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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31


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Iprefastnins uIouIi9 / 6runtrig. Der
bar biotiI b%eitaaet ct Seiitab / 6ranfris
til RooorbejOeIfe al Eprefastnius, Os
bet unta9es, at 9eieterets aenbeIle
MI uil gore bette SeIitub unpOuenbist,
o9 at bet uiI opIpies.
grittft Columbus Reqes
i II q bar beIuttet at 9nbre 2Ouen ON
6uI9rubearbeibere berben, at insen ffaI
untases til arbeioe / R%uIsruberne, lom
life fun Ieie o9 itriue @n9elif.
MarM dIIer, ben beremte en9elife
Spross os GteIi9ions forifer Orforo,
bar facet ct flemt l%ilbasefaIo. Oct
uuta9es, at ban life tan lepe. Wtnr
MIuer ct febt 1928.
NepoIution / Yara9uap. =
@n Rorreiponoent fra Aiuncion meooes
Ter, at Der unoer @eneraIerne GabaQez
ros os @scobars 6prerltab er uobrubt
aeuoIution / Paso9uap. PrGiioent
Ncebal ifal pare 6onse.
Oen ran fsitolten te Irafs
t at angaaenbe BeliooeIlerne lungs n,eb
bet rpbe 9au bIeu unoerte9net Gom b.
%. San. Stalien faar berbeb 9erres
BONNET ouer R%arapauueien fra Nsmara
@rptbr9a til Nusla.
SnfIueu3a / Rom. Goms 29<
ger bar meobelt / alt go, 900 TilfGloe
al SnfIuenSu GA @ribbe). Sp9oOmmen
forIeber bog ret miIbt, men Oct ouer-
pejes, ON StoIerne life buroe Iutfes.
vNaar nj bpbe uao9uer",
9enrit Sbiens iiblte Drama ituI t
Wurts Waaneo opferes / Berlin.
5000 Gpmrere pla 1Oltiuinsss
pIabien / 9aris er / 6Grb meb of ssre
Strejte for boisre Con. Oct funoe 10
bliue llemt NOT, beriom man matte til
at Itanole Ggmrsrarbeioet netop Der,
buor alt mao ere / Oroen til en- beifemt
lio; men Qeoerne lpnes bog life at ere
ierIi9 ban9e for, at nO9et iaubant itaI
ife.
SuItanen p9. Sra Wostua
beretteS, at Sultonen liner at Rrampe=
unfulo os uiler lesn til @uIifub. Muz
bameounernes Ouetpr9it, Sbeif:u Is
Sslam, bar befaIet, at Der / belle
Gprtiet bOloes gen for Gisets Operbos
ueb.
Den pente &eserin g %forIan=
ger en- Beuillin9 paa $50 MiQioner
@rouer. 0ette er mere Ell bet iuenfe
Budget uosen Sinbe bar beIobet fig til.
f6 npe Nrtiueribatterier ifal anifdffes
til %llbsansen at 1908. 0esuben ~forIanz
ses loo, 900 npe Wau erriHer os 5O,s
00O, 900 Patroner, iom ale ffal uere
farbi9e paa fire Qar. Bense treues til
ct 6oriss meb at mobiIilere Gelerpebe.
rem.
Gil Sernbaneuaienet forlanses 90
Wiaioner 6roner, guoraf en- 6ierbebel
ltaI unuenbes til Suotob al npe ruIenoe
Materiel.
milan gen. Com man nil erins
ore, bIeu Milan afiat iom 6ou9e /
Serbien, o9 efter en- 6ormpnbertpreIie
tom bans Sen Aleranber paa Tronen.
Den a%fiatte aonse uenote tiIbose fra
i'm 0anb fp9ti9beo, os eIterbaanoen bar
ban 9enpunoen i'm 9umIe S~nbhpbeIle.
Seq tan life arouare min 5aoers Gies
%neite," tiger Sounen. 9es9e %ffiIores
lom uuGloise 8eliOner.
Oct tore GrienaIt ct. 6eIiers,
5eriep, @n9lano, er nebbrGnot. l1maas
oeli9 Staoe anretteoes pda bet oerp9s
renbe Nrtiueri. 1000 Sitter lamt ubpre
6orraao al Ammunition o9 6laoer ebes
la9oes o9ioa.
9u Sperenestom t er oprettet
menem RusIono og GAMBIA ON Oprets
teIIe at ct lusiilf Ronlulat Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
SpnOerjDQanO.

