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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
A PECULIAR FACT.
Thousands of People Have Dyspepsia
in Its worst Form and Do
Not Know Ii,

a weak stomach is the GAUGE of about
nine-tenths Of all disease, yet in most
cases the wrong thing is treated and the
true cause overlooked
This IS because weak digestion pro-
duccs symptoms resembling nearly every
disease because 1t waakens and disturbs
the action OF every nerve and organ In the
body poor digestion causes heart trouble.
kidney troubles, lung weakness and espe-
cialiy nervous break down or nervous
prostration, the nerves can not stand the
wear and tear unless generously fed by
Well digested, wholesome food.
Keep the digestion good and no one need
fear the approach OF disease.
Mrs. II. NJ. Lee of Rochester, n. W.
writes; For the sake Of suffering humanity
/ want to say that from child ] had
very weak stomach. threw 10 my food
very often after eating and after few
years nervous dyspepsia resulted and for
more than twenty years have suffered in
expressibly.
i tried many physicians and. advertised
remedies with only temporary relief for
nervous dyspepsia and not until j COM
menced taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
last September, six months ago. have l
been free from suffering caused by the
condition OF my nerves and stomach; In
short, chronic nervous dyspepsia
have recommended Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets TO many OF my friends and now
want 10 a public way TO say they are the
safest, plcasantest and ] believe surest
cure for stomach and nerve troubles.
write my honest opinion and will gladly
answer any letter OF inquiry at any time
and feel that am. In my small way. help
ing on q good cause
St,iart's Dyspepsia Tablets is not pat
cnt medicine. but they contain only the
fruit salts digestive acids and pcptones
necessary 10 heIp tho weak stomach 10
promptly and thoroughly ilgest food.
All druggists sell stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets at So ccuts for full sized package
and any one suffering from nervous dys-
pepsia. sour stomach, headaches .acidity.
gases belching ETC.. will nnd them not
only quick relief hut radical cure.
Send to Stuart CO.. Marshall. Mich. for
little book describing cause and cure OF
stomach troubles giving symptoms and
treatment OF the various forms OF indiges-
ton.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
first District.


Galveston Texas. March 3.-I'he follow
ing business was transacted in the court
OF civil appeals here today;
Affirmed Thomas Tinsley Va Uyaldo
Burns, from Harris: Kasper crause w.
Harris County. from Harris. John A.
Teamer VS.. George scarborough. from An
derson.
Remittitur allowed and judgment az
firmed--City OF LAGRANGE va. g. q. Bodun-
ger, from Fayette.
Reversed and rcmanded--Anna II. u.
Jones et al VI. Elvine Jones. from Calves
ton; San Antonio and Arai.sas Pass Rail-
way company ct OIL vs. J. =. Harlan. from
Harris.
reversed and dismissed-J y. Rosenthal
Millinery Company W, L. II. Haring. from
Houston.
Dismissed Martin Jones VS.. I. E. Clerk.
from Fayette; Louisa Layer w. q. Nicolini
& CO., from Galveston.
Motions for rchearing refused--Clarke n
Courts vs. San Jacinto County ct al, from
San Jacinto; International and Great
Northern Railroad Company VS.. w. y.
Knight from Walker; ). +. Lanter ys. h.
A. El0unt ct al, from Jefferson,
Motion for rehcaring and certiorari
granted and cause reinstated--J.C g. Evertson
vs., L. II. Ffier, from Victoria,
Notions TO dismuss oyerruled at appel
lnlt's cost--J. w. Mateer ct al vs.. NJ. Cock
riil ct al from Fayette; Q. habb w. White
& Bradshaw, from Fayette.
Motion to file transcript granted r.
Koehler VS. y . Cochran 81 al from Har-
ris.
Submitted--c Charles Stark VS.. II. 8. Ho-
nutlI ct al. from Fayette. J. w. Mateer ct
IL ". NJ. cockrill ct al. from Fayette: M.
Butler VS.. Henry House. from Harris; s.
NJ Hitchcock ys. Caroline f. Blagge ct al,
from Galveston; Gulf. Beaumont and Kan
sas City Railway Company vs.. Elizabeth
Hernandez ct Al. from Jefferson.
Submission postponed Mrs. 9. Robb -
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JOINT RATES

