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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
Nntes nnd rersonaIs.

Austin, Texas, February 3.-Tae scnool
tax for the city is to be raised to 90 ean;s
on the 500 valuation OF properly.
Judge James H. Robertson has declined
to run Cor may0r.
Miss Bella Grinnan Of Brownw9pd IS
here visiting al the home of MAJOR
Wheatley.
Hon l. r. Dlssiell of Pales ine is
here for few days.
Mr.. W. p. Farrog. citizen OF Calves
ton. has moved tc Austin. and will make
this city his "a rre hone.
The new machinery for the Aus Ia
Rapid Transit Street railway has been
shipped ana will arrive here some time
this week.
pupils Of the public schools are going
to be forced TO present vaccination cersifi-
Gates in order 10 prevent the spread OF
smallpox.
Three cotton bales we're burned yester-
day afternoon ON East avenue.
The police made nlnety-tiys arrests dur
ing the month OF January.
The Tebrusry term OF the Federal
court opens here teEaorraw
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Other Deaths.
-nnMnn An

COCHRAN, Mrs. c. MI near Lecsvilie.
January 81.
LANCASTER, Mrs. J. D.; at Honey Grows,
January 2s
WATTS. Mrs. A. W.. aged 70; at DENT
son, January 49,
JONES. Wood near Paris, January %
YOUNG, Mrs. Noble; at GreenYille, Janu-
airy 30
WOODS, DIR. A. D.; at villas. January 2s.
GONZALES, #. r., aged rs, al Dallas,
January 80,
oAIN j. Nj. aged so; at Dallas, JAnu-
airy 80
HAIcHER Mrs. NJ. aged 80: at Dallas.
January 80
satrP Mrs, Angelina. aged 60; at Dali
las, January 30
MCgNFdS0N, Mrs. Susan, aged 70; at
Morgan. January 50,
HNRISINS. Mrs. H. H., aged 81; near
Marshall February 1.
TAYLOR Mrs. Harry, of Tyler; at Tex
arkana, February !.
RlBnLE, Mrs; at Petty. January ~
WHEELER, William, aged 20; ar Abs
lene, January 81.
REYES, p. H.; at Jonesyille. January 30.
SULLIVAN. "a. P.. aged So; neap Wills
Point, January 81.
YOUNG, Merritt T.. aged So; atiDenlscn.
January 80.
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Other Marriages.

James Freeman and Miss Bette Richie,
at Llano, January 90
James Carter AMI Miss Katie Glass !:
near Terrell, January rs.
John Tanning and Miss Ella Gossett; at
Demon, January rs.
Alfred simmons and Miss Ruth Taylor;
at Rhpme
G N, Mcdaniel and Miss Maud Curtis;
at Mckinney, January 30.
n. sherman, Jri OF UklahOma City, and
Miss Ethel Harrison; at Greenville. Janu-
airy 80.
p. L. Carver and Miss Alice Goode of
Anna; at Mckinney, January 81.
w. r. Bryan Of Plano and Miss Mary
Cave; at Mckinney. February /.
r. b. Laugnan and Miss Pearl Scott;
at TilCt Point
J. II. Ste lhridge and Miss Hattie Sims |;
at Texarkana.
Thomas Hoover and Miss Emma Bal
lard; near Paris.
~ b. Ray and Miss Ola Johnston; At
Waxahachie.
WIN. Hartley and Miss Ada Tarver:
at HillEbcro,
Frank Richardson and Miss Minnie
Reel; at Lopgylew.
william Swaidner and Miss Ethel An
derstn: at Petty.
I w. p. Bryan Of Plano and Miss Mary
Cave; at Mckinney.
Dr. H. C.. Youpgblood OF Mccoy and
Nils Susie Reeves; at Terrell.
/ y. r. Vaughan and Miss Nellie Ba-
ker; st Shermsn.
o. b. Deaton OF Disco. n. c., and Miss
Hnttle Thompson: at Troy.
Mack Nelson or Lougview and Miss
May Allison; at Gladewater.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


