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SOME REASONS ASSIGNED
why Judge A. q. BuIIn should ne
Elected.

A reporter Of The Poet met M Eisar
Watkins, ore of iioustOn's attorneys and
Nes discussing with him the interviews re-
ferrlng 10 the election of judge Of the
court OF appeals Tor the First supreme ~ 4.
Jicisl district sent out from Livingston.
Texas and published in the Galveston
News sunday, April y
II Is wsli known that Mr.. Watkins Il a
supporter OF Judge \. g. Bulliti, whose
friends have requested MIN 10 allow the
use OF his name as candidate for tho
democratic noninnticn 10 I'LL The place to
heroine vacant this year by the expiration
nj the term 10 which Judge Pleesants WI .
elected aud to which portion he Is now q
candidate Tor re,elcciiop. and MIR watkins
was aaked why he favored Jti1se l3ulliit
Replying. HI .aid:
III Is we'll known fact that it requires
about eight months, sometimes longer, 10
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VI. IL. AND y. MEETING.
Officers Were Elected Division of
MISREPRESENTATION with EARNINGS,

Officers Were Elected - Division os
MISREPRESENTATION with EnrningS
Dallas, Texas, April 6.-The annual
meeting of the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway company OF Texas was held in the
general Offices of the company at Dallas
today. Colonel John ~ Simpson Of Dallas
vas promoted to second vice president and
General Manager Allen WAS addict to the
list OF directors Officers elected are:
President and chairman OF the board, II.
C.. Rouse. New York first vice president
Colgate Hyatt. New York second vice
president j. n. Simpson, Dallas; third
Niee president, u. Miller. St. Louis, fourth
vice president and gshcrsl manager, A.
a. Allen, Dallas; treasurer U "A. v Tom
lin, Dallas secretary Charles A. Forrest,
Dallas. general counsel. Simon Sterne New
York; general solicitor, James Hagerman,
St Loue: general attorney, Thomas S.
Miller, Dallas,
Tho new directors follow Henry c.
Rouse and Colgate Hyatt, New York; My
ron T. Herrick Cleveland; JNhn n Simp-
non and Il. NJ Rearaon pnlas; j. NJ.
Lindsay Gainesville: II, C. Foster, pcni-
son; o. r. Lyon. Sherman. and A. A, Al
len. Dallas.
In compliance with dcluaud of the rail
road commission of Texas the duties here
toforo done By secretary treasurer were d-
yIiIcd. Charles A. Forrest Of the general
attorneys ofacr was chosen secretary; Mr..
4. V. Tcmlin will continue 30 act as treas
ur,r.
II was not decided whether the kay
nyor" shall be nut into service again
though 1t is expected this will be the case.
The officers of the company lot Tor
Greeuville ut noon, where the annual meet
inc t tbo Shornonn Shreveport and South
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NOV AFTER THE SANTA FE
Eight Kebite Suits Filled BY the AZ.
torney General.
ALLEGED UNI AWFUL RATE CHARGED
What rurports to he the Comn,n,,.
order Is Incorporated In the
states Petition.

