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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-25
The New Route.

Joe B. Morrow, recently appointed trav-
cling passenger agent of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway. is in the city
on a business trip, this being his first visit
TO Houston since his appointment. Joe is
very popular here and his friends were
glad to see him. He is now pushing a
new route to the Southeast. which has
been opened by the completion OF the
"Choctaw Route" The Katy has made a
traffic agreement with the new Choctaw
route and business to the Southeast Is
handled via South McAlester, !. T., thence
over the new road to Memphis II Is a
route of pretty scenery, passes through
the beautiful Indian Territory, which Is
famed as far away as the limits of the
English language has extended. Joe has
done a good business with the road since
he accepted the new position. and with
such advantages as are offered by thu
route mentioned he expects to carry many
to see the "old folks at home" during TIN
holiday season.
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personal MENTION.

Julius Eaei OF New York is sscppirk at the
Bristol
4. Ks,r OF Galveston is stopping a, the
Bristol.
$. p, Murray Of Dallas Is lasc arrival at
W. Anderson OF Rosensers is located at
W. NJ. Msvin OF Edna is a guest at the
Gin, l., Farmer OF Waco is registered al
the Capitol.
W j Branch o, Palestine Is registered .,
the 1iutchsus.
D. A. McRne of Anslcton is domiciled At
e. w. Dehendorf OF St Louis Is registered
at tho Bristol.
Gus d Thomas OF Fort Worth is among
the Capitors guests,
]. II. Truesdalc of Dallas Is among the
guests ut the Capitol.
William II. rorse. Jr., OF ST. Louis has
| apartments al the Bristol
Charles Cline and wife OF Sabine Pass arc
registered at tho Lnwlor LIZ.
| r. r. Bush of Austn came In yesterday
and registered at the Capitol
I T. H. Fits OF Palestine came In yesterday
and stopped at tho liutchins
w. r. iIefay, Cameron banker. spent yes.
,orday In the city on business.
NJ. +. Smith aud A. u. Sanford OF Dallas
were at tho 1awlor yestcrdny
| Edward w Carr of New Orleans was reg
| istered at tho Hutchins last night,
! Rev. e. BELL ana family of Buffalo, N, y,
arc in the city. stopping at the Lawicr
George Mundy. after an extended trip, has
returned TO the city and Is stopping at thu
| Bristol.
| a. r. johnson of Schulenburg was Wis
itor in the city yesterday and guest at the
Hutchins.
Hon. Jack Beall OF waxahaohie. former',
| State senator from Ellis county, is In th'
| city, guest at tho Capitol
u. Miller OF Orange and Max Levy o
Beaumont were two visitors from East Texas
who registered at the iawlor yesterday.
William Miller president, and William II
Harwood, secretary of the Haywood Rice an'
Milling company. arc guests at the Bristol
Emmett A. Ellis OF Dallas, secretary am
! treasurer of tho Standard Light and Powe
company, and prominent young hnancier
spent Yesterday in the city on business. stop
ping at the Lawlor.
Colone, W. B. Slosson has gone to Wash
ington 10 attend the meeting OF the Nationa
republican committee, which assemblies 70
day. and will likely remain in session vi
tho opening OF congress-
Mr.. j. S. Atkinson is In the city represent
ing the Louise Brehany Ballad and operau
Concert company. with tho view OF piacln
this attraction. IL possible, for an engage
ment here some time IN January
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rhn4 ,pns.um snprer.

