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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-23

Seventeenth district court 10 enforce che
claim OF r. +. Morrison 10 a partnership
In the Arm of A. p. 4 n. C. Pyles of Mans
held a jury decided in favor OF Mr..
Mcrrison's contention. whereupon creditors
OF tho firm and y. C. Pyles iilcd an appii-
cation in the United States court TO put
the Arm in Involuntary bankruptcy. Nor
rison applied 10 Judge Harris of the dis
trfct court for the appointment Of re-
ceiver with authority to sell the property.
Tho application was granted, the receiver
appointed on Saturday morning last
whereupcn he at once sold the stock Of
goods belonging TO the arm. At i24o
saturday p. M. an Injunction was ISSUED
ont of the United States cour, forbiddinr
the receiver disposing OF the property. and
commanding him to retain the same in
his possession subject TO the further orders
OF the court The nice point arises on,
of tho sale OF the property BY the receiver
prior 20 the adverse order OF the Unitci
States Judge. L. r.. Meek as to whether
the sale will stand or whether the rerciv-
cr, by making the sale. has put himself In
contempt OF the Federal court.
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wEATHERToRD WORKING.
The Citizens of That Town Are Push
ing the ROnd.

The Citizens of That Town Are Push
ing the Rond.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
business men was held at Westherford
Tuesday, at which the Weatherford board
of trade was reorganized and new board
of directors of fifteen members was elect
ed. The following, on motion of G. NJ.
Bowie, were unanimously adopted;
Whereas The Chicago, Weatherford and
Brazos Valley railway, when constructed
from a connection with the Chicago. Rock
Island and Texas railway in Wise county,
10 Waco, the central city of Texas, will be
one OF the best railroads in the Southwest
with earning power amply sufficient to pay
interest on bonds to cover cost of con-
struction and dividends to the holders OF
its stock; and
whereas, The people along the line pro-
pose to respond literally to the require
ments of the management of the road to
give rights of way, depot grounds and take
stock to the amount of $1,000 mile. which
evidences their faith in this great enter
prise and renders its accomplishment GER
tain: therefore be 1t
Resolved That the president OF the
Weatherford board of trade appoint COM
mittee or seven members, whose duty 1t
shall be TO recommend TO the directors OF
the Chicago, Weatherford and Brazos VAL
ley Railway company a plan of action
looking to the immediate construction OF
the road.
Resolved, That the thanks of the board
of trade are hereby rendered to the Bust
ness Mems cub of Waco and the public
spirited citizens along the line of the road
for their generous assurances OF support
The following resolution adopted by the
business Mems club of Waco has been sent
to the newspapers along the line OF the
proposed railroad.
.'Resolyed by the Business Mems club oil
Waco That we heartily indorse the plan OF
the Chicago, weatherford and Brazos VAL
lev railroad as presented TO us, and prom
Use our co operation to the extent OF the
interests involved
The work OF grading the line OF railroad
from Weatherford to connection with Inc
Rock Island railway in Wise county VIII
be inaugurated simultaneously with sur
viewing the line south Of Waco and 1t IS
exnected that work on the entire line VIII
be in progress at an early day.
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Results nj penninss