Joint rates for the transportation of ship
ments over two or more lines OF railroad
which are not under the same management
and control shall be made by adding
cents per 100 pounds to the carload rates,
as proposed in the table above; provided,
that the joint rates SO small shall not ex-
ceed the following figures, in cents per
100 pounds: On fruits. l.. C. l.. 40 cents;
G. L. 20 cents; on melons and vegetables,
l.. G. l.. 80 cents; C. L., 17h cents.
The commission will at the same time
consider the necessity for making rates
for the transportation Of sweet potatoes.
and for the concentration of fruits, melons
and vegetables for the PURPOSE OF making
nm lots for reshipment, which will be diff
ferent from the rates above proposed for
the general transportation Of such articles.
The commission will also consider provi-
sion for mixed carloads OF fruits, melons
and vegetables
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Rates, $3.50 and $500 per day.
Dr.. JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

n. Wood Galveston; w. B. Scott. Tenn
j p. Moore, Fort Worth; +. NJ. q Dalr.
II; Rev. H. NJ. Hayson and wife. Chap.
Hill, G. r. Moreheads El~Paso, Texas
BeclSley and wife, Cincinnati B. club;
EFinnigan. Geo. Il. Pitcher, Jr.,. w. NJ.
blaw. New York; George w. Sanders.
Antonio; G. p. Curtis, Corsicana; Ed
Bill, Clifford; F. C. Proctor, Victoria;
Bates, st. Louis; j.. #. A. Tufts, At
f. d. Miller, New Orleans; Edw. Con
city; r. II, Armstrong, Galveston; r.
Oxford, Cuero: W. l.. Johnston, Smith
|G. A. Doremus. st. Louis; Il. X. Baker.
b; d. IA. Williams. Gainesville. Ala.
be Williams, Waco; Mrs. c. l.. Brown
blive, Texas; r. W. Finley, Austin; II.
BART Boston; John r. Mobley. Austin;
b. r. Skinner, Lampasas; VIM. F. I'M
Halietsville: Sam Herman. Galveston;
% c. Greer. b. d. Crary, Beaumont; II.
hrtin. Memphis. Tenn, Mrs. $. NJ.
Hin, Richmond; !. F. o'Neil, st. Louis:
Hansberger, Sedalia, Mo-; M. u. kle-
/ r. S. Wheeler, n. w. Rhodes. Calves
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,FrIsco to Kan.ns elity.

Vice President and General Manager
Yoaum of the st. Louis and San Francisco
was at Kansas City during the past week
comforting with the officials of the Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf, operating the
Kanssis City Suburban Belt line, and the
officials of the Kansas City, Fort Scott and
Memphis, operating the Kansas City Belt
line looking to an arrangement for ter
minal facilities for the Frisco when the
gap between Osceola and Bolivar, Mo-, is
completed. The Frisco expects to have It's
Kansas City line in operation by June l..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
GUADALUPE VALLEY.
Victoria Believes the shops VIII BE
Located There.

Victoria Believes the shops VIII BE
Located There.
Victoria, Texas. March 3.-The Guada-
lupe Valley railway has been paying up
the balances on various tracts OF acreage
property near Victoria. on which they
bought options several months ago. A mass
meeting was held at the court house to-
night to hear the final reports OF the COM
mittee on securing funds with which TO
purchase right of way. depot grounds and
site for machine shops: although matters
with reference to this have been rather
quiet for some time II Is generally believed
that sufficient amount has been raised
10 satisfy the railroad company and that
the shops will be located here.
About ten miles have been graded. SEVEN
from the southern terminus and three south
from point about mile and half be-
low here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

Galveston. Texas, March 81 b. Bar
tho,omew, traffic manager of the Mallory
steamship line, has announced rate OF
1917 cents per 100 pounds on cotton from
Galveston to New York. This is 4 cents in
excess of the rate heretofore in effect by
the Mallory. and Mr. Bartholomew ex
pressed the hope that that rate would be
maintained during the remainder OF the
season. 1t Is 8 cents in advance of the
rate made by the Southern Pacific and
thus preserves the differential between
Galveston and Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

Children should always
|rcasc in weight. Not to
Pw, not to increase in flesh,
longs to old age.
Present and future health
mands that this increase
weight should be steady
4 never failing.
TO delicate children,
pits Emulsion brings
|her blood and firmer
III. Better color comes
1.-THE cheeks and stronger
bsclcs to the limbs. The
n in weight is substantial;
ZONES to stay.
sos. snd s,.oo, al druggists.
soTI = BoWNE. Chsnists. Nov Yssk
" a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

The Arkansas Pass has authorized rate
of $40 10 from Houston to Laredo. on ao-
count of the meeting OF the Texas Gas and
Electric Light association. 10 be held there
March to 10 Extensions Will be granted
for side trips TO Mexico
The Arkansas Pass also will make rate
to Navasota, March ~, on account OF the
me citing OF the Central Teachers associa-
tiun, and to Denison. March 26 TO %, on
account OF the rlceting OF tie State Lodge
OF Sons OF Hermann on the certificate plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
Hetrb. Ho! for Hot springs.

