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THEY PASSED IT UP.
Railroads Unable TO Furnish Data
Asked For.

Railroads Unable 10 burnish bo'a
Asked For.
Austin, Texas, January 3o-Some time
ago the railroad commission prepared and
sent to the traffic managers of the different
railroads operated In this State three forms
upon which monthly reports of the bust
ness done by them we're to be made. Two
of said forms have been and are being
slowly returned with the data called for
therein supplied, but the third form.
which seeks information as TO Inc aetuai
EXPENSE incurred in moving state, mira
State and interstate freight, has uniformly
been sent back with affidayits attached
Indicating that II Is impossible to furnish
tho figures sought As matter OF iaet
when the form in question was sent out II
was not believed that 1t could pc satlsIae-
toriIy filed out. but rs 1t Is a iaVorite as
sertion with traffic managers that inter
state freight can be moved for mucn Tess
than State freight can be, the commission
thought to give these gentlemen an OPP
rortunitv 10 prove their claims in the
rrenises. As anticipated, however, they
have failed to do So and now frankly az
mit under oath that they have no dhta
with which 10 sustain the contention tnst
n is legitimate on the ground Of paipanie
difference In the cost Of furnishing the
service In each case. to charge less LOT Ia
terstate than for State hauls.
In this connection 1t Is IN order 10 state
that the new system OF bookkeeping pre-
scribed for the railroads several weeRs
ago by the commission is proving sahsT
factory. and that It will not only be ADOPT
ad nv the state lines, hut that some OF me
Interstate lines, notably the Atch'son' ~
neka and Santa Fe, have determined 10
make use OF II hereafter
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NOTES AND PERSONAL.

ON account Of the attraction at the
opera house the Duplicate Whist club did
not meet tonight.
Mayor Wheat will go to Houston tomor-
row morning on business connected With
the street paving.
Deputy Sheriff Broussnrd left last night
for Austin to place IN the asylum Thomas
Keough, white man. who had been con-
yicted Of lunacy.
Mr.. J. German this morning received a
telegram from Fort Worth announcing that
a baby boy had been born to his daughter,
Mrs. Sam Rosen.
II. Ben Cline OF Houston, attorney for
VIM Humphrevillc. tho Beaumont paving
contractor, is In the city. Mr.. Cline says
that Mr.. Humphreyill viii comply with his
contract.
Clara Boylcs. tho little girl who was
badly burned few days ago, is regarded
az la q dangerous condition. Her injuries
are more serious than at hrst regarded and
IL Is now feared sho with lose her life.
VIM II. Harwood. secretary OF the Ray
wood Rice. Canal and Milling company ig
In the city today in search OF contractors
and laborers 10 build the canal and leVees
for the 10,0o0-ecfc rice farm which the
company Is improving OF Haywood. fye
miles west Of Liberty.
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CITY BnEyITIEs.

The question Of the reopening Of tho Hutch'
ms house will likely be decided today.
The general arrangement committee OF the
81. Patrick Day celebration VIII meet nnignt
az Enirnet hall
There IA An undelysred telegram at the OF.
Ace az the Western Union Telegraph company
for H. d. Lauderdale
Justice Mslseh performed the ceremony y es-
terday that made bernardo !; stuart ana Aiss
Edna E. Hughls man ana VIE.
The ladies' Of the TufnYerein Will meet az
TURNER nall ri 10 .. m. tomorrow 10 arrange
fur the childrtns masquerade carnival.
The residsnce Of n. Holtksmp, corner Of ~.
EsaAuuel and Jefferson Yves entered by thleyes
sln0ay night and several articles OF iewelry
stolen
There will be an important meeting At I
o'clock this afternoon. OF the rooms q the
BUSINESS League, 70 discuss the establishment
hero OF tobacco warehouse
team httehed 10 one OF Ross q wright
carriages ran away yesterday. hurting no ono
bIt badly snashing up the vehicle 10 runninS
Il int a telegraph pole on Louisiana street.
Miss Louise Martin Of this city YES enter,
Gsesfr II w va bach last week Games and
music FURNISHED the amusement Tor me even
ipg.
Mrs. y. p. Turner has posipansd her sra ss.a
s,'y rs se F0esda % account Of band
appearing At the opera house on the fofmsr
dsie.
Mr. r. r. Jones' Irish setter Jack, one OF
the most valuable dogs 10 the city ana ope
that was alite well known among his MASTER :
fr!enGs. was run over aud killed ny double
team yeaterda;.
There viii bo . melting Of The members and
frieuds ~ Clemens niissloa this evening AZ me
n,esr All the ladies' Of the r. A :. AZ 1880
previous 10 the meeting. The rector Will pre-
EIDE.
The Rosebud PisaEufs siup VIII eiys thttr
saen gsrbund hall on Fri1ay evening, Feb
rusry &. Elaborate preparations are in prog
ress aad tie affair gives promlke OK bang
quite a pIczturabis eyer-
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mo-, Manifestation. Filled.

