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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02

just received Spring line Lilly
Bracketts fine Shoes in all latest styles
and colors. Jameson, fist 2t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02

We arc now displaying the incest
line of Spring Neck-wcar we have
shown. Jameson. fist 2t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02

Mouldidgs, Lumber, Laths and
Shingles. STUART BROS.
E. II. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02

Have you seen those Ladies' Tics at
Wooten's? Prottiest in the city. If
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02
-amdrefh's Seeds!

Our fresh stock Lam
dreth's Seeds have ar
rived. We will destroy
by fire on Main street,
Saleday in FEBRUARY,
the remnant Of last
years purchase. You
can't buy old Seeds at
Pelhan's PharnaCv.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02
List Telephone Subscribers.

Please add to your list
w. H. Lominick (Res.) = I25
Reeder's Pharmacy 1873
K. z. Hawkins, residence Of
City Market "a
and obligc,
1t. j. w. FLOYD.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02

We want your trade; we will save
you money.
t&ftf. C. j. Purcell 81 Go.
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Wanted,

am paying &c. per pound for old rub
Der boots and shoes.
II. S. Rightmire,
t&:tf At Newberry Laundry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02

lfyou want Corn, Flour, Molasses,
Sugar or Bacon, step into G. J. Pur-
cell & Co. and get prices before buying.
We will save you good money. it
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The a}}eyala aud S1ema.
GOOD NEWS 70 FARMERS !

j. j. Lane says he has just nego.
tiated for large supply OF Fertilizors
for cash. He will sell for SPOT
CASH only. Can save you from
twenty five to forty per cent. Can
ship toany point in Che county. o.
foe up stairs on law range.
oDo D. LANE.
2mos f.
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w. G.. MAYES.

Books and Stationery, Periodi-
calls, Steel Engravings, Fancy
Articles, Gold Pens, Musical In
struments, Base Ball Supplies.
Picture Framing q speciality.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02

j. Il. SALTER
photographer, Portrait and Land
scape Artist, Amateurs Cameras,
Picture Frames and Artisis' Ma
terials, Paints and Oils Brushes,
CraYOns etc.
Office and Studio, Main st.
COUNTS & DICKERT
Groceries, Confectionery, Fruits,
Cigars and Tobacco, Produce,
etc: First class Foods at lowest
Prices.
B. w. WEST
Fancy Groceries.
"Newberry Bakery and Restau-
| THE SMITH co
Groceries, Crockery and Glass
ware. Confectionery.
Il. T.. POLGREEN
Groceries, Candles, Fruits, Veg
J etaSles, Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02

Owing to misunderstanding some of the merchar
they asked for them. All difficulties have been settled
the merchants in list get the checks that are
checks that entitled TO them, if they are will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

and II so. may not the court 10 tia ti-
ture hold that such properly so dsdi Ate
to public use can not be by Us owner
used or leased out for any otaer pu. D ia.
and when the question is fairly PIE. en- Id
10 the court, will It no, hold tnst the
statute means what 1t says, in X. s..
article 66S, wherein II says
NO corporation created under the pro-
visions OF this title shall employ it, st.ck.
nut ans, assets or other property, Directs
or Indirectly for any other purposs wha. :
ever than 10 accomplish the legitimate
objects OF Its creation.
A rai4rosd corporation is created for no
other purpose, except for transportation
OF persons and property in which the puo-
nc IL as mueh Interested as the corpora
tiop, ana the only real estate that rail-
way companies are permitted 10 hold pers
manentiy is the strip OF land Commonly
called the right of way, depot grCunds.
round house lots, etc, as may be he as
sary fer the transaction OF their iegitiaia {
business tR. j., article 44sSl, ana IL
iaAds held by them are unnecessary lo.
the transaction OF their ieEi1ima bust
ness as a railway corporation. taen such
land must be aiisnaied, 1hey can MT I've
held and operated for other PURPOSES un-
ger thu guise OF righl OF way am depot
grounds This we believe Is the meahng
OF our laws upon this question. 50 iaf
We have not discussed the rights OF In
aiyiduals involved In this case, nor does
1t seem to us necessary 10 enable us to
reach correct conclusion. In this case
" Is charged, in substance that the fall-
way company leased portion OF its ri sht
OF way or depot grounds, In Valley NILS,
to grain dealer for warehouse purposes,
ard refused to lease others while YOU
say, in substance. had the grouni b en-
available the complainant, had he APP
Piled for lease, would no doubt have
been accommodated, just as Mr.. Mcneil
has been
The Revised statutes. article ASIA Sec
ton l, says:
1t shall also be an unjust discrimins-
tion for any such railroad TO make or
give any undue or unreasonable prefer
ence or advantage to any particular per-
son, company firm, corporation or loca :
lily, or TO subject any particular descrio-
ion Of tariffs to any undue or unresson-
able prejudice, delay or disadvantage in
any respect Whatsoever
Ard 1t seems to us that by exercising
a doubtful right to lease out the right OF
way or depot grounds. which we hold has
neen dedicated to quasi puSlic use you
nave IN fact given TO one grain dealer az
valley Mills an unreasonable advantage
over other dealers at that point and 81
constituting the law We must inslst that
the lease be carcelled and the practice
be discontinued, Yours respectfully.
L. J. Storey, Commissioners
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Commission ORDERS.