Austin, Texas, April Q. The attnrnov
s'"era' To-Day, In the Twenry-sixth dis
trlct court filed eight suits aga,us, Tho
uuii' Colorado and Santa Re Railroad ,o,,,
pans Tor penalties Tor alleged yloInton Of
'ne raiiroad commission law. tn. r.,i,t.s.,
"'iege That In cited Instances the daya,s..,
'p p utu by means OF an unlawful
speeiai rate charge, collect and rece,vc
from inman u Co. for services repaara, a,
transporting cotton from given po,n,s 70
houston less than it did from other nersons
engaged in the cotton business The II.
~, 80 'epa'e is said to have been worked
'liough scheme disclosed in tho followiny
o'uer' which is Incorporated in the statn.s
petition
G-i422
nalVeston, Texas, November /. 1885,
arrangements with Houston cotton men
ioi paymeht of compress charges.
mi. W. W Pope, Auditor, Building.
Dear SIR: Arrangements have been
n,a, , win lnman a. Co., Rallie Bros,
ana W. ID. Cleveland 4 a. ali 80
Houston. whereby their cotton from,
connecting lines in North TEXAS snrh
as the Texas Central, Fort Worth and
no Grande. ETC. may be shipped n,t
INTO Houston, we undertaking to nav the
COMPRISING there on conditions that
me same cotton. or an equal number
OF bales shall be given TO us out OF
houston for shipment via Galveston.
,W'ii you please instruct Mr.. Sanford
now TO handle the compress charge.
Yours, truly.
(Signed.) r. II. Goo,wvp
Assistant General Eroipbi Apan,
The cotton handled in the suits brought
by the attorney general originated al Cisco
and German and was shipped in November
and December, 1896.
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pEcos vALLnY EXTENSION.
Line to He Buit 10 .mnri'i"-snn'"
Ee Buys.

Fort Worth. Texas Aplii 6 r e o.
Faulkner. receiver AMI general manager Of
the Pecos Valley railroad. was here YeS'e'-
day. Tie says the company has decided 70
make the extension from Roswell. n. NJ
through the Panhandle and connect "i'n
The Fort Worth and Denver CitS at AMI,
rlllo that town having agreed to the roap .
rronosition The work of extension WI pc
Gin at once. starting from both Roswell
ard Amarillo.
The Fort Worth and Denver has closed
deal with the Cuff, Colorado aud santa l'9
by which it sells to the latter rola ih"p
nart of It's line lying between Washbuin
and Panhandle clty-atout eighteen miles
The Santa We has also made arrsnseneA'e
with the Denver company for trackaSe
rights from Washburn 10 Amarillo and WIZ
meet the Pecos Valley at the latter place.
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Morgan service viii t,on,,nn.

me buying of four OF the Morgan lines
VESSELS by The government does not force
the line to diminish its service between
New Orleans and New York, and the SAIL
inss VIII be semi-weel,ly as heretofore.
The Morgan company has number OF large
vessels that can be pressed into Immediate
service, accommodating their business from
and to Interior points. which continues to
Keep up well through the Louisiana port IN
spite OF the unsettled state Of attairs.
No notice has been received indicating
reduction in the Mallory lines service.
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EIi.Sr-Ci.:@s.

|ut W THAN, New York; Ben Levy.
|York: W. {. Griffin, Texas; James r.
In, Dallas 7, A. Manning, Dallas Ed
Sells, - Louis. Mo W. a. Jones,
water: Mas Jasper Gibbs, Deer Water;
Turncr Palestine; $. G. Whitaker.
hester. VA l,r II. Il. McClcndon and
|smiihvillo j. t. Iiau6lcy, Houston,
!: II ! kddcr, Texas; G. +. Hicks.
nbus. Texas. $. Tutler. San Antonio:
trry, YGabum, L. w Earnest, San An
Dr.. W H. vasgtaymo. San Antonio;
|. Rlteh. New York; n. Y, Dcttlinger,
n; T. J Nnnu. Texas: y. c, Nichol
Now York w. A. Tulcy. ST. Louis, Mo.
Collins. Weldon, Texas; u. Il. Grave,
artonic 3 Slangle, san Antonio: Il.
!. Mcu,rc0l Misc White. Montreal; ~.
Rlccnor, Washington, ID. c.; w. r.
ltOn, Miss, r.. S. Gacum, Dallas; f.
cE|hane, npllas; r. l.. Lowe, Dallas;
I'D Schiff New York; Edward c Lyon,
Bt0wn. y. J..sJ r. wood. New Or
W. Hugh Hunter, Dallas; j Law
Wood J. n. Thomas, r. l.. Monagan,
3; Mir. a u renking, Kansas City;
y. Finley and wife, Atlanta, Ga. J ".
lerren, st. Louis W, Sid Fish, St
, Mo. II. S. Dewey, New YORK; A. d.
ner. St Louis. Mo: r. l. Booth,
+: g. /. TURNKEY, Cold Springs; ] p.
cid, Baltimore; A. II Near, New Yorle
!, Brazcltnn, Carmona; Louis $. Rel
! New York: VI a. Mcknight llallets-
Mis. A. r. Barclay and two children,
sille
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LITTLE nocK RESULTS.
Sir Dixon Won the Capitol Hotel
stakes Purse.