Austin. Texas, January So,-With the
usual reservation the railroad commission
has placed on file the following rate sppii-
cations:
For the Galveston. Harrisburg and san
Antonio: /. The maximum rate on nay, IN
carloads. from stations on the New York,
Texas ana Mexican railway, east OF Vic
toria, and Galveston. Harrisburg and San
Antonio railway. east of Stella, to San An
tonic. shall be 16 cents per 100 pounds.
For the Teyarksna and Fort Smith ],
on sand. In carloads, minimum weight
50 900 pounds per car, from Beaumont 10
pert Arthur, cents per 100 pounds. 2.
The minimum charge for the transportation
of shipments of merchandise between Gal
weston and Port Arthur, over the Gulf and
Interstate Railway OF Texas and Texsr-
kama and Fort Smith railway, shall be %
cents for each line.
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WILL GO TO SABINE PASS
Morksn Line Steamers WIN Make that
Port In q Short Time,
a BIG DRfDcf IS NOW ON THE WAY
To no work for tho southern rscinc.
Beaumont Dramatic Club 90 Give
ma entertainment. f

beaumont rexas, january 90 When the
Morgan steamships wero withdrawn from
sabine Pass last November The Post cerrc.
spondcnt stated that the withdrawal was
but temporary and that tho ships would
again receive and discharge carsoes AZ the
Southeast Texas port. This announcement
was based on Information obtained from
gentleman who was In position TO know
whereof no spoke and recent developments
the book rather than as prophet.
Tho statement that the Southern Pa
c!Hc ships are coming back 20 Sabine Pass
can now BIO reiterated and given as posi-
tive In spite OF tho fact that President
Huntington has announced n desire to do
business through Galveston and is now
negotiating for watcr front and terminal
ground on tho island The Post corre-
srondent is not at liberty 20 give tho
identity or fits authority for the assertion,
but II can be stated as u fact that the
Southern Pacific urged upon congress the
necessity for q twenty. eight foot channel
into Sabine Pass, and AS an argument in
favor OF the desired appropriation II In
formed the rivers and barbor committee
that ships witch would draw twenty-six
Feet of water We're now being built for
the railroad company. aud that twenty
eight fee. OF water would be necessary
10 float them safely into Sabine Pass
harbor.
II can also be stated that Immediately
after the committee agreed to recommend
the appropriation the Southern Pao.no
contracted with the National Dredging
company for considerable work at Sabine
Pass. TO do which a big dredge is now en-
route. The company Las also announced
ready extensive Docks which Will Slvc
water front facilities sufhcient TO accom-
modate four vessels.
In connection with the above, Geoi 60
DeYoung, superintendent of the Sabine and
East Texas, has heen authorized TO begin
the work OF reconstructing the road be-
tween Beaumont and Sabine Pass. Last
week sand trains were put on md dirt
is now haiug hauled to Sabine Pass to
surface switch tracks and level up the
yards. A work train was put on the track
this morning and others will be added rs
facilities for obtaining material are In
creased,
It is also said that tho Southern Pacific
has adopted plans for large hotel and
office building to be erected on the docks
Mt Sabine Pass and a lodging house TO ac-
commodste longshoroimen.
There Is also talk OF n grain elevator
in which the railroad company ana tho sa-
bine Land and Improvement company may
be Jointly Interested This last improve
ment fs, however. indefinite, but the
Southern Pacific has authorized work az
the railroad intends doing considerable
business through that port, II would be
safe to asscrt. too, that ships Will begin
arriving before June OF this year.
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Local Notes and Personals.