Weo 1ttione II TEL peD yOlHs
nsuirfe" bar besu0rrs I'm @tunb lie
uiebeb mslem YIaoets 6ier, 8prIa9e
81 isrubau9e, Os ben biotiIpGrenos
Hebaftsr M. Is. Matbieen on9aa'
enbs be 8unifes SoIbnins ouer for ben
6easrlts 1unnsspOIitit. Den ferlts
uGunte ssr fig til GaIsmanb for peb
Gitsrsiusnbso os 9smpelie at TONNE |
ct b,bre 5orbolb til 1pfterue, meosns
Mutbisisn IisefOm bibtiI peb en- bslinbis
men fuft 9oIonins piI bGpbe Oanitbs'
bens Rst.
vt ben lsniebeb, Der iauIsbes uiier
fig, er en- Sors for pore isnberipbife
8rsbrs, tan let foriiaas, os sDannes
pirte" oil rimsIisuis tabe en- Del at fin
2aietrsbs.
Den snberipbf presfe. -
9Iabet WobersmuuIst" uil fra /. Up.
ousrqaa til ct Attieelffab. Nttietapis
talen, $4,000 Wart er te9net at anIete
~hanffnbebe Nanb / 9obersIeue9nen.
Otter borIpbenbe oil SeIftabet fsse at
fuptte y0anrsuirts"s bioiiIuerenos
8ebafter W atbie en- Ill Blaoet.
@ammslt trift. Ouer
Slssui9s Dom,itteS ipbli9e Bort itaar
Der en- summel, Iaiinif Snoitrift, iom
bet nu er lpttsoes ben tpite Brofesior
3aupt at ipoe. Ser lpoer iaaIeoes:
"Tu mihi germanum mundi de-
pelle uranium ct revoca gentes
deum pietate colentes.'
Oct er ct 9iertsiut fra bsnfOrne Gi'
Der, % bet sumIe gers tan paa Danf
9eusiues Omtrent iuuIeoes:
.@ermaneren, ber tp%ranniIersr gers
ben, forbrius bu fra mig oe talo tiIbase
5olt, Der / 5rOmb,o bprter Cub"
portalsn er opferi omtriuS Nar 100
o9 Snbfriften er muIi9uls inobugset
Iamiibia. Den tpbsr ben paa en- grGa9:
felstib O9 tan JON ct 9ionesbpro fra
en- i%uunoen 1io ltprfs 9aabet baaoe
nOrb Os ipo for aOnssaaen.
Np YreSfeias. Onsoas ben 10.
Sanuar ffulbe usb 8ifooerettsn 2ns
benraa blipe iorbanbIet ct Bar p~o.itiife
eager. SoaIsoss oil bet 9amIe biitos
rife Raun Seuosrjpuanb bIius @tn:
itano for Rsitsns llnberis9eIie. Den
oniuarbaosnos 0sbotter af y9eimbal",
RicoIoi Spenoien, er nsmIis untla9st
for at baps brust gstesneIien ct Bar
@anSs / v9sjmoaI". ristisnOt / busrt
Iili9lbe rsfererenbe, blot antpbet eler
borm al en- Annonce. 9n iarli9 mRrs
feIis Rstsias ct Der iisIee .9simouI"
snopiosre anlast mob Nieolni Suenblen,
ioet ban CT antlasst for srou llorben,
bssauet Deb, at Der | Rumret for Abe
December Of p9sjmoaI" bar uarst an.
fort 5nbIstninssueriet til en- b,fsnbt
banlt Gang. Oct mGrteIi9e ueo Sassu
er ben Omffanbisbeo, at Yeriet par af.
trpft paa = @rsnIunbf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31

men msb Qoubet, Der 10 lite ct G3aren
%uipmpatetiit.
MsneIit bar nemIis en- Suasbeo; ban
Tan life f%Orftaa, buorfor england ifal
bIiue ueb meb at uGre 9erre / aspptiif
Cuban, fiOen ban ieIp, MeueIit, er Ii9e
PED 9aanoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
ct GODT HJE1 HAIR ALTID rUSIK.

