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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
MALLORY IMPROVEMENTS.
Contract for a Big Shed Has Been |
by the Company.

Contract for a Big Shed Has Been Let
by the Company
Galveston. Texas. March 2o.--Thc COZ
tract for erecting the extensive system Of
freight sheds FOR the Mallory Steamship
company vas let yes terday to l.. j. Callan
OF Galveston. The exact amount o. the
contract was not given out, although 1t is
understood to approximate $4,000. repre1
senting the carpenter work and the galvan-
izUd iron work.
The contract for constructing the roof
was awarded to l.. V, Elder. This last VIII
he measured work, ana the cost can ouly
be apprt MINATED. Properly speaking, the
improvements contemplate an expenditure
OF $4,000.
The new sheds will extend east and west
along the water front for practically the
entire distance between Twenty seventh
and Twenty-thlrd streets. They Will en-
tend 1878 feet. and have an average depth
al 2U2 feet. The depth varies considerably,
being about 23i feet at the Twenty seventh
street end and only lSi feet at the cast
end
The present platform will be extended 10
within forty feet of the wharf companys
track known as the Doyle track, and viii
cover a considerable area now occupied by
other tracks practically quadruping the
present facilities for handling freight The
present city shed Will he torn down Gu
iircly 10 make room for the larger con
stIuctlon. Four tracks will enter the
shed at the point known as the main gang
way,
The sheds will he so constructed that the
floors OF the warehouses VIII he on a level
tntlng The handling OF freight and obvintlns
the use OF Incline staging In the unload
Ing Of cars. This Will nccessltate the rails
tug of the floor ON the south side folr feet
above the present level and the same thing
win be necessary on the north side, where
the grade will be raised twenty-five Inches
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GOULD'S CONSOLIDATION.
Authentic News Of the Merger Is ES.
pected Soon.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TO REACH COAST
The Scheme Is the Subject OF Much
Comment by Bankers ard
Railroad Men.
especial to The Post,


New York. March 2o.-The announcement
made today that George dould hadsh en
specially invited by chairman iiar imam
70 enter the southern racine directorate
means great deal mere was much com
mem To-Day among wan street op 'rat"'s'
bankers ana railway men, II mas pren
Known ever since the announcement WHs
mace OF greater 0ouiu system whereby
me "ouid roaas We're 10 De cehtralEed III
tue Missouri racine system that tue mar
flman Geuld' Roekeieller ana Morgan in'
terests would he merged closer IN com
mun'ty OF interests.
I'D connection Win the announcements
anu the southern racine meeting next
Mcuhesdav' u was sal" th"l SeNcra'
'h"uses are III view Wn'ch Wou'u leaa 10
Vi's,r Tela'lohs hetWeeh 'he "peIu "Ha
hartman systems ihese closer reunions
u 10 unueEs'"ou' WIN y. NrVn"i nv"
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lsneclnl 10 Tho rostA

Especial To TIE foHtl
Port Eads March % Arrived: Anglo.
Australian tBr). from Barry; Louisiana
lAm1 from New York; Excelsior TAM },
from Havana; Cape colcnna tRrl, from
Rio de Jhnciroi Utsten tNor), from Blue.
Colon and Mexican ports: bark Dora tGerl,
from London. Sailed! M sud tamil for
New York; Cornncopin UBr). for Rnttcr.
dam via Norfolk; Alliance lNor.l, for Puer-
TO Corttg, Hiram lNor), for nlucheldsl
Ansclm tBr). for Port Llmon; Milwaukee
tlir), for Capctown.
Antwerp -ArFiycd: Hornby Castle CBrJ.
from Galveston,
Norfolk CLEARED; Schooner Horhtlo l..
Baker FOR Galveston
Browhcad. --lnsscd; Idnr OBJ, from
Galveston for Liverpool
Liverpool. Arrived: Pharsaha (Br), from
Port Arthur
Fcrnaudina Fla, March 20 -.INie master,
" the yacht Mermaid reports speaking the
schooner Luhc l.. Pollard on the 0th,
eighty mites north of Fowler Rock. TWEEN.
~ days out from philadelphia for Mexico.
She asked TO be reported.
Cherhourg Arriyed Graf Waldcrsec,
from New York,
Ponta Fawnr1h Passed. Aler, from
New York for Gibraltar and Genoa
Genoa.--Arrivcd: kaiscrln Maria The
rcsn. from New York
Queenstown Arrived; CampanIn, from
New York.
Iisyre. Arrived; L'AquItalne, from New
York.
liverpool Arrived; ultonls from pcs-
ton.
Portland. Me,--Arrlvcd; saruAriau, from
Glasgow,
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A HEAVY RAIN AT DALLAS
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE WAS DONE
AND BUSINESS WAS STOPPED.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars by the
Flooding OF Their Baserient