Austin. Texas. January 1.-the railroad
commission has issued the following or
ders:
In approval of joint application, sub
fnitted under number 527 OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company OF
Texas. authority is granted for the adop-
tion Of Western classification No. 80. for
ireights transported by railroads between
points in Texas, provided
/. That the MINIMUM weights OF carload
sh!pne nts as prescribed in classification
No. 20. shall remain in force
2. That this authority shall not be con-
strued as canceliing tine exceptions to
Western classification heretofore adopted,
or the c. commodity rates and tariifs issued
or approved by the commission. or the rul-
ings authorized by circulars Nos. 1928 and
1O4O. issued by this commission December
49, 1893. and January IL, 1900, respectively.
3. That any ratings contained in said
Western classification No. 30. which are IN
conflict with the laws OF Texas. shall not
be regarded as approved for application by
THIS order shall take effect January %.
1900.
II is ordered that notice DE and the same
is given. 10 all persons Interested, that the
railroad commission OF Texas VIII, on
Thursday. February !, 1860. at its office
in Austin, take up and consider the matter
q q revision Of the rates Oh common brick.
IS embraced in commodity tariff No. ia.
Ii view OF complaints which have been
made in regard TO the rates applying from
Laredo TO certain points on the InIerna-
tional and Great Northern railroad, the
commission will inquire into the conditions
prevailing at the various points at which
..lo fr,sr fuln a. Al an hna
prevailing al Laredo. in so far ss they sf-
feet the shipment OF common brick from
all OF the producing points Involved in tbs
complaints to such stations on the inter-
national aud Great Northern railroad, az
are subject TO the rates nov applying from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
THE INCREASE IN RATES
Was Only Blum Intended 70 HeiI
Ont the knty.

Austin, Texas, January H. sight seems
TO have been completely lost Of the appii-
cation made to the railroad commission
last month by General Freight Agent Allen
Of the Katy for the approval OF application
In Texas Of certain changes 10 Western
classification. the effect Of which was TO
bring about a material increase 10 frelsht
rates. The completion has apparently
dropped IL in the waste basket aud the
railroad representatives who signed Il have
apparently forgotten all about It, From
the start the application looked like q
bluff and from reliable sources 4 Is learned
that IL was never anticipated that II would
be granted. Its purpose, so certain well
informed railroad men assert Was to- get
the Texas lines 10 back the Katy in an
application, the refusal to grant which
was to he subsequently, used in support
OF an application for an extension of time
on the Katy consolidation bill Some Of
the lines refused 10 join in the play. hence
the suddenness with which II ceased, AT
the time the application was made Presi-
dent Rouse of the Katy had about made
up his mind MOI to build the San Antonio
extension required within two years under
the consolidation act passed by the Twen-
ty-sixth legislature. Knowing, however.
thar he governor was inclined to suspect
him of bad faith, and TO square himself
for net meeting the conditions Ia which
the suit filed a, Dallas for the forfeiture
of the Katy charter had been dismissed.
MI. Rouse hit upon the plan OF makng
uuon Of The increase In the cost OF coa-
structlou material and Of setting II up as
an excuse for not extending hls line 81
this time because OF the refusal az the
commission tc allow him TO increase rates
az an Offset The increase was not grantN
ed and work on the San Antonio extension
has not hegun and the belief here is that
II will rot he begun within the time pre-
srrihsd in the consolidation act, The
Shreveport extension Of the sherman,
Shreveport and Southern WIN be surely
made. however. but that viii not relieve
the Katy of the charge that It has not act
ed on the square with the State, neither
will II satisfy the governor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
rHn LnFr-mANpnRs nAoK.
They Return from Their visit to I'M
Gle Dnn'i az Wniiisvillc.

