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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-11

The Southwestern Traffic bureau has Is
sued a circular announcing that effective
March Il, the through rates from Texas
POINTS to New York via gulf routes will not
be higher than a combination OF locals
through Galveston. Houston or Beaumont.
Texas. in connection with either the Nal
lory or the Morgan steamship lines. and
not to exceed the seaboard territory south
bound rate. The notice is in effect max
ing the southbound rates the maximum.
The rate on eggs has heen reduced Eff
fective March Is. from Texas common
points to st, Louis the carload rate viii
be Is cents. a reduction Of cents, and the
less than carload rate Will be 30 cents. a
reduction OF cents.
Effective March a. to establish same
rates on cattle from Shepherd, Texas, as
apply from Houston. Texas.
Effective March IA. rates established on
horses will be applied TO shipments on
horses mules and COW ponies far herding
purposes when shipped separately from
stock cattle; subject to revision by agent
at destination to the basis of $40 per car
higher than stock cattle rates upon pre-
sentation Of evidence that stocd cattle
moved to the same destination
Effective March 49, the basis of rates on
traffic from defined territories TO points
in Texas in connection with the Detroit and
Lima Northern railway and Car Ferry line
via Milwaukee, Wis, will be the local
rates from receiving tracks or stations on
lines which are members OF the South
western freight bureau.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the TremontE.W Gould, New York,
r. S. Williams. Cincinnati w J. cossius,
New York. ". Thatcher Smith, Chicago
A. Lonsdale. New York; +. Il. Work, ST.
Louis; r. Hufsmiih. Palestine; w. +. Lind
say, ST. Louis; l.. G. Fisher, city; Harry q.
Burch. New York; william VI. Wright.
Pittsburg; III. n. Finch. st, Louis; =. |.
Ferris, Atlanta; James Herman and wife
San Francisco; John p. waiter. San An-
tonic: Charles s. Davis. Rochester, n. f.i
A. J. Ward, Huntsville; j. II. Lynn and
wife, Coleman; l.. T. Sloan. Pine Valley
G. L. Russ. Rochester; J. II. Knostr New
Orleans: G. a. Kaft. r. L. Corey. Hous-
ton; j, l.. White, Philadelphia Robert
Kenney chapman. Kan; John y. Duslea,
New York: D. G.. Smith. Kansas; Mrs Jas.
Roberts. buffalo: A. II. Pierce, W. N.
Keykenlall. Pierce. j. j. Ansen, Jansen,
Neh. T. j. Watson, Toledo; J. r.. Myers,
fioltston; r. II. Hawley. ST.. Louis; John
Grant and wife. Shermsn: H. NJ. MINER
Waco; George q, Coirncs. Arlmore. ]. Z.
J, +. Mccannon. Fermersyille; a. L. May,
Cincinnati; John +, Charles. Webster, Mo-;
W. r. Garrison. New York: Mrs. l.. r.
West, Wanfola. Wis; ] w Given. Dallas,
r. II. Smith. New Ycrk; ]. A. Bel. Lake
Charles; r. Cooke. Houston: g. A. Broley
ard wife. Kansas City; X. A. Greer and
Wife, Beaumont NJ. 7. Gcorcil aud VIE.
Shreveport; u. Duden. New York; J. NJ.
Mcclure and laughter, Beaumont,
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Losansporf Locals.

Logansport. La, March a.--Mr. Charles
NJ. ogieaby Of the Chicago, C. aud L. com
pany was stricken with Appendicitis sun
day evening He was taken TO the hospital
az Shreveport this morning, where an OPP
GRAFTON was performed. DR.. Perkins, wno
accompanied him, telephoned late this
evening that the patient stood the opera
ton spIendidly and SO far Is doing we'll
The city authorities will soon begin the
sanitary work AID expect 10 have the town
In Grst-class condition before the heated
term arrives,
made. Most of the principal streets have
been graded and yapor gas street lamps
placed on the corners.
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DEATH or mrs. !. g. LEVY.