Dallas, Texas March 20 Ono Of tho
hardest rain storms that ever visited this
section of Texas fell this afternoon For
over nm hour water fell IN sheets, making
lakes of every available spot ANA causing
considerable damage. During the storm and
for hours afterward nearly all business s~ls
suspended. Every street ear Inc in tbs
city was paialyzcd. The damage In Dallas
city and county--is very large as may
be judged by following estimates: Roads
and bridges. $1,000; PEOPLES Ice company.
$1,000; Swopc X Mangod. wholesale liquor.
$4,000. Fllppen Hardware company, 5000;
Davis Il Sons. dry goods $4,000; Hunt
Grocery company, $1,000: Lone Star Club
house and dancing pavilion, 5000. The
club house was demolished by the wind
and rain. Swope x MangOld had $4,000
gallons of whisky in their basement: the
entire cellar was filled with water Nearly
every cellar In the city was flooded and
every engine in the hrc department has
been kept busy pumping the waters out.
The rainfall amounted to almost water
spout. Every stream In the county save
the Trinity river was soon ont Of It's banks.
Waco. Texas, March 2o.-There was
heavy rainfall here tonight which lasted
for about half an hour. 1t filed all the
trancnes and considerable damage has been
done to bridges. There was considerable
hail III some parts of the country.
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INC LenislatIve Fxenrslon.

The committee having the nTrlr 8"
charge reported yesterday afternoon that
everything was IN readiness for the legis'
latiye excursion that win make the trip
today down the bayou on the steamer
Lawrence 10 Galveston, stopping at the
san Jncnto battle ground. Tho 'memhers
of the leglslaturN about lho In NUMBER
viii reach here on the early Houston and
Texas Central this morning and after
hrcnkfnstng win repair TO the steamer,
which viii leave the wharf at the, FOOT
of Main Cr Faunin streets nj = O'Clock
The legislative visitors VIII he accom-
panied hy a committee Of citizens and n
allegation of ladies from the san lncinto
rhnnter pnurhters of the Coufcdcrhcy
The ladies' wil provide luncheon ,I s on tue he
trip with other Refreshments provided py
tba citizens committee, Herb a Lewis
orchestra win enllkcu the trip with music
a stop VIII be made at tho battle ground;
where orntory VIII he uncorkcd and served
~ II eifcrycsces from the fountain OF
patriotism. A,
the local committee viii accompany the
legislative party 90 Galveston and relnrn
In n special coach attached TO the La Porte
train that leaves Galveston at p ~
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NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Southern Pacific Election to Be Held at
New York April 8.

