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Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION

In the Probate Court, of the County of
 Maricopa, Territory of Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Law renee s. Hough, Deceased
 Notice of Hearing Petition for Probate
 of Will and Letters Testamentary
 Notice is hereby given that Honora l.. Hough has filed in this Court an in strument p'irporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Lawrence S. Hough. deceased, and petition praying that the same be admitted to Proba te and that Letters Testamentary there under be issued to her and that the same will be heard on Saturday. the seventh day of December, A. D., 1901. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the court room of said Court, in Phoenix, County of Maricopa. Terri tory of Arizona, and all persons inter ested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause if any they have, why the prayer oi said petitioner should not be granted Dated November 26th. 1901.
 c. M. LANDER. Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01

Armorside Corsets, the best fitting most durable and comfortable s1.00 cor set in the market. N. Y. Store, Tempe
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01

If you arc = ot already a customer of Hyder Bros you Surely will be soon. Low prices t-u.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
GOOD LOTS -Instal1ment Plan $50 and up-$lO down, $5 per month.
 BENCHES FOR w. A, BOLTON OWNER 4kp kasp DEALER TEMPE, ARIZ.

his wife. As he was only hitting the ground every two jumps. however, he succeeded in turning the corner and disappearing behind some buildings. where he concealed himself, before the less speedy member of his household had crossed the street. It is rumored that the couple have separated and trouble arose over division of the property.
 Yesterday was the closing day of the Black Cat contest held by the Arizona Mercantile company. Many amusing drawings were exhibited in their show windows. Though some had the touch of considerable skill. Milton Steinber- ger was the fortunate youth who cap tured the prize.
 FIRST M. E.. CHURCH.-Sunday school at 1O:3O a. m. Preaching at 11:3o and 7:30 p. m. Epworth league 6:30 p. m. Special song service led by a brass quartette and chorus choir from to 7:3O every Sunday evening. Prayer service at o'clock Thursday evening. Strangers will be made to feel at home and everyone is cordial ly invited to all services.
 CONGREGATION -CHURCH.-Sun- day school at 1O:30 a. m. Preaching at 11:30 a. m. and T:30 p. m. Y. P s. c. E.. at 6:30 p. m. A cordial invitation ex- tended to all.
 M. F. CHURCH (SOUTD. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching II a. m. Junior league 3 p. m. Epworth league 6:3O p. m. Preaching 7:30 p. m. Ladies Home Mission society 2:30 p. m. Pray CT meeting and choir practice Wednes- day evening.
 Rev. Newberry has received many compliments on his Thanksgiving ser mon at the combined service of the churches. It was masterly in its con- struction and we'll received by the in telligent audience.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching II a. m. and at 7:30 D. m. Young Peoples meeting at 6: 30 D. m Covenant meeting the Satur- day before the first Sunday in each month. Lords supper first Sunday in each month. Subject Sunday morning Close. Commission Subject at Young Peoples meet;n~. "Children of God.'' The Baptist Young Peoples Union elected the following officers at their last Sundays meeting: President, Prof G. M. Frizzell: secretary. Miss Molly Cooper; treasurer, Miss Bertha Cosner: organist Mi Frankie Bellamy. Orders for Christmas numbers of the Tempe Republican are daily coming in. Previously ( counted for. =. .. .. 33e | Harry Walker. .... ... .. .. ..... loIai-. -.' =. .'''' ''' '-' Sf
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
TEMPE

At special meeting of the town council Friday evening Mayor Knight and the councilmen were present to- gether with a number of citizens The meeting was called for the purpose or hearing Mir Heards decision with ref erence to taking the balance or the issue of s30, 900 water works bonds. MT Heard had been expecting a telegraphic reply from the east every moment, put 1t failed to materialize. The meeting adjourned until next Wednesday even ing, when MT. Heard will be in a po- sition to state positively whether he will take the entire amount or not and last night he telegraphed over that he had heard from his associates and would take the entire issue. Mir. Chandler also attended the meeting and endeavored to explain the Killowat matter to the council. He was asked what a killo- wat meant in power. He replied It meant about a horse power and third Postmaster Hodnett who is possessed of a goodly amount of dry wit, stated that in plain English it meant a horse and burro. MT. Chandler and the coun- cil have been unable to come to an agreement in the question Of furnish
 