Washington. November 22-Bennipg
results:
Five and a half furlones Tyrba. Speed
mas, Lhngdon. Time, $40.
Five and n half furIongs -Aratoma, j
A, Gray Vertigo. Time, 1910 Id
Six and a half furlongs-Randy, Gran.
deur, Bermuda Time. 1924
Mile and 100 yards Rrik, Compensation
Weller Time so 2-5
Six furlongs-sidney Lucas, Hang On
Mile and a MISUNDERSTANDING. Beau
Ideal. st. simon. Time 15s.
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
Six furlongs. settings Judge Wardell
Carlotta c.. Lalouette. Atlautus. 1903; Sa-
gacity, 1905. Dr. Parker. Red Spider, Tab
ouret 104; Kilt Kcnsington. Goal Run
ner. Diva, 1902.
Five and a half furlongs. two-yoar olds
Bermuda Prince, The Corinthian. Gold
Wing, Ortrud, i02. Cupldity. 105. Aibonita
Aloha H.. Give and Take. Back Talk. Deci-
NAL. Difhdencc, 102; Golden Sceptre, Ad-
jutor. 100.
Steeplechase two and a half miles
Waterman. 1856: Beyel. Grampian, 1873.
Becky Rolfe, Rose Heimdel $50; The Mo-
non. li5. ochiltrec, Tentore. Old Tank,
Charagrace. 142.
Six and q half furlongs, 2-year- olds.
selling. Magic Light, First Whip, l06;
Precursor. l02; Fleuron, so; Royal ster.
ling, 81.
Handicap. mile and sixteenth War,
renton. 1876; Kinnickinnic, 1927 Charen-
tus. ia; Duke OF Middleburg. l12; Dan
Rice, 10; Bangor, l06; Lady Lindsey,
Compensation. 100; Spurs, 49,
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Fort Worth. Texas, November 2e.--on
December | the Chicago. Rock Island and
facihc VIII inaugurate a system OF charges
tor Two stock transportation west Of tho
Missouri river on the 100 pounds instead
vi py the car, as now. For the purpose
Oh learning what effect the ruling would
nave on shipments over the Texas line of
the ROCK Island system. your correspond
eht called at the general freight office OF
she company here and was informed that
~ would make no difference in the present
method OF computing the freight rates on
cattle shipments from Texas, as II has
always been done by the 100 pound weight
system. The Rock Island and Pacific peo-
PIE state that they expect vigorous pro-
tests from shippers when the new charge
becomes. operative. Railroad people say
That under the old system shippers very
oiten overerowded the cars to such an
extent as to injure and kill cattle, and
afterward bring claims for damages
against the railroad companies.
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LAwLoR ARRIVALS.

- y y, Stokes Lampasas; Allen L. Cameron
SS KY. VIM Foster, South Omaha. @. w
rss st. new Orleans; s. Roos. Boston; r. A
IJ sssrS. city; John S. Logan and wife St
sto rpn, N. W. Steele, New York; G. II
rsr,n ues ana wife, San Antonio; T. l.. l.
i i,nnle, Texarkana, Ark w. D. Carrico, Sar
ei,s. Mrs VIM. Virgins, Tom Colman
lss. II; ); sun, Jr., Kemp; j. LANG, Dial
IS,,; i, 2; Feagin,. Livingston; David Harren
cbirsa george Walker, Austin; L. j. Hazep
Gssss george E. Peleter, New York; r. A
ei.eo' beaumont; Paul Traumlitz. San Fran
Bsss, ", T. Cookers, Indianapolis: D. X
n r austin; John C. Harris. Galveston
sou' : , samsuels. New York Gordon 3. Wood
& Ma.sy.nhnnmpurg, Va; Irwin Pope, Tyler; j
cheau 'sMnaIl louisville. Ky; A. J. CANA
,on,n.' :, New Orleans; j. d. Reed. San An.
Nv, ~. a.. NICE. Veg. Dallas: A. T. Roome
~" orieans' F. L. Chapman, Cuero.
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SANTA FEE RATES.
Authority Issued for Reduction o"
Account of Special Occasions.

Authority Issued for Reduction y"
Account of Special Occasions.
The Santa Fe has authorized the follow
ing reduced rates:
Texas Christian Lectureship, Greenvl'ie'
December s to S, a rate OF one and one
third fares. on the certificate plan.
/ Annual conference African Methoois'
Episcopal church, Waco, November ~ TO
27-Agents BRENNAN to Fort Worth, In
elusive. and WeatherSord to Cleburne and
Dallas. inclusive. and agents Temple 10
I.arnpasas inclusive, may sell at rate OF
one and one-third fares, on the certificate
plan.
Meeting Grand Lodge knights and La
dies of Honor. Waco, November ~ to 80, .
rate OF one and one-third fares, on the
certificate plan.
North Texas Medical association, Dallas
December IL TO l5-Agents McGregor lc
Gainesville. inclusive. Westherford 10 Cie-
burne and Cleburne to Paris and Honey
Grove. inclusive. may soil at a rate o.
one and one-third fares, on the certinca'e
plan ~,
Masonic Grand Lodge. Houston. Noyem-
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1. mud G. n. rlnn.