New York April s.
New York March 29.-rhe Evening Post
says: President Burt of the Union Pacific
and President Hays OF the Southern Pa
clhc, together with Secretary Miller of the
Union Pacific. who have been travelling to-
gether from the far West, were ut their
offices in this city today. Both officers
have been Inspecting the Central Pacific
and other divisions of the Southern Pacihc
and VIII submit their recommendations for
improvements and means of operations.
Both officers viii remain here at least until
after the annual meeting of the southern
Pncinc company. which Will be held III
New York on April g.
Union Pacific officials VIII be elected into
the Southern Pacific board nj this meeting.
The present board consists of eleven MEM
heis, with one vacancy. and II Is proba.he
that Tow directors to be elected VIII con-
stitutc Il majority Of the board Since the
last annual meeting Of southern Pacific
shareholders the board has been entirely
reconstructed. August Belmont y. o. Mills.
John w Mackey ana J. b. Hasgin going
into the board last summer at the request
OF c. =. Huntington, not long before his
death. together with c. H. Tweed, + W.
Hnwiey and ]. ID. Probst President Nas
aud James -Speyer We're elected Ia the
fail
Rcsides Chairman Hartman Of the Union
Pacific II Us probable that OTTO Kuhn or
Kuhn Loeb & Co. President George Gould
OF the Missouri Pacific ana James Stillman
will go Into the Southern Pacific board.
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ROSEBUD LOCAL NOTES
A Cotton Oil Mill Company Has Been Or.
uanized.


aanized.
Rosebud, Texas. March % The bond of
DR. j. l.. Roll. who shot and Killed Mack
Taylor a few days ago at WilderYille ten
miles cast of this place, has been raised
from $1,000 10 $500 upon the death Of 1ay-
lor, which occurred some days after tho
shooting.
Esquire Jack Waters and Constable
Stoval returned today from ecker, Bell
county. where they Went to hold an in
quest over the remains OF John Talcsck.
who met his death ID list nEht on las.
Sunday.
j. j. Culbrrtson. Paris; w. g Num-
and George Roper, Ladonla; George w.
Riddle, r. O. Martin, T.. +. Davidson
and j. r. rwiman of Rosebud add l..
Rotan of Waco are organizing themselves
into The Rosebud oil ana Cotton company
ana viii IN the near future begin tho cree
tion OF m oil mill at this place with Il
capacity of eighty tons per day, The com.
pany has capital stock Of ST5U0O aid
viii erect a min with nl the LATEST I'M
proyements Mcssgs. Culbcrtson and Roger
are practical mill men Rnd hold stock
In several other mills In the state,
Confederate Veteran @ u. Cluy 81 Mar
lin mas been visiting his son. Charles V.
Cloy, who Is our popular Insurance man,
Rev C. c. Weaver of Cameron VIII
conduct the exercises for the laying OF the
corner stone Of the Presbyterian church,
which takes place here on April J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Galveston Notes.

Galveston. Texas, March 2o.-w. s. Kec.
nan. general passenger agent of the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway company.
returned this morning from trip through
the Southeastern States
d. y. Collomcr, contracting agent Of the
Kansas City Southern Railway company,
left this morning for BRENNAN.
Z. ). Beard. commercial agent Of the Fort
worth aud Denver with headquarters Mt
Fort Wcr,h. is In the city.
j. X. Dillon. commercial agent of the
santa fe al Houston, was in town today.
~ |. smith. commercial agent of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul railway,
with headquarters at Dallas, was In the
city today. accompanied by his wife and
daughter
7. NJ. Hunt, travelling passenger agent Of
the Queen and Crescent, with Headquarters
at Dallas, is visitor In the city.
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chesapeake and ohio,s Rin Ennines.

