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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
The ~, X. and T. Ste sdiIy Porges
to the Front 10 Texas.
PORT RATES RAISED Al GALVESTON
The Cotton Bc1t Makes It's Texas
Rond nm Independent and
Separate Line-NOtes.

Austin, Texas. September 24.-The an
nual report OF the Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway CompanyNof Texas for 1898
shows decrease OF s3.s25.0Oo In first mort
gage bond indebtedness and a decrease OF
el.912500 in second mortgage bond indebt-
edncss In comparison with the report for
1897 This reduction was made as result
OF certain Investigations by II. @. Askew,
auditor OF the railroad commission. who
discovered that in segregating the Texas
corporation from the Kansas corporation
the former had been charged up with more
than its share Of the bonded indebtedness
for which the entire Katy system is re-
sponsble. The reduction referred to
means reduction OF s32e5O0 In In.
terest charges for the Texas corporation.
Furthermore. in the adjustment OF
previous interest charges paid
brought about by Mr.. Askew's examination
Of the books OF both corporations. the Texas
corporation secured credit OF s5s4 $40.
which went toward reducing its deficit ac-
count.
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seventy milce. and the line is under SUR
vey from the latter point 20 Jefftrson. Tex
es distance OF ninety mics. From Cen
ter to Paris the line has not been definitely
determined upon. The contract for build
ing the first ten miles from Kirbyyille
north to Gibraltar has been awarded to II.
Hanson, who has begun work ami the con
tract frCm Gibraltar TO Jefferson Will be
act as coon as the survey Is completed.
From Kirbyyilie 10 San Augustine the
road Will pass through virgin pine foresl
for the entire distance Of seventy miles.
1t then runs rhrought Tho richest agricul-
tural region in Eat Texas, and VIII have
no competitor for business between the
SABINE and Necheg river. II will form an
outlet for the vast lumber manufacturing
interests Of Beaumont. which now has O
daily output OF sevepty-fiye cars OF freight,
and as link between the great lumber dis
tricts OF Southeast Texas and the agri-
cultural interests of the North, and IN con-
nect.on with the Missouri Kansas end
Gulf. st. Louis and Iron Mountain ana
Southern and Texas and Pacific, 1t ia
claimed trat II VIII do vast through busl-
ness On lumber to the north and large
export freight business TO the south The
line from Beaumont south to SABINE Pass
VIII be built immediately after the con-
nection is made from Gibraltar to Jefferson
The read will be laid with 56-pound steel
rails. and will have maximum grades OF /
per cent and maximum curves OF degrees.
John H. Kirby OF Houston. Texas. ia presl-
dent
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LONE STAR RATES.
MIR. HohenfhaI Denies the Statement
lint They VIII lie Cut.

Mr.. Lionel tIohanthal, commercial agent
OF the Lcae Star Steamship line, yesterday
received telephone message from Mr..
Ianlcl Ripley. general agent. IN which that
gentleman emphatically and indignantly
denied the report that his line INTENDED
to open their business to New York from
Galveston on a cut rate basis.
The fact that the Lon Star folks pre-
cipl,ated rate war last year. nld finally
cause1 the Mallory to take freight for a
postage stamp per hundred, is no reason
according to MIR Rpley's statement. for
imagining that the Hogans are anxious for
another battl1 OF this kind.
Both Mr. Hohenthal and Mr. Ripley con =
tend that tho Iona Star IS preparing to
enter the field for business at th4 preva :
ing rates ami that they merely waai freigh.
at equal terms with their competitors Yes
terday'F report from Calves on, as sent The
Post iniimated that the Lone Star would
begin business by cutting the present rate
TO New York q bout 40 per cent.
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THE RATES ADVANCE
COTTON TO LIVERPOOL MUST PAY
90 TO G2 CENTS.
Highest Charter Prices which Have
Ever Prevailed ut Galveston
Are Now On.