Little, Rock Ark, Aprjl c~-stantor's
chestnut colt Dcerine. by Sir Dixon out Of
yasaal, won the Capitol Hotel utaiSes. the
fcaturo OF todny's racug The raoe WAS n
falsely ran one. Katie Gibbons was far
nwhy the best fittei thoroughbred in tao race.
ahd with IN even break would have nndsubt-
odly landed the stake Tho trouble be-
gan Immediately after ibe STARTING barrier
was sprung The horses were equally lined
up against the webbing aud the sendoif an
pareDtly was an aynn one. BcfoIf reaching
The tinc'e flag. however considerable jostling
aud crpwdng took place and Kate Gibbons
WIS thrown out 81 her atride. Eleven Slip
per WITS not lnterfered with aud went 50
rapidly 10 the front that at The quarter pole
she led by three ipuaibD, Banish second ahead
IN front " l)e6rlng. who was q half length
Ia advance Of llittek, with Katie Gbhons
n length behind him. DeerinE challenged
Eleven Sllpptr ~ the stretch and the fliy
collapsed. Bhte Gibbons meantime came
with wet sail on the outside Of the field
aud neeFing had 10 drive hard To capture the
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nifiic Hncl. iIlnccs.

Little Rock, Ark, April e.--First race. sir
fnrlonss- -whlrlaway. Minnie Weldon. Lady
Brlttanc. Time LIS.
Four furlongs7 rnlarm. Four Leaf Glover.
oemma. Timc ;5iis.
Five furlonEs Spanish Princess. wolfords
Maohlc, Time I:Dti.
-Four furlongs--Capitol Hotel stakcs--Deor-
ing Katie Gibbons, Eleven slippers. limo
;j0h.
oau mile Paul kanvar Assignee. Banqno
II fimt i:iiia.
Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jane. Tony HONG.
Time rs.
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MR. RiPLisy DENIES.
70 Truth in Reported
Abandonment,

Abandon rtent,
Galveston. Texas. April 6.-Danisl KIP
ley. general agent of the Lone Star Steam
ship line. said This afternoon that there 10
absolutely no truth in the associated Press
dispatch printed today that the boats of the
line had been Withdrawn from the Calves
ton-New York tinls
as / announced Saturday night" sad
Mr.. Ripley. III is nothing more loan a
TEMPORARY suspension OF our sailinss pend
Ing further Developments in the NAT situar
ton. We do not want to pun our pa ans
the decks here or endauger the same by
shipping when trouble may come al any
time" ,...,,,.,,4 Ia.
II Is understood that the government mas
an ontion ca The vessels OF the Lone Star
-" 80 nrice that will close the irada al any
iii time. but Of this Mr. Ripley refused TO
sneak
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St Louis, April 6.-cieneral Manager Yoa-
KUN of TIC st. Louis and San Francisco
railway announces that Benjamin Winchell
general passenger agent of the Union Pa
citic and Denver and Colorado railway, has
been appointed general passenger agent of
the St Louis and san Francisco, TO succeed
George c. Nicholson, who viii 80 to the
Atebison, Topeka and Santa Ne as passen-
ger traffic manager, This change will take
effect NAV 1
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southwestern 1,n.,a,all u,cnxue.