The International and Great Northern
has flooded the State with Advertising mat
ter announcing their excursion from Texas
to Hot Springs, for which they have made
the rate of 81 30 for the round trip. Hous-
ton tickets will be good for the train
leaving here at 3 p, M The company calls
attention to the hotels and facilities for
entertaining at the Carlsbad OF America,
Tickets will be limited until March 10 for
return. General Passenger Agent Price adj
vises that the excursion from the Springs
to Texas will be well patronzed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

WI FIHSV-SLAsS.
Il Coffman. Toledo; J.. o. Butler. =. w.
On, l.. Miller. Orange; s.. r. Miller,
"A Duntley, Chicago; r. Maddox, PM :
Va; P. A.. Valley. San Antonio; j. b..
aRnd wife, Bellville; ]. V. Tackaberry,
City; b. II. Lechbetter and wife, Texas !;
l.. Shelton, Hartford; H. Nj. Magill,
haiti; II. r. Chears, New Orleans; III.
bon. r. D. w Johnson, Chicago: w.
kcman, Philadelphia; u. II. Young, Gal
f. A. Leoyy, Gentry Waldo. b. A..
city; Miss All Groman, John w. Hen
and wife, New York Mrs. f. Jaynes,
Ohio; Janor Rice. Allegheny, Pa; J..
hney, Bonney: j. Lane. LaGrange; j.
lsall. w. j. Grove. Yoakum; Henry F..
i. St. Louis; Il. Lasker, Galveston: j.,
gan, ]. H. Calder. Chicago; j. d. An
7. j. Hamilton and wife,
hrg; Frank Reynolds. Texas; r. B..
by, Atlanta; +. j. Mathews, Palestine !,
. body, New York; Geo. S. Baker and
C. b. Willard, Dallas; j. p. Sturgis,
1: B. d. Brewster, julius Brounemann,
Ill.,; Oscar Brennemann, Illinois; VIM.
Peru. H.; F. c. Brown and wife,
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THE HUTCfINS
HOUSE,.
B. Q. WARD,
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day.

I. +. A. mead
~ quarters.
n. Kennon, Columbus. Texas; NJ. NJ.
Richmond; w. p. Rutland. Lufkin;
Mallory, Lufkin; Ted C. Davis, Nj p
4, Hempsteady: James r. Masterson,
(ton; Phi. $. Slattery. city; Phil Eldridge.
Antonio; A. II. Lempster. South Omaha.
John c. Ryan, Fort Worth: F, b.
run, Texas; ]. G. White, Dallas; Geo.
plight, Nashville, Tenn; ]. NJ. Pace, Jr.,
IS; ii. P. Mansfield, La Porte; j. B. To-
New York; Mrs, s. r. Major, Indian
Master George II. Major, lndianap-
Henry C. Perl. Georgetown; +. G. Duff,
Pton; c. 7. Shropshire, Columbus; A. L.
San Antonio: g. Crazy. Schulenburg:
Rich. Wharton; II. Morris, w. J.. Lytle.
Antonio; r. A. Gladish. Gladish. Texas;
1 Stevens. Velasco: Joshua a. Whit
p, Boston; w. G. Smith. Illinois: Howard
Teak. Fort Worth: d. w. Dreher. Fort
r.; Lucius Rush, Sulphur Springs; II.
herman, Sulphur Springs: W. d. c.
!. smithville; Thomas Threikeld.
lesion. H.. T. w. Montague, Charleston.
in, l.. L. Temple, Texarkana; T. A.
len, Galveston; G. d. Hurst, New York.
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resolutions be~ring upon the death Of the
late G. G. Wamsley. The committee sub
mitted the following preamble and resoiu-
tons, which were adopted by the division:
The ruthless invader. Death, has stricken
down in young manhood and removed from
our midst our friend and late chief dis
patcher, G. c.. Wamsley, 30 brighter
and purer world; therefore be it
Resolved. That in the death of G. G..
Wamsley the conductors have lost stead
and one who filled large space In the
affections of those with whom he mingled.
Be 1t
Resolved That we tender to the family
and the relatives OF our late chief train
dispatcher our sincere coincidence in their
affliction, and as a token of our respect
and love that a copy of these resolutions
be presented TO his family. spread upon the
minutes OF this meeting, and published In
The Houston Post and the Galveston News.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
rrNcE EIGHr.