Galveston. Texas. September 2i.-The
Galveston ship brokers arc making money
The men who own ships are making
money.
The advance In ocean rates continues.
Rates have been climbing since the first
week OF September and conservative men
do not think the top has been reached. A
promlreut broker said this morning:
Today the rate on cotton to Liverpool
is from 50 to G2 cents per 100 pounds. The
rete to the continent Is about the same.
At that the brokers are rot Offering very
much room.
Vessels were chartered yesterday at 81
shilings pence Liverpool and 81 shilungs
pence 10 the continent Tha, is the high
est price charged for tonnage sInce Calves
ton has been a deep waacr port
"o"neia Il vessels are very stin and
there Is only limited number OF vessels
oher,d for chart +.
AS far as the Galveston ship brokers
are concerned they are IN eool position
now. They lost money to begin with owing
TO the latencss OF the crop aud hs fact
that cargo wasn't hore for thu early yes
ses but all losses have been regaincl and
lalr profits are being made. There was a
COCO 0rsI OF cotton engaged when prices
wer9 low but as against that there is
some high priced cotton that "a now being
shipp" 10 vessels that vera chartered al
low rates,
we haven't seen the top OF this ocean
rate. Tho ocraE freight market Is the
barometer Of the t;ade Of the world When
steamers are to be had at low rates II
| in.1n7 that tn volume OF commerce is he
low the normal amourE. When ocean
| uy.4 - nd 4
MI ever the void for vessels II mesus
that Tho volume OF commerce Is cxtraor
binary ann that the whole wotli is doing
| business,
Tint is the position today. From all
q~triere of the globe come inquiries for
| vessels
they will 30 continue"
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MR.. RIPLEY DENIES TT.
SAYS THE RATE CotsTWIsE Is non
TO NE FORTY CENTS.
Hut Good Inside Information \. IN
the Eject thnt II WIN
lie No More.

Galveston. Texas September 2I-Mr
Daniel Ripley. general agent OF the Lone
eur line, d,n.cs the statement publslo 1
In The Post that the rate on merchandise
from Galveeton to New York il to be IN
a basis OF 40 cents 0rst-class. Hero are ths
wotds of his denial:
III Is a lie made OF whole cloth. There
Is no ora In position TO know what our
rates would be save myself. and certain.
ala not authorize such a statement |
20 not know who Is responsible for the
story bn, VIII you please say that state
that 1t originated either in the brain n, an
h4lot or knave. We have oontemplatnl
making no such rates. AMI see no reason
WY we shAi not be able 10 DO business
on equal terms with our councillors
Notwithstanding this, the gentleman who
gave 'ha mfr EratiOn " SterdNy reaffIrmed
II today, and added: Il don't know Nhat
an hp ey i4tA IS In saying the rate wiz
be 90 cents My experience is that frank.
ness with the public is the best policy. =
Mr. Ripley Jeclarsa last summer that
mere is seoi profit In i0-eent rate, and
MS plcA now that he should be allowed
10 do business on equal terms with his
coihpettor or at the announced Mallory
rate or 10 cents, would lead the nuhpc
to infer that the Lone SCAR is not to h. the
GOOD thing II promised to be. but tina, tho
on mofhpoly OF coastwise cxtorNon was
TO be perpetuated.
Meanwhile wall irformct business men
WHO lhtronlzed the Lone STAR hast year al
living rate. when they could have 90, n
z-cent caie on the Mallory line, ara oui,e
comfortable In the expectation which thew
nave good reason TO entertain that IL the
Lone stnr line lis rot again chokeyi on Inc
rate VIII be little more than half TIA
present published tariff OF the Mallory line
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other and permanent arrangements.

other and permanent arrangements.
We believe that If your invitation is
again extended to the laborers, the
Mallory line can load It's vessels with
out resorting to the employment Of la
borers from outside this city.
Charles Schneider.
John Wegner
W. B. Nachman.
In answer to the foregoing letters, Mr.
Dcnson late this evening sent the follow
ing reply addressed to Chairman Wegner
Your communication published in
the evening paper before d livery to me
Is acknowledged. have extended no
invitation and my letter will bsar NJ
such construction. The position of this
line has been fully and finally forth,
and TO tina. position | shall adhere in
30 far rs is consistent with recent oc-
currenc<s."
Mr.. Wegner said tonight that his worl
In behalf of settlement OF the strike VA.
at an end. II Is believed now that a s,ffi.
clent number Of tho Galveston negroes Il
&c the work viii return to the Mallory
wharf Monday morning.
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FOUR homes DID IN.
Remarkable Success of a New r
Cure.