65IlAIREMoNT.- Several SECTIONS OF
land have recently been gold ~ nor
NAL price.
PEnTY.-+Ada Mcknight, negro. was
badly burned by the explosion OF coal
oil lamp. There is little hope OF recov-
cry.
DALIIAS.--Generai Cabeli has issued u
lengthy address urging all Confederate
veterans in Texas to attend the Memphis
reunion.
TERREIsL.---aA carload OF mules has
been shipped to Atlanta, where the Bill
lsh army agents are collecting them for
shipment.
DENIsoN.--,A flock of 1o1 turkeys was
driven sIxty-flye miles to this market
They made the trip In three days. and
arrived in good conditions
ENNIS.--s. &c. Allen. a market gardener
here, furnished customers few days ago
ripe strawberries grown in his sardtn IN
the open air.
PHrTY.--tA company Is being organized
here 70 erect an oil mill. A meeting was
held, during which $4,000 worth OF stock
was subscribed.
CLAIREotoNT.--- w. Mccommis shot
and wounded Lewis Props. his son-ln-
law; reported not fatal. The difficulty
occurred at Mccommis residence In the
northwest corner OF Kent county.
MKINNEY. ~. s. Dowell. son Of Cap
tain j. s. Dowell. sr., Of this city, has
received assurance from Congressman
elect Randeli that he will receive the
appointment to cadetship at West Point.
MINERAL wELI.s.--Hon. Charles
Coon chairman Of the republican party
OF this county. has issued call for his
party to convene In the city on February
II Tor the purpose OF Endorsing for a
postmaster at Mineral Wells and other
places in the county.
WAXAIllCHIE. --The Jury In the case
OF w. g. Bryant VS.. the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad company, on trial
in the district court here, brought in a
verdict for defendant. Bryant sued for
$50, GOO damages for the death OF son,
alleged 10 have been caused by the nesli-
genee OF tae defendant.
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ltAAS ROADS lNyOL WE'D
% 'ne Plans Of The Hartman SYNDICATE, /,
Is Believed,
! Big CONSOLIDATION SCHEME is ON
Which viii Take In Al, os a..
southwestern Lines--To the Inter-
est OF the Gouids.
Cspecia, 10 The pn.,

