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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-19
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

M'KINNEY.--E w. Morton has purchased
tho electric light plant from Lon scott.
TERREEtA All the churches have ARRANGED
for Christmas trees or other celebrations OF
the Kind
AsPERMoN'r.- This town. tho new county
seat OF Stonewali county. Is improving SLOW
ly and the surrounding country ~ gcttins ha
quota OF newcomers.
shot ard killed IN n difficulty eroMinB 9it 2,
d gambling transaction. lis slayer also a
negro. has not beon arrested.
Rusk.--R. H. Stout; 4 pcni,cntinry gua ara
for many years, was killed instantly by tue
accidental dschargn Of h!s shotgun us ne
reached II down TO go hunting.
coI.LEGD sTATIoN.-apro Frederick ALB
bott Of cannd. entertainsh l,rss su ~, reaG
ihss and imnersonations. all OF which were
very nnc.
RosENBERd--JThe ladies OF the various
churches ARE making preparations for y
Ch,istmas entertainment to gladden. the hearts
OF the little folks with a Christmas tree W ihe
Methodist church.
FLAToNIA.-- vyojslas. under arrest
charged with tho murder OF DIR. Frank Tabor
eek. were allowed bonds In tho rum OF ssvvv
for Joe and Frank Vyojala and 5000 Tor Mrs.
j. vyojna they obtained bondsmen easily
CORPUS cHRIsTr--Thc Corpus Christi hre
department was banpueted Saturday night N
n most substantial manner by MI. hoynli
Owens. the newly elected president OF that
organization. Several patriotic speeches were
chMER0N.---pr. Greer states that there are
six persons confined TO their beds Win ANAL
pox An others arc well or oonvaleaoent'
There 10 no danger Of being cxpuBed % thf
disease by coming TO town, as guards are on
sharp duty.
SAN ANTONIO. District Judge Green has
compelled the variety theaters 10 dispense
With their unlawful FEATURES OF beer, wine ana
women. lie is now after the disordcrly houses.
He has closed up policy games aud slot ma
chimes effectively.
IL,
DENTON. ---rhe frst car OF coal for several
dayg reached here Saturday morning, and the
dealer to whom IL was consigned was k0It
busy all day niling delayed orders from II,
fer the past day OF two there having been an
absolute famine for coal. The comparatively
warm weather. however. has not made tho
lack so noticeable,
SHERMAN. William NJ. Richardson,. coli
orcd, Il we'll known train porter on the Iexns
duI Pacific, is Ia the city preparing for
series OF lectures to tho eolOred people o.
Grnysou county. He says abstinence from
politics and attention TO honest pursuit OF
business. coupled with the knowledge that 10
bs anything but thoroughly Southern IN sentl-
nient and action is unnatural VIII alone save
the negro lilo prides himself on his war REC
NH
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WHAT xExrs
fsunsor VOW Gives the Chicago md
Alton 60 the Union Pacific.

fsunsur NOW Gives the chicago md
Alton TO the Union Pacific.
First II was the Pee Geo that was to puf.
chase the Chicago ana Alton railroad, Then
Dame Rumor rcadjusted her sreetacleS and
whispered into tho ear Of the public that the
Vanderbilt limos had a dead cineh on the
road. Almost tn the same breath It was given
out, and very generally believed that the
Alton would become part OF tho Gould sys-
tenn. In n Nash the business scenes are shift
ed. and tho latest report says the Union ~.
cihc has gotten away With the prize. should
tnss latter rumor prove trun, the Union Pa
ciAc will prove q formidable rtval TO the santa
Ec. as It viii give u through connection be-
tween Chicago and tho Pacific slope 1t n
now pretty well understood that the Alton
Will sAll TO the best bidder Bonds aggregate
ing several millions OF dollars viii soon fall
due. and those who pretend to know say the
men who own the majority or controlling In.
@tcrest are anxious to dispose OF the property
tefore the obligations referred to mature, ~
the meantime business aud railroad circles
an all agog over the prosperity deal, anu it
remains to 10 seen what turn the Interesting
negotiations will next take.
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4 ronAcco WAREHOUSE.
One IL Needed at Houston and sh0aId
lie Secured immediately.