Remarkable Success of u New Pm
| Cure.
| People who have suffered FOR months q
years from the pain and inconvenience q
| that common disorder, piles, VIII look VII
sRe ptoism upon the CLAIMS of the mlkea
OF the new discovery for cure OF ell io:ri
OF piles, known under the name of i'yfa1-
| Flle Cure; nevertheless the eXtraordinsll
cures performed by this remedy are ia'
as to warrant the invss:Aation q q!
sufferer. AS case in po ~ the folOwIti
letter speaks for ITSELF
MI Henry Thomas of sub-station "
| ), Hosack avenue. Columbus, Ohio. VIVA
IS follows:
Pyramid Drug Company.
Gsnuem@n--I want you TO use my nau
II II Will be OF any use to you. was
had with the piles that lost work on tni
| account Nothing did me any good. ! re-
in Cincinnati of the many cures OF pil
by the Pyramid Pile Cure ard | went %,
drug store end asked for ii. Tho drus csl
, tosa me that he had something else ta'
he thought was better. but told nm n'
l wanted to try the Pyramid first.
The first box helped me so much tina.
tried another and then to complete u
cure used two more boxes, making four
all. | am now completely cured. Have nV
trace Of piles and l had suffered for 10y
years with the worst form of protsual
plies.
l suffered death from piles, but nv
found the Pyramid Pile Cure TO BE- jusi /.
represented. | have recommended
several OF my friends and | am thansiSl
he able 10 wItte YOU what good the rensl
has zone for me. :,
Physicians recommend the Pyrlmid a.
cure because ii contains no opium coasia
or mineral poison OF any kind, ard bscsn'
it is so safe aud pleasant TO use, p,la
painless and applied at night The pans.,,
is cured In surprisingly short time W
no inconvenience whatever
The Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by dlu'
ciss at 80 cents per package, ami II ths'
IS any constipation II is well 10 uss X
Pyramid Pills N the same time with Y
Pie Cure, ms constipation is very oflsn y
cause ~ plies and the pills effectua.Y
move the costive condition. Price OF ph
Is % cents per package. ~.
Write 10 Pyramid Drug Company. ~
shall. Mich, for little book on cause -
ccre az piles: sent by mail free.
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PALESTINE POINTERS.
n Sinnli Boy bitten by "a snnlSe-Sam
danes to Preach.


Palestine Texas. September os.--Albert
the little ten-year-old son of Mr.. VIII zan-
der stepped on a small snake in the rail.
road yards last night and WAS bitten twice
The little fellow suffered considerably for
time. but is now ont OF danger.
The tis tent for the sam Jones meeting
Is being put up. Mr.. Jones will be here
abcut October l. The pastors Of the city
VIII hold a weeks meeting IN the tent until
his arrival.
Mrs. John II. Reagan and son. I.ieu.en-
ant T. II. Reagan OF company /. First vol
urpeer {nfsntry, left last nisht for Austh,
TO visit Hon. J. H. Reagan.
Miss Jessie Wood left this morning for
Austin, where she will enter the unlvsr-
sity.
Asicr Levy o: tbs First volunteers infan-
try was In the CITY last night en- route Ia
Galveston from san Ansoa @. \ numatr OF
The boys 81 1ompany I were III the train
10 greet him. All the boys seem to think a
great deal Of Major Levy ana destgrate hin
as the ''whkest' man in she regiment.
Mrs Henry Davis and daughters. Mss
Tennle ana Mrs Charles Dobbs. have re.
turn from a. eX-endet tour IN n Naria
and East.
Mrs c. c. Johns. who has been spending
the summer in De Soto, Mo-, mas returned
home
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TIE Rate, ~ 50 and 81 90 pcr day
lANI.OR...... JAS. LAWLOR Prop.