~" iofk. February S..--The Post saws.
is announced on high authoritv ,,d.v
'n1' lne Hartman syndicate has NOT op,v
lcquireu large holdings OF Southern %
v.ne STOCK but is also obtaining oon,ro,
pi tne Missouri, kansas ana Tax,s rau
foaa, Thus. it Is shown that tbs no,,vaa
whiea led the Hartman sypdeaho -
S'te tne speyer and Huntington bold
.pss IN the Southern Pacific railroaa ,ns
suus dominating interest in that pro,,.
erty' involved vast scheme OF rs,lro.,
consolidation. ''oap
me close Identification NJ .bo 80,
~ g win the members of the Hsrr,.
'n,u SYNDICATE would facilitate tho 49,.
reSsn nsA Proposed for the Kansos ~,
Misse,,r, o2erties, and the control ~ ~
serfea Nnsds ana Texas, II va as
sured ia ~. mas been practically az.
NJ W we Syndicate. 10
Inc syndlsa toe con,r,,
critics made Norh co.. VI % thesu prop
ene control o. the Southern tfssndpse
Sauae ~ vas tneonIy ren,ai1,,,9- tn, ue-
west oil the Missisipni Nh. s +, Ooinp'ny
10 intimate relauonIwi,b ~, ot .iues were
ertes controlled by he srr, o'her prop
lns \snlFai Faclpc onnnactto.
francisco Is essential Tt ~ On TO san
enc and the Missouri g onlon Pa
line. lying between that oe Denver
Pacific and the Atchison. ~ Ine Union
the Mlsslssippi river at St ~ Feaeh hs
On outlet to the lower MissiSlS glylng
essentiii to the broadcast coutf,p river
markets of the West, OF the
The Missouri Pacific and other,
lines, particularly the Texas and Pto,aalu
are. on the other hand, very closolylc'
terwoven with the Texas lines Of Z
southern Pacific Both companies n,
only have long lines extending across the
State Of Tex5s from FL Psso to the Gull,
Of Mexico at Galveston. but 10 the east
ern portion OF the State both the Mis-
souri, Pncilc ana the Southern Paonc
lines have an extensive mileage. largely
competitive, and reaching Jointly all the
important cities. including Fort WORTH,
Houston Austin, etc.
Practically, therefore. the acquisition or
the Southern Pacific may he taken rs
completing the syndicates control OF the
transportation facilities IN the soutnwtst
south Of The Union, Pacific limos, rounding
out q system which viii include. besides
the Union Pacific sud the Central Pacific
the Missouri Pacific, the Kansas and
Texas md the Kansas Cl.y Southern west
of the Mississippi river.
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on his way to town day before yesterday
morning. He was in feeble health and his
death is attributed TO heart disease. Mr..
Eckman was driving his wagon, accom-
panied by bis son. When opposite the
residence Of Mr.. fabe Hamilton he COM
planned of feeling unwell and stopped
land went into the house, where he ex-
PRED In a few minutes. He was buried
lat Lawrence chapel yesterday.
CARPENTER. fisherman, Texas, Feb
ruary s.--lor j. G. Carpenter one OF the
Oldest and most highly respected citi-
seps Of tho county, died at his home
In this city this morning. Deceased was
born in New York In 1916. He was grand
lprelate Of the knights Templsrs OF Texas.
Tho grand commandery Is summoned to
meet here Tuesday to participate at tho
burial He was a noted Baptist preach
er and had State Wide reputation.
M,DoMELlJ.-- rdna, Texas. February 8.
The romans Of Mr.. A. 10. Mcdowell who
died last Friday. were Inferred In tho
family hurylng ground at Caranchua yes
terday. Mr. McDowell's death was caused
from a cancer Of the throat ani he has
suffered severely for several months He
was formerly sheriff OF this county, which
office he had held for several years. re-
signing recently on account OF his health.
He was an efficient officer and a friend
to every enc whom ne was acquainted
With. His family has the sympathy OF
this entire community, as we'll AZ friends
| IA other sections.
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Talk
About lit

That's always the way with
our Hair vigor. When per-
sons use it they are always so
highly pleased with it that they
tell their friends about it.
If your hair is short, too
thin, splits at the ends, is
rough, or is falling out, our
Hair vigor will perfectly satisfy
you.
If your hair is just a little
gray, or perfectly white, Ayers
Hair vigor will bring back to
it all the dark, rich color it had
years and years ago.
One dollar bottle.
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0ANS JAILED.
and Seventeen Minor Leaders
We're Locked Up.
c Tried ON CHARGE OF TREASON
fhe Chief Appears 10 Think He Had
Authority from Washington to
DO What He Did.

Muskogee. |. T.. February s--Chltto
Harjc. or Crazy SNAKE the leader OF
tho warning Creek Indians and seven
teen OF the minor leaders OF that tribe
have been landed In the Federal Jail
here. where they will be held pending
Isrial for treason. The Indians we're brought
here from Henrietta under escort OF
troop A. Eishh cavalry and United
States Marshal Bennett and his posse.
1t is stated that certain attorneys who,
IL is asserted here. mlsled the Indians,
may be prosecuted
Marshal Bennett states that while most
OF the Indians are in hiding some are
stlli trying to hold meetings. A posse
Will be sept tomorrow to arrest Chief
Lotah Mehko, the real chief OF the
Greeks.
When placed in prison here. Hario and
his followers we're searchn1, fumigas led,
their shackles removed and all paced
IN ono large cell A Newspaper c0rrc-
spondent, with the assistance OF an In
terpretar. had an Interview With Crazy
Snake, who said that he saw no reaeOn
for arrest and felt confident wnen the
Indians were given a trial before the
Great White Fathers court that they
would be released He said they were
acting in good faith and had papers
from Washington that gave them the
right to establish their ola government
AS to all the talk about killing whites
he said Il was never tselr Intention and
they expected only to treat aud act with
their own people and in SO doing ex-
pected finally to get all whtes out. VI,
also said that the Great Spirit would
see that they got justice, even though
their White Father in Washington and
the oil syndicates we're trying TO rot
them OF their once happy hunting
ground"
| The Indians under arrest here are:
lChltto HarIo, alias Crazy Snako Frel
Smith, Sam Boga. Jackson Tiger. Louis
Yarde, Sam Emarthlka. Narke Shields
John Timothy, Robert Flslsa, Abraham
Mcintosh. Noah Timothy, Chotka, Little
Tiger and James Starr.
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Alvin items.