svsnf A M s hr Rad til at have 5000 PIANOERo g 1880 oRGLER g endnu fere kan pne
pAad dem. 4 HONE nuSIOB ID VII fyde padsen forb geu ii en- PRS, SON den mIndat he
|nidhde kan afe. Med den kan nfEnsOnHELsT spne de yansseLgte sykker konekt
|Mushkue ra nunmretp aa FULLER me- SuaMapper intel Paper;i nts ome udsideMgt BBfe
lB kfaigeT Toner som paae tOEhih fner ale eklendteh smhero4 eIi shr hyg8e OF lat
for de gam1e de syge g beyerete nierhoda Seskab netD an8r& &c; kkompaRnerer Sang
.g err Gade hrB 5nene. spher over 1000 ykker son De- kan vagef Etidunderhgt In
|trlmnt TuandHM Anhefiingerf FRA tlhedse Kunder." Saam eget beire end Vi yerteias
|dgere de- met agd6i mems SAL lHgt som IL egRd. YRt, i Box 10 lbs kIN GOO en-
muk Ka9e med Musk sends Dem pr Exprs we'd madagascar at 300 Agenter Jena
panRe En- hute SLRsatkel. SnG &c fnmark for aMog Adnsr
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
ON alt 90 nlle.

OeH ig It Nel LIZ D.
Der b b. @ntebertu9iuoen al SIess
pig 9oliten. ben nupGrenoe tpife Rejs
lerinbes Wober, bebe / Onsoa9s /
Dresden al inflammation / grpltet.
6un par febt / 1885, grinlesle af
9obenlobe-Qan9enbur9.
8eiisren og 8eiierinbeu tom tort Gib
eiter til Dresden.
Uf. Ban 9oef9oten, Setreter
for Or. 9epbs 9ranspaaI 2eeotion /
Brnsiel, er tommen til RusIonb | et
fpecieIt, ~bsmmeIist 2grinbe til Siege
rin9en.
Or. Niron Wontroe E, Sfot,
lambs GIoite BrGit, bebe / Gorsbaes,
81 aar 81. 9an par en- me9et betenot
prat / 6ritirfeu os bar ppet en- flor
@ernins bens Nibte.
ga tor 8 arms 8, IN inf Misifo.
nGr, Der for IN CID iiben blsp fan9et /
0ataI at gugIGnberne, Der beitpIote
BAN for at iiette goerne, fiober enbnu
/ 6an9enifab. Oct tpite lo%enri9smis
niiterium bar for9Gpes benueEbt fig til
eonoon ON bans 6ri9iuelie; nj bar
A%mbuslooeren / Qonoon, @reu D. 8abs
felo fact Orore til paa ny at minoe
Dem ON Su9en; o9 ben tplte 6onluI /
gapetomn bar fact OrSre til at 9aa til
be b~rittiife autoriteter o9 forIan9e, at
ben fau9ne WisiionGr piebIitteIi9 iRttes
/ 6ribeb.
0uitruen so a nbensS uppIe=
ant. Naar en- itemmeberettiget gift
Wano lite uil benptte i'm Stemmeret
ueb prGitepal9, bar efter en- ny Beitem.
meIie / Suerris 9%uitruen &et til at
femme / bans Steo, buis bun bar ct
9oot Rp9te O8 itaar ben %ipenife airfe.
OnntS mBr inOer itiQenbe Nf=
i9tuin9 / england. Smeruofetl ellen