j. q. Rice. Huntsville; w. H. Curth. city.
c ". Laufman. Dhllaa e. T.. Hooper Gal
Netton George A. Dascomh san Antonio.
WIN G. " janugsen. Galveston: stephen
JohiEon, st Louis. George $. Marshall Chi
raeo' +. +, Russell Louisville Ky. n IL.
ChrTtiRn. Galveston. Mrs Hudson VI Whltr.
city Miss Gertrude Smith NJ H. Joel IL A.
man. r. NJ. Coleman, city: s NJ. Gaines. Fort
Worth; S. T. noyum and wife. George NJ.
noyum. North Dakota W c. Preston, city;
T. T.. Morse, New iberia, Joseph Frebis. Gin
clnnati, Mrs ]. f. Dyer Richmond; C. Cain
Houston. ". r. Caswcil. beaumont. j. Il.
Heplgh. NEW York +. N Pennington,
Etwdleton: J. s Rogers. Galveston: r. H.
Chapman, Cuero; L. A, Munrey San An.
tonic, Edward L. Cox, Galveston; r. Eakin,
Chicago: A. " Hoffman, Salem, Ore Mrs.
Price, Miss Price New Orleans: John " M,
chty. H. l., Moff St Louis: George r. 2icss.
Midway Fapn, +. Wilton. St Louis " s
Lapham and wife. Sabine, J. s. Ryan aud
wife. Yoakum: ]. NJ. Johnston. Dallas
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Ilynnencal.

On Monday morning, the 10Th Instant.
a. $50 o'clock. Miss Marie Josephine
Kramer and Mr.. John A. Herrie wero
l. ~ In marriage at the Sacred Heirt
cnuIcn, Rev. Father Lee officiating. The
wedding was quiet one. ouay the parents
a. inlrel rte relitres OF the contracting
parties being present, and the happy
COUPLE lett on ths early tsain for Lampasas,
iIe bride Is young lady OF rare accom-
piishms nts ard native OF Houston. The
sroom Is favorably known as having been
conFected with the Hous,on Drug company
lor several years as order ck;k
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During the Battle of
Santiago.
SICK OR WELL, A RUSH
NIGHT AND DAY.
The Packers ut the Brittle Of SIM.
lingo dc Cuba were All Heroes
Their Heroic Efforts In Getting
Ammunition and Rations 10 the
Front Saved the Day,

+ +. Butler. of pack train No. 3. writing
fron Santiago de Cuba, on July %, says: IVA
all had diarrhoea in more or less violent form
and when We landed We had no time TO see a
doctor, for It was Il case Of rush and rush
night and day 10 keep the troops supplied with
AMMUNITION and rations. but, thanks 10
Chan eerlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. We were able 10 keep at work and
Keep our health; In fact. sincerely believe
that at one critical time this medicine was ,hs
Indirect SAWYER OF our army, for IL the packer,
hal been unable 10 work there would have
been nc way Of getting supplies TO the from,
There were no roads that wagon train rom,
use My oomrade and myself had the sood
fortune 10 lay in supply OF this medicine 10,
our pack train before We left Tampa, and 1
krow 10 four cases i, absolutely saved Inc
Ths above letter was written to teo mann.
LECTURERS OF this medicine. the Chanberlaia
Ms1icine Co. Des Moipes. Iowa. For sale bv
al druggists. 'e W
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GETTING RECRUITS.
Andrew Thomas stu at Work &c
ting IaborcrS In Go tn Galveston