Liberty, Texas, Danamber 10 Having
read several editorials IL The Post touch
ing up.n ilas development OF tobacco Gull
tuna I'm Southeastern Texas. the UNDER
signed bggs to contribute shrrt article
pertlaent at THIS time In reference 10 this
CROP.
u has been my pleasure 10 meet num-
Der 81 tclDscco growers before, during and
since ms FIa9lt. Flower and Vegetable Fus-
tival. and tho great cry among them Is for
q wareli aise az Houston or some OF the
large business centars OF South Texas. The
bulk OF tho c.sar iobaccos OF Texas was
grown ilGis year by ffim who have had prac-
acally no wxpsrienee In tobacco raising, but
wlEhlng 10 engage Ia crops more remuner-
atlve than that Of sottcn. and deslve to
dfyerskly, they have daaAted from one hair
10 Eve acres. and having carried the crop
up TO the SWEATING precsgs they are ut
sssDdstili for want OF means 10 proceed
wllh, or knowledge OF curing. sweating
and preparing for TIE market. They ara
Just where II requires expersWncs, aud
where In fact the expert tobacco grower
services are nessed II IL lard 10 deEer-
ueday OF the Cigar tcbaico varieties un-
ewesled and from s,poh information az
am able 10 obtain, probably 1900 pounds
would I.c ne iar from correct. ThEae small
farmers are ssking FOR a market for this
crop al ting time a its present state. TX
will REQUIRE some months and muc1 rep
asati5n before ii can be offered 10 the man
ufzc.tye,-. The natprdy OF these far uera
can not yJocfSd With second Msp uni;I
the present one Is dsposed of for the r.$-
20 thai thsy nead tho aAcsssary nneAnss
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A HoLD-up Ar nINGGoLp.
The Rock Island Train Taken Pos
session OF by Three women.
uou,fa rroaa- spl,,tnrs iaT't

The Rock Island Trnin Taken Pos
session OF by Three women.
Bowie Cross Tmbers
For an engineer TO be ordered away from
his post OF duty and his engine taken pos
session OF and run by woman was an
unheard-of occurrence, even In Texas, until
q few days ago.
Such an occurrence took place ut Ring
gold on Friday the "a inst The Chicago.
Rock Island and Texas northbound was ss-
lected for the work This train reached
Ringgold ON Its regular schedule Time
about | p. m The engineer stopped his
engine at the usual pace, He had har:ly
taken his hand on the lever before he Was
eonfrontcd BY three young women who.
uIkn0wnt?) TO him had gotten on his en-
CINE One Of these women, who seemed
to be lsader. promptly ordered the en-
ginasr 10 step aside. There was determi-
nation in her voice. and hs did as he was
commanded
The leader then stepped forward. ana
while her companions kept heir eyes on
tine engineer and train men. she opened the
throttle and started the engine toward
Red River, starting ont at and maintaining
a RAPID pace. She drew aha engine up at
the watering tank at no river. toon on
water and started on " the road toward
Ryan. This town was whistied and passed.
Rlish Springs was the next town beyond.
ana toward ahis the woman raced her en- :
CINE with seemingly greater speed than She
had before brought Out.
Arnving at Rush SPRINGS the two com.
paui0ns took that eyes OF the engineer
and fireman. the leader Of the trio stopped
ths engins ana watysd ~ snEtnees v bis
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Gone TO Jsi Pa.o.