Paris, Texas, April i.-Thc schedule OF the
Southwestern Baseball league for 1925 shows
Tint tho opening game OF the Paris team VIII
he a. Paris with fouham. The league Is now
composed OF Little Rock. III. ii. Edwards.
mH,.arer; Hot Springs, w. II. Tuohy. NAM
ascr; Texarkana. J. q. Gray: Shreveport, Guy
n. Coalsate; pcnlson. Ed c. Clark; shcrmans
Harry Weber; Bonham, John u. Sparger:
Pafis, Frank Leakc, The league willlhava no
s;'laried officers. and the limit OF professional
PLAYERS for each team has boen raised to Ave;
ut the same time the guarantee has been low
cred 10 $50 every day In the week.
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Worked at II Yesterday.

The Southern Pacific yesterday put q
gang OF men at work building a second
track to and through New iberia La This
is in Keeping with the companys intentions
to some day in the immediate future have
the line between Houston aud New Orleans
equipped with the second set of rails,
and every now piece o. work ordered la
dom to accommodate an additional track.
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when viii be exhibited IN the Transports
non building at the Omaha exposition. The
ear viii be equipped after the latest pa,tern
IN the possession OF he compsuy and i'm
imediately after the close OF the exhibition
" VIII be ,paced In service The flooring
anu SIDES OF the cars are TO be covered with
material similar In lis purpose to cement.
winch proves to become a very valuable
leature 81 that class OF cars In the futnrc
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First race, three quorters Of a mile maid.
eng Moline. Berwell. volzette, 10; Deerfcot,
~; Alma, Russell. ioI: Prince Hal. iol; yir-
ginia ~. ioi a4
second race. four and one-hnlf futlonsss Y
years odds woad. 100; Blcnhcim loc = Che
Gesser. nos cliiaaeus. jia: opatisiA.rilHgqil
Third race. scycn.eightha Of u milo. tuiiiDG
--ltana Belle. Lulu Frey, -; sugar Foot III
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Effective next Saturday. tho Santa Fe will
inausurats a new sleeper line between CAL
weston and Fort Worth. The sleeper Will
leave Galveston At $50 p. M. the sos p M
train out OF Houston connecting with IL al
Alvin. The southbound line will arrive in
Galveston at 1890 i. m. connecting at AL
Yin with The carly train for Houston.
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Nashville, Tenn, April 6.--Four and q half
furIonss, s-year -nlds--Gracc Darling. Miss
Trix. Miss Meade. Time 1:oa.
Four furlougs satin slipper. Dolly Regent,
Romany Rpwnuy. rmc 5sik.
Climax stake mile--Tom Collins. Clifton
dnlc, Lady Of the Wost Time 1850.
Six fnrlongs -Gallcgo, Tcrranut, Denial.
Time 1882.
NIilc--Jlm Flood. Lucky Monday. Bill Da-
Wis. Time 1laN,
six funonss Jim Lislc. Llttles Ocean. Pop
Dixon. limo COY.
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naurond EmnInxes. Picnic.

The Houston East and West Texas mas
arranged 10 give its employees ;rana p'en'e
at San Jacinto park. some miles ont o.
Houston. on that line, SATURDAY April ~
The men are appointing committees 20 io ,bs
after The details OF the gathering, whne ,ne
c,n,nany foots all the bills and grants mem
n dsv's vacation. The park has been
cleaned and provided with every conseh-
ience for the thorough enjoyment q
day'e outing.
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
-. JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

In
\ Saycrs, Gonzales: C.. W. Wlnkll-
nrehham, Texas; j A. Morris. San
h., r. 4. Johnston, Dallas. Thomas +.
|rort worth, r. H. Nelson, Huntsville:
FI galveston; j +. Morrison. ST.
~, -, ~, Levy. San Antonio; y. ]. llol-
III II a. Benton, St Louis: II. c.
|noids, III Campo: j. s. Greowes, At
bm. j. Whitehead, Dallas Cbairrs
ehiehean llallas: y. D. Gavin, Gall
/ y humphrey, Cleburne, Robert +.
r. austin. d. Walter, Wayerly, Toy
| Iurmey, 81. Louis; w. l.. John
na;nnYiIle; J. S. paugherty. Houston
zimmerman ST Louis: r.. J., Conn,
|, me' ". Weiss, Beaumont. Henry y.
I.'he charles; Thomas Saunders, Lake
q, ~ r. Forzley, New York J. l..
Ey, beaumont; H. T. Kraus. Calves
.eosse Z koerner, Baltimore; Albert
/, Nhloaso' Rich n. Hubbard, Tyler;
lllas 'V'se "
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Mrdnccd rnssenger Rntrs.