d. Texas, February s.--Rev. Or
cling hgton OF Altaloma occupied the pull
claSst the Methodist church today and
most interesting sermon In his
nerd good style.
n ,slss Emma cb1 pman of Austin is visit
az her aunt, Mrs. j. T., Cobbs,
Miss Ruth Sims of Waxahachie Is WIS.,
ing her friend, Mrs Ed F. AiAms
Mr. S. a. Kendig, travelling passenger
gent of the Santa Fe, WAS In Alvin Fri
lay on bus ness,
6 Paymaster George n. Yard of the Santa
Re is confined at his home In this city
With Light case of smallpox.
Miss Lizzie Patton of Sweet Home Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs, b, Foster.
Mesd mes Fred a.. Smith ard Kate S.
Edwards attended the wedding Of NJ IS
elsie Shaw, which occurred at Gilveston
Miss Mamie Smith is visiting relatives
1t Moody, Texas.
8 DR.. A. F, Remley made business trip
10 Gonzales lest. week
Mr. n b. Curtis. Santa Re agent. re
turned from 4 business trim to Coll MS
Vile, his old home. Wednesday.
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Yoakum Locals.

Yoakum, Texas, Fs5ruary 2.-waiIe
other places in sssayh Texas haze beea
baastiug OF carly strawberries. the y a
ku1n country is by 70 nasans behind.
s strawberries having bsen on the mar-.et
he for some tine.
Hon. John NJ. Green, representative
from De Witt county, has been home
from Austin fer the past few days. re-
cooperating from an attack, OF Ia grippe.
Ar. Green returned to Auslin taday.
A protracted series OF services con-
mencrd ali the Methodist chsrch 10 az
90 c-rrinlie ds.aug the coming week.
The pastor, Rev WI. Johnson, viii BIO
assisted by Rev. ws,J. o'Byran OF Mis-
sisslppi.
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Inc Gotten Belt has Just opened its
new freight depot in ST. Louis at the
corner OF Second street. near choutesu
! he depot is $50 feet In length and nrty
Ieet in width, with double track. and
tne new structure Is equipped with all
Inc modern appliances for prompt hand
ing OF the freight business. The growing
business OF the line rendered 1t absolute
necessary to abolish its own terminal
ciiitles IN this city and the advar
OF the new arrangement are app
all shippers and railroad mep
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The Dcntb Roll.

Austin. Texas, February 3.--The fol-
lowing deaths occurred in town yester-.
day:
James o'Brady, aged ss years. after a
long illness. Funeral services were held
at 1880 O'Clock and the remains were
ment.
Mrs. B, ]. White died yesterday at the
residence of her mother Mrs, $. 70. Ma
lone. in Hyde Park. The funeral took
place In Manor his afternoon.
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Material for Ncw Depot.

"aso' Texas, February s-The mate
IA IS being laid on the ground and tho
SOUND Is alreadys broken for the new
navy depot The old station 6as been
Moved up to the sidewalk on Eighth
y,t and IS now doing duty as before.
Inc building will De commoiious and in
SFery way suited to The conditions here.
wy Ticket Agent Morrow Was heard To
ssF Yesterday that In case he was horc
when the depot was completed 1t would
make the third depot ON the road In
which he had sold the first ticket.
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~.
ine New Orleans Piicayune takes no.
~ Oh Houston's Mr.. s. F. b. Morse s
p'esence In that city as follows:
o0'onel $ +. n. Morse. passenger ,rst-
~ !, manager Of the Southern paclnc. was
N .sew Orleans yesterday, arriving on the
n rs.g train from Houston. II was his
nsn ZIP 70 this city since the adjourn
sssae OF The rranscontinental Passenger
In ,r ,sSaon, There is nothing OF particu-
~ 'n'erest In his present appearance on
s1e scene. He merely ran over on one
ye,, ms regular trips. aud had enough
tsuv,ne business 20 transact 10 keep him
=, .he Jump, He found time, however,
r ~ say thst the seison promised 10 be the
e, successful the Sunset limited han
J Mn. SHOWN and thatsthe Southern Pscinc
J ras, . rattllng big movement as
advertised '"' 'o1u mas
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sHnnIFrs' DEPARTMENT..