Mr.. II. l. Van Week. who for long time
past has boon officiating as assistant passen-
ger and ticket agent Of the Sunset at San
Antonio. has been transferred TO III Paso.
where he will assist Mr.. 4, t. Hunt. the
commercial agent OF the Southern Pacific at
TINT point. Mr.. Van Week is esteemed by the
whole travelling public as one Of the most
courteous and painstaking officials that eyei
checked u Ticket for u passenger IN the Alamo
city. and his legion OF friends viii be pleased
to know that his change to III Paso is IN the
direct line OF promotion. He passed thruliRn
Houston last night, en- route 10 his new fed
OF duty, and Il goes without saving that the
gcntlcmanly characteristics which made him
such fayorito IN San Antonio VIII make him
equally popular IN I'll paBU.
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The railroad clerks OF the Houston and
TEXAS Central VIII be treated TO m lat home"
by Rate Clerk Lubbock tonight u Will be q
pleasant as well as pfotractod affair.
General Agent Muslck Of the International
and Great Northern is In the city aud 10 re-.
ceiving congratulations on all sides upon his
promotion mentioned in yesterdays Post.
The International railway, now within
rapidly pusbed 70 completion, and its progress
Is only retarded by the difficulty Ia securing
labor.
Work was In fun blast all day yesterday in
furthortng the ronoyationR OF the Grand Cen
trii depot IA This city. 1t Is time to push
them, II the heating apparatus aud other in,
proyements would be completed bvfore the
winter Is over.
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end besides. d b1ore sts<sa, ~ expsrs
tuo&cco man II i1eexlGd ~ q ~ n4Se9
comrNny thot11d " orGanl6od - npus.
wn - take their tokncpe - ~ cSoSsat
con1tson from re sroweas and pt1pe a :
csfry q thsopxh ehe nccessaf$ rEUcels3s IA
make y mArketAble f5r olexf %. 1ltbSs
Warehouses urc q ndtxeatty 20 1evo1op the
csenr tpbaccu hklustry. and 6nlQ8e xh'5
uAtt OF Il y tAlsens huld q ~ deveiopuout
VIII only be asmited. and II wc realise the
expectations pi~m,isca for this crop IN
south Tcxas the warshunrxs must como ana
now. Thctc Is no use 10 whit. Nlany crow
ers tofay With small crupS VIII plan, 70
more until s1c present ono " sold end hA
ntwsbors will plAsts fsone for the req On
THAI there Is no market. Warehouses; ale
IN an tobacco showing States sind dtsts'c:s.
ton Heights and no dpasbt one could lie had
Tor this use and the owner taking stccK foss
It's valtvc. The lhi,swsated tubaccos can q
purchased for rs TO % cents q pound. ac-
ccrding to the handling tlpry have receiysd,
ana when sweatel and ishgt,v Cor the fncnu-
factuicr elk months or = year hanse Is wor h
from S5 10 so CENTS per pound, 1t Will be
seon that ser warshomre company viii
intake handsome percentage at the above
priccs, while. OF x,sliflSe. some few exccp-
tionai crops MAY 70 at higher prices,
MIR. Milton Whitney, the assistant sec-
.vss ~su'1 wv wa.snS n,s leSs.,.
~ s.,sssr ss,,ss r,s.e,, = ~. INA .aSS ,.s,s
sal, M ,,r,s.S IN, ,sstss Z hs~, -rsJs
- ,srs ,.sasas,, ~. ssss s,s,,, ss,,,sS sss
S.s,, ss",, ~ =, ,sa =, s,v. q
Az, N.nsr, !. 4, ~, ,,,ss,, M ,,,a rs.s y ,ns
gruwcrs oxpcct to ohtaln tho higher priccs
s,ss,,.s,s ~, ,'ss ~ I'M, s",s ~ ,ho n,,lI X
,a,, s,s,,, Il rs,.sS Nv ,e,s Al. ~ viii x,s,
u,c,. ,hs h,,slmsss artsr,ss,s ~ Tn,,si,,n "a
es,c ,,a ina yyns,ss,,,ssss fies,sfin ncinr css,-
tralssv lorat,,5 ana s,.sars.s fms a,,hacco belt
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na.trop,. cri,nlnni business.

BastiDp. Texas, December 1.-THE re-
port OF County Clerk w. iI Jenkins TO the
attorney general for The year beginning on
December /. 1897 and ending on EDvem-
Der 80. 1898. shows the following proceed
iigs had IN the county court OF Bastrop
In criminal cases for said year. Pending
last report ~ Gases; indictments filed, fs:
informations filed (lncludiIg appeals from
justice courts). 50; trials, 81; convictions.
go; aoquittals, /; disrnissais, GO; quashals,
/; appealed 10 Che court OF criminal APP
peais, none; pending. "A; aggregate OF
fines imposed, s779 aggregate OF fIaes col
lected $685. balance OF fines worked out
on roads. hired out. and laid out an !ail
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nailrond Frciaht Accidcni.