The Houston and Texas Central has au-
thoriaed the following reduced Passenger
rates State encampment Grand Army OF
the Republic, Austin, Texas April 90 TO
20. rates made on the distance plan; state
Oratorical contest al Trinity university. at
MeXia, Texas, April II and Is, one and one
third fares for the round trip.
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!. Kruns. 81: Minnie

Plug. %: Montcd6nica, %: Kruna. 81: Minnie
Weldon, ioi; AudraS, i0i; Utopia, ITO.
Fourth rncr. sevcn-eighths of mile--Mar-
Raul kaurar. iI2: Laureate, III.
Firth race. nnc-hnlf mile. selling, for =
year.olds--Monn n, Colctte. prcssler. Motive,
M Taloncttc 70: Miss Dooley, 100; RUBY
Riley, lesi Eugcna $. io5; Gay Parisicnne,
ia faas3 ~ Z
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.,ar ll,e E,,nosilion.

Mr.. Edward Sells. travelling freight asen'
~ he American Refrigerator TRASH com
n,nv WHO IS in the city. says that the COM
pany is turning out OF rs fnop, - a.,
iouis a standard fruit and vegetable ca''
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AMATEUR GAMES.

The Athlete baseball team has organi.cf
for tho scnsou with the following players:
Werner, Mulyorhili. Preston. Elsburya Dan
ids. Bpcock, Browne. Wells. Benson, Camp
beii and Marrnion They would like ~. hear
from All amateur teams In the State. Address
W. H. Marmon. 3ii7 Odin ayeniie.
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The Rev W. II Weaver pastor OF the
U. H. church. Dllsburg. Pa, recognizes
the value OF Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
ana doea not hesitate TO tell others about
IL. II have used chainberlain's Cough
Remedy" he says and ind Il an excel
lert mtdicine fcr colds, coughs and holrsc-
noss' So does every one who gises 1t a
trial Sold BY ell druggistA
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Il. @. WARD,
Proprietor.

quarters.
4. .Whatley Huntsville; G. l.. Russ. I.
w. j.. McAulay. Snn Angelo. William
Arkansas, j. $. Doyle, Wae2. Mr.,
r, KANSAS. S O. Mum etiilScsbpn;
y Williams, New orleans;8G. INV.
Pr. NJ, X aud Y. Ry w q. Bules.
4, , y, s. Green, Millicapi I'D III. Hanke.
Nlpr' j. }. JohnsOn. Waco; w. l.; Da-
|, La Grange; y. l.. Gale and wife,
|, 3 ). Weems. Cedar Lake. a. u.
nee, Cedar Bayou; r. n. Miller. Mus
~; Y u. Bridges. Now Capey; l..
,,it9, brazoria: Mr.. Brooks, Texas; Cap
y aSer. TEXAS: A. - Lawrence, Cedar
!, d W Brown. Dallas: George NJ.
horean' bowman. Il. 4 ChambnIlain,
l. ". lodge p, Il. Griffin. 4 McKin-
n N, hommer, Houston Baseball club;
siattefy, Otto Bcrliner. st. Louis, Mo-;
Marlin, Noakum. i H.. Hudson, city;
stevens, Vclasco; j. A. Roosevelt,
f7N''s'
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Storm waves VIII reach this merl-
lne me other changes viii occur a.
[itbin 100 miles OF Houston within
below ~
,-Thrs atenlng.
s. changeah!o.
9--cocler.
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a Promise Of Good Things.

lcukum< liiheo'
Just now tbers Is a season in the
soil Of South Texas that is causing the
brow OF the man with the hoe 10 lsain
with calm delight,
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Name of school.