Palestine Texas, November 21.-The
International and Great Northern Railroad
company is preparing to put in its own
water works system 1t will build res
ervoir on the open ground near the shops
and will erect an immense steel tank
The capacity of the reservoir will be about
t5.OQ0,ooO gallons and it is thought will
supply all the water necessary. Work ON
the reservoir will begin at once and be
pushed rapidly to completion.
There is also some talk of the company
putting in and operating its own electric
light plant. but so far as learned no def
mite arrangements have been made as yet.
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ToDAY,s ENTRIES.

Five eighths of mile, S-year-olds and
upward. allowances -Dulac 1l2. Johnny
Williams. Big Buck 107. Ben Roy 102, De-
NAL, Inspection. Naughty Girl, Warren
point. Bonnie lone 30, Chonita. Little Ga
veroche 81,
Four and one-half furlongs, 2year-
Odds. selling Woodtrce 11s, Honest Run
l13. Hibiscus. Intent, Miss Fonspiand
Harriet b. l0i, MIR. Rose %, Sinnemahon,
Grntia a6,
One mile. seling--Domsie li2 Paronc,
Hampden 40, Capnonade, Senator II. 1oT,
Pete Kitchen 1903. Radiant Heat 1oi. Bill
Powell. Kitty Regent 100 our Ida 9s.
Three quarters OF a mile. selling-Geo.
n. ketchum los, Prince of Wales John
Boone 1875. Brown Veil Musket 1o4, Judge
Quigley 1o3 Aunt Mary 100. Sprngtime.
Lauretta G.. Good Order 9s. Jonetta %.
Adows l05.
Three quarters of q mile. all ages sell
ing-Joe Bell 1ia. Mr. Robinson, Borden,
Shieldhearer 1o7, Sallis J. 90, Maidstone.
Statra III, Supreme 81.
Cloudy heavy. ga
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A WORLDS WONDER.
Interesting Circular Issued by the
southern Pacific.


southern Pacific.
In advising coupon ticket agents OF the
Sunset-Central special between New Or
leans and North Texas, the passenger de-
partment OF the Southern Pacific has is
sued the following characteristic circular:
Gentlemen-This is an age of enterprise
and move" Although the stars have
FALLEN and Dom Paul rules it in the Trans
Vaai, the world proceeds to wag on in its
same old wag and human enterprise 10
marx the pages of history with remarkable
Things. There is no hating in the onward
march of progression, for destiny sits on
the outer edge OF the worldly cumulus and
bids man do or undo. While this is thus.
the Southern Pacific, Sunset route" pro-
ceeds to elaborate her many and manifest
advantages.
lhere are catalogued in the galaxy OF
remarkable achievements the Hanging
Hardens in famed Babylon; the Pyramid
OF Cheops in mystic Egypt the Colossus
of Rhodes and SPECIFICS shrew, but
the end, as Jones might have remarked.
Us not yet" There has still to be added
the SunsetC Central special.
! presume news has reached you Of this
radical Innovation. II not bid time stay
his wings until you have listened.
sunset Central special" is the title OF
new fast service recently Instituted by
the Southern Pacific. Sunset route" for
the purpose of taking care OF passengers
for Texas points through tine New Orleans
gateway. This train, known on the off,
clal time cards as No. >. west and north
hound and No G. south and eastbound
leaves New Orleans daily at 1916 a. m
and carries free reclining chair cars 10
Denison through Houston and Dallas. con-
Meeting with Houston and Texas Contra,
at Houston. and making quickest time on
record-eeven hours New Orleans TO
Houston twenty hours hfiy-fve minutes
New Orleans to Dallas
Do you see the point. the object. the rea-
son? This late departure cradles persons
from all points east of the Mississippi river
en- route to Texas ceners. to mako pos
tive connection II they intend jourueying
via the Sunset route. No matter IF the
Eastern connection he two hours late, pas
sengers are sure OF proceeding on their
journey without disquieting delay.
Sunset Central special also carries III
through California sleeping car to H7us-
ton. where 1t is given TO No. o leaving
New Orleans at $50 a. m. This also en-
abes passengers for points west OF Hous-
ton TO make sure connection and enjoy the
delights of an enterprise that deserves not
only their consideration but yours as we'll. |
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A friend In need is friend indeed. That
q exactly what chamberlains Cough REM
adv e. II is the mothers help when she
Is suddenly awakened in the night by the
or,nous husky cough. and labored breath
-. ~ her babe. 1t is the safe resort OF
N. youth or adult when he has caught
.o,d. and there is coughing and irrita-
ion Of the mucous membrane Of the throat.
:. FLAWS tho irritation and cures the cold.
Far sale by all druggists.
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Rite. for Nln,ons