 council to guarantee that the lift will be a certain number of feet, that the pump shall be of a certain efficiency. he to pump the water any time during the day, the town to furnish the labor and he to receive 4 cents a killowat and he refuses to furnish the s5O00 bond re- quired by the council. While the mayor and others appreciate the fact that Mir. Chandler undoubtedly knows a good thing when he sees it, they have about decided not to argue the matter further, but install an electric light plant in connection with the water works system themselves.
 Yesterday afternoon Woolf Sachs was the principal in a very exciting though fortunately not serious run away accident. He was seated in his wagon in front of Surgeons meat market. His team, a pair of handsome high spirited animals, took fright. In his efforts to quiet them, some DOT tion of the harness broke. In an in stant the horses set off at full speed, going north on Mill avenue. Just be- yond the Blinn lumber yard is the town jail. To the east of this is a high bank running up to the ditch that supplies waiter to A. J. Peters & Co.'S flour mill. Mir Sachs endeavored to turn the horses to the high bank and stop them, but by that time they had nearly freed themselves from the wag- on. Instead of landing upon the soft bosom of the irrigation ditch as he cal culated, MT. Sachs and the entire outfit piled into the board fence surrounding the town jail. No bones were broken His friends now accuse MT. Sachs of attempting to break into jail.
 Mir. Ruderman, the Denver tailor yesterday experienced a busy day. He appafently had some falling out with his better half. About 3 p. m. in the afternoon he was observed flying across the street, closely pursued by
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
FOR SALE Fifty gonE Milch

Twenty-Five Heifers just coming In. This herd represents twenty years ex- perience in the dairy business. It Is perhaps the best business herd in the valley Large, persistent milkers. with high per cent butter fat. Guaranteed test. No such opportunity to buy young tested cows has ever been offered in this valley.
 When cows are sold my farm will be for rent. Best of water privileges un- der Maricopa canal.
 Apply to E. Rays, at Maricopa Creamery.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
.ILLUMINATING FUNGI.

A species of fungus exhibiting phos- phorescence in very beautiful man. ner has just been met with in a coal pit in North Staffordshire. In the dark the timber posts supporting the roof presented a brilliant glow. which was found to be due to blown colored fungus. The power of emitting light in the dark by such plants Is purely physical phenomenon. The phosphor- essence has nothing to do with the luminosity of phosphorus. which is due to slow oxidation. The chief point of interest about the above cryptogamous plant is that it continues to shine in the dark for an exceptionally long time after exposure to light.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01

Why Is 1t,' asked the jaiier, that you give no attention to the man in the end cell?"
 Because" answered the woman who led the jail visiting delegation. "he re- fuses to admit that it was liquor that brought him to this condition''-Chi- cago Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
Notes and Personals.

TraInmastcr H. IL, White of the sunset
was out on the line YESTERDAYS
J. X. Rosson, live stock agent OF tne
Missouri Kansas and Texas, was Nis''"f
In the city yesterday
A. n. Brown, travelling freight agent ~.
the ,lsco line, departed yesterday iu"'"'
ing on a business trip.
II. II. George. travelling passenger Az II.
of the Houston and Texas Central spent
yesterday In Houston.
Commercial Agent j. ID. Bone OF the 'I ~
ton Belt Is looking after BUSINESS az ~"
terror points In his territory
j. H. Rector. soliciting freight agent VI
the Santa Fe ut Dallas, Is III
again after a trip To beaumont.
rhe sunsets eastbond train Yesterday
n,nrninp carried six extra coNchcs ,u q"
comnnodate the exceptionally heaNF 'raNV'.
mo Magnolia Park line handled amour
omn peonie TO and from that resort Suas
day on The occasion Of the iron A"'"' -
| picnic ,,.,,,,,t,
The Houston, oak Lawn ana n ~ VI II
! Park took large party OF inc l.. ". so,
70 Snrcrhoefcr's last night. The oocus'oi
| was understood TO be smoker
colorcd peoples picnic at DickilisI3i
is slated Tor today and an excursion lrn ,,l
! viii be run. leaving the tongress n ucnnr,
/ dcpot Mt > p. M. aud. rclurh'ns' "VP
! from Dickinson at II p. NJ
Most Of the general Offices, ms WEI, ~
| n number of the various offices on M",,
| street closed AT some time NesI.,, III, a. v.n
/ observance of san Jacinto DAY, W. ~ NH
prncticaily dies non as to important l"''
| road happenings H. At,
W Wilkinson. chief rate clerk IN IN
s"uthern Pacific general passenger DIV
and lanes Lawrence. VINO occuplcSs y M
liar position with the Houston anu leN ",
Central left last night Tor Aus,, i., i" rn
tend a meeting of the passenger '"'
oil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
HAS INCREASED ITS STOCK
Union Pacific Will Add 500, 100000
to Its Capital.
THE TOTAL WILL Be sl9b,OOO,OOO
The Increase Is Made to Pay for Inter
ests Bought UP from the
Southern Pacific.