At its meeting Monday the council on
dered the removal of fcnce which en-
closes a portion of an alleged street in the
south end of the city. The street, IL seems,
has never been decided TO the city though
Il has been used for street purposes for
more than fifteen years Mr. John Land.
who owns the fence. says that the city has
no title to the street and he proposes 10
resist any effort the city may make TO tear
the fence down,
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white g. Bradshaw. from Fayette; A. q,
Watson ct al vs.. Dewitt County, from De-

white g. Bradshaw. from Fayette; A. o.
Watson ct al vs.. Dewitt County, from De-
witt.
Sci for submission on March ~. 1905
John Cole ct al ys. A. s. Evans, from Lib
erty; Smith Bros. w. Wallis. Landes a
Co, from Brazoria; Galveston Fruit Com
pany vs.. Gulf, Colorado aud Santa re
Railway Company ct al, from Galveston:
w. r. Breath, guardian, VS.. City OF Gal
weston from Galveston; Gulf, Western
Texas and Pacific Railway Company W. J.
NJ Barry, from Goliad; County Of Calves
ton vs.. w. j. Ducie, from Galveston Ella
Moore VI. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Ee
Railway Company, from Galveston.
Supreme COurt.
Austin. Texas, March 3.--Supreme court
proceedings today were as f0llows:
Application for writ Of error granted
@. Foster ct II VI. Gulf. Colorado and San
"a re Railway Company. from Austln.
Applications for writ Of error refusedr-
W. ]. Groom ct al w. NJ Il. WinAt0n et ~
from Matagorda: =. #. Frost, truetee. ~,
&. j.. Mason ct Al. from Hunt; w. p. Cor.
don, executor, W, n. o. ThoEp q ~, from
(srayson; Texas and Pacific Hallway Com
rany W. a. n. 0cCoy, frem Hosf41e1i
Nancy q Bryant u a ". q. ~ lgosa q
81. from Eannin; II. p, Rlee - yhfS4ess
aud Merchants NaHonol nant " Woe9'
fscm McI.ennan 0alvestoa. HAN sbq1n -
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MIR, WILLARD. Successor.

William O'Connell, for several years past
auditor OF receipts for the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas system. with headquarters
in st. Louis. has been appointed auditor
for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Of
Texas, succeeding d. S. Willard. resigned.
Mr.. Willard has been connected with the
Katy for a number OF years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

Captain q a. QuinIan. vice president
and general manager Of the Houston and
Texas Central. left last night for Fort
Worth, to attend a meeting OF the Fort
Worth Union Denot company. The COM
pany recently obtained a charter and at
the meeting today the action OF the COM
mittee securing the sarnc will be ratified.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
4 BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
The Masons Arc to Bn,ld az Elegant
Temple.
THE MAYOR WON'T sign GolD BONDS
Neither viii He Mestan Hts OtAcc.
Application for lahcss Corpus.
Fence Fight.

Beaumont, Texas. March S.-For more
thau three years the local lodge of Free
Nasons have teen dcsisins the ways and
means for building a temple that viii be
an ornament to the city as wen as a credit
to the order, They have at last succeeded.
The Masons own a lot sox6o feet on tho
corner OF Pearl and Bonham streets, aud
Yesterday afternoon they entered into a
contract With Mr.. w. w. Kyle, q young
capitalist and large property holder,
whereby Mr.. Kyle agrees TO build three
story brick on the Masonic lot. he to con-
troll the first and second floors, the third
floor to be owned and controlled by the
Masons wooden building. used MS a
warehouse BY the Il, y. Wilson Hardware
company, now occupies the lot, and as
soon rs il can Ne torn away construction
o. the Masonic temple viii begin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
Cotton nctc Iucreaaca.

The Mallory Hue yesterday gave notice
that their rate on New York cotton had
been advanced TO 1874 cents per leo pounds
TO meet the increase In the rat. made-bs
the Southern Pacific to ciss cents out OF
Houston, which went into effect on March :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
4 TRIBuTE OF REsPECT.

RatIroad Conductors ON the Death Of
&. e., Wams1ey.
At meeting Of the Houston division,
No. I. Order o. Railway Conductors. held
in Houston February 2s. Conductors Shack
ford. McMahan and W. J Hoover were
appointed COMMITTEES to prepare suitable
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
Dcrot Has ncrn Mnvcd.

The workmen have completed the move
ment of the Santa Re passenger station
across the tracks on st. Emanuel street.
and have removed the skates" 1t is I'm
derstood that work on the new building
Will begin at once -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
Marshall and Orange Rond.