The general passenger department OF
the Southern Pacific has announced that
on account of the annual meeting OF Ma
sonic Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter,
Houston. Texas, November rs To December
20, agents in Texas may sell round trip
tickets to Houston November 26 aud "a
at rate OF one fare, final limit, two days
from date of sale. On December 3 and 4
tickets will be sold at rate OF one fare
for the round trip. except that agents
between Seguin and San Antonio, inciu-
siye. will sell on these dates at rate of So.
and agents west of san Antonio will sell
at rate Of ono fare up to san Antonio, plus
So from that point No tickets must be
limited longer than two days from date Of
sale.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. November 22--Consul Ma.
crum at Pretoria has been refused per-
mission to leave his post because of pri-
vate business.
The president has about reached the
conclusion that It will be impossible to
visit Nashville on the 2sth instant, 10
join in the welcome 10 the First Tenneg-
Eee regiment
The navy department has awarded the
contract for the dry dock at League Island
navy yard. Philadelphia to the Atlantic
and Pacific company for $3.50 00o.
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per 1s-All agents In Texas NAV sol, OK
sursion tickets to Houston and return a.
follows "r' " as
:. one fare for the round trip, tickets scla
november 90 and 81, same TO be limited
Two days from date OF sale for Anal re-
turn. one fare. with maximum OF s.. tick-
cts to be sold December and 4, and i'm /.
lted TO two days from date OF sale for anal
return An arrangement has been made
wneteny, II tickets are deposited with
iglnt agent OF the railroad companies In
Houston, on date before they have Az
pired, an extension of limit can be secured
up to December 20 :, -
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"katy" Smith Married.

The friends of John Il. Smith, city pas
senger aud ticket agent of the Katy at
Waco. were surprised 10 learn of his mar
riage Tuesday to Miss Sallie II. Robert
son. daughter of General Felix II. Rob-
ertson one of the most prominent citizens
of Texas. Those who know katy Smith,
as he is called in Waco. thought him a
confirmed bachelor. He is one of the best
known railroad men in Texas, is popular
with all who know him, and is a valua
BILE man to the Katy. Miss Robertson was
one of Waco's most popular society young
ladies' She has visited the different cities
of Texas and has friends all over the
State
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KID MCCOY IS A WRECK.
Said to Have Collapsed While Training al
Muldoon's Farm
he MAY NEVER ENTER THE RING AGAIN
Entircis-Rcsuits on tho Race
Tracks.