Jewish circles are greatly bereaved by
the death of Mrs. /. c. Levy, aged rs, a
beloved mother in Israel, who died at 5
o'clock today. She had been resident here
about forty years.
Deceased was the widow OF I. c. Levy,
prominently identified for many years
with the business interests of Galveston,
who died in 1883. She was the mother o.
Mrs. Jennie Lovenberg, wife of !. Loyen-
berg; Mrs. Mollie Cohen, wife of Rev
Henry Cohen, rabbi at Temple Bna
Israel Mr. Max Levy and Mr.. Adolph
Samuels.
Mrs. Levy belonged TO numerous oharlt
able institutions. was skllful and faith
fui nurse during the yellow fever epdcmics
Two decades ago. and was dearly beloved
by large circle OF friends among Jews
and Gertiles alike
The funeral will be hold tomorrow at 3
D. m. from the late residence 25o3 sealg
avenue.
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Az tn a PILOT nj sabine Pass.

To the Editor OF The Post.
Sabine Pass. Texas, March SIN your
Issue OF March your Beaumont CORE
spondent makes It appear that the steam
ship Leonora sailed from this port without
the assistance Of pilot. The fact is the
captain declined TO cast loose his lines
until pilot was aboard and after crossing
the outer bar under the guidance OF Pilot
Peter Brandt was so wen pleased at The
easy manner In which his vessel was taken
out that he presented the pilot. Mr. Brandt,
with s25 extra rs q mark OF appreciation
If you will kindly make the above correc-
lion you VIII oblige. Respectfully,
Richard Carey
Secretary and Treasurer Pilot Board. sa-
bine Pass.
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rha Lnnc stnr,r Iniunc.ion.

General Solicitor Hagerman of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas passed through
Houston last night from Galveston 10 New
Orleans. where he viii argue the appeal
in the Lore Star injunction case which
is to be heard in the United States su-
preine court March 10. He will he Joined
by Judge Terry OF the Santa Fe. Judge
Steadnan of the International and Great
Northern and Judge Miller OF the MIS-
souri,. Kansas and Texas of Texas The
attorneys have been in Galveston for sew
eral days working on their brief. making
about 100 pages. which is now ready to be
presented TO the court.
Judge Haaerman was seen by reporter
for The Post last night. but he declined 10
say anything about the case OTHER than
to make public what had already transmit
ed The appeal was probably one OF the
quickest on record, No trouble was en-
countered in secdrine a day for ~ hear
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Route Agent Russ OF the American Ex-
press company was here from Palestine
yesterday.
j. A. Murray general storekeeper of
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, spent yes
tenday In the city.
The Girl From Paris" company will
leave over the Galveston, Houston and
Henderson this morning for Galveston.
d. II. Martin, division superintendent
of the Pullman Palace Car company. was
here yesterday en- route from Mexico to
St Louis.
Captain George A. Quinlan, vice prcsl-
dent and general manager Of the Hogstoa
and Texas Central, has returned from
North Texas.
NJ L. Scoyill assistant general freight
agent of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf, accompanied by his wife passed
through the city last night from Galveston
TO Shreveport.
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The employees OF the Houston and Texas
central general offices look forward with
much eagerness every thirty days to the
monthly weather report issued by Major
cave, treasurer Of the road. The major
Demonstrations for February came out
with only one or two Inaccuracies, and so
Tar for the month OF March the wind. rain
and sunshine has come at intervals and ms
\ was laid down In the forecast issued by
inc major the last day OF February Fos-
Ter pronhesies are not taken into consid-
GRAFTON BY the Houston and Texas Central
People when the major makes public his
prognostications
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EIRsT-CLsSs.