Topeka, Kan. April 22.--State charter
board today had presented 10 It the largest
charter proposition in It's history. when A.
l.. Williams. general attorney of the Union
Pacific Railway company, came in with an
application to increase the capital stock
OF the Union Pacific $100,o00,oo0. The
Union Pacific capital stock at present is
$196.O0Oo00. The hundred million adai-
tlonal that is about TO be issued. bringing
the total capital stock up TO S296,0OO,o0
is to pay for the interests bought MP in
the big deals that have been going on this
spring. large part of which Is represented
Ivy the purchase Of the Crocker Interests
in the Southern Pacific. giving the Union
Pacific control of the Southern Pacific.
rho fee for filing the document WAS So
eG0 and it is the biggest ever received by
the State.
! New York. April 1.-THE directors of the
Missouri Pncihc railway today authorized
an increase of $So,o0o,o0o in the capitai
stock, making the total authorized Issue
100000 COO 4 stockholders meeting viii
. he held shortly to ratify this action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
THE COLOREO CITIZENS
Make Further Arrangements Tor 'he'
Emancipation Celebration

Make Further Arrangements tor nv"
' Emancipation Celebration
There was an interesting mass me',us
Of rolo,,d citizens held in the basement Oh
Antioch Baptlst church last night In iur'h-
France Of the Emancipation celebrauo"'
NIuch enthusiasm was manifested on tue
rart of all present aud from the present
indications this years ''Juueteenth prom
ises TO be a gigantic success. Ihes' Z
cons we've appointed for the various a
mittccs, with the power 80 appoint 'nN''
asSociates on comm. tees;
Arrangements, &. y. Love; gouuess 20
liberty Kcv V. Ii. Mckinney; nndncf' II,
- y Williams; amusement, captain JAMES
r. raylor: program, Prot. ". /. Richardson's
street parade Louis Watson; transpofth-
lion, Frof. W. j. Smith decoration, W.
\. Spencer; reception, James ). hy!e. II.
GRAFTON. Prof j. IL. Crawford; INVITATION,
H. c. De Gaultie.
The temporary officers elected at Watts
chanel last Monday night were made per
manent ]. w Watson was elected 'ice
chairman and T. !. Richardson assistant
secretary Secretary G. \. Love was dele
gated thc power to confer with the Officials
of Antioch Baptist church with respect u
securing the church for the next meeting
and have same published in the various
paprrs, stating the time of the meeting, AZ
which time the election of grand o1icia'f
viii he had and candidates for goddess OF
Liberty will be named.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
Ticket Brokerage in Pennsylvania.