freight train accident. attended by trinlng
loss but blocking the track for several hours
occurred on the Southern paclnc road near
HARDWOOD at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. The mishap was caused by a sharp
flangc on the wheel of freight truck hitting
a frog or junction OF the rails. and resulted
The cars thus dcrailed contained champagne
and other liquors known az "cnso goods, y d
large portion OF which Was scattered for quite
distance along the line. Tho accident pre-
vented the southern Pacific PASSENGER train
from Sau Antonio. due TO arrive In Houston
yesterday morning at 3 o'clock from reach
Ing this city for seven hours aftor schedule
MI
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THE HOTELS.
Rates $3.50 and $500 per day,
~. JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.
|, 4 Bitsood. New Orleans; Ed stedman

n q, Btsood. New Orleans; Ed stedman.
Beaumont: j. Donaldson, Jr.. New Or
-; r. P. Clark. G. N. Bryan, Jr.,. Gal
upn; ". w. Wilson. Beaumont; w. H..
III 81. Louis; e. B. Cunningham, Sugar
bsslelton, Waco; A. X. Hawkes.. Miss
uiH, Atlanta, Ga; Geo. Adams and fam
chi, Texas; j. A. Whitleman. Atlanta.
k;P, H. Leake, New Orleans; w. Hugh
iii, Dallas; Hugh l.. McEldury, Alabama:
kf Rose, Galveston; W. s. Brooks, Wharf
NH Muldrow and wife,. Nayasota; Nat
lMy, Cincinnati; W. G.. Huyck, Des
Ase, Iowa; A. WEIGH. Pittsburg; r. H.
m; W. T. Musick, Palestine: +. Farms
IA cuero; Mist G. G. Gregory, Galveston:
\. cpunelley. Fly; A. Branshaw. Dallas:
h 0yerman. y Wichita; Jack Horne, st.
nj; Mrs. B. ]. Parker. Galveston: d. II.
snes Texas; II. II. Avery. St. Louis; Joe
llmsson. Sam Harlan. Austin: Walton
Ienhher, Huntsville.
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wreck ON the q. A. ana A. +.

la Granae Texas, Deafmber BAN ex.
ira freight tnain going south was wrecked
at West Point last evening at O'Clock.
There Is small hill before reaching West
Point and In going up this incline the train
sspafased Waldo the main part OF thu
train stopped for the Sam Anpvnio and
Aransas Pass railway crossing the remain
tpx cars that had been detached colltded
with the train. MASKING up three loaded
cara Ono Hat car was loaIed with cotton /,
The grade at this place has been the cause
OF sayerai accidents OF Il finsilar nature.
The line was quickly cleared and all crains
run on regular time.
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IN y THE OPPORTUNITY

y VISIT the Old Home.
~ = uae holidays the Missouri.
~ Texas railway VIII sell round
n u = points in the Southeast on
y snd u, good for thirty days
sss PARTICULARS call on the near
- Aansas and Texas ticket
n $3.50 w. q. Crush.
lSuH skef and Ticket Agent OF The
W sas and Texas Railway.
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| NdttS, S3.Vu usl dHy.
B. Golden, Beardstown, ILL.,; w. l.. John
Mithville; Geo. Gudgeon, st. Louis; II.
ocibaley. Dallas; G. w. Rlddick. Sartar-
4 R. Daniel. Richmond: G. e. Hughes,
M u. Batchelder. Galveston; A. Q.
rtr. Huntsville; j. M. Gates. New York;
lsh Drennan. New Orleans: w. w. Adicks.
aNille; W. d. Fielding. city; X. II. Dow
Texas; g. H. Northington. Wharton
my; W 5. Hunt. John Mcclellan, city,
Norris, San Antonio: w. T. Magee.
Ilsei Switch, Texas; Sid j. Winston. Rich
washington, Tenn; Mrs. Il. j. Zellner.
" Bayou, Texas; w. r, p. Thompson.
snyille; 7. w. Stone. Sealy; Pat Lillard.
lsfds. No.. l.. b. McEwen, Lecompte;
M Hillerman, Cincinnati; G.. M. McDon-
Ennis; 5. A. Allison. Bedias; CHI. MUIR
austin; =. 7. Ferguson. Dallas; Charles
nossM. st. Louis; Gus Aarons, New Or
n 7. Evans, Kansas City; II. t.
= Fort Arthur; J. p. Graham Beaumont.
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Taylor Topics.