Andrew Thomas stu at Work GET
ting IahorrrS In Go tn Galveston.
Andrew Thomas, who claims to have q
contract fer unloading the Mallory steam
ers az Galveston. was busily engaged
among his colorcd brethren yesterday in
securing recruits 10 accompany him to TIE
Island City and engage in the rather nervy
undertaking he saws no has on hand His
lis. contains a large NJ ASer OF Houston
negroes, all CT whom express themselve;
ready to go to Galveston to engage in the
work Of unloading the vessels whenever
Thomas orders them to move, As one Of
the steamers will reac,. ncrt today. II is
@sd hist Thomas and his followers will
leave here for Galveston either this after
neon or tomorrow mor>ing Should they
carry cut their irtan.ion. ard II seems
probable they will, Il Is feared there will b,
friction with tho strikers
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Bertha Ilevsom. Orange A. y. Edgar. Chi
caro- y. A. hudson. Jacksonville Fla; n. !.
Brown. Longview z. = zipHsr Chicago. nr.
]. f Yorrg, Or zoru MCCcrl Alb 'vili'.
La: MIR F c. wcstphal. san Anion1; a,
!. Wf,pie, Boston; u A. Colon, Chi ago;
]. + Wilson. W s. Toh-y, s.. Louis No
Mrs. NJ. p. Field. la Porte. Fred o Moysr.
New York Mira. ". y. Gregory, Galveston
Mr. I u. Lntkin. Miss Gregory. Galveston
Miss Elizabeth Gregory. Galveston. a. C.
Cook. New York: Geo. Jennings, St. Louis,
Harry Bauer. Memphis. Tenn H. Lockwooi
Rockdale: Fl. G. Archer, Galveston: r. irwin
joyce. Philadelphia W. Montng, Atlanta. Ga
J l.. Bonney, RonneY. Texas; Harry Il, Loew
Brownsville; g. W Martin. ST. Louis, J. l.
Pennington Fort Worth
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Something of the Plans for the Pro-
p0sed Road

James +. Weed. chief engineer. Bcau-
mont, Texas, writes that this proposed roai
when completed Will extend from Sabine
Pass to Paris. Texas, distance D; $50
miles. via Beaumont. Jasper. San Angus
tine and Jefferson. The company was ~
ccrporated to extend the Gulf, Beaumont
and Kansas City. which is now completed
and In operation from Beaumont to Kirby
VILE, Texas. The survey has been completed
from kirbyviiie north 70 San Augustine.
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Uig Railroad Scheme.

The Chicago Times Herald says: Philip
D. Armour. Marshal Field and Norman b.
Ream have secured control .; the Baltimore
and Ohio railway. They have made James
j. Hlii' president of the Great Northern
railway, the dominating factor in the reor-
SANITATION OF the system and have gained
Tor Chicago aud the Northw ct what IL
practically trunk line from ocean 10 ocean
controlled by Chicago capital.
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J. II, Patrick. President.
r. l.. Nichols, Treasurer.
ID = Christian cacro,arv

Immediately upon receiving this state
ment Mr.. Wegner went to work to get hi
committee together SO as to 20 before Mr.
Dtrison. traffic meSager OF tho Mallory
lire. The letter of Mr. Donison. dated th;
IAN. said the company would give the
strikers until the 26th to return to work
Mr. Wesncr hopes that in the light OF j
Harvey Patricke statement the Mallory
trouble can now be adjusted to the extent
at least OF having Galveston labor em-
ployed
Mr. Wegner's committee this afternoon
sent the following letter to the Mallory
office and do not doubt they will receive
a favorable reply
Mr.. J, b. Denison. Traffic Manager
Mallory line:
We beg leave to submit herewith a
communication received from the
Labor union No. 7l47 (colored). Your
letter Of the 18th. addressed to Mr..
Wegner, chairman of cur COMMITTEES.
stated that unless the old emploves
return 10 work by September 26 the
Mallory line Will be compelled to make
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Clebur1c, TtNag, September % The fol-
lowing party OF Santa Fe officials spent
last night in the city. They inspected the
Santa r. property at this place and left
for the south at 9.i5 a. M:
G NJ. lllrglnson general audJtor. Gen-
cr,ll Supcrnta dent G. f. Rcssguie, Gen-
cwl Superintendent James Collinsnu. G.
\. Howard. manager OF the rlnscn gus
establishment, At 81 Louis, and p. B. Brad
ley. q CMcago cannalist
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IL lei rnso Appointment.