In decision Of the PennsyIvania su,
preme court fled March II last II IS h'lu
that the statute of that State enacted !"
1863 and amended in 1872, entitled an
act to prevent frauds upon travellers 10
constitutional In a circular letter isSueu
by Mr.. George II. Daniels. general P"s-
scnger agent New York Central roau' ue
calls attention TO the fact that while cet
tSin. sections Of a law on the same snhlvc,,
when was enacted in New YORK t nree
Years ago. we're declared uncons dtntlonai,
Inc result of the decision by inc eeins;ng
o@ e3e sppf seapH ng' Office in Ptshug and
the posting Of notices on the DOORS s snJ,
nc more tickets would he soi So ny So, s"f in
Icnsviynnln and New York redemption
rnir is in cffect aud The railway c"n,Gaii,ps
will redeem all unused tickets or por''ohS
ot Tickets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The lawlor,

A. Faulkner Ellis county; r. b. Mccall
ana wife, san Antonio j. c. rartman, Van
Alstyne; j. A. Stannett, Van Alstyne; Nj.
II, Stanley Cranberry. Texas; 4. +, Gar
nor. Bridgeport; II. q. Leonard, Bridge.
port; 5. Nathan, Orange, j. $. Gordon,
]. j. Nathan, Herman Nathan, Joe Roscn.
thai, Beaumont; w A. Nash, Cincinnati
A. j. Steil, Jr.. Kemp, Texas; Mrs. l.. j,
Snoepper, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. G. l.. T.
Holland, Victoria; John L. Martin, San An
tonic; 4. \, Fleming, san Antonio; Il. H.
Olmburt. Galveston; George Echos, Long
view, Texas. L. A. Sterling, Bolton; r. y
Smith, Bolton; X. w. Annrews, san An
tonIo W. NJ, Brooke. Chicago; Miss X. val
Thlrl. Chicago; G. G. order, city; W. 5
Dudley, Dallas; t. NJ. Jones, Texas; j. $
Whelfss, Galveston; Il. V. Endc, GreenyIle
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
BRYAN News Notes.

BRYAN, Texas, April - The doors of the
various churches were opened again last
night and sixteen additions were received
AZ follows: Methodist &, Baptist 4, Free
Baptist 3, Presbyterian 2. and Christian
!, making a grand total at NIL the churches
yesterday Of 100.
The people here are Just getting the 'pll
fever" In pronounced form They nre not
only organizing local companies but quite
a number are buying stock in Beaumont
compnnicr. Some of orr citizens are on
the ground now and others viii leave to-
night.
Messrs w. H. MAYS Henry Everett and
ny Graves OF WaXaharhlc are here buying
mnlcs for the British government TO be
shipped 10 Sonth Africa,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
A Full Ticket Selected by the Citizens
COMMITTEES.

The committee appointed by a citizens
meeting held last Thursday night to select
candidates for school trustees ut the elec-
ZION 10 be held on May 20 elect four can
,,Ibates 10 succeed Trustees Dow, Settegast.
.rrocy and Schneider. whose terms expire
a, that time oiled the Ticker last night By
sseleeiipg Messrs. II. c. Mnschart and VII
nam Ware The full ticket Is now Andrew
nner n L. Mills ~ e. Mosehart aud WI
lam Ware. This ticket WIN be supported
az the citizens' movement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
= and Z. c. Rates 10 Beaumont.

rho Houston and Texas Central has puo-
ushnd tho following round trip rates be-
tween the points named below ana o,"u
-. ,ar sunday. Aprll 2s. on which date
,hn Reetty rnsher will be allowed TO spout
gH' r. NJ, tickets good going on trains ans
icoyipE Austin 0.45 p. M, April y, anu M
ihearne a. m, April IS arriving lf%nSt sS
p er a. 49, Austin s.. graded down 20 SD
rom Chappell I'M; from ilearhe rSr a'ii5,
Graded down TO SO from Fairbanks tr 1o
will leave Beaumont at p. IN. Aprh %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
SAN JAclNTo DAY EVENTS.
Prize Winners at the Cowboy Rangers
and Moulders' Picncs.