Mr.. p. Wilson. trsyelins auditor Of the
Central, headquarters at Dallas. was here
yesterday.
Mr. II, G.. Burtis OF the Galveston, la
Porte and Houston returned yesterday from
q trip 10 Austin,
Mr. N. z. Glass travelling freight ana
passenger agent OF the Texas Midland. left
last night for Austin.
Mr.. J. L. West. assistant general freight
agent OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas.
left last night Tor Dallas.
AIR. q w. Csowder Claim agent OF the
Houe.cn ana Texas Central. left last night
for Austin on company business
General Manager J: u Eill Of the CAL
v.sson Houston and Henderson was up
from Galveston on business yesterday
sunerinterdent ]. NJ. Lee and Gsnersl
rseIsht Agent II. A Jones q tAs Heustea
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
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y franklin, Galveston; ]. D. Mitchell,
Foen' Q; l.. Train. Dallas; Z. Markowitz,
|s sa A; Il r. Fullerton. Orange; Fred
o1wnls, A5bsyille; S. l.. Hahn, San An.
aay Lemons, Galveston; J. r. Martin,
P sNIIon' o. Geo. ". Fisher. ST. Louis, A.
cgie Washington; T. %. Shirley, H. &
E E.. z. Collins. St. Louis; F. A. Karter,
|sses; W. z, Hancock. Atlanta: Morris
4 new Orleans; L. B. Pipkin, G..
Y ',s sno wife, 7. P. Levy. Beaumont: j..
sr1ard Cincinnati: S. j. Winston, Rich
n " Coleman. city; VIM. Lasker,
n I'M, nSssr rll ". v. Hanway, Dallas;
S .n Chas. A, Mensing. Galveston; f..
|asRnas. Cuero; r. q. Hapway, Hemp
Elog; r Y: ssmlthsr. city; W. T. Way: san
IAN. pallac: j. H. Lugg, New York |;
XXX NJ Calvert; g. C. Chatham, Mar
|jsr ss Lewis, Austin, Wilson. Dallas:
"A iFson, San Antonio; Captain o. Q. Me-
~ fn nonrth Texas; Lieutenant II. Nor
fsnu, tr Texas; z. L. Spencer. wife and
s SIrra J. R. Bowman, Nashville;
M ~, thomson; J. S. Mcnamara, San
r. ueo. Beet, Columbus.
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COTTON RATE WAR.

ep ~ the Senboard Air Line
Made Permanent.
~ Ca, January 80. The cotton
- 70 Southern and Eastern points
.'sa few days ago by the Sea-
AZ Lines cut Of 80 per cent and then
Z oy an additional cut from the
va OF 8 cents per hundred pounds,
y s'ay, Joint cotton tariff having
~. .ssSeo by the Southeastern freight
'on making the rates permanent
sulsr. beginning tomorrow. The
.OweveE, admit of no money to the
Z 'ns handling of cotton, but as the
a practically been moved there will
~ moved from Atlanta to IAv-
i su'0ay on a rate Of 80 cents. 4
,per than cotton was hauled UNI
savannah.
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II. e. md w. II. hates.

