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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-18
RAILROAD euILpINe IN TEXAS.
The Present Year Has Been a Record
Breaker for Construction.

The Present Year Has Been a Record
Breaker for Construction.
Austin, Texas, December 17.-During the
year there has been 536.7 miles Of new
railway constructed in the State, which Is
decidedly a record breaker. The last o.
any consequence occurred In 1857, when %
Few less miles OF new roads were built b.
the State. This does not include any @
ne so.calcd logging roads. The ne"
ioads, together with extensions and tht
distance, are as follows:
Blackwell, Enid and Texas railway, Yer
uon TO Red River, II mites; cane Bell
amin to Bay cry, Is; Chicngo, RocA
ISLAND aud Mexico, across corner of state
ia Dalhart. 2l Denison, Bonnain aud Ne0
orleans, DenisOn TO Bonham, "a Enstar"
1eXas Lufkin west, ~ Cunt, BedumoA.
ana Great Northern, north OF jasper, lo
,iulI, ICluIauo ana SANTA re, hiJ IA A..
sllsDee, 30, International ana Great MORT"
in, Marlin 10 waco, Bf5ah 10 NdNas'N"
aver, spIns west, oh4, .MIssUutl, hdhsd
snd Texas, Hunter to san ANTONIO, ."
range ana Northwestern, 80; fIisco, sho'
.nan 20 Red aver, O.li hed ltiNei, leA"-
ana southern, sherman to Carrohtoh tf'i4
toj, 90, Texas and New Orleans, Angehn'
liver TO Mani, athens 10 Neenes rive.
4J.s; Texas southern, Hafton TO- tlihe'
-; rimpson and Northwestern, 3. Iotd'
y5o.1,
FROM January / to June l 250 ? miles o.
new ROAD vas Uuilt. and from mat tilne a.
4ate 271 > mics OF new track mas Ueen lhli.
The following railway 10 projected an"
located Tor construction during the comlhs
ear the greater part OF which Is elreah.
lnuer contract ana now being cOustfucted
Denisuu, Bonhum and New Orleans, Boz
Aum 10 Wolf CITY 20 miles; Eastern Ie1as
.: Gulf. Beaumont and Great Northera,
hIookiand TO Center, 81, lious OF and IexL-
central, Burnet TO Lampasas 70; lptetha
donal and Grcnt Northern, Waco 10 70 ,
worth. Spring to Nayasota, 100; foit
" orth ana Rio Grande frisco, Brownwooi
10 Brady, %; Texas southern, Gilmer t"
Ninsboro, 20; Kansas city, Mexico aud o.
lcnt Red River to Rio Grande Via Sveet
Water and san Angelo, sol; Choctaw, Ok
,ahoma ana Cuff Amarillo to state Inc.
llu, Cotton Belt. Gainesville to Hamilton,
Reuner 10 Dallas Hlllshoro 10 WhitncJ,
90; Texas and New Orleans, Nechcs river
via Jacksonville 10 Mahl, o. Total 1893
miles
As to the so-caled logging roads there
are % miles OF them in operation, but tht
last annual report Of the commission dill
not include them.
Up 10 the present time the total number
NJ miles Of main line railway IN operation
In Texas Is l0.52G3 miles During tho
year about eighty miles Of railroad former
ly included IN the reports Of the commits
sion have been taken up and abandoned.
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A Chance in Schedule.

now IA selger train schedule went
into effect ON the International and Great
Northern % 1901 o'clock this morning.
hU. he trains into and out OF Houston are
not materially affected thereby There
are no changes on the Columbia Tap at
PIT and he oaiv chauee on the Calves
ton Houston and Hendor on Is that The
train which ormorly arrived IN Hous on
from Gal eSton NJ S2o in tn. afternoon
main line. the fast mail 10 St Louis viii
hereafter leave Houston at 2:35 D. m In
stcod Of $3.50, and It's number has been
changed from = 10 4. Train No IL the
local 10 Palestine, will hereafter leave AZ
a. m. instead Of p. m. The Incoming
fast mail, No II, under the new schedule
Is due TO arrive at $40 p. IN. Instead OF
s15 p. M, as heretofore.
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Notes and Personals.