Chesapeake and Ohio's Big Engines.
Three Of the largest passenger engines In
the world and built by the BALDWIN Loco
motive works have been placed In service
on the Chesapeake and caio and Will
,obviate the necessity Of having double
headers on steep grades These engines
weigh $4,000 pounds each. ana with inc
tender 2S7,0o0 The weight on the drivers
II l26.220 pounds, and on the trucks $3.50.
Inc capacity Of the tender tx ten tons OF
coal nnd COCO cations of water. The total
length Including tender, is 66 fest SIS
inches. That Of the tender IRON the coup
ing TO buler Is % feet AZ inches Tue
hclght Of tile engine from top of rail 10
top OF smokcstnck Is Is feet The tender
The size Of the drivers is ~ lncacs, and
each OF the two pony wheels 32 inch $,
TIE cylinders are ~ by y inches. The
average width Of the fire boN az the top
Is Goa inches, and at the CRATE l2las by
81 inches. It's height Is 81 inches
he $50 boiler tubes are = Inches In diam
etcr and IL feet long. Their exposed heat
Ing surface ~ 2S25 square feet, and with
thnt OF the nre box gives total OF hij
square feet. The tractive power Us w.
Ni.i pounds, or 20 per cent Of the weight
on the drivers Under the guarantee of
the. builders these engines are TO haul a
train Of 400 tons exclusive OF the tender
up a grade OF 81 feet to t,le mile, for n
distance Of seven miles. with n curvature
Of four degrees, az an average speed OF
twenty five miles per hour. Therefore. no
further trouble Is expected In climbing the
grades Of mountains In Virginia with one
engine, and means much for the enhance
satety Of travel on the Chesapeake and
Ohio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
AN AMERICAN SHOT AND ROBBED.
The Mexican Who Did II Was Killed by
Ruraes,

III Paso Texas. March 20 Leon Cham
bcrlnln, young surveyor Of PltishebL Ill,
badly wounded IN Mexico by Mexican
rohbcr, was brought here today Chamber
lain was NJ work on the Phelps Dodge
railway when he was attacked by an armed
highwayman aud shot doc lie was
robbed 81 about 500 and left for dead,
When found later It was discovered that
ne was only badly wounded, portion
~ his law having been N Seanwny, render
lug him speechless.
Mexican rurales pursued the rohher
Mexican, and captured him. some days
later. while the bandit was being trans.
ferred To another prison, he was rld1lnd
with bullets Tho rurnlcs reported that he
had attempted TO escape. In some in
Chninbcrlnin win hc taken to Chicago
and placed in hospital.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Cleburne Notes.

Cleburnc ieNas, March 27.--Former
Night Yardmaster wesmier Of Cleburne has
been transferred to Dallas and given the
day yardmaster's position ON the Santa
Fc at that place.
General Baggage Master Dan Drlscol Of
the Santa Fe was in the city last night and
went 10 Fort Worth on u tour of inspection
of baggage rooms.
MIR Lionel Wood has returned home from
Springfield. Mo. where he was employed
by the Frisco road. He expects To go TO
Denver TO accept position.
Conductor Tom Pittman and Brakeman
S. y, KTkham and Joe Smith are in Me.
KINNEY.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GreatDiscovery.

One small bottle Of Halls Great Dise0v-
cry cures all kidney and bladder troubles,
removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal
emissions weak and lame backs, rheuma'
tism and all Irregularities Of the kidneys
and bladder In both men and women, blai,
der trouble In children. II not sold by your
druggist VIII be sent by mail on receipt Of
500 one small bottle Is two months
treatment and will cure any case above
mentioned Or. r. W Hall, Sole Manufac.
turer. T. o. Box go 81, Louis, Mo. send
for testimonials. Sold by all druggists and
Houston Drug Co.
The undersigned OF Rnnge, Texas. have
used Halls Great Discovery for kidney and
bladder troubles and highly recommend IL.
DIR II. j. PRESLEY,
X. BUSCHICK. Druggist
J. A. WORLEY, Merchant.
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The Local STAGE.