Franklin, Texas. February '1.-strayed
or stolen. / mare about l4is hands high,
dark ches nut souel, white streak in
face. branded F Y on thigh, heavy name.
long sole op, not s1od; missing here
about January IL; last heard OF in Mad
ison c-npty. ! VIDA pay so reward for
her de livery TO me It franklin, Texas.
AID QUEEN SERVICES. ybd "
w. r. Johnston or Gay Townsend, sher-
if
Ten dollars reward-Stoleu last night
two brown mare mules about IA hands
high each and both branded n with 1
hook oyer the top on shoulder. Il. IL.
Howell, Belmont, Texas.
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than last yelr--whlc cotton will be re-
ducod fully that much. All our farmers
have determined on early planting. par
ticularly cotton hoping It viii head on
the gay and festive boil weevll aud pre-
vent It's ravages. Several parties will
plant rice "as a feeler" and IL II turns
out we'll very many will go into the
enterprise next year. No lands on earth
are better adapted for this industry than
BraZos bottom lands.
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MARRIAGES.

SAIIA-SAMUELS.--G Texas
February 2.--A Dallas couple. Mr.. ". j.
sala and Miss TILE Simuels, were mar
ricd in this city Thursday, Squire Nc
Daniel officiating.
KENNETH DANIEL Austin, Texas,
February 3,4News reached here fcw
days ago from ST. Louis, announcing the
marriage OF DR., Bennett OF this ei,y to
Mrs. Emily j. Daniel. Thu ceremony
took place In st, Louis, and Dr.. Bennett
ana wife are now on their way to Ha-
yana, Cuba, for wedding trip Austin
will be their future home.
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100 narrow 10 permit two teams TO pass
Zach other. 50 that any one driving down
.ither NIL had to DO always 90 the look
jut to see that no one was descending the
,ther hill, thus m sklng II a continual
menace TO public safety, The ravIne has
low had large stone arch culvert butl,
lvor II, and the hills cut down on either
idc. making 1t 3 safe and good piece OF
osd.
District Clerk J. E. Blker Is confined
70 his room with rheumatism.
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A Big Family.

Greenvllle. Texas, Fetrpary S,--The
BIO aers Of Ms. J, H. whatley, Ave III
nu4rber, are her guests in this city. and
It may be interesting TO say e5m .thin :
OF IN lr size. The Oldest weighs IT'S.
the next In age. 20sj TWO more tip the
beam at 244 each. and the youngses raisss
this by tnlrty-six. his weight standing
at 2sO. Theee Spienfsdly prsp1rtlonsd
gentlemen are the Kelly broihers, RUFF,
Charlie, John Chris and Jim, who are
all products OF North Hunt county AMI
OF our hes. citizenship.
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car and Nellie Klein; Messrs. G. S. Mer-
idlih, j. 4. Morse, r. p. ElAiu, ard DlB
w, A. McAlpine and Geo ge r Dasai l.,
The cube first play viii be "rhe vaga-
bends" which they propose giving some
time before Lent.
Senator John A. Wayland and Repre-
sentative W. A. Parish are spending sun
day at home
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Health Report.

Austin, Texas, February 3.--The report
OF City Physician Graves Tor the month of
January SHOWS thirtyfour patients In
tho city hospital. Four died during the
month. During the month seyenty-eight
cases OF smallpox were reported, AMI
SIX cases OF scarlet fever. No deaths
from SMALLPOX during January.
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Appropriation Exhausted.