Taylor. Texas. Deccmbcr 1.-THE COM
mittes selected by the citizens 70 inspex
completed and Is first ciass and sstisfsc-
tory and request All Subscribers TO bonus
offered for their location here TO pay serne.
Mrs Eubank, an old cltlycn Of Taylor,
was buried yesterday.
mrs. ]. Y, EarlIhman died yesterday and
will be buried todas.
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wIRsT-cLAsa

~ novnrnan, Waco; A. A. Bonsach.
IN eo W. Womack, Gaincsyllia; l..
n Miss NJ. A. Robertson, Austin,
-; F''s al. A, Robertson etaom hemhm
1 I'M. ~ Miller. Lake Charles; Il. A.
lHsrs, Lou Power, Edna; p. A. Valley.
81 M, \ IL. Patterson. Houston !;
q var,tns q a Galveston; Wallace Munro,
b R% scnnss Co.; G, w. Cohen New Orleans I;
IEE Essu bd Detroit. Mich; H, Wolf. New
lntonic. rr9rKer. Chicago; A. d. Nash,
\ ffessss "a. =. Luckett, Pittsburg: f.
81 Ssnstzar. Mobile, Ala: s. Samieis'
Hslmi,h JEustice and wife. Galena, III. /;
4 knisor p. Louis. Mo-; II. Loomas ard
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1870 burned by Inccniiary.
70; Texas. December IT, - The
Is y = NJ lawson of Tuqua with
|k1 Y vas DESTROYED by fire. A jury
" 5ssn - found that II was of incen-
IA out has not located the re-
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Asps 10 THE OLD STATES

\. Kansas and Texas Rail-
8 The holidays 81 I'd trip tick
sosd on Decel n 20 and Il.
days from date OF sale for
PARTICULARS cali on the near
-. ~nsas and Texas ticket
l1ss w. q. Crush.
~ ~ and Ticket Agent .; the
49, and Texas RAAlWay.
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rnxAs. AsD rAo.Elc HArns.

The Cousmlssfon lice PrcmulRwteA
Them tncouditiWnalIy.
Austin. Texas. Dccemeer Is.-AThe following
was issned from tho railroad ccmmssion's
Office yesterday evening:
This application. No. 1885, by the Texas and
racinc Railway cofnpdny, to apply the rates
named below. Is placed on filc Ia tnis ofhco a.
the rates ndopted BY said railway company on
the oommOdttics therein named, aud Will be
by this commission 50 treated. from and after
this date. as II they had been IN force prior
70 August 10. 1894. but this Is done with
the distinct understandable that tho rates 50
fecogniIed shall be considered as the rates OF
said railway company. and not OF this co0s-
m'ssion, Tho commission hereby distinctly
states that viii not recognize ~ iss own xay
rates other than those now restrained by the
Injunction by the Circuit. court OF tho United
States for the Western district OF Texas. OF
such as may be hereafter promulgated by this
commission.
John H. Reagan. Chairman.
l.. j. Storey.
Attest: Commissioners.
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Mexican International shops.