MIR C. H. Mngnon, agent at Galveston
for the Pullman sleeping car service. was
In Houston yesterday
MIR. y. S. Pawkctt, commercial agent ut
for the International and Great
day,
Mr. j. A. Lowell, assistant engineer of the
International and Great Northern, was
down from Palestine headquarters yestcg-
day
agent OF the Galveston. Houston and
Northern. was among Yesterdays visitors
10 Houston,
Mr.. Harry c. Archer, general ngcnt at
on a trip through West Texas In the in
tercst OF his road,
MIR. T.. A, German Of Waco has recently
taken charge Of the Calvert coal mines and
ager Of both properties.
Mr.. II. G. Dinktns, general agent of the
International and Great Northern. with
headquarters at Mexico City, was due 10
arrive in Houston last night
Mr.. ]. A Edison, general manager OF the
Kansas City Southern, with Headquarters
in Kansas City, passed through the city
yesterday, but did not stop on,
Mr.. II. L, Horsemaa has been appointed
paymaster OF the International and Great
succeeding MIR L. s. Kane, resigned
Mr.. W. r. Musick Of New York city.
general Eastern agent Of the international
and Great Northern. Is In Texas and may
visit Houston within day or two.
Mr. s. A. Kendlg. travelling passenger
agent of the Gulf Colorado and Santa FL,
came up from Galveston headquarters yes.
tsrday and spent few hours In the city
Messrs. John Howard Of Houston and
George NJ Mckinney OF Chicago, heads III
the immigration departments OF the South
srn Pacific, left last Alrht for VISIT 10
Dallas
MIR. W: \. rernunN travelling passenger
agent OF the Atlanta ana New Orleans
Short Line, was over from New Orleans
headquarters yesterday locking out FOR A0li.
day business.
Passenger men who are constantly trav.
cling throughout the Houston territory are
of the opinion that the holiday travel baak
to the old States will not be Ia ereat Vsi
ume this season as hesetetore
Colonel c. e. Gibbs. land commissioners
Of the Sunset Central lines. after spend.
Ing Yesterday aud the iay before In Aous.
ton on business connected with his post
tion, left last night TO return TO san An.
ion'o headquarters.
Another new wrinkle has been Intro.
iueed into the sale OF holiday excursion
tickets this season, the Hines IN the
territory, according 20 a cir.
,ular received at the city passenger and
Iekst etfios Of ths intsrnaisrl ana
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NEW STEEL FOR BRANCH LINES,
Pacific Bringing Them Up to
Parity With Main Line.

Southern Pacific Bringing Them Up to
Parity With Main Line.
The Southern racinc Sunset Route, Is
preparing to shortly begin the work ~
reconstruction OF several of te branch lines
which have been equipped with iron rails.
Il is the determination OF the manage
class steel thus enabling the better hand-
ling Of traffic and bringing the track IN
10 the required standard OF efficiency.
lhe cost of this improvements exclusive
Of rails, represents nm outlay Of nearly
S6O,O0O the bulk Of which Will he paid
Tor labor ana incidental expenses
II Will be taken into consideration that
the rail mileage OF the Sunset Route, IN
Guiding branches from New orleans To El
lnso embraces nearly 2OjU miles aud the
work of peCoustruCting system of this
magnitude is necessarily slow. The south
ern Pacific, however, has determined to
bring It's main line ana branches thor
pouse In this connection
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THE COMMISSION HEARING.
Rates for Rice Bran and Polish-Sugar and
MOIaSses Rates Put On from Booth.

Austin, Texas, December. 17.--As a result
Of today's matters pending before the rail
road commission II was this evening or
dered s5at rice polish In straight carloads
" mixed With rice bran in carloads shall
no subject to the same rates as whent In
arloads; rs to rice bran il was ordered
that in straight cars 1t shall be subject 10
he same rates as corn In carloads. This
order TO take effect January G. 1902
1t was also ordered that the rates now
applying from Sugarland to all points in
Texas on sugar ard moiasses. also black
trap molasscs, shall hereafter apply from
Booth. This order effective January I,
1902.
Action was deferred In the matter Of the
disagreement between the Sugarland. the
santa re and the Fert worth and Denver
over a division OF the rate for the trans
portation OF shipment OF sugar from
sugarland 10 Bowie.
The commission issued the following 9th
or orders today:
In approval Of joint application, submit
ted under No. 6S5 of the Missouri, Kansas
Is hereby ordered that commodity tariff No.
"a, issued by this commission to apply on
lumber and articles taking lumber rites.
In carloads, transported by railroads he
tween points in Texas and effective May
"a. 1901, be amended by adding thereto the
following;
ON pine lumber and articles taking the
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