Jasper, Texas. March Judge j. c.,
Becks and other Chicago capitalists are in
town today interviewing our people in re-
gard to bonus for tho Marshall and
Orange r'ailroad The judge brings letters
that show the cotnpanY means business.
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FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND MELONS.
Proposed Rates Are Subject to n
Hearing March 13.

Hearing March IL.
Austin, Texas. March 3.--The railroad
commission proposes the following rates on
melons. vegetables and fruits In carloads
and less than carloads. the hearing upon
which will be held in Austin. March Is.
and all persons interested in the rates
are requested to present their views on or
before the date Of hearing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
Houston Party Leave. WASHINGTON;

Geherai agent booth OF Inc international
and Great Northern, who is accompanying
the Houston deep water committee ON It's
tour to Washington and through the East,
yesterday wired the city office here that
the party had left Washington and would
be in New York today and tomorrow. Sat
urday they will leave New York for Texas,
remaining Monday in St Louis and arrive
Houston Wednesday morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
TERRIToRY ENLARGED.

Major j. C. Now. commercial agent for
the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf rail
road. with headquarters at Beaumont. to-
day received notice that his territory had
been extended so as 10 include Lake
Cherles La.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

G. X. Lee assistant general attorney for
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa re. scored =
victory In the district court yesterday, In
the suit Of Ebert VS.. the Santa re, for
500 900 damages for personal Injury. abe
allegations we're that the plaintiff fell from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

Temple. Texas, March 1.-Messrs Will
lam Taylor, Tom Scott William Blakely.
Thomas Sutton and w. d, Thomas are
completing arrangements TO leave on the
18th inst. for the KIondike country. They
will go to she mouth of Copper river, be-
lieving that they will not find this section
SO badly crowded as the other sections.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
a MARRIAGE.

Loan and Investment company, and Miss
Stella Long, a charming young lady OF this
city were united In marriage last night.
The marriage was quiet. only relatives and
immediate friends witnessing the cere-
nnOny,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
ofhcinl Circulars Received.

The official circulars announcing promo
tions in the Southern Pacific traffic de-
partment OF the Pacific system, We're. re-
ceived in Houston yesterday. Mr.. VIM.
Sproule, general freight agent. was pro-
NOTED to freight traffic manager. TO I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death Of Mr.. Smurr,
A. d. Shepard, assistant general freight
and passenger agent at Los Angeles, goes
to San Francisco as general freight agent.
c.. W. Luce, assistant general freight
agent, goes TO Los Angeles as assistant
general freight and passenger agent. s.
w. Bostwick and G. #. Parkyns have been
appointed assistant general freight agents
at San Francisco. The appointments were
effective March 1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

one OF defendants passenger trains Near
Hitchcock, about eighteen months ago. The
Jury found for the defendant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
Me.ican InacrnntionnI con..ructlon.

Over 1000 men will be put to work con-
structing the extension OF the Mexican In
ternational railway from Durango TO the
Pacific port OF Mazatlan. Mexico, by April
/. The rails for the road have already
been. purchased. and are now on their way
10 Durango II Is stated that G. = Hunt
ingron has secured S6,O000oo In England
with which to build the extension
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
HABEAs CORPUS APPLICATION.

Judge Martin Dies, attorney for tho six
men arrested at Sabine Pass last Sunday
for alleged whitccapping Alexander Mlt-
thell. stcvedore foreman for Flanagan 4
plication to District Judge West for the
release of his clients on writ OF habcas
corpus Judge West ordered that the writ
Issue. and will hear the application for re-
lease at o'clock Saturday morning In this
city. The original charges OF assault TO
murder and burglary preferred against the
men have been dismissed and they are now
az cused Of highway robbery. which rs a
CAPITAL crime.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

Only one cent word for Post want
Ads" and still less II they run four times
or over. Have you tried them? Nothing
cheaper or more sure 70 bring results.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04

1 trains arrive and depart from the Grand
no, except the Missouri Kansas and Texas
kich have depot In the Fifth ward, the In
Il and Great Northern. Galveston. Houston
6erson, and Columbia Tap. which use the
bnal and Great Northern depot on Congress
Ind the Local Mixed train ON the Houston
West Texas, which leaves from and arrives
mot Of that road in the Fifth ward. All
!. kans.s and Texas trains pass the lnterna-
IA Great Northern depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-04
THE HOTELS
bL HOTEL
AIS


n $3.50 to
n day. Six
hnt rooms.
18th. Large
no o m 8.
Ny located.
.commoda-
pr CONNER
ZEN in the