New York, November 90 - A report
comes from White Plains tonight taat
Kid Mccoy. who has been training at w.i-
liam Muldoons farm for the match with
Peter Maher in December. has collapsed
physically and will probably not be able to
enter the ring again. 1t is said INA; his
nervous system is almost a complete
wreck,
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NEAR KIMBERLEY.
noers Were Forced Back by the
~, TrOOps,


"a, Troops.
n,lperiey, Friday. November IT, by
d,y ypa, M Rider to Orange River wednes-
po;.. november 22.--There was a recon
drscsiNue IN force this afternoon IN 10
conss. on Of Acknowledgement, below nea
"a torne Detachments of British mount
guns es with two Maxims ana two field
lain u Under Major Scott Turner and Cap
Bea,oaas, respectively. together with the
su pnor, a town guard. which helped
berinr 9s sne guns, forced the Beers, num-
tein 40. SOW In column TO Alexanderfou-
suorm nm The Beers blazed away, firing
rom ,hn Quantities of ammunition WHY
ArtlllerNe alhe pits. remaining concealed.
Beers, hre was also changed. The
rounss Maxim TANNED at twenty-five
general sue. such continuous firing gave ne
was on impression that a big engagement
citedly ana the town folks turned out -
ONLY wv Rr 70 greet the returning troops. The
Ing Of rann casualties were the wound
two hors sp'ain Bondley and the killing Of
oombardment No
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
A Fine LegaI Point.

Fort Worth. Texas, November 22.--A
nice point has been raised in bankruptcy
proceeding before the United States court
here and The point comes from the ae-
ton Of the receiver appointei by the dis
.rict court Of this (Tarranb county. The
case arose In an action Of law in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-23
HAVING A GOOD TRADE.
The Freight Rates Give Texarkana job
bers a Great Advantage.
COMMISSIONER MAYfIElD IS At HOME.
Wenthcrford People Arc w,r,.,r
for the New Rond-chenp Rates
for the Mnsons-Notcs.

Austin, Texas, November 22 Railroad
commissioner Mayiield and Commission
Auditor Askew returned from Texarkana
this morning after having made an ex-
animation of the books OF the Texarkana
and Fort Smith general offices at tina,
point Mr. Mayheld says that the Tex
arkana jobbers are doing a big business
owing to the low interstate commodity
rates which they are just now enjoying.
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Results at OnkIand.

San Francisco. November 22.--oakland
results;
Six furlongs-Alaska. santello. Major
Cook. Time, 1913.
seven furlongs-Los Medanos. Roser-
monde. Una Colorado. Time, 1880 "a.
seven furlongs-Gauntlet, Ostler Joe
Ringmaster. Time, 1890 Ia.
six furlongs, selling--High Hoe, Flam-
away, Dare II. Time, 1:l9
Six furlongs--Pat Morrlseey, Sly, Peace
Time, 1924 "a.
Mile -.satsuma, San yenado, Festoso
Time. las IA.
ToDAY's ENTRIES,
Seven fnrlongs selling--Tempo. III;
IRA Colorado, 10a; Schiller, l05; st. Ais-
non. Rossmore. iO2; schanken, 81.
Five furlongs, purse, 2-year-o ids--Ked
Cherry, 10: Caiser Young. T. ". Brode
Fine Shot. Duckoy. Uncadean, los; Dread
nauxht. Lizzie Long. Hattie Fox, Her
culean. Delvista, Reginald Hughes, Mort
gage Miss Morrell. Tomale, los.
Purse, six furlongs-Alieviate. 49, Miss
Marion. Whaleback, 1o7; Miss Soak, 1906
Boardman. Ballista, 101.
Mile and furlong. selllng--Meadow-
thorpe. lO6; Lovdal 104; Magnus, Castake
10i; Adam Andrew. 81; Judge Wofford. 95i
Tom Calvert, New Moon. 81; Jennie Reid
80: S1avator. IS.
Ftiturity course. puse--southern Girl
Princess seeika, 10; Windy Jim. 1917
Grayita. Expedient. Druidess, 103.
Six furlongs. selling--Miks Rice. 1903;
IJIm lO4. Rlngmaster, 10l Horton. Lou
Rey, 90; The Miller, White Fern, Dc.
Clear; sloppy.
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Timpson, Texas. November 2l..--A. f.
Bryan has bought Lassiter Bros stock
and brick building on south side public
square. Owing 10 Mr., n. Lasslter's health
they will not remain here; they will moro
than likely seetle at Goldthwate. This
place has lost two OF It's best citizens and
in fact their places will indeed be hard
to ALL
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stock Sold.