The ex-Georgians' mouths arc already
beginning to water in anticipation OF inc
genuine feast of possum and 'taters ,ha'
they are to enjoy at their reunion ro aan-
ner during the Fruit, Flower and 'ese'
table Festival ,.oi
Chairman B. r. Warner of the general
committee has divided his committee 'n''
the following subcommittee:
On supper: B. r. Warner and W. IL.
Lloyd .t prvo,
Heard and j. X Porter.
Gambatti, Alex. Cranston and A. O. John-
son. -. u NJ
smallwood and ]. A, Harris. =,
The ex-Georgians have now splandif
society and when they merge with me
ex- Missourlans, as they propose doing the the
contract for furnishing possums LOT ,n'
big feast will be an immense undertaKine
and will require the shaking OF every
persimmon tree in Harris county
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS.
The Southern PRciac Announces nm
Extremely Low Rate.

inc Southern Pacific Announces nm
Extremely Low Rate.
Mr.. L. ]. Parks general passenger sgen,
OF the Southern Pacific railway. has ar.
nounccd that excursion trains will be run
from Orange and Glidden to Houston
simultaneously December II, Is and ,s
on account of the Fruit Flower aud veee-
table Festival. These excursions are ar
ranged to give the people resident along
the line OF the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio railway and the Texas and
New Orleans railway an opportunity to
attend the exhibition which will be given
In Houston. Mr.. Parks has made the rate
Tor these excursions extremely low, and
II Is expected that they Will be patronized
to heavy extent.
On the trains from Orange tho rat, will
be 81 for the round trip from Orange, Ter
ry, Beaumont and Sour Lake; 15 cents
from Devers and haywood; so cents from
Liberty, Dayton and Crosby, and % cents
from Shelby. The train will leave Orange
at f;2O a. m. on the dates mentioned and
will arrive in Houston at 1926 a. M
On the special train from Glidden tho
round trip rate will DO 81 from Glidden,
Columbus. Alleyton and Eagle Lake; Ia
cents from East Bernard: so cents from
Rosenberg. Richmond, Harlem, Sartartia,
Sugarland, Stafford and Missouri City, and
25 cents from Stella. The train will leave
Glidden at n. m. and arrive at Houston
at 1906 a. m.
Tickets for the above special excursion
trains will be good on going trip on excur-
sion train only on the dates. December II,
10 and 16, and for return on any regular
train up to and including trains leaving
Houston on day following dato of sale.
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LAvAcA COUNTY NOTES.
A WeddinE--Good Crops of RIBBON
Cnne md Snect YOtntocN.

Halletsvillc Texas. November 2i,---bas'
evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Frank Vallintine, County Judge Paulus
pronounced the words which Joined for
life Miss Volline, their only daughter.
and Mr.. j. b. Middlebrooks. who for some
years has been the efficient agent OF the
San Antonio and Arkansas rass Railway
company at this place
4 fine rain which was much needed fell
here last Sunday night, and 1t has been
raining for nearly twenty -four hours
which will put a good season In the
ground Cotton is all picked, corn gath
cred and the STALKS cut and farmers are
ready 10 commence blowing,
The sweet potato crop was very large
aud they are selling at so cents per
hushei
Those farmers who planted ribbon cane
made good crop and tho syrup hnds
ready sale at so cents per gallon
Cattle are In good condition and unless
the winter Is very severe losses viii be
/ but nominal.
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wild over the way their freight cars are
being stolen There has never been time
like the present. when railroads are so
short of freight cars. The freight people
have simply grown so desperate over the
demand for cars that they are taking them
wherever they can be found.
1t was reported in railroad circles In
New Orleans a few days ago that there
would in all probability be some trouble
growing out of this grabbing of cars. as
there is no doubt some way by which
such practices can be punished in the
courts. The Post recently mentioned the
fact that cars en- route from the builders
to the purchasing lines were heins
grabbed" by transportation companie'
and used to move shipments.
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Notes and Personals.