The Baldwin Melville popular price com
pany drew two more large audiences yes
terday, mntluee and evening The blu at
the matlnce was - Race for HUSBAND
and at night "a Soldier OF the Empire
was presented with a particularly strong
cast.
The Baldwin Melville company has ~
ways been popular In Houston and TINS
season the company Ia fully sustaining lts
well earned reputation.
There viii be matinee and evening per-
formnnce today. The matinee will embrace
n vaudeville with oncnct comedy en-
titled cousin Bob" mud AT night VIII be
presented IAN that Glitters Is not Gold
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Willis News Items.

willis Texas. March 20.--Mrs. Clnrlna
Ross and family have moved here from
Houston and are occupying the WeisInger
residence.
Miss Lille Darden, who has been teach.
Ing In Corrlgan, is visiting her mother at
this place.
&. K McCali and owen A. Smith went to
Galveston this morning on business
Mrs T. +. Paddock gave the young peo-
pie a dance AT hT residence last night
Ren = Rogers grand chancellor Of the
Knights Of Pythias lodge. win lecture 20
the Conroe lodge tonight. The entire mem.
bership of Willis lodge viii attend.
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Notes and Personals.

Ed Drouet. city ticket agent OF the Sun
et-Central lines Is on for a vacation
W j. Grove. assistant superintendent OF
the san Antonio and Arkansas Pass is a
visitor In Houston.
J. W. Evans, claim agent for the santa
Fc. with headquarters at Brennan. was
in Houston yesterday.
Chief Clerk Randolph OF the southern
PaeiAc freight department at New Orleans
spent yesterday In Houston.
], r. Mail. engineer ~ maintenance and
way for the Southern Pacific. X back from
Arizona. where he went 10 reruperate.
President Rouse of the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas ana other. ofhcials of that ROAD
San Antonio Monday morning.
The Southern IS now running n solid mail
train which stops only az junction prints
The limited trains Of the company wrre
found 700 heavy to carry mall ears ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30

Lampasas, Texas, Madch 20.-1hree hun.
dred thousand pounds Of wool stored IN tue
warehouse of Darby & Cauthen was sold
late yesterday evening to Mr.. John Owens
OF Galveston m private terms There were
many BUYERS here 10 bid. About 2OOOC0
pounds arc yet ia other warehouses
Cptnn ]. +. Skinner Of this city has
sold 700 3-yenr-old steers to Mosley &
Wlckon II the Indian Territory nj S22 ~
nor hauH
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Chances in Midland Office.

Terrell, Texas, March 2s.-Robert n.
Myers has resigned his position as stenog-
rapher in the Aildand's auditing depart
ment. lie is succeeded by w. IL. Cadieux,
late Of the Santa Fe at Galveston.
w. f. Jones of Dallas has accepted a
position in the Midland auditing depart
n,ent, succeeding j. c. Ellis, who has been
transferred from that department to the
position of station agent.
President Green Is expected home on
ApFil l.
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road with the Great Northern aud North.
cru Pacific has reached the hnal stage.
The long DELAYED plan. Il is said, Is ready
Tor submission 10 the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy stock ~ lers. The secret con
ference OF President James J. I'M OF the
Great Northern, Charles T.. Perkins.
chairman Of the Burlington board ~ al.
reetors, aN ex-senator Wolcott Of Colo
rado at the Victoria hotel In this. city
"Wednesday Is believed TO have settled tho
question. Large Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy stockholders did not manifest
pleasure over the rGmors g the deal Inc
pans were laid SOME time age. Wedncs
close President Inn and ex. Senator Wei.
colt hurriedly departed for the West. Vol.
colt has been 90 Boston since March IL
solldation
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Alvln,a - Citv OfEcinln.

Alvin. Texas. March 29-At a citizens
meeting held at the Commoner hall last
night for the purpose of nominating can.
dldates for city officers 10 be voted on al
next Tuesdays election, the following
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Charged with Violating Revenue Laws.

Mount Vernon, Texas. March 2s.--Wlll
Harris United States marshal at sulphur
Springs. came here last night and arrested
Two white men and two negroes ana took
them 20 Jefferson before the United states
commissioner on the charge Of violating
the internal revenue law.
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Heavy Rains Alono the Nu.ces.