brin9er uurlis 100 MiuiOner aroner /
oanIte 2anbmRnbs CONNER.
8 WalowSen / @uuernementet
Samora, Guslano, itprteoe 8irtetupIen
neb unber @uOstieneiten o9 btGbte 80
Wsnneiter os laarebe benpeo 60.
Oct pil bIipe muIi9 at rejie
runot omfrin9 Soroen paa 40 Da9e,
naar ben libirllte Sernbane bliuer f9rbig.
s n m9rfeIi9 Gebatter. @n
at be mGrteIi9ite &eoatterer / 8eroen,
er 9r. 6. MplIer, iom ubsiuer api:
fen vRoloritmit" @ootbaab paa @ren>
lonb. Apiisn ubfommer cen Gang om
Waaneben | ct lille treipaltet 6ormat.
Den er i@freuet paa @renlanof os iettes,
trpttes os uobeles af Reoattpren ielu.
abounentspr;ien er Q 9bberfusIe Rpar:
talet. Cole Numre tolter en- Reolpatte.
6or en- Selbunb fan nan faa Apiien
ct belt Aar. Geoattsren er imiolertib
paa fin NpiS blepet en- formuenbe Wanb
os bor / ct fort, buiot o9 reot maIet
lrebus / ben lille gp.
Ganaba o9 England. ,Wec
6olf o9 Yen9e pil oi biltaa Mooerlan.
bet" iasoe Cir @iIfreb 9aurier,
@anaoas Bremierminiiter, / en- Gale,
iom ban for nosIe 0a9e fioen boIot /
Sberbroot, Cue, % MI berettes bet,
at naar Bnrlamentet ON en- Ulaaneb
trGoer lammen, pil man anmooe ON en-
SeuiQiua at lite miuore END SO, 000, 900
til Beltrioelle at uo9ifterne / 6orbin.
BELLE meo be 2200 Solbater / 6elten /
Spbafrifd o9 ueb oeres 6%orlenoelle fra
Canada til RrissifuepIabl len. @t BONNIE
efter llotaIeIier al 9eberne for be fors
ffeai9e partier uil oenne Gum bliue
enitemmi9 beuil9et.
Np fiut Gpis. Den IS. San.
%begpnote en- ny finit auis at uotomme
unoer 9ebeIie al 5inlunos npe rustite
@eneraI9uuerner. uo9auen paa russ
fff nil uotomme tire @anse pm u9en,
Og eli iiO9due paa BET inffei Spros ulI
uotomme cen Sang ON ll9en. Bua ben
mnnha nil nnn rnSiiGcpre sLinInnh
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m,s. minslotp,s eeofbinc gpruv

II Il gommsit. gobi prtptt gtibbsi. Tom ~ 9nst 90
Flar bar parsf brust Of MRiuionu Nebr, Tor hers
9maaborn I 1aHbpsrtossu msb inibtouHieS
euits. Del beoiieer Barnet. blgbeier enihnierne
Iorminbifsr Bsi0nsditn. baimu gmsrisn, bdbtsou
ktuhtolit. bal en- msett btbaseiis 2mag oq q be-
bsbis Nibbd mob giartes. 6afots at Guag'he
opsroli | Dtrbtn. psttsn 60 25 Gents Gtattrn.
bujf at iorishss 1Rrk. ~EstnStetps Ssotttne
Qhrap GA aeInesn anben Sioes. bo wtqou oi
6uss ben al pars ben bshhs Vxbtetn | aanbptriobcn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07