They Return from Their visit to Uu-
Gle prn'I at Waiiisvilic.
To the Inspiring strains OF music OF =
brass band taken TO Morgans Point yes
terday TO meet and escort the Left Handed
club back to Houston. the trim little
steam launch Richmond steamed up to Tia,
wharf last night and unlosded iolls
crew in the personnel OF the Left Handed
club that left here Wednesday for Wal
lieyilie. at the mouth Of the Trinity river
to visit Uncle Dan McGary, the
sage OF wallsville tho editor Of
the WallisrilIe Age and the perpetual
grand presiden, Of the Houston Bohemian
club To say that Uncle Daniel was glad
70 see his Houston friends but feebIy ex-
presses the emotion with which it is said
he was overcome when the merry crowd
steamed up 70 the wharf at Wallisvillc
and the time spent at the county seat o.
Chambers county as guests Of Uncle Daniel
WIS a constant interchange OF the most
agreeable Inequalities. Uncle Daniel being
the h 81 par excellent, assisted In hls eli
forts In this direction by Dr. t, W Sherer,
one Of the leading citizens Of Wailisgille
On their return trip yesterday the club
was met at Morgsns Point by Captain ]. 8.
Mitchell Mr.. Vernon Lemon, Gus War
wick, viii Coyle. Jr,. and Spence Wilson
with a band and this delegation was
added TO the party on It's return trip from
the Point 10 Houston.
The party making the trip 10 Wallisville
wac as follows, W. II. Coyle, chief SHARK
OF the I.sft- Handed club; Messrs. Tom
Goggap and John a. Kirlicks OF Galveston.
r. Lee Schwandar, a. L. Conawsy, John
Roezsler, Fred Kersten, CAPTAIN s. s. Ashe
ard D. D, Bryan.
They all claim to have had most en-
jcyable outing and have some wonderful
stories to tell OF their visit. They returned
with hne supply Of canvashack ducks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
neanct,on made in Part. nates.

Psrie. Texas, January 1S.---pafis Com
mercial club submitted table of eight
rates to the Southwestern Freight bureau,
which met In New Orleans last week,
showing the disparity between the rates
to this city and those to Texarkana and
praying that better rates be made o Pa is
Secretary Gill has received noih atinn
that the bureau admitted that the rates
were not as near together as they should
be, and while tho rate to Paris was 70.
lowered to Paris on all things siill re-
dnction. was made on some things 70 Paris
and the rate to Texarkana was pusnea ,li1
notch or two on some thinEs, making
them more uniform
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
Notes and personuls.

Auditor Frank Huey Of the Cane Belt
was visitor to the city yesterday.
w. G. Palmer. travelling freight agent
OF the Katy returned last night from q
visit to Beaumont.
J. G. Fry OF Dallas. Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern. was IN the city, Z
guest OF the Lawlor.
II. a. Jones, general freight agent OF tbs
Central, spent yesterday IN Fort Worth
and will be in Dallas today.
w. r. Eldredge. general manager OF the
Cane Belt was in the city yesterday from
his Eagle Lake headquarters
j. G. Meyerhofer. commercial agent
OF the Sunset and Central routes ut Waco
was IN the city yesterday on a business
trip.
Charles n. Bone. who has been chief
clerk In the office OF Local Agent Goodhuc
of the Southern Pacific at Beaumont, hst
been appointed postmaster in that city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
THE OATS RATE.
Not Much Disposition to Discuss AZ
for Publication

LOT
In railroad circles there was not much
disnos,,io, n disc,,.s to- nuh,i..tto, 49,.
,,
'o'uiuissloH ofder puoiishea III ihe Pest
yesterday, in which the Katy. the Santa
Fe. the Sherman. Shreveport and sourh.
ern and The Eor, vor,h ana pio cr.,0.
-
aie ihSlFueteu 10 Apply d rate OF cents
per 100 pounds on oats to all points. This
order reopers the war which was ON
some ,i,,o 400 ana a. 10 ha,,a,a,t. .h,
-,
soihe action WIZ De taken 10 Test the au-
thority OF the commission Mr. Charles
Shearn, a prominent grain man OF Texas.
who is at the head of large business
here, says the rate is not AT all pleasin :
to the grain men here They nave bougot
oats and shipped into Houston at the nigh
err rate and they do not care 10 mest com
petition which has now a rate Of about
sl4 per car less upon which 10 margin ono
tations. One railroad man stated thar II
looked as II the commits ON was tyyiGg
10 use IT'S State authority to control m
terstate rates over which II has no con.
troll. 1t is stated on the other hand that
the roads not affected by this rate viii
protest. II the four roads mentioned have
a rate of s cents, while other roads are
applying the higher rate. the shipDer win
select the cheaper rate and thus viii
virtually effect boycott OF the roads row
,,,ar.fa,,na A.. ~. .fs...f... 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
Galveston Notes.