D. Eadrich, Navasota: VIM. Salz-
New York; j /, Swan. st. Louis. Mo. :
Cochran, st, Louis, Mo-; n. d. kigef,
brk; Kassoth Marx, VIM. Blaisdell and
ffw York John W. Keller, Kentucky:
Kiisay. Carrie Bebr, s. w. Helliard.
EClelland, S. James Springer. Harry
pm and wife, VIM. Clark, II. c..
ing and wife. A. NJ. Langstaffe and
James C. Marlowe. VIM. Warrington.
be Huntley, "A Girl From Paris Co. !;
Ivy and wife. New Orleans. La: Kath-
ugett Maude Elliott, Blanch CARING,
From Paris Co.; Charles l.. Young.
|prk; l.. Hoffman. Dayton, OHIO, w. II.
Pnd wife, Deepwater; w. G. Lee. Peo-
\; II, A. Cowan, Boston; j. B. Klein.
Puis Mo-. +. l.. Jaccard, st. Louis,
a.. Orr Neal, Philadelphia; p. S. Fer
flants, Ga: o. Praskauer, st. Louis.
|ohn n. Hill. st. Louis, Mo-; Mrs. NJ.
Fey, smithyille, Texas; p. A. Vahe,,
ptonio.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Police viii Make No More State Ar
rests at Night.
PORT ARTHUR CHANNEL lNJuNcTlo
Motion TO Dissolve Filed In the,
Court Of Appeals Death of
Mrs. l, G. levy.

Galveston. Texas, Match 10. NJ noeat4
rests. on State charges, win be made BY
the police at night, unless tho policeman
making the arrest is in Il position to MAKE
oath to the charge on which the person.
arrested Is 10 be held awaiting trial. This
order was madc by chief or Police Jones
this morning ard is the result OF large
amount Of confusion which has resulted
under the system OF mailing arrests now
peals held that police clerks We're not cm
powered to administer oaths to afiidavits
charging iniIactious OF the state penal
code, 1t has been the custom OF tho police
department, in State cases, TO make ar
rests on unsworn afiidavits, having tha'
afiidavits sworn to the following morning
by the persons demanding 10 arrest anu
making the affidavit. In some cass these
persons, follow up their charge and swear
To their aiiidayits the Nllowing morning,
but hi many cases they do not. This is
particularly true In family and neighbor-
hood qnarrels. AT night the complaining
witness cries out loudly for the arrest or
the offender. Before morning comes thsir
anger cools and they simply decline 10
make oath to the anidayit or else fail TO
show up in court nj ALL As result the
case has TO be dropped from the docket
and the policeman who made the arrest
on the affidavit which WAS not sworn 10
finds himself liable for damages on his OIL
cial bond. This thing has become OF 40
frequent occurrence that the chief has or
dered that no more arrests be made al
night unless the policeman shall he cam
petent on Information received or other
ism to ~ tia.a al ole flt.fx
Justices of the peace are empowered To
administer these oaths and access TO them
for this purpose can not be had at night.
The orders issued by the chief are COM
prehensiye and leave the Officers power TO
act with due discretion In important cases
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The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe has
published the following rates TO Houston,
March RI, for the deep water and st, apt
rick's day celebrations;
,c,eburne Sc. 40. Marvel $3.50. Arcola si.s6.
NIKE sl.35. Thompson si.S5, Richmond
sl.s5, Rosenberg $l45, Orchard sl,so. Wal,
lis si.sO. sealy sl.95. Bellville g ~ Ken
new s.. so, BRENNAN $500, Gay Hi 49, SOM
eryiile So, Clay So. Allenfarm ss.1S. Naya-
sofa 1895. Marlborough sS,ss, fianierss,.i :
$3.50. Robin 81, K!lleen $3.50, copperas
Cove $50. Kempner $500, Lampasss se.io.
Lometa ss'45. Goldthwaite $3.50, Montson-
erd sf.l5. conroe s465, Springer SOW. ~
ons So, Caldwell 1910. Yellow Prairie 800
Miiano $3.50, Cameron 81, Buckhoits s4.Sp,
Rogers $50, Heidenhelmer si,Is' isinp's
S.. Bolton IS. 10. Nolanyilie s1.so.
Tho Houston East and West Texas mas
made rate OF one fare for the round IT'D
from all points on its line.
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The Cnne ncIt nniIroad.