who resigned. The board elected Mr.,
panS. N0iD
The board elected an executive commit.
we, composed OF the following gentlemen.
~ a. Hartman, Otto T. Kshn, John w.
oates, John Lambert and william Eden
porn. The executive committee viii meet
70 New York in the early part Of next
week.
General Manager Edson was wesent,
ana ne announced the appointment Of Mr..
> o. Warner as general passenger ard
ueket agent, With headquarters al KAN
sas city, vice Mr.. IL. c. Orr, resigned.
Inc management is preparing for i'm
proVement OF the passenger service. ard
the schedule of the through trains will
De cut down four hours This can now
De accomplished, owing to the improve
ment of the roadbed, track, motive power
ana equipment A double daily train SER
vice VIII at once be established between
Kansas City and Shreveport. and daily
service of through cars between Kansas
City and Houston and Galveston, via
the Kansas City Southern and the Hous-
ton East and West Texas, The service In
elect heretofore between Kansas City and
siloam Springs is to be extended TO-
Shreveport.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
WILL BE CALLED TO TAW
Commission Experts Claim that the Law
Is Being Violated.
THE CHARGE OF DISCRIMINATION IS MADE
Suits for Forfeiture WIN ne Trough,
on Account of the Physical Divi-
sion of Tonnage--Notes.

Austin. Texas. May e.--The railroad
commissions expert accountants have
been very active of late aud as result
of their investigations 1t is more than
probable that at least one more railroad
company Will soon have to walk up to
the State treasury and pay penalties for
violating that portion OF the commission
law prohibiting discrimination and rebat-
ing. And there is another matter which
has been investigated by these experts
which may eventually tend to the prosecu-
ton Of the lines concerned therein. When
the Texas railroad pool was broken up
agreements providing for what is known
as physical division of tho tranepor-
tation business OF the State were entered
into. under which the different lines pro
rate tonnage among themselves at com
petitiye points and turn over all above
their proportion to the other party's
said agreements In some instances they
actually perform the service, but give Up
the revenue. These agreements are still
in effect and ample evidence OF their OBJ
servance has been obtained, which, when
turned over to the attorney general. will
lead to suits, under the antitrust law.
against the lines concerned a successful
prosecution of which suits will bring about
the forfeiture Of their charters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.
The santa Fc Makes nm Excursion
Rate for Reunion nj Waco.

Columbus, Texas, May 4.-Comrades:
have just received notice from W. S.
Keenan,, general passenger agent OF the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railroad,
which l herein inelose, Please have tho
same published In all your county news
papers
Special order No. 4S04,---On account OF
the seventh reunion OF the Mexican War
Veterans association at Waco, Texas, May
% to "a, 1900, all agents in Texas for
above occasion VIII sell excursion tickets
to Waco and return at rate Of one az
third fares, sending business via
route over which one-way rates are ord-
narily applied. Date OF sale, May 81, 1900.
Limit all tickets to May % for return.
Advertise these rates in all newspapers
in which we have advertising contracts.
"W S. keenan,, Genl Passenger Agent"
Now, comrades, 1 hope all of you that
can will avail yourself of this opportu-
nifty. and let US make this the grandest
reunion we have ever had, is the wish OF
your secretary, a. j. Nave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
Nnten and personais.

George D. Hunter, local passenger aud
ticket agent of the International and
Great Northern, took a run up to Pales-
tine yesterday afternoon
G. w Van Week, general manager OF
the Southern Pacific, left yesterday on a
special for san Antonio with his wife, who
is quite ill., Dr.. Graves, the company's
surgeon, accompanied them.
The Southwestern lines have changed
the date OF sale OF tickets for the normal
educational meeting at Charleston, S. c.
to July and 3. from points In West
Texas, and July aud 4 from points in
East Texas
Ed Sells, district freight agent of the
American Refrigerator company, with
headquarters at Dallas, has resigned and
has been succeeded by Mr.. Rice. Mr.. Sells
has been with the company for several
years He is an accomplished. versatile
gentleman, and made many friends IN
Texas for his employers.
Effective May IS, the Cotton Belt will
establish double daily train service be-
tween Maiden, Mo-, and Fair Oaks, Ark.
through sleeping car will be operated
daily between Chicago and Waco, Texas,
over the Cotton Belt and the Eastern 1lli-
nois; likewise, a chair car between Chi
cago and Fort Worth over the same route
There will be no change In the Cotton
Belt service between Memphis and Fort
Worth, Dallas and Waco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
HEARNE ITEMS.
The commencement Exercises of tn.
Hearne Academy.