W y Turner commercial agent at Fort
Worth of the vandalia, was in the city
yesterday.
A. b. Sanford OF Dallas. travelling freight
agent of the Santa Fe, Is in the city on
business trip.
Gus Richter of the literary bureau OF the
Southern Pacific left last night for
pleasure trip East
James W. Evans, claim agent OF the
Santa Fe, with headquarters at Brennan,
is a visitor to the city
+. ID. Bone, commercial agent Of the Cot
ton Belt. has returned from business
trip throughout the state.
Robert Eugene George OF the Houston
and Texas Central was in the city yestef-
day after business trip over the line
W. b. Hancock OF the Houston East and
West Texas has returned from business
trip on the line of the Southern Pacific.
The November issue of the Sunset has
been received. 1t Is neat pubiicatloh'
which is at once attractive to the reader
The issue referred to contains fine notice
NJ Fresno, Cal. The December number
viii have reference TO Texas towns ant
scenes
IN account OF the Methodist Episcopal
church congress- st, Louis, Mo-, November
| DC 10 December ], the Southern PACING
company has authorized round TRIP rate
| M one and one-third fare on the certificate
MAN, Certificates provide for an attend
ance of 100 or more at the meeting
A new form OF sleeping car ticket which
4. q believed. will save passengers mucf
of the annoyance now occasioned in check
;ng berths is being experimental with b,
the Pullman's company on the Alton roa'
between Chicago and st. Louis. me uck ue
onsista Of four attached coupons, the mrs
eons ,hich il torn off and retained by thu
o. oaont selling the ticket. the second goes .
49, oonductor. the third to the auditor o
t the sleeping car company and the fourth
.ne S'e ~ he passenger as check for hi
stveh disnlacing the old pcrter's check
n nsyen passengers in exchange for theil
/
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AIRS. Ixittreirs Mother Dead.

Mrs Alice Wharton Reyes, mother OF
Nrs Norman G. Kittreli, died yesterday
at the home of her daughter, in Demopoi,s'
Ala aged ~ years Mrs Reyes was the
.,.,,ow of Hoo. Wade Reyes, for many
o,,ancel,or OF the Southern division
yea, llama and who, during the entire
OF naa If Che Confederate government.
eAis'e sas,stant and acting attorney general
was confederate cabinet, and the legal
IN ihs ~ president jefferson Davis. De-
aoNiss' Is ,he daughter of General George
ceaseo ma ~ FLORIDA and was a lady OF
wn,,n culture and refinement The funeral
gIea, 1880 will be according 70 the rites q
sss Pro Protestant Episcopal church, o. wnleh
ire deceased had been from earl has y ch,,n
devoted meT RIstrsl s'i Mrs ,ss'' watfsld q
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Cleburne, Texas, November Ems
promotion of Mr.. Ressiguie to be genera
superintendent OF the Atchison. topeka
and Santa Fe railroad will rropapiy
make several changes at Cieburne. ~
least railroad men expect that there WIZ
be several changes. ill.,,
Brakemen Volncy Robinson ana Jini
Robinson have resigned their positions
ON the Santa Fe and have accented posi-,
tions on the Mexican Central IN oio
Mexico ~;
The railroad Y. NJ. G. A. building W,
- completed about December =, 81,
flers viii be formal opening OF IN
building.
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A Busy Place

M
Nh esiore thus far in advance of a
u, sDser and Vegetable Festival has
zen displayed such activity as is
y lu.sae dsily shown at the rooms of
hi A ssss League. which Is general fes-
)aiups,. ',Al management has been very
hfs,sss ~ securing tbs services. OF
~ 4. Altwater of San Antonio, whose
M s. =, ueen made famous throughout
X W.. 'a 70 AItwaser exhibit. which won
s1a,iiIo. LOT Texas at the recent Omaha
ssues Of Professor Astwater will
y s,rsna,, the exhibitors in installing
assass their exhibits to the best
ndIsr ne Is at present in the city
indss,s The allotment Of spaces in
n MAI buildings now being erect
llsi 3 sp q park, and though he viii
Z, II ~, = san Aptonio in few DAYS. be
~ Z ~ sere sufficiently long In sd-
ol,,s. opening OF the festival to
e~ the exhibits.
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THE NEW ROAD.
y. I. Campbell Is the Promoter of
the Enterprise.