To the Editor OF Inc fost.
Eagle Lake, Texas. March Sci beg to
call your attention to an item published In
your Issue OF March . under Austin head
ing relative to the Cane Belt railroad char
ter. Your item advises the public that the
charter of the Cane Belt RAILROAD provides
for the construction OF a line OF railroad
from Columbus, Texas, to Bonus. Texas. q
distance Of about fifteen miles. This was
an error The charter provides for the
construction OF line Of railroad from Eagle
Lake, Colorado county, Texas. to Bonus.
Wharton county, Texas. a distance OF about
fifteen miles; general offices IN EaEie
Lake. Texas. President. William Duno-
want, Houston; vice president and general
manager, w T. Eldridge. Eagle Lake;
secretary and treasurer. Thomas f. Boui-
den. Eagle Lake, Texas. Yourstruly.
w. T. Eldridge.
vice President and General Manager Cane
Telt Railroad Company.
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Ahead az 4 minstrel snow,

y Texas line which is rather liberal in
giving permits TO the clergy, whsn actively
engaged in ministerial work recently
found that one OF their issue for 1898 hiss
gone astray. The permit had been given
We're the very best. but Instead OF remain.
ing with his church, he started out as adj :
vance agent for d niger minstrel show,
and secured tickets al half rate. The
natter was laid before the officials az the
road and tho permit was promptly revoked.
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REiuN1NT BUDGET.
Collector Lee Looking for Site for
His pInnt.


His Plant.
Beaumont Texas March 10.---Messrs. NJ.
Kicker ard c. p. Brotnaber Waterloo.
Iowa capitalists, today made Messrs. A. b..
Scale and George W smythe an offer or
5000 for vacant G0-toot lot "a Crockett
! street. II is said The offer VIII b. accepted.
and II II is the purchasers Will Immediately
cover the property with a handsome two
story brick the lower floor OF which viii
be occupied by a bank.
Mr. Lee. recently appointed collector OF
the port Of Galveston, spent to-day here.
Mr. Lee is president OF The international
Contracting and creoaotlng company Of
Galveston aud contempiates the removal OF
his plant from Galveston 10 Beaumont.
few weeks ago sir. Lee announced that the
removal would take place provided citizens
would contribute $4,000 toward purehasing
a site, or rather purchase $1,000 worth OF
the company stock, the money to be applied
to the purchase OF site. The proposition
vas accepted and Mr.. Leo spent today IN
looking over favorable locations. but has
not rs yat made selection, but IL IL ru-
nored he VIII select tho present site OF the
Long Manufacturing company mill. pro-
yided Mr. George Smythe, the purchaser.
decides TO move the mill away.
The Post correspondent met Mr. Lee to-
night and asked when the appointment of q
collector for the sub port OF Sabine Pass
oonid be expected, and he replied that he
had not yet given the various applications
consideration. He expressed the opinion
that il would be some i.xee before the ap-
pointment would be made, but said he could
talk more definitely after he qualified az
collector for the port OF Galveston.
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STREET CAR OPERATIONS.

Major R. b. Baer Of Houston, receiver
of the Galveston City Street Railway COM
pany, today filed his statement OF the OPP
Grafton of the road for tho month of Feb
ruary The expense account is sSd77S9 aud
for maintenance of property S53227s, max
ing the total expenses for The month ag-
gregate St3, s0D.e7. Gross earnings for the
month s15.l3S.s5, net earnings, sl33S Is;
surplus accumulated since road he been
in feceiyer's hands. S2s,570.75.
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MzA5kenSne

is easily received and readily retained by
any stomach. Ii restores aud regulates,
Tfe consepsus OF medical opinion based
uron actual observation and careful exr
periments, shows that Malt Murine pos
sesses intense nourishing strength and
wonderfully assists digestion, and that
q q Invaluable for the strengthening and
nourish,ng OF conyalescents. weak chill
dren. thin blcoded people and dyspePtlcs,
Malt Nutrine Is prepared by the famous
Auheuser Busch Brewing association,
which fact guarantees the purity, ex-
celience and merit claimed for It.
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ser,lcc am mao I,nn.