inc commencement ENcrCtscA ~ tus
Hearnc Academy.
Hearne, Texas, May 6--The commence
ment exercises Of tho Hearne academy
tcolored) will take place In the chapel of
the academy building on next Friday
and very creditable programme has
been arranged for the occasion, Five
Of their High school pupils will grad
uate and President r. Il. Lights OF
Houston has consented to be present and
deliver the diplomas. Thursday nis'ht a
musical concert will be rendered Ut st.
Emanuel's church (colored) in Hearne'
The school Is now and has been for sew
eral years under the leadership OF Prof
John f. Anderson, who ranks high among
the colored teachers OF the State, and
under his dictatorship has made marked
Improvement from year to year, until
now it is recognized among the best Of
colored schools.
Rhe many friends here of MIR. Jack Todd
ar, grieyed TO learn OF his death, which
occurred in Ennis Friday at p. M. For
many wears Mr.. Todd was an engineer OF
tn, Houston and Texas Central railway
and as such made frequent visits to
Hearne, where he made friends who are
indeed cad to hear OF his death.
Since the establishment OF the ohice
Of assistant ticket agent here the night
telegraph office at the International and
Great Northern has been done away with
and this work assigned to the assistant
ticket agent
About twenty-five converts OF recent
colored revival held at ST. Emanueps
church were baptized at Little Sandy
creek this afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
Bring to mind
Warmers Safe Cure whether mentioned or not.

will accept position as commissary clerk
IN a saw mill.
Dr. r. J. Pressly has returned from the
Panhandle, where he had been to attend
the triad OF the party charged with the
murder OF his brother-ln-law, Peter Mil
Ter. The case was continued.
A. NJ. Dupree il in Runge today buying
horses for this British government. He
is paying from s25 to $i5
George y. Everts left Runge a few days
ago to accept the position OF operator at
Floresville station. His family will re-
main here a few weeks longer
j. r. Wood OF Mineral City has been on
a visit here to relatives.
Several cases OF measles are reported 10
town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
NEW ROAD FOR MEXICO.
Will Open Up Communication with
GuatemaIu, Central America.

City Of Mexico, May 81. V. Midgley
and Albert Eastman of Chicago, who have
about completed a very important deal
with this government. will soon return
home. Mr.. Mdgley is we'll known In rail-
way circles. as having been for twenty
Ave years commissioner of the Associated
railways westward from Chicago. These
gentlemen were invited by the government
TO examine the project for the construc-
ton of a railway down into Yucatan, start
ing from the isthmus of Tehuantepeo, the
line now being reconstructed by Sir Sweet
man Pearson.
The connection with the railway sys4
TEN of the Republic will be made by
means Of new road that Fred Bishop
Mason. a we'll known American contractor,
is now building from point on the old
Vera Cruz line down to the Tehuantepeo
road. The Importance of this new line
will be seen when it Is said that it will
put the City of Mexico and all American
cities In connection with Yucatan and
Guatemala, which branch being built will
be the first section of the great American
railway to open up South and Central
America.
The first line will connect this city with
the port of Campechie, and the whole line,
when completed, VIII De lUuU miles long,
making 1t one of the greatest roads Of
this country. The project referred to Is
mentioned in the new railway law as one
OF prime importance which the govern
ment is disposed to aid literally by sub
ventions.
Its construction means the consolidating
of the Federal power in the southeastern
portion of Mexico, and the affording not
only Of commercial route of the high
est value, but the providing of a strategy
cal line in case Of war.
Before the hostilities in South Africa
began this line was projected to be built
down into Belize or British Honduras, and
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain took much
inerest in it. London capitalists had it
under advsement and the road would
probably have been constructed under
British control but for the diversion of
the attention OF the British capitalists
caused by their timidity, and now Ameri-
cans will probably construct the line and
the orders for materials will go to the
United States
The coal from the beds in the State
OF Tlacala has been tested on the rail-
ways and is pronounced by the officials
to be of good quality and fit for railway
use.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
PALESTINE POINTERS.
Two BROTHERS Reunited AFTER Forty
eight Years.