Prize Winners at the Cowboy Rangers
and Mouders' Picnics.
San Jaclnto day was observed by picnlcs
given by the Cowboy Rangers at Forest
park nnd Iron Moldcrs union, No. 80, at
Magnolia park. At the rangers picnic
nrlzes were awarded as follows!
Ropipe eontest-Wes webber.
Rongh,rldine wild horset--frank Luper'
Orst Wcs Mebber second.
Racing eyents-Paul Rob on CHUNKY
nm " hrst; Kochlcr on Hard Lines see
and. In the final contest between the
two horses Chunky Pm came TO inc
ropes a length 10 the bad
b.niels On ''Whisky Bill won the troop
choil ngr trophy In two straight heats.
Ee;chein on Catch En-" won the
si23 W t thee free. foraII 8o0-ynrd dash Bob's
horse won out, with Leeeh On easy sec
ond.
prizes were awarded by the Iron uold-
e' One as HIundred,yard race, necktie. L. Rich
nr TiftF.yard boys race. baseball and bat,
II an ~ b,nJrad yards, threelegged race,
/ = .lgars Richardson ana Key.
FlftS.yard girls race, box OF candy
J1 fit,r r yopds. young ladies race. an at
o'i Eis,y S VIDE Molders' daughters RAG
recrethook. Goldie Gardner,
| 49,, bundrsd yards, Iron Molders union
one nun ~ cigars. Jim Fitzgibbons
OH unnping hop. skip aud jump. one prize
! Jnhn Grey. ,.,,a. % .o,o,..,
,hn avs Henry JOPLIN;
| M M, ~ Z. sor,siar Young lady on the grounds
iii n ,,alRssoi. Miss lda Bradshaw,
s'i Rest laag dancer ran. MISS Katie cha
! Ioupka. ,o. ,.ny hnt.ons Ia
hl mpp, F,tzeibbons. Archie Daugherty ant
IarE walker were the judges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
A and L. 10 Be Extended.

Texarkana, Texas, April 22.-The ques
lion is being discussed between the autl"i
tiles Of the two roads and the prooapi'tS
Is that the Arkansas and Louisiana ran
road will be built from stamps 10 and and
,b,,ca connect with the arkansas and thoc-
nv, The two roads merging ana th1s l ~ ~
mo a trunk line which, when comppleteu ~ a
their respective destlnatlohs, WI So :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
News Notes.

Galveston. Texas. April %. Major Charles
Il. Peck. superintendent Of the Texas Car
Service association, with headquarters nj
Houston, is in the city,
w. S. Davidson, banker OF beaumont
was in the city today
george q. McCracken assumed the duties
I,,, ,ico Noah Alien resigned. Judge Al
inn resigned 10 engage in the Oh business.
George G Demiug OF the Palestine Daily
visitor is in tho city.
school win visit Galveston next saturday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
Houston-Beaumont Special Service.

Commrnci this morning the sunset ""e
iraugurates a new special service p'' !"
This city and Beaumont. Inc ne" ''".
viii leave the Grand Central Sia,ion nost'
c.r5 n m. and when the regular ."s..
Iound morning train. due to depart at
Gas, is on time will be run as second sut'
tior 'of the latter as far as bei.nnl no -,
Unyvever tbc special train -wlll leave earil
,,"rnins, nj M regardless of whether Tue
rrnnjar train is on time or moi. I'm ,o
Returning. this additional Train VIII on es
run as second section OF No. ., pro- ''s as
snhcduled. which viii make the leaving
time of the extra TAO p; m. ana ! Wa
depart at that hour whether or no. Nv"
is ON time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

A. II. Briscor. an S.ycarold colored hoy.
died az his homo on Bowling street near
Tunm, Sunday night from the effects of an
overdose Of calomel administered Ignorant
is hy his mother The boy had been feel
Ing hadly Tor several days, aud the mother
wnS advised by "a friend to give him Gallo.
mol MOI Knowing the eject OF the drug,
the mother gave him too much 0nd death
,rsned within jhAo hours. Judge Mhsch
held an Inquest oNrr the remnhs TINS
morning and eNuncratcd the mother
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
pan-American EXPOSITION Rates.

The Sunset announces that round trip
rates will be made MS follows for the
Buffalo exposition, dates Of sale April ~
to May n. final limit October ~; From
Orange S5G.35 Beaumont S5T.05. Houston
SOS Galveston 5000. La Grange sos, san
Antonio SO330, Eagle Pass STlIO III
Paso $Ss, intermediate rates being graded
as shown in their official publication.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
A NEW TRAIN ON.
Especially for the Travellers Between
Houston and Beaumont.