DALLAS.-J. j. Brewer was robbed OF
SO and a diamond while on the train en-
route from Terrell to this place.
BRYAN-Thc Agricultural and Mechan-
ical college Christmas holidays will extend
from December 20, 1901. to January ,, 1902.
CLARKSVILTE.-Jus after court ad-
1ournod and while the crowd was stu In
the court room. 0ght commenced Four
pistol shots were fred Claude Kellum was
hit twice, but not seriously hurt oscar
Cockcrham was lodged in jail
LADONIA.-NIrs. Bud Alternately left her
baby laying on the bed while she vent to
a near ncghhors on an crrand When she
returned It was found that the bed Ind
mysteriouslv caught on fire, and the BABY
was SO badly burned that II died a few
hours after
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-18
HOLIDAY EXCURSION

To the Southeast Via Southern Railway
railroads In Arkansas. Texas. indian Ter
ritery and oklahoma Territory Will sol
Fpund trip Christmas holiday excursioa
tlekets over the Southern Railway 10 point,
N the Southeast. including stations III
Tennessee. Mississippi. Alabama, Georgia
Florida, North Carolina aud South Caro-
linz at reduced rates.
Tickets win be sold December 81 %
and ~ 1921. limited 70 return thirty days
from date 81 aale.
The service oEsred by the Southern
Railwag Is the very best and schedules
and sleeping car arrangements are unex-
celled
Parties contemplating a trip to their
old homes In the Southeast should see
that their tickets read via the Southern
Railway.
Fer further information call on the near
est ticket agent or address G. A. DeSaus-
i Knight. r. p. e. Hon mRais Texas a or It. f.
bone, w. ?. A., Dallas. Texas.
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THE oMAHA-EMPoRlA ROAD
viii Cooperate With the Katy in Form
no New Route TO the South.

ing New Route to the South.
Omaha. Neb., December 17~Detalls Of
the organization Of the new Omaha Emporin
road mentioned in these dispatches yester-
day, were made public today. + NJ. New
ms, representing the packing house Inter
csts OF ST. Louis, Is here negotiating inc
deal
Mr. Neylns says the object of the new
road Is to furnish Southern outlet for
the packing house products of tho Missouri
valley With the Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas II will form an independent line to
tho South, thus relieving the packing inter
eSts from the combination rates on their
products destined for export by way Of the
Eastern seahoard IL VIII also cut the
mileage from 1900 TO 200 miles.
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Store and LiverystabIe al Oevine.

DevIne, Texas, December ia very dis
astrous nre occurred here last night be-
tween IL and 12 o'clock, consuming the
grocery STORE and contents OF L. NJ. Lit.
tie and the livery stable OF w. A. Duncan.
which is partially covered BY insurance in
the Phoenix OF Hartford Little was in
sured for 5000 and Duncan for 500 Both
houses were owned by Duncan. The
origin Of the hre is unknown, but II Is
supposed to be incendlary.
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WORTH INTER-uRBAN.
Il VIII Reach the Dallas City Limits
MiEhl,, Elftnnr naMr

It viii Reach the Dallas City Limits
Within Fifteen Days.
Fort Worth Texas, December 1T-Dur-
irg the next fifteen days the nterurban
line VIII have rails laid to tho Dallas city
limits, At present the tracks extend with
H. ght miles of the place, bur the con
strcction Is held M pending the arrival
of timber for buildings
Dnc hundrelr men are employed surfaciag
and putting the rondbcd In shape het weer
the present terminus and Fort Worth. FIJI
teen cars have arrived for scrvlcr between
Dallas and this city The trolley vines
VIII he put NJ al