Palestine, Texas May s--Mr. j. p,
iIamlett of Montalba was in the city yes
terday to meet his brother, Mr.. stephen
b Hamlet of Coldwater. Miss, whom he
had not seen since November 20. 1852.
After forty-eight years OF separation tho
brothers met in this city yesterday. and
1t was a Joyous meeting. The brothers
Rugged and kissed one another and the
tears ran down their faces. Mr., Ham
let's brother will spend several weeks
with him and then visit other relatives In
the State before he returns 10 Mississippi.
Mr. Strickland, father OF Mr.. Il. D..
Strickland, died yesterday az noon The
funeral Will take place this morning from
the family residence near Huns East Side
park interment in the family cemetery
near the residence.
Yesterday in the Corsicana oil Conn
pany VS., Palestine Cotton Oil Company
suit case the jury returned q verdict in
favor Of the Corsicana Cotton oil company
awarding damages in the sum of s21Qo
Al the mems rally at tho Y. NJ c. A.,
hall this afternoon Rev. DR.. Hamliu de-
livered his second special address TO young
men, taking Gambling for his subject.
I,ev Hamlin is an interesting speaker and
those who were fortunate enough TO at
e nd enjoyed fine discourse.
Hos l.. T. Dashiell returned from Buff
fafo kAis morning.
II. s. Williams went TO Crockett yea
terday afternoon.
Hon. John Young Gooch returned from
EtIthart yesterday.
Miss Pauline Buck OF EllShart spent
Sunday in this city.
Barney Pearlstone spent Sunday here.
James swanson, the we'll known trav-
sling man, came in last night from the
west to spend Sunday here
John NorminSton is in Marlin visiting
his wife.
j c. Hoeny leaves tonight for Mineral
Wells TO spend abolt .hree weeks
MIRA A, l., Brooks OF Omen is in the
city visiting Mrs, ]. p. Hamilton.
Joe Gist the well known al popular
hat salesman, spent yesterday in tho city
mtngilng with the trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Branch went TO Maj
lin Wells last night for the benefit Of Dir.
Branohs health
My and Mrs John Hoery, Jr leave to-
night for I'll Psso and trip through Mex
leo
Mrs, J. d. Grigsby entertained the Der
thick club yesterday afternoon.
VIII Dsnison spent Sunday in Jackson
willie.
wainwrights furniture and coffin tac-
tory is to be completed about tho middle
OF June.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
SUMMER NORMAL RATES.


Arkansas Pass Makes II Rate of One
third Fare for Fifty Tickets.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass has
issued the following:
Summer normal schools for white oeo-
pie will be held at the following points
on our line: San Antonio, June to July
Z; Beeville. June to July Z; Waco. June
Ii to July Z; Floresville. July to August
4; Houston, June % to July 7,
For colored people. at Giddings. June =
to July Z; Rockdale. June IL to July a,
Houston, June ii to July Z; Cuero. July 2
TO August 4.
This completes the list so far as We
have learned from State Superintendent
Prof ]. S. Kendall.
For the above occasions tickets WI be
sold on the certificate plan Ages at
points where normal schools are held Will
sell the holders OF certificates return trip
tickets to points on our own (San Antonio
and Arkansas Passl line at one-third fares.
provided fifty certificates are presented.
These certificates must be signed by the
SUPERINTENDENT or professor who is in
charge of the normal school at each place
or town named.
Agents will bear IN mind that last year
we waived the minimum named of nifty
certificates, but the anti-rebate law has
been in effect since August 26, 1899, and
this strictly prohibits our doing the same
thing this year. In other words, there
must be at least fifty certificates present
ed before the one-third fare rate can be
given.
The following rates are also announced:
Baptist Young Peoples Union of Ameri-
ca, at Cincinnati. July II 10 10, one fare
plus ST. An extension to return on Au-
gust 10 may be secured by deposting
ticket on or before July II and paying
30 cents extra.
On account of Methodist Episcopal
church conference at Runge. Texas, May
20. one and one-third fare.