Austin, Texas Fehfuary S'r-C9mptroller
Love has announced that the approprla-
tion made by the las legislature for
holding examining trials has been ex-
hausted. Before any claims can be pad
IN the future an appropriation Will have
10 be made during the present session Of
the legislature,
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Ernmininr Peeuliar peposit.

Columbia. Texas. February s.--ssyerai
parties have been here within the past
week en- route to Damon's Mound, with
the view OF examining the peculiar de-
post OF dirt there and Its properties. II
Is known that this deposit contains sui
plate OF Iron and alum, but its cause or
extent Is unknown.
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hets 81, yardmaster. position he has
rac,road for owcnty-seven yeans yes.
-Nir, Matthews stands higb With
s no c,tzens OF the town ana with his as
co, vaes. Judging by the reception he re
vs. ce. riSm them when he went 10 work
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D-.matso cIub orguaircd.

Calvert, Texas. FebrueTy 3.r--A dra.
matio club was organized At tho residenes
Of Mayor aud Mrs. Q: .. Merritt las, night
wan the following members. Misses
Lucy Brown. Edith oabson, Guss.s o.
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One dollar a bottle.

II your druggist cannot supply you. send
us SI.oo and we will express bottle to you,
all charges prepaid. Re sure and give US
Jour nearest express Office.
j. c. AyrR Co., Lowell, Mass.
Send for our handsome book on The Hair.
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Don't let the hand of time paint wrin-
kles on your face Keep yoJBg by keep
las the blood pure and the digestive or
gans In a beautiful condition HERBINE
Will do this. Health Is youth, disease
and sickness bring old age. Price 80
cents. For sale by A. 2. kiesllng, drug
glst. 500 Main street.
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" THE pApY IS CUTTING rEETH

bs sure and use that old and well trial
REMEDY. Mrs. winsIows Soothing syru2.
Tor children feethjrs II soothes fee ehiid.
softeus the Rurls, ail4ys all pain. cures
wind colo aud - the best remedy fof
diarrhees.
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AFTER sTop-ovEKs.
Railroad PASSENGER Agents Said {
~ lie Opposed to TkA Practice.

RAILROAD PASSENGER Agents Said 10
~ he Opposed to Tka4 Practice.
Officers of N ijorlty Of the railroads
are considering the ahvsabhty OF entire
~ aholishng the "stop-over privilege of
through tickets. These tickets sre what
are known in rallwly traffic parlanoe as
unlimited" and the rate for them is al
ways considerably above that OF trans
portation that Is good only for contlnuop-
passage. ,elty
me unlimited ticket PRACTICAL there
been abandoned by maiorswas seem.
roads in the country. but itH also 49, :
n general naeSansar ce,Ilows' or. Ing p
reason fnr its ~ scart IT, tend
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AclFlc AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Observation-Disclosures


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LICENSE.


sold the balance o
so arranged our Jury's Recom-
is entirely unnde LEGISLATURE.
limited tickets, February 2.-The
f 9n sal'i 10 It tb jury adjourned today
over is desilsion thirty-eigh days.
eler is reaa they EXAMINED GA
another tieturned 314 indictments
Sna rsaap,ehInd asi for m 'sdemeanors.
lstence. ing the following recon-
The ure made to the legislature:
to the minimum license for selling
distsnciiquors be placed at $3.50
round
charsbe made a criminal offense to
justes into local option prec'ncts
tion$
tripiting the running OF knife and
4and similar devices.
picard playing be pl .ced on the
fling with crap-saooting.
, a!biting betting or wagers upon
Sten-pin alleys.
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NOTE--Tralns leaving Houston at4.4sp.
n and arriving at Houston at s4s i, 10 and
io2s a. ~. also run into Grand Central de-
pot departing minutes earlier and arrv-
iag ten minutes later than time given above.
Az trains arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
al iepot eScept the Missouri. Kansas s. Texas
tlins, which have depot IN the Fifth ward the In
irrational & Great Northern and Columbia Far.
shlct Use the International and Great Northern de-
sci % Congress syentlf. and the Houston East and
West lexas morning tram which leaves from and
srriyes at the Houston East and West Texas dep OF
Ihe Missouri. Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
Houston < Henderson trains pass the International
and Jfest Northern DEPOT.
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