;
- y Ire, Sabine Pass: Mike Mead,
IA John Smith, sherman; \.
NM NM Rnsk. Texas; w. Saddles,
y TORN; George II. Primrose and
W West, George Nelson. John
IVA, zines Wall, VIM. Schulz. James
ss,sSrs onh Davis, Charles Hunt. LOUIS
~, = sd ltorting. Robert Carmlc \
sV W Philips, Thee. Nowplts, VIM.
n, r Jefome, George Dyer, Harry
FRANK Ellsworth, Major MCKEE
Sss p Bell, Joe Garland John
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17

"a. Valley. r. Il. Webb. Il. q. Hunt
y il, San Antonio: Robert T.. Masteis,
Ssss Booth. Texas. a. NJ. Loeb. 5.
ksk ", n rhomls, New York; o. w.
lenaa wife and child. Racine WIS.,
aitll Kerr and wife. Dallas, A. Rohr,
a%svorth; NJ. Drcyfus, Chas. jon
In Morris LAnge, Cincinnati, II. j.
r. Palestine. 6. -. Hunter. Texas; 5.
IA Samuel kohn, NJ. RlLmenthal, New
|MF, II. Nye Dallas; Jonas RICE,
lnsllnli: H. u Normcnt. Virginia,
rS s.s, S y ,,. " IN ~: n gsfe b bs
qNa, Cedar Rap Is, Iowa: A. Krliie
Eivie, Trinidad. Colo: J. NJ. Dallas,
u0teins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-17
CAPITOL
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.


Rates. $50 10
$500 p c + day.
5; | y { Y elegant
/ o o M $ with
bath. l. a r & q
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
modations for
commercial men