Tho following reduced rates are an
nounced by the general passenger depart
nent of the Houston East and West Texas:
For the Woodmen of the World meeting
at Dallas on February IA to IS, inclusive,
a rate OF one fare. limited to February -.
For the meeting of the Grand Lodge OF
odd Fellows at Dallas on February to TO-
inclusive, ono fare for the round trip, lin
tied 10 February II.
For the meeting Of the State Swine
Breeders association at Sherman on Feb
ruary IA to is. rate Of a fare and a third.
Ticket Agent NJ. Greene OF the Missouri
Kansas and Texas will act as joint agent
and Mr.. A. G. Pattuck as secretary
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SMITH DENIES RI.
Hnmor That Katy suit VIII nc Com
promised Is Unfounded,

Austin, Texas January so.--Attorney
General Smith states that there is abso-
iately no foundation for the exploded re-
port repeated from Dallas Saturday that
negotiations are in progress for an ami
cable settlement of the suit brought by the
State to forfeit the charter of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas The suit will
be prosecuted, he says, and Mr.. Hager-
man, attorney for the Katy. who was here
last night to learn whether the State would
be ready on February to 90 ahead with
the case, so understands 1t and was as
sured that in SO lar as the attorney gem
erals department is concerned no con-
tinuance will be asked for.
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PROBABLE
VIII Consider Injunction Suits al
Austin Today.
COMMISSION IS ENTIRELY INDEPENDENT
u Not Responsibie for the s,tu,t,or
and IL Able 70 rnke care Of
ItseIf At Present.

Austin, Texas, january m
Much interest II being manifested
I'm tho meeting of the railway MT
torncys To be held hero tomorrow
from which, Ms announced exclu-
siseIy fin these dispatches, n
withdrawal of the iptunction
suits against the railroad com
mission, pending In the Federal
courts, mny result.
with regard to this matter, Commission
err Storey said to The Post correspondent
this evening that, while the commission
would be glad to have 1t settled peacefully,
1t didn't propose to surrender single right
or relinquish the least bit OF It's authority
to relieve situation for which 1t was In
no way responsible, Mr.. Storey also ro-
duested The Post correspondent to publish
that there was no foundation whatever for
the report appearing in the Galveston News
and the San Antonio Express that the com.
mission had sent for NJ. Lasker with whom
to take counsel in the premises. Said he .
The commission has sent for no one, and
has made no oyertures In any direction in
this business. 1t will cheerfully listen to
representatives of the States commercial
interests who may have suggestions to
make. but feels able OF itself to meet the
question at issue, satisfied that 1t is COM
petent to do 1t full Justice"
Dallas, Texas, January 30.--A COMMITTEES
from the Dallas Commercial club, Captain
Jos Farley chairman, held conference to.
day with representatives of the freight
departments of several prominent Texas
railroads relative TO arriving at an eouita-
BILE adjustment OF the present strained rate
situation.
Railroad men present were: P. II.
Goodwin, general freight agent of the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe; G. H Tur-
tional and Great Northern; @. Halle, gen,
eral traffic manager and J w. Allen,
general freight agent of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas; r. D. Berry, division freight
agent of the Houston and Texas Central;
C. H. Webb, chief clerk to the general
freight agent Of the Texas and Pacific, and
G. S. Swan, general agent Of the st. Louis
Southwestern. A dozen OF the prominent
shippers of Dallas represented the CONNER
cial club.
The meeting was held behind closed doors
and the closest secrecy as TO its result was
sought to be maintained It developed,
however. that the conference was entirely
harmonious and re1ulted in the appoint
ment of joint committee to 30 to Austin
and make efforts to induce the State rail
road commission to relieve the existing
situation in the best way possible, H. was
agreed that compromise OF the pending
litigation between the commission and the
Texas roads was desirable.
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Victoria, Texas. January 30 The annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the New
York. Texas and Mexican and the Gulf,
Western Texas and Pacific railways was
held here today, the old board OF directors
hcinz re-eleeted. The directors met and
re elected The present offers, as follows:
n n Forbes. vice president and general
eilperintendent; W. J. Craig, general
frsight. passenger and claim agent; O r.
tsry' The headquarters OF all OF the off,
cisis named are at this point
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...bue.tern nurcan TarifIs.