7. I. Campbell Is the Promoter of
the Enterprise
Beaumont. Texas, November IA dis
patch published in this mornings Post
announcing that a charter for the Warren
and Corsicana Pacific railroad had been
approved by the attorney general and fled
with the secretary OF state has caused no
little comment In Beaumont lumber cir
cles. Warren is a station on the SABINE
and East Texas railroad, where tho war
rem Land and Lumber company, OF whicn
Mr.. j. |. Campbell of Houston is president
operates its mill. The incorporators OF the
proposed road are Mr.. ]. I, Campbell and
others.
The proposed road, though lately incor-
norated is not a new proposition ne
Warren Land and Lumber company was
formerly owned and managed by MT. "A.
Young as president, and among other
things projected by Mr.. Young was a rail-
road to connection In North OF central
Texas. 1t is not known that he contem-
plated building to Corsicana or any other
particular point but he was decidedly In
earnest about the road. This was evil
denced by the fact that quite number oil
miles were graded few months prior 10
the Warren Land and Lumber company
passing from his control and 1t looked as
If he would be successful Like many
other enterprising citizens, Mr.. young
suffered severely in the panic OF ls96-si
and his proposed railroad with his big sa"
mill and large tracts of yellow pine tim
her were relinquished.
Mr.. ]. I. Campbell has not been IN Beau
mont since his intention towards the pro-
posed road was made public. He Is, now
| ever, a man of large resources, Progressive
though conservative, and 1t is the general
impression that he VIII successfully pro ,
| mote and construct the road. He vii
have the best wishes Of Beaumont.
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ARRIVALS AT HOTEL LAwLoR.

ss,uon B. Woodson, Lynchburg. Va; G..
~ Tp aa, Knoxville, Tenn. John b, Graz
sss,..r nadelphia: Charles Cline and wife.
IA ss ryss; Rev. p. Bell and family, Buff
=. n NIL. &; Paul Koote Llsno, Texas: Grid
Ia pI ss'a. Berlin; Tom Morgan. Dallas
Inn MMlnson, Galveston; l.. Miller. Orange.
c,ns.sM.r Levy. Beaumont; j. W. Hipplcy.
GoSSr ~, ~ q. Bower, st. Louis. Miss Eva
~ nune. Minneapolis; G. III. Young, ny
~. =; Jones, Austin. Texas; G. stein,
N VIZ Emmett A. Ellis. Dallas, Mr.. aud
III. "le Dallas. W. -. Freund. Duluth
| II. Nt Inner; Fort Worth; Mrs. Whitehead.
ID "a spslniel Denver; NJ. b. Kingsbury.
Narnsns children. Brownsville; Mrs. s. A.
asnt. ISrcwnsville; G. l., Majors. Beau
tkysl.sa.t 7; Murh. st. Louis: Morris Noodle.
ns,vIs W. W. Adams, Louisville: J. b.
{: ~ san ~, Antonio and Arkansas Pass; l..
~ M. olIeago; H. p. Gibbs. Fort Madi-
| nm ~ Caspar. New Orleans; B. B.
| l G,isSsoS.on; F. L. Chapman, Cuero: Geo
| III 6s, ssso city; p. e. Johnson. Laredo
u; b 3 y. Louis; p. G. Cowdin. Calves.
X Lou,. lam. New York; Harry Gardner
hairSS ~ Michaels. COLUMBUS: James
eh: T. Jew new York; G. p. Castlebury, At
Nh; herman, Cincinnati; g. Goodman
kl,s. = = Smith. Dallas: A. b. Sanford
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UNION CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Headquarters Have Beeh
lishcd at workman
wortbam Texas, November 49, - The
projectors of the Union Central railway
have established headquarters at this
place. Their engineers are running the
line east about centrally through free
stone county to the Trinity river rhe
,orns is now camped at the crossing on
Teh,,acana creek. to which point they nave
The line surveyed. Location OF the ms
east If Tehuacana will be rapidly pusneo,
Contract has been let for fifteen miles, o.
The Grade and work will begin about pe-
cember i. AS soon as the timber pelt ~
reached construction will begin to the "es'
from this point to Waco. rt n,
This road will open up the pest pa'' VI
Freestone county.
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AS TO RECOMPRESSACE.
INTERIOR PRESSES MUST BEAR THE LOSS
Those Unwilling TO Do So VIII BE
Made To--shipments Are Not Sub
jcct TO Association Rules.