Galveston, Texas, January l9.--Messrs
w. r. Conner. Southwestern passenger
agent for the Wabash; W. IL. Whitllesey
Southwestern passenger agent for the
Cincinnati and Ohio and w. II. Abel
Southwestern passenger agent for the Chi
cago and Alton, all with headquarters al
DallaF. were in the city today LOOKING
after business.
Commercial Agent w T. Hancock Of
the Houston East and West Texas wa
in Galveston today.
Mr.. J. W. Allen. general frcigh; agent
for the Katy, was in the city today from
Dallas.
SIR. e, r Adams loft last night for For
Worth to look after the stockmen's eS-
curslon, which Is TO make belt trip o.
the state under the supervision OF tbs
Santa Fe people,
Mr.. ". J. keenan, and wife returned To-
day from a trip TO North Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
ARRIVALS AT HOTEL, LAwLop

AsA.m Robertson, Victoria; 0. S, Gustlee.
h,sIisa Frank George. Versailles. KY; Jos.
liirsn,,. N.sholasylle. Ky. P. II. Lewis,
s s,E Hawkins. New YORK. CT q. B. c S =
lasseso' 4 |. scddon. New York; Miss M.
lrrs..n l, Nsyasota; Mrs. o. Pearson. Bal
VA NJ a.. B. Garrett, Wharton; c. NJ. Beck
Ben n nn Kate Beckwith. Galveston; G. p.
snmosumnus. j D, Goodhlll. Teyss; W,
LhsS n, sf1n, Waco, W. T Eldridgs. Eagle
0nfsssw ". D: Hume. Nashville. Tenn. II ].
rhslis. and wife, Galveston; John Neil
d III arr.snd wife New York: VIM Bshring.
Extsr J, P. Lufter, Chicago: j, R.
Eebir.,a. esss: Harry Plohr, Chicago W. ]
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

On account of the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows at Galveston, Feb
ruary to S, the various railways Of Texas
have authorized the following round trip
rates:
From stations with seventy-fve miles Of
Galveston, cents per mile; from stations
rs to 100 miles, $500; from stations more
than 100 miles. one fare with maximum
rate OF $500 from all points The dates OF
sale are January 20 and FEBRUARY and a.
final limit for return February O. There
will be no reduction in rates for children
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
cnARnn Is MuRnER NOW.
Fred Lockwood Enjoys Only Brief
Spell of Liberty.

Fred Lockwood, who was locked up
about two weeks ago on charge of az.
sault 10 murder Perry Scott, colored, was
released Thursday afternoon on a bond Of
$4,000.
Perry Scott. the negro shot by Lockwood,
died about O'Clock yesterday morning al
81. Joseph's inarmsry and few hours
later City Detectives Quinn and Thomp-
son arrested Lockwood on a warrant
charging him with murder.
The shooting occurred at Lockwood's sa-
loon near the Grand Central depot. Lock
wood states that he fred in seli-defense.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
Rate war over.

The Texns lines have issued instruc-
tions TO agents that, effective January 81,
the temporarily reduced rates to St. Louis,
Hannibal Kansas City. Memphis ana other
tnts, will be cancelled and the new rate
sheet, now being prepared at Hot SPRINGS
will be effective.
This is the end OF the rate war to st,
Louis and the points named which has
been on for so long. ab5ut which mention
was recently made 10 The Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

~, wing man came into our store yes
I'D, 'slerlng from a severe attack Of
!. S''c' writes b. F. Hess. miller and
=. merchant, Dickey,s Mountain. Pa.
j. 'rled various home remedies
~. relief Az I had used Chamber
y s'a' Cholera and pisrrhoea Rem
u ~ him dose and ii soon brought
10 y firht n-ver saw fellow 50
sold by all drusgist..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

Chicago. January l9.--The Post today
says; No doubt exists as to the effeatiye-
ness OF the agreement for the abolition
by the railroads OF tickes commissions.
The committee OF presidents having the
matter In charge issued advices to all
concerned to the effect that the consent OF
all lines not reported at the meeting
at which the agreement was adopted mad
been secured and the agreement would be
effective February /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
THE NEW ROAD.
Dallas and New Mexico Directors
Held Meeting.