Sunday the International ard Great
Northern Will have new time card in
effect on the Columbia Tan. which will I'M
urove the service ON that branch OF the
road VERY much. A passenger train will
leave Houston in the afternoon rcnlain
at Columbia over night and return TO
Houston The following dav, In addition to
that service there viii be a mixed train
leave Houston in the morning and return
in the afternoon.
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nig nnilrond cnntrnct.

Probably the largest contract made IN
this country since 1898 for steam railroad
construction WAS signed by President AL
meric II. Paget of the Chihuahua arid Pa
cite Railroad company with the Nassau
construction company of New York. 1t is
for the construction OF a railroad In Mexico
from the silver mining regions Of Chihua-
hua to the Gulf Of California distance OF
$50 miles Under the terms of tho contract
100 miles are to be completed before No
vember l.
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Rates. $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLoR. Prop.

9. Buhmann. Chicago; Miss Blanche
ST. Louis; W. s. Evans, Maryland;
F. Evans Maryland; D. II. Martyr.
puts; j G. pettus, Victoria; j. II.
L. Davis Stoner. Victoria; F.. S. Bow
Boston; A. W. W. Evans, New Bruins
N. j.; d. r. CLANCY, New York; w.
Inn and wife. Waco; II. IT.. Donohoa,
York; s. 4. Lamb, New York; J +.
on. ST. Louis: +, H. Chapman, Cuero;
Florian, Dallas: II. G.. Donald. Port
J. b. Poole. Galveston. f. NJ. Wise,
Eon; Q. Cain, Houston; A. l.. Smith.
FORK; John r. spamer. New York; C.
rtin. Victoria; T. d. Wood. Victoria;
Wnod. st. Louis; Charles Clarke, CAL
II. P. Clarke, Galveston: +. C. Nc
as, ri Campo; ]. A. Murray. Kansas
y, W. Eynns. Galveston; F. V. Msy-
Francisco John r. Chase and wife.
q, Mass; W. p. II. McFsddin AMI
P,eaumont; MIS-. j.. r. Tarr, Calves
IN Flannelly. ST. Louie; A. q. Ken
|neevllle. Texas: Is w. Westinoreland,
Lake; George II. Law. Cuero; DR., f..
Pw and wife. Cameron. Texas; Tom j.
I u, Louis: S. W. Finley, Dallas; S.
person, Potean, /. 7.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Galveston Publishing company was
held at noon today end the following di-
rcttors elected for the ensuing year. A..
". Fly. Charles l'owlo- Thomas j. Ealin-
ger, G. II. Moore and W. O. Jones.
The directors convened immediately and
elected A. w Fly president and Charles
Fowler vice president
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BouGHT JASPER SOUTHERN GRADE
Work VIII soon begin on Extension
of I<uySep.

Kirbyville, Texas, March 9.--The Gulf.
Beaumont and Kansas City special train
arrived at this place at 1850 o'clock today
The personnel of the party was rs follows.
John H. Kirby of Houston Mark and Will
lam Wiess of Beaumont, Mr.. Broad Eorten-
berry of Silsbee and Captain Il, /. Kelle of
Jasper. Captain kellie informed The Post
correspondent that the Kaysee people had
bought the Jasper Southern railroad grade
and would begin work on the extension OF
the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City to
Jasper Immediately. Hon. John II. Kirby
returned to Beaumont this afternoon.
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Esaminations Cor rotal pisnhiIIlies.

w. G. Lee first vice grand master NJ
the Brotherhood OF Railway Tra!nmen. ar
rived last night from Ennis. Texas. and
viii be at the capitol hotel TODAY to en-
anime several claims for total disability.
One of the claims comes from Yoakun.
Texas. After completing the work here.
Mr. Lee will leave over the international
and Great Northern for little Rork. Ark.
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Special Lumber Rntc.

The railroad commission has approved
the application of the Texas and New
Orleans for the adoption of rate of l6
cents per hundred pounds on pine lumber
and articles taking tho lumber rate from
al, mills located on the Texas and New Or
leans and the Sabine and East Texas, to
Beaseley, a station on the New York Texas
and Mexican. located eight miles west OF
Rosenberg. The order Is directive March IA
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poRr ARTHuR CHANNEL.