Austin. Texas, November 2i,--In an
swer to letters from Ralli Brothers cotton
buying agency and others of Waco, fore
seeing possible disadvantage to ship
pers under the rules adopted by the CAL
weston Maritime association since Novem-
Der 15 placing the responsibility for tho
cost Of recompressing cotton at port upon
the shipper, Chairman Reagan of the rail
road commission replied In effect as fol-
lows: If the interior press fails to re-
duce cotton to the required density so
that the shipper becomes liable for re-
comnressing the shipper may demand OF
the interior press the amount paid for
such recompressing and II the interior
press refuses to honor such demand the
shipper may sue in the proper court for
tho recovery of the cost OF recon-
pressing Besides the commission might,
II compress refuses TO pay In snch a
case, order that cotton pass the compress
SO refusing to be compressed at the
next compress in line OF destination that
will refund the expense in question.
| Further than this, Chairman Reagan
writes that there Is no law or commission
regulation authorizing railroads to reflse
to sign bills of lading in which the clause
"Subject to rules of Galveston Maritime
association" is not inserted, h'lle IL,
as Messrs. Rail- fear they will, the rail-
roads undertake to insert such condition
in their bills Of lading they will under
| take something unlawful.
| There seems to be considerable leaf on
| the part of certain cotton shippers that
tho recent abrogation of the commission
| rules fixing on the railroads the liability
for the cost of recompressing cotton Mt
port will shift such liability to their
shoulders without remedy against the in
terror presses the work of which is CON
| demned by the Galveston Maritime asso'
| ciation's inspector. Chairman Reagan Is
| of the opinion, however that II, as agreet
before the commission recently. the int
rior presses maintain an inspector of thelI
own at Galveston to cooperate with the
| Maritime association inspector there vii
| be no trouble and the interior presses Will
| cheerfully refund the cost OF recompress-
age.
The railroad commission this evening
granted the following authorities: To
the Sherman, Shreveport and Southern to
adopt cotton seed cake and meal rates fo
tho transportation of carload shipments
of linseed cake and meal.
To the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Z
adopt a rate of sl.50 per cord for TIL
transportation of wood from Allentarm
TO Houston and Galveston; also for thu
adoption of rate OF 20 cents per 10
pounds higher than the carload rate TO
the transportation of less than carload
shipments Of junk between points On it
line provided that the rate so made snail
lin no case exceed the current fourth
class rate.
To The Houston East AMI West Texa
to adopt a rate of So per car from Roya
: and So per car from payne's mill for tn
transportation of saw mill slabs to Nacog
/ doches
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ch,mberIain.s Pain Balm Cures
others, Why Not fons

NV wife has been using Chamberlain
pain Balm. with good results. for lame
shoulder that has panied her continually
for nine years, We have tried all KINDS 81
medicines and doctors without Receiving
any benefit from any Of them one aay We
saw an advertisement OF this medicine
and thought Of trying IT. which we did
with the best Of satisfaction. She has used
only one bottle and her shoulder is almost
well.-Adolph L. Millett, Manchester ~
H. For sale by all druggists.
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..,oo, cIo.ed nj Richmond.