MIR. e. Layllle. who is said to be tho
oldest employo OF the I'll Paso and North.
eastern, has been placed In charge of the
track department, yards and section CEN
terng at I'll Paso. Superintendent OF Con-
struction HOLSTER should be congratulated
on giving 70 n man OF forty years railroad
experience the position Ia question. Mr.
laville is well spoken OF. and no dolbl he
wdl I'm the blll'' 10 the satisfaction OF
all parties concerned
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THE iiUTCIIISs
HOUSE.
u. q. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates: 500 ana
$3.50 per day.


e. W, Washburn, Lincoln, Neb. II. Brown
city: j. J. Hook, Paris: Dixon s. Cuny Hemp
stead; J. NJ. Newsum. W. r. Cnswei Beau
mcnt' II. " Browder. Austin; II, Morris. san
Antonio: NJ, l.. Norton. Arlington; c. Cleyf-
land. city John Baker. La Porte; u. S Gree
Millican. Texas. ]. NJ. Johnson, Monroe Citv
Mo, W, ]. Lyle. San Aptonio. -. D. Nc.
Manus. Thomastona f. II. Baxter and VIII,
Indianapolis; o, G. ulmer Fort sam liouston .
+. W, Pennington, Brenham: G.. W. Hahn
Reading. Pa; ]. w. Foster, san Antonint j.
Meyenberg. Jr.. John Schumacher, Neal RIOS
ison. La Grange Lee Garrett Fort Worth;
J. s. Gallegly, Smithvillo; NJ. !, Jacob. New
Orleans: j. NJ Race, Jr. Houston; C. Herbert
Brown Galveston |. 7. Robert Waco. Lse
Garrett. Fort Worth.
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rcc0s Valley nniIrnnh.

The Pecos Valley and Northeastern rail-.
way has been completed TO Hereford. on
the headwaters of the TERRA Blanco. ff,y
m'its southwest OF Amarillo, which sta
ton Will be opened for business Monlay
next THIS road, when completed to Ros-
we'll, n. NJ, making continuous limo "a
Pecos cry will afford railroad ficlities
10 am extent OF territory considerably
larger than the wholn StatN Of Iowa
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Locomotive Enginccrs.

The legislative committee OF the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers in sss-
sion here for the past three days. have con
oluded their labors by electlng the follow
ing officers: c. C. Walker of Cleburne.
chairman; T. =, o'Rourke of smithville.
secretary and treasurer. The COMMITTEES
adjourned to meet two years hence in Fort
Worth. Mr. EawHrd Hopper of Denison
who was the last chairman OF the commit
tee was very generally complimented on
his excellent conduct OF the work assigned
10 him.
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The fire recently imposed against tho
International ana Great Northern riilroai
by the Southern Passenger bureau has not
been yet paid, and the general sup2asI-
ton row is that Il VII be- rsmittej In part
II not In Its entirety Some OF the roais
regard the penalty assessed as extreme.
while others openly state that the fun fi.e
should b. collected
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samuel Penn Parker,

Marlin. Texas. September 2i.-Samuel
Pe-n Parker. aged 20 OF the Ma.rn DEM
ocra'. died here to9sy after brle. iilness.
He has mary friends among he newspaper
fraternity IN the State and was formerly
member OF the Waco Typos.aphi.ai
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Rni,road Note. ana rcr.onaI,.

Mr., w. l.. Davidson OF La Grange IA
In the city.
Engire II II. nivid OF the Katy is III
In the hospital at Seialia.
Mt D. Bone, commercial agent e. the
Cotton Belt. has roturasi TO the city.
Mr. w. G. Vaa Week. manager Of the
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4 Runaway Match.

Sour Lake Station, Texas, September
MISS Ada Givens, q young lady aN9
oghieen years OF age, came up from Lssl
" today by private conveyance and met v
george Kellogg, young man about tNes
ty-one years of age. They expect TO IA
tho first eastbound passenger train for "
ange where they will be united in ma
nage. They are both residents of Libery
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Austin, TeSas, September %. Upon an
plteaton OF ths Galveston lines the raj,
road commission tolay issued an order
changing the car service rules with royarl
90 free time on cotton ari cotton seed
products at Galveston, so az to make it
five working days on the former AMI ten
on thu latter instoad OF five and ten "ac-
oesslble" days as formerly.