A petition was filed in the court of cfsi,
appeals today TO dissolve the injunction
recently granted Charles I. crary against
the Port Arthur Channel and Dock com i
pany. Former State Senator Greer Of
Beaumont. counsel for the defendant com
pany, hled the petition. which was set
down for hearing and argument On next
Tuesday. the nth instant.
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THE HuTcHINs
b. @. WARD,
Proprietor.

ff quarters.
nNyhom. Sandy Point; N. V. Dead
as 'a T =, l.. Lappington. city; j..
c, D1,ias; WIN. II. Grimke, "Girl from
m; Theo. Nash. Galveston; NJ. Is.
l,,i rrlneeyiile, M; John w. odelI. a.
,'"rl' CITY; IL. Gum. Alya Craig. Can
r,,,,. brown, Captain Frank G. TAYLOR,
nrn ~ J. NJ. Blair, city; ". j,
p prs, Dallas Q. II coffield, Roo, bile;
i'ig y Mgdesto. M; Ed Morgan CHI
Pm, Johnson. Simonton. II. A. Det-
Pnssaelphini J, A. Roosevelt. New Or
bey ,0oef, lkuehner, La Porte: G. w.
'hn. H.: L, L. Parker. Dallas: ~ r
81 Louis VIM. Lasler' u ".
~ siattery, city: Mrs. W. q.
~, =, h Hauke. ID I-rilliain,l Waco n.
ME-, - Louis; Sol Brombere, CAL
smith, Miss Knox, New YORK.
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bridge workbench kliird,

joaquin. Texas. March 9-Eliiah Wild
don, working on bridge gang No. Of the
Houston East and West Texas railway. was
Instantly killed by piling falling on him
while working on the west end OF the
trestIe across Sabine river today.
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Found Dead.

Denison, Texas. March ga. Mccune.
contractor Of buildings. was found dead In
bed at d hotel this noon Deceased was :
Confederate veteran and served with Lee
IN Virginia. He came here from Southern
Texas.
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William Dnherty, travelling passenger
agent for the houston Eds, and Wet
Texas is arranging plan whereby a spcn-
sor for tho road may be selected. The
person to occuay this position VIII be some
young lady living along the routa. and as
sponsor her photograph will adorn the
covers OF the East and Vests folders.
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The election OF directors Of the Mssou.'
Pacific and the Iron Mountain heso -
ST. Louis Monday. resulted as follows;
FOR the Missouri Pscifio--fleorge =
Gould. Russell Sage, Edwin Gould LOUIS
Fitzgerald, John p. Mum. John 9. Moore
Howard Gould, Samuel Sloan. Thomas y.
Eckert. y. ID Parnly, s. n, II. Clark ~
X. Ferguson. C. c. Warner.
Russela sage. 6. W. @. Lowrie. john T.
Terry. Henry Whelen. A L. HOPKINS, QUA.
can b. ParmIy. r. N, Galway. Howard
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loud. Frank Jay Could. Il. 4 Lakeland.
", =, warner. D. II, Ferguson
-, ne directors will meet In New York on
wseIdnesday, March i6 for the election Of
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IF THE nABY Is CUTTING rEETH

be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrnp.
fer chiidrea ;eething- II soothes the child
soffens the gums. alIays all pain. cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoes-
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!. :, a confcdern.e Monrmcnt.

M0numfnt,
Texas, March s.-The Daugh-
me confederacy, assisted by John
4 camp, United Confederate Vet
save a dinner Monday. which was a
|uu - every respect. Net proceeds $40.
bfsSS.miii DE used to mark the graYts
E-eiales buried In our cemetery.
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TO CURE A COLD Nv ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II It falls to
cure: zoe. The genuine has L. d. q. on
each tablet
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THE HOTELS.
BIZ HOTEL

A. AAS%
kLs..;
], $3.50 to
r day. Six
ant rooms.
9TH. Large
70 o m S.
ly located.
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