Richmond, Texas, November A.--rhs
nrb,ic school was closed today on account
NJ the smallpox; while there are only
few cases in Richmond. yet the trustees
,houeht It best, as ii might get In the
school and closing would aid in stamping
out The disease here. Every preeantion
is being taken 10 prevent the spread.
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10 ACCOMMODATE Fishermen.

The Galveston, Houston and Northern
the Bay Shore line) has decided to attach
a coach to the regular freight train leav-
ing Boomers Point every Saturday evening
al $3.50 O'Clock to accommodate fishermen
and hunters desiring to go to La Porte ana
Sea brook.
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Pnssengcr Earniner.

Austin, Texas, November 24'-The
Texas. Sabine Valley and Northwestern
railroad today paid the comptroller S29.Si
tax due September 80, 1899. on gross pas
senger earnings OF s29S4.O5 for the quar-
ter ending on that date.
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sm,Ilro. IN Nncoedochc. county.

Nacogdoches, Texas. November 3S'--
The suspicious case of fever reported from
Melroso turns out to be genuine case oil
smallpox The patient has been isolated
and every precaution taken by the au-
thorities to prevent its spread.
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Judge A. C. Allen Of the criminal dis
triot court will be UP from Galveston to-
day and at II a. m. will be at the criminal
court room to set cases for the December
term OF the criminal court to be held in
this city.
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wanted for Theft OF Tobacco.

A man giving his name as ". II. Wat
son was arrested by the police depart
ment yesterday. charged with the theft OF
a caddy of tobacco from tho store OF W.
D. Cleveland & Co.
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ploted and the twcnty-six new tracks viii
be completed by the FIRST OF December.
Fireman Will Davis. who has been yis-
itins In Cleburne, has returned to Tenn.
pie.
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nemopoiis and Miss Nelly Kcyes. who 10
a teacher in the public schools OF Calves
ton, ard ten grandchildren.
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An Error Corrected.

~. aM special wagons for collection OF
\: sssy .u.VE from PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
n. vsueins trains; also for delivery to pri-
y ~ II nsoenees 10 the city. We are ON duty
~ aeufi. WE NEVER SLEEP. Tels-
ss sss Wesr. from private residences receive
- 1lention. Phone S..
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
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WHAT Is SHILOH,

A grand old remedy for Coughs, Colds and
CONSUMPTION; used through the world ior
half a century. has cured innumeraole cases
OF incIpient consumption and reieyeh mahy
In advanced stages. II you arc not satisfied
with the results we will refund your money
Price rs cents, 80 cents and sl.oo
SICK HEADACHES.
The curse Of oyerworked womankind.. are
quickly aud surely cured by karls cioysa
Root Tea, the great blood purifier aud tissue
builder. Money refunded II not satisfactory.
price 25 cents and 80 cents.
a. Il. KiEsLfNG, Druggfst,
BO2 Main street. Houston Texas'
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THE BELkNAP.

Aosi comfortable little Hotel in Houston
~, y all parts of city. Rates sl.00, sl.5(
. .sa G@ Special by week or month. Liberty
''siw L. A. BELKNAr.
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soTE-Trsln, leaving Houston al. 600 a
AMI Gs,p, m. and arriving at Houston
,u,. M md s.5s a. m. also run into Grand
isstlI depot. departing ten minutes earlier
"A arriving ten minutes later than time
eHsn above.
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.ss spes.l leave. Houston u.s., ,.sye p n.
sss.yE: I. S Ssy Avenue Depo''s minutes
~ An me above.
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srlp min, arrive AMI depart from the Grand
49,, i.rot exeep, the Missouri Kansas and I eXas
k,,s ma have depot in the Fifth ward, the In
Srss,a,J and Great Northern ana Columbia lap,
NM IS. me International and Great Northern depo
Y cn,,es, avenue. The Missouri. Kansas ana
m, nd Galveston. Houston and Henderson trains
M, 4. International ard Great Northern depot.
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G., H. & II. r.. n.
pevot TOO, of Congress Avenue
Galveston Trains