Eagle Pass, Texas. December 1.-THE large
stone building TO be occupied by tho maehine
shops OF the Mexican International rnilroad
TX nearing completion. ID Will be tho most
substantial building OF the kind IN Mexico.
ana the people OF Porhrlo piaz regard IL ns
evidence thai the shops and head offices OF the
rCal are q fixture.
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Holland. Texas. December IS.-City Mar.
shsi Psnnangtoas en-. hay. 8 years old,
had both Legs cut * today by AktemptinG
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lI0L HOTEL
rk A. Hervey.
y. Manager.
IMr rooms, with
nh baths. sup
Nth pure ar
water from
sya veil, large
rooms, with
~ most con-
IM acconiruo-
~ LOT COM
u mtn. Pa,,
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w. T. and ]. T.
Boyle reassume the
management Of the
Hutchins House. tho
old established no.
tel. Everything Will
be found In first
class condition. All
We ask ls q trial.
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y. y. Aftnurs SocTctary.
1. Rough logs, carioads, minimum weight
$1,000 pounds. Rates In cents per 100 pounds:
90 miles aud over 10 miles. ............ 81
50 miles and over 90 miles. ..........
,Se miles and over 50 miles ......"..... ~
lsV miles ans over rs miles. ............ Ga
Over 100 miles. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1915
? Packing h.use products, carloads. be-
cents por 100 pounds. Fifth class dircrentiais
TO be added In differential territory. Calves
s ssss 1a rates cents nEnsr than aoas,Sn Fh
3 Brick. carloads. minimum weight $4,000
From Benno,ts switch and rhurber Junction
to stations on The TEXAS AND Paeic sl railway IL
pounds
santo. Gordon junction, Gordon. strawn,
Canyon, Tfin. Ranger. Durock, East
land. Lem. Red Gap, Cisco. (. ....s.... 2-S
Delmar Putnam. vigc. Baird, Clyde,
Teto. Merkci, Trent sweetwater. Ross
coe. Lorraine. Colorado. (. ....s........,. la
Wssthrook. latan. Signal Mountain. Big
Morta. Stanton, Germania. Midland So. a IA
Warheld. Odessa. Douro. Metz, Sand
HIS, Monohans. Aroya, Pyote. Quito.
Hermosa, Toyah OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gomez 10 Bl paso. inclusive. ...... .,...ib 81.
hPooE ro MeS Wos and hsao Ara sa
ton. Grand Prpirie ACKNOWLEDGMENT "a
Eagle Ford, Dallas ...9....4....,.....s..S 20
Mesquite Forney, Lawrence. Terrell. ~. 4 i-2
Elmo. Wills Point. Edgewood. Stevenson,
Grand Saline. Mineola .....s.........
view. Marshall. HaliviIIes.. ) Ia
Jefferson, Lodi. Kildare, Mvns. Atlanta,
Queen City. Sprnedaie. Sulphur, n. c.
Junction. TeNarkana ......s....., s.s.s.. Z Ia
gyie, Denton, Aubrey. tiiot FONT. 3 2-s
Tioga, Collinsville. Wbitesboro .........
Southmayd. Sherman, Chootaw. BELLS
Savoy Bonham. Dodds. Honey Grove q A H.
Petty, Brookston, Paris. blossom. De-
.troit, Bngwells, Clarksville. .s..,.......5
From Bennetts Switch and T,hurber juno
ton to Ennis (yia Texas Midlhnd)- -
From Benefits Switch and rhurber Junction
to points on the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas
railway CT Texas. as follows!
TO Hillsboro and Gainesville. Il. ........., l-2
To Waxahachie, Italy. Milford, Fisher
Garland, Rowlett, Ranwater. Cheisa
Harry. Rockwell. Tate. Royse, Caddo
Mills. Greenvilie Observation-Disclosures
:. Lump coai, carloads, minimum weight
10000 pounds, between points on the Texas
Il Pacific railway In
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1. Rough logs, carioads, minimum weight
S0.o00 pounds. Rates IN cents per 100 pounds:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-10-06
Public Land Sale.

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to in
structions from the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office. under authority vested
in him by section 2455, u. s. r. s.. as amended
by the act of Congress approved February %,
1895, we will proceed to offer at public sale,
on the IL day OF November, 1898. at 10 O'Clock
a. m. at the Land Office at Waterfowl, s.
OAK, the following tract OF to-wit: Lot
4,Sec. II, Township 122 north Range IS west 5th
p. M, containing Al 66-lW tbs acres, more or
less, according to the government survey.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are advised to file their
claims in this Office on or before the day and
hour above designated for the commencement
of said sale otherwise their rights will be
forfeited.
September II, 1893.
George w. Case, II. A, Babcoek.
Receiver. ReS;star
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Chattel Mortgage Sale

Chattsl Mortgage Sale.
Name of mortgagor, III. J. Skolba.
Name of mortgage, Dan knight.
owner OF mortgage, A. M. Knight.
Date OF mortgage, October 10th, 1905.
Date OF fling in Day county. South Dakota.
October 30, 1895 at l 80 o'clock D. m.
Sum secured by said mortgage, $50.
Sum claimed to be due on said mortgage.
1921. o5.
Msrtgaged property one black mare. Q yesrs
old weight 1000 lbs. branded. DIX on left
sheulder named Best; one bay gelding, white
stripe in face. weight about HOO lbs. snIlad
Clyde; one bay gelding. white spot in face.
branded DIX on the neck weight 1000 lbs: one
set OF double work harness, bought this day OF
Dan knight.
Default has bsen made in the conditions in
said mortgage contained. Said dcfauIt cor.
sists IN mortgage being long past due and no
payment having been made.
Said mortgage will be forcclosed by a sale Of
the above described property at public auc.
ton. on Saturday. October Is. 1898. at O'Clock
y. m, at the front door of the court house in
the city OF Webster, Day county, South Dako.
ia, and the proceeds of such sale applied To
tho payment of said debt, after paving the
costs and expenses of this foreclosure inclnd.
ing attorney fees as allowed by avn.
Dated. Oct. 5th, 1898.
A. M. knight
Dan Knight, Owner OF Mortg.o.
Agent.