Corpus Christi, Texas March 30. The
Nueces river Is reported on big rise to-day
on account OF heavy rains along It's route.
The prospects for rain here are good and
may come tonight The country Is extreme
~ dry aud crops suffering.
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Boy Probably Fatally Hurt.

Taylor. Texas, March 29.-lIarry Wald.
schmidt. II years old, son Of c. j. waid.
schmidt Of this place was thrown from
horse In street OF the city and very so
riously, perhaps fatally hurt this after
noon. The boy has been lnscnSiblo slncn
the accident.
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named gentlemen we're chosen with very
nttle opposition. Mayor +, NJ Hartley;
recorder, w. H. Balr, aldermen ttwol, r.
NJ. Trips and l., IL. Munnker; attorney l..
Il. FiShbnck. treasurer, q. $. Cummlngs,
tfenrie, fcnomnated secretary, +. A.
smith; marshal, II. V. Squlres, renomi.
nation
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Youno Girl suiolded.

Ulusboro, Texas, March co. Miss Fan.
ME Elliott, aged H. committed suicide by
taking strychnlne this morning. No cause
u known Her remains were shipped TO
Windsor. Mo, for burial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
General Manager Polk at Mineral Wells

Mineral Wells, Texas, March 2s-Colonel
l.. j. Polk. vice president and general
manager OF the Santa Fe system, accom-
panied by his daughter and Thomas h .
West general attorney OF the road, ar
rived here today In Colonel Folks special
ear No. i02 over the Waco, Mineral Wells
main here one week for Colonel Polk x
health. They have taken quarters ut the
fICNngon.
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Chean Rnte.

The Houston and Texas Central will sci,
round trip tickets to Dallas for trans ar.
irving there before 8 y. IN. April ., at con-
yentlon rates, on account Of the meeting
of the Lumbermen's association OF Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
New Depot at Bonham Completed.

Bonham, Texas, March %. The Texas
and Paclhc's new depot here has been com,
pleted. 1t Is built Of pressed brick and Is
quite handsome II Is being neatly FUR
nlshcd and will soon be ready for occu-
pancy.
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now 10 90 no BUFF'T1IT'I0-;.' ''''

Few Pap-Amerlcap Buffalo Line formed
fennsy lNaniaN apdalia and Erie lines
I oiru May .. This,is the Akron Route
Shansauqna sake, f9sseugers 20
huga frum 81. Louis 10 Pan-Americ5in
position Without stepping from train. De-
" about schedules. fares and k1pust
atigAciians may be aseertalned from
~ kignfe, travelling passenger ageiis,
Hs'ani genera passenger agent, 81
i iS' Mo.
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MN cn 70 nalI,s.

sufficiently reasonable rate has been
pred to warrant the three bowling clubs
fhls city, the Tnrnvereln, Carlsrhue and
piston. in sending teams 70 Dallas on
~ IL TO compete for the cup offered
the ballns Rowling club. n Is expect
that about hfty win make the trip
~ Houston, leaving saturday night aud
frnlng Monday morning.
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assist the cotton min company I'm any way
IN hnilding a cotton min a. this place. and
the cotton mill company Us undecided AZ 10
whether or not Il viii build tue mill,
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Doubt as to Mount Vernon's Cotton Mill.
Mount Vernon. Texas. March 2s. 1t is
said the railroad company has declined TO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30

Our new Spring Suits are Just like Cus-
Rosenberg'A
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II. u. Sc w. IT. II. II.

fth Ward
Nc 6. so am Express Train Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
" 7.2o p. m..,..,.........,,.Arr Arrive o.02 a. IN
*fShreveport, Kansas City and CincinnAd,)
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HAS REACHED FINAL STAGE.

Consolidation Between Northern Roads
Said 70 Be Assured.
Boston, Mass. March 29.-The Post to-
day says: The proposed consolidation Of
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail-
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>ressy men are delighted with our new
Ping Ties, RosenberSs