Held a Meeting.
Dallas. Texas, January ia meeting
OF the stockholders of the Dallas and
New Mexico Railway company was held
this Afternoon. The roads new charter,
taking place Of the old Dallas and Pacific,
Just received from the secretary of state,
was submitted and examined and other
business looked after. A meeting Of the
company's directors will be held within
the next week, when officers will be elect
ed and other official business done. The
proposed road has been graded for sixty
eight miles from a point six miles out Of
Dallas to Bonneville in the southwestern
part of Wise county, The promoters are
actively engaged in formulating plans Tor
pushing the enterprise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
New Bu.inesn nniIdinn.

H.. 2 A. Riesner. who will erect a
r..., s'ory brick business building on
!, yss. street stated to a Post report :
rsr,c.ssoay that the contract for the COS
psbrcsa Of the building will be let about
u onn,n : aud that the building is to
itr pietsd by May /. II will be 50xloO
tco -u VIII be used by 7. II. Thompson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
Lnrlmnre Hna Resinncd.

Fort Worth Texas. January ia.--Charios
Larimore, VINO has for years represented
the Texas and Pacific railroad as general
live stock agent, has resigned. Mr. Lari-
more Will become Texas manager for the
Clay, Robinson n Co. commission house
OF Chieago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

Under new schedule on tho Velssco
Terminal railway, effective next sunday.
making connection with the Columbia
branch trains Of the International route,
trains VIII leave Yelasco ut $40 a. m. and
arrive there at 1880 p. N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
Mrs. Rosie L. 1iI1ie

fIT "0sle l. Lille. wife OF william
Il, w eied al her residence. at the cor
vi BAILEY and Arnold streets. yester-
ysAn Tp,nlag at 1925 o'clock. aged 81
stotl KS. NE funeral win take place at 10
u Ca morning. The interment will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

Laredo; and will either retain or modify
the existing rates as the facts DISCLOSED nj
the hearing may Justify
All persons interested In the matters ON
braced In this notice are requested 10 pre-
sent to the commission their views IN re-
gard to same on or before the day Of tho
hearing. The consideration o. such mat
ters will continue from day 70 day until
finally disposed Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

bill to prevent railroad companies from
watering" stock The hill was resom-
mendcd by William j Bryan in his speech
here Wednesday and ~ practically a
duplicate ~ the Texas Law on this subject
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
THE BELkNAp.

cs,s '. comfortable little Hotel In Houston.
IA = y =. AZ parts of city. Rates Si00, $i.5o
,Ts, ~" special by week or month. Liberty
L. A. BBLKNAP.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

Franksort KY. January is,--ssrstog
Garter introduced in the senate today q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
In approval OF application number ls

II HppfVNdi VI dpPllVattuh uUlNVtT 10 u
the Gulf and Interstate Railway Company
OF Texas, authority lie hereby grantod for
for the transportation OF wood slabs from
Beaumont TO Galveston. which rate covers
cost Of delivery 20 the Galveston Wharf
companys track only Effective January
%, 1900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
An Error Corrected.

p, 80 esye specia' Wagons Tor collection OF
~ eutgonr trains; also Tor delivery TO ph-
~" residences In the city. We are on duty
q ah hours. WE NEVER SLEEP. Teia-
49, orders from private residences receive
Sscin attention. Phone Sc,
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
BAY SHORE LINE

q. n. 4 N. R'W'r 60.
THE best and most reliable Rspla Irsnsn Es' !.
,sSurv sncs the capital Of thls broad ana efsns
s.s,s il rurs witbsn view Of me famsps b.frene,e
81 San lssinto forever srsnfnes 5<nas n' w
rr,seirsl resorts lscsks1 o. ls lisa ana - 81 -
fshlnr. ztlss ana besstng poin,s q - 4sssn E.<t
ia ,yisilnx 10 losab tpF rter lhkHfnf e 49,
sys,ssns, .la sss's'Ns 'n'ss2t''sr =, n '''
ely n Az. ~ hsls $ n ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
u. e. & w. t. II. n.

Grand Central Depot
Law, $50 .. N, Express Train Arrive $40 . N
Shreveport Kansas City and Cineinnau)
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NOTE--Trains leaving Houston at 600 a.
N. and 4:sS p. m. and arriving at Houston
SRA. m and 5:5s a, m. also nun into Grand
Central depot. departing ten minutes earlier
ard arriving ten minutes later than time
given abovs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

Galveston Special leaves Houston I;so p. m.
Snnaays only All these ttains leave the
Santa Re Congress Avenue Depot IS minutes
i.t., than the above.