To accommodate the overflow trGel be-
tween Houston aud Beaumont the south
elt Pacific has decided to put on daily
train between the two cities Tho train
viii leave Houston at 6:55 a. m. returning
DC same train win leave beaumont at
T;1O arriving at Houston at 1910. Tho
huglneSs demands the train and ii Will be
relief to those who have business in both
towns.
Tho Southern Pacific viii also put on an
overnight train between Beaumont and Sa-
hine Pass to accommodate those desiring to
sleep at the port. This train VIII leave
beaumont 1T $40 ~ NJ. and Sabine Pass at
/ n. M. the fare to be 81 for the round
trlp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
Iexas Bankers, Assooiation.

For the meeting Of the above association
at Houston. May IA and lS the Houston
and Texas Central publishes round trp
rate of double the childs fare, selling MAY
IL and for trains arriving In Houston
morning Of May Ii, limit May 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
Hutchins House.

Charles b. Smith, Bolton: r. p. Cook,
J, J. Ramona, ST. Louis c. II. King, g.
T. Berry, city; Il. h. Smith, X. W. Hc>-
bert Shepard j. Il. Sauny. Dallas; j. G.
las; IL. 7. Dyer. itichmond; George Karsch
Rock Island; Frank i. Wood, j, r. Car
rlngten. Corscana; A. L. Brown. Temple;
r. Whlpple, Cleveland; j. NJ. More Angle
ton; j. NJ. More, Richmond T.. u. Rodgers.
Dallas; Charles Clarke. Galveston; l.. w.
Berry; New Orleans; J. :, stephens, Dal-
las: John Schumacher, T. c. Moore. c.
f. Lane, George Lenert LaGrange; II. A.
Thompson. c. Churchill, Dallas; J. n.
James, Bolton: Charles T. Denny, Belton;
John Turner, Bolton; +. Brown, Beaumont;
j. r. G0rton, san Antonio; u. aud -. l..
Parker, city: G. l.. Peter, Galveston. V.
c, Pendleton. 7, NJ. Wood, Chicago: ]. W.
II. C. Neale. st. Louis y. NJ voglsdng
Bay City; X. s. Yocum. D.llas; j. s. San
Aers, Cincinnati: A. W Turner Yoakum;
D. A. Paule, Ialettsvlllc: ]. Il. Johnosn
Dallas: A. =. Judge, Tyler: c. II. Davis,
Z. wallace raducah. ky: 4. Newly.
Wichita Falls; Frank XIII. Wichita Fails;
John J. Iuster. New Orleans; Lass Kelsnn,
GRANNY; W Bliss. Waco: j. g, Jarrett,
| city: NJ. S. Kohn IIallettsyllle: T. q. Pay.
/ Kansas CITY: l.. Ward, A. =. Ward. e. NJ.
/ Ieseron, Edna John Linderhohen, Joseph
beaumont m:,1 +. W. Dulloch. Columbia; W.
| y calm Mason; +. c. Baker. Dallas; r.
| Miller. Crowley. La. j, T. simons. Dallas
| 4. A. sicily. New York: Paul w. Joplin
| Key. KY: r. r. Duryand. Wharton: A.
r Roberdeau, Houston r, r. Laaghlin
Thapreli Illl; A. T. Borden. Pierce; r. ~
! rSs6 city; O. VI. Sharp, Gonzales: q
! FRANK Person, Seaiey: Or. J. VI. q. Nair
IL y. Name, Grandyiew.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
N.vv Feature for Pan-American Exposi-
tim

Through passenger service from ST. Louis
,ts indianapolis. Columbus over PeDnsSl+
We ,snis Nanfalia and Erie Akron
Das,,te-'-io be established MAY 9th. Will
W. pan American exposition visitors from
70 I,onis 70 Buffalo without changing cars.
fnl III u. Kiigorc, r. r. Agt., San Au-
emo. Texas. or ]: ". chesbrough, A. q. p.
hgt.. 81. Louis Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

clear rail- connection from wichita. Kan.
70 Natchez. Miss. The line will be then
most important, II not the only realty val
liable, long leaf plneries In the Southwest.