Montgomery, Texas. November ao.--Dr.
w. p. Simmons sold his stock of drugs TO
pr Wilkerson OF Tanglewood. Texas. to-
day. Or. simmons will move to Arlington,
Texas, and enter drug business there. DR..
Wilkerson win move here December 1 and
continue drug business here
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Galveston. Texas, November %. SUI,
was filed In the district court today by the
Central National Bank OF the City OF New
York against u. y. CARAT for $50, 500 and
interest and costs
The sum Is claimed to he due on note
executed by Mr.. CARAT March 80 last
The note was for saa.ooo but $500 OF the
amount was paid.
In the United States district court an
involuntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed by number of.thc creditors OF u. u.
Garratt praying that he be adjudged a
bapkrupt
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New Firm NJ corru. ohr,,,,.

Corpus Christi Texas, November ga
big business transaction was consummated
here yesterday, when w, G, Taylor & Co.
doing a wholesale produce and commission
business, disposed OF their business TO C.
w. Layton and w. c. Downing. who re-
Gently arrived here from East Texas. Tho
new firm will conduct business under the
firm name of Layton & Downing.
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stock Sold.

smithville, Texas, November &c. f.
Paul has sold his stock Of groceries TO
A. r. Grohman Of Rosanky, who will
move here and continue business in the
old stand
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Galveston, Texas, November CA petit
ton in bankruptcy was filed in the United
States district court today BY Herman
Cohen. formerly of the firm of Wolf &
Cohen of Waller county.
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Petition In nnnIsruptcy.

Paris, Texas, November ga. r. Horn
beck OF Denison filed petition In bank
ruptcy in the Federal court today. Liabil
titles about $4,000; assets old accounts aud
eyompt nroperty
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RACES.


Birmingham. Ala November 2s.-There
were no races at Birmingham today on ac'
count OF bad weather
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An Error Corrected.

;, We have special wagons for collection OF
g. S;aIGAGE from PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
NJ Outgoing trains; also for delivery to ph-
y. .sw residences in the city. We are on duty
y an hours. WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
p sse orders from private residences receive
~ee'a attention. Phone Sc.
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
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Galveston Special leaves Houston i;so p. m.
smrssvs only. All these trains leave the
ssnt, Fe Congress Avenue Depotrs minutes
i,,sr Than the above.
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IL z. a w. T. II. II.

Grand Central Depot
,.,. Q. 40 p. m Express Train Arrive $40 a. m
Shreveport. Kansas City and CinelnnatiD
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VACCINE POINTS

.o,y.d fresh every day at the R. c.
Stuart Drug Company
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r. 4 n. q. H. n.
ard new Orleans Trains
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mail and exeIss ss, se ,oy S, he
Is cnfs Only .o an from Houston via the Central
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poAD SCHEDULE

n. a t. G. n. n.
Grand Central Depot 49,.
t,res No. Ills p. M.
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NOTE-Trans leaving Houston at 500 4.
NJ. and 4:ss p. m. and arriving at Houston
ASA. m. and s:ss d. m. also run into Grand
Central depot departing ten minutes earlier
and arriving ten minutes later than time
given above
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Grand Central Depot.
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a5-A! trains arrive AMI depart from the Grand
Central depot except the Missouri Kansas and Texas
tsns which have depot in the Fifth ward. the In
erational and Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
which use the International and Great Northern depot
on Congress avenue, The Missouri. Kansas and
Texas and Galveston Houston and Henderson trains
rass the International ana Great Northern depot