| am gratiiied TO be able to suggest that
these tables show n further increase in
the per cent of attendance aud further
decrease In the number of caecs OF tatdl
ness, | am. glad also to be able to re or,
that but one pupil was suspended from
the schools during the month ana that
there were six cases of individual promo
tions.
The institute lesson for March WAS upon
the subject OF school punishments OF the
correction of pupils Some fundamental
lines Of drought relating TO this subject
were developed. The following are some OF
the propositions discussed;
That the purpose of school punishments
rs the restoration Of the unity OF the school
which has been broken by the Misconduct
of the pupil
That the essence of the pupils o1onse
* in the viii and that the correction OF
the pupil consists In causing him 10 bring
his viii into harmony with the aim OF the
school.
That the deed being In the viii he pun
lshment must be there also and that when
tho will has cancelled It's wrong deed the
punishment has been adequate.
That school punishment liz The struggle
the Dupil has with himself to subordinate
himself to tho purposes OF the school. tie
teachor's part beIng simply 10 bring to
pass this struggle on the part Of the pupil
That the true pout OF sircess In sef ool
management Is 10 render all punlshmeni
unnecessary, but until this ideal can be
realized the problems OF school punish.
ments are 10 be worked ont along the
lines Of the pupls self-roformation
The teachers showed rood interest IN
the discussions OF ,bese vital toplcs. and
many Of tho thoughts brought out have
since been succeFgfully used In the man
agement OF the schools
The nrlncinala round table AT tie r ID.
ruary and March meetings discussed the
subject OF srienee teaching and nature
study in tho primary anil intcrmrdiiie
grades. and practical plans were evalve1
for the Improvement Of the course Of study
and he Instruction given IN the Silence
hranches, Those plans have been mar
tally SET in operation since the mcat'nys.
ard lhe reports Of the work 80. far undr
taken nre very encouraging.
! think tho schools are In excellent ron
dtior: npnls and teachers are working
earnnfilv and harnn~jous together. cpsns
NJ friction anfAdisoinlipe aye feu' and ovi
dencef % he"pv school 'ife abound on
every hand. Very respscffuliy
W II. Kimbtorgh
Superintendent OF Schools
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THE HOTELS

(TCL luTEL
/ A. Hcrsoy.
/ Manager.
les, $3.50 to
per day SIN
kgant rooms.
| bath, Large
Pc no o M S.
|aliy located.
accommodate
for con1lner-
men in the
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COIOREn scHOoLS-

In the following table the names of the
schools are arranged in The order of the
number of cases of tardiness, the school
having the smallest number OF cases OF
hardness being placed first:
White schools
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The Model LAnndrys and The KIhmsl-
played 4 game OF BAN yesterday which re-
suited 10 q Victory for the Models by a score
OF 10 10 o. The features Of the game were
the pitching Of Weeks for the Models ana
would like 10 hear from any amateur team In
the city,
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otel Bristol,

HOUSTON. TEXAS.
.rican Plan, So and So. so per Day.
city first class. centrally located: Pas
Il Elevator, Electric Lights Steam Heat.
N ahe Call Bells in all rooms. Elegantly
she'd new md modern.
unsurpassed by any Hotel
, city.
MURlSoN G. MALtN. Managers,
Formerly of Capitol Hotel.
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The sluggers defeated The Would BEES yea
tsrday afternoon score IL 10 ~ Captain
Dunn would Ike TO hear from any team unher
"A years. captuin Dunn. fipt Lamar,
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IAN trains arrive and depar, from the Grand
\ depot except the Missouri, Kansas ana Texas
| (which have depot in the Fifth ward. the In
Iona and Gres; Northern, Galveston. Houston
henderson. and Columbia Tap. which use the
Etlona ana Grea, Northern depot on Congress
<. and the Local Mixed train OH the Houston
ma Yves. Texas. which leaves from and arrives
depot Of that road in the Fifth ward All
Hi. Kansas and Texas trains pass the lrterna-
land Gies, Northern depot