Not,ce OF the following changes 10 ra'ss'
.,,,.s and regulations, affecting inters's'o
, ,us tratfic. has been promulgated by 'ne
80 .,-,,sn ~ the Southwestern bureau;
effective immediately. the basis :, 49, !,
=, sratac received from lake connections q
on La vi, be The local rates speaifsd ID
Snieano nmblicadons from receiving faS his
~ op' stations S Of rail lines leading i'''n
cago On rate OF 26 cents
Effective ne0S osau viii apply on lumber, car
per pea aoV from pT Texas points to Toledo ONO
and pe iiy January %. Fl Reno. Q; T.
Enecsi ,, amply on tfsffic. from Fort Reno
= n. TO Texas points !, ~. .stsb.
= Adyices have been issued o. o., snS rs .ssi 81.
,,sbrnent Of rates on couon "a cthSr bss-
Louis 70 New York, poslon 80 '
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ing points. cents per 100 pounds less man
current rates. from and TO same points. CT
fcctiyc February l. 1892.
Advice has been received from the st.
Louis Southwestern railway. effective rcb-
ruary I, OF Its intention to cancel exception
10. 5s, supplement No, go to tarin No.
IA. on cotton seed products
Effective Immediately. rs based pn com
etnation OF locals through New Orleans
Ia rate OF si:2c per 100 pounds may hs
applied on peanuts, carloads, minimum
weight 5000 pounds, from WASHINGTON. D,
g. and Virginia points named in item ios,
bureau tariff No. III tlsC. c, l0l) to Texas
common points third class differentisls 10
apply TO points taking higher than common
point rntes >I III "
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PROPOSED KlosnrKH LIVE.
Iowa Men Want TO Build from vnidel

IOWA Men Want TO Build from Vntdes
Inlet.
New York. january so,-A dispatch TO
the Herald from Washington says;
Several Iowa men have asked congress to
grant a subsidy OF $4,000 milo for a
railway and telegraph line TO the Klcn-
dixie Representative Curtis OF Iowa In
troduced the bill in the house Saturday to
carry out the wishes OF the syndicate.
The syndicate has organized the Copper
River and Yukon Railroad company and
they ask congress to grant them the right
% Incorporate for ffty years and TO give
them right OF way for a railroad and tole-
graph line from Valdez inlet.
Inc company Is 10 be capitalized at $780,
100000. 1t Is TO have the right to bond
and mortgage the line at not to exceed
$4,000 per mile. but this mortgage is TO be
subsequent 10 the claim of the United
States for the $4,000 per mile advanced
by the government.
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puriineton'. secret circuinr.

secret circular has been issued by Gen.
eral Passenger Agent Wakely Of the Bur
lineton route, which, In connection with
the reduced rates granted the Interstate
Merchants association OF 81, Louis and
the National Association Of Merchants and
travellers OF Chicago offers fare OF one
and one-nfth, on the certificate plan, eondi-
toned upon an attendance Of at least 200.
The reduced rates VIII be applied only 10
members az merchants association or other
similar organizations, who hold member
ship cards
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rIRyT-cLAs4
$3.50 to $500 per day.

t-Q HlSL cthSk
Eo Bqpn, Waco; W. T. Way. San An
~. Martin. Chicago. George B.
MA North Carolina; S. oppenheimer.
ic!t; John a. seely. Now Orleans: NJ.
n Houston; W. Mantag. Atlanta. Ga.
Nun. New Orleans: A, II, Smoot. Fort
2. l. Murphy, Houston: William
houston; j. H. Jones. J. D. Bryant.
Captain o. L. Mcdonald. Fourth
u hhntry; George l., LOOMS, sousa's
y ION y Woody. St. Louis: Henry whar-
Nladelphia; n. A. Strand. Waco: w.
ssg A, D. Edgar. Chicago: julius Har-
sManrati; R. L. Hardeman. Palestine;
~ Ripley. Galveston: n. n. Rice. st.
y 4 4. Menchann. oakwoods; NJ. e.
Bm. R. L, Smith, San Antonio: T. B.
nv New York: j r. Morten. San An
" H.. pullman, Chicago: John Dean.
Va1s Kansas and Texas railway; W. g.
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A CONFERENCE AT DALLAS.
KATY mud international VIII Mako
Closer Connections,

Closer Connections
Dallas, Texas, January 3o.--Gencral su-
perjntendent Trice of the International ana
Great Northern and General Manager Allen
and General Passenger Agent Baker OF the
KATY conferred today relative to new
time caro- for the latter road. i is pro-
nosed 10 make closer connections between
tbs tyo lines at Taylor This is one OF
the results OF the State railway coh'iuis-
s,on,s demand for copies OF all TINS catas
a. use in Texas, and its insistence ths'
.,oss connections must be made b. roaas
), ali junction points in the interest o.
INC travelling public.
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|b,. saas' January so.-The railroad
IVAN, S nave the business men OF this
Senis =, a 10 what the important i'm
Ilension.sle are on foot In regard to
81 h nras and engagements. There
|a,e sus existing that the changes
kysat NJ. 20 take place very soon will
BUSINESS interest to tho city Of
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THE SECOND APPEARANCE.

The Beaumont Dramatic club has de-
cided to make its second appearance before
Beaumont audience on Monday night.
February Is, at which time Cast" live
~ three-n comedy. VIII be produced.
During the performance speclalties will
be introduced by Miss Cornelia Ligon,
Miss Lizzette Casweli. r. wyche Greer
and Ben @. Eastin.
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1NnusrR1ors rHrrvEs.

For several weeks thieves have been syu-
tematically stealing from the several rail-
roads which run into Beaumont Nothing
of any considerable value has been stolen,
but tho offering has been the cause OF
considerable annoyance, not not to tho
railroads, but to parties TO whom the
stolen articles we're consigned.
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J, .,lad staEser. Endemic.

= texas, January 20, IAN cpl
j. 'nn staggers is proving fatal
h fhr.. .oiiier In the last few days
DunjH me horses and two mules;
Dehs ~ 'osf several mules only a
bepess No treatment has proven
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WESTBouND.
ST. Louis and San Frgneiseo--st. LOUIS /"
t Paris
Leave ST J,ouir .s..s...s.. sssis y. m. Fridays
go Texas Midland Paris to Ennis.
I..nve Pnrts .....t,,....,.i:S6 y. MI Saturdays
Houston s n aud Iexas Central Ennip to Houston
sunset Ronte-AHouston 70 III Psso
Leave Houston ,s,..f..-.,,,ssle q. ~, S Sunuays
Leave San Antonio. .;;,..-,i;ts ?, n; sunasys
Sunset Rohte-El Paeo 20 san hranniaeo'
Leave III Pasop,, $500. $50 r NJ Monusys
Arrive Los Angeles. 1920 p. IN, Infs1nys :
Arrive sap Franelseo. "a. I. m, Wednesdays
lsaSTB0UNp.
Sunset Routn-ASan Francisco 10 ~ Paso.
Leave San Frano!sco.,.. 300 a. m. trluays
Leave Los Angeles. :l5 a.. IN, Saturoays
srnset Route--Ei Peso 70 Houston.
Leave El Pafo f...,....... s;bq y. NJ, sundays
Leave San Antonio ...,.,,f2;ln y, ~. Momuays
Houston and Texas Ccntral--I lcuslon 70 Ennis
Lravc Houston ,.......,. ..f0:i5 ., N. Mondays
TEXAS Mtdlsnd--Ennis 10 Paris;
Leave Ennis 49,. ...s..s.bi3O a. m. Iucsaay1
81 Louis and San Francisco Paris 10 st.
Louls.
Lrfye Paris .........4..lli0d a. m. Tuesdays
Arriyo St Louis. ......4 d:25 a. IN. Wedncsdeys
Both through and local passengers can Je'
cure berths IN these cars,
Each car will be In charge OF Tourist Tx
Cars viii be operated under direction of tbs
Pullman Company.
C. r. and T. A., II. and T. c. Il. II.
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TO CURE a COLD ~ ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druegifts refund money II y fAils 70 eurA
~. ~ eeepine ~ h.h'e. - tseh sspiee'
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THE HOTELS.

|lliol, HOTEL
hLkA. Hervey.
| IL Manager
m ltors. with
nj baths, sup
N NTH pure arr
VI wklar from
/ sra we'll: large
NJ rooms, With
4 nd most con-
VA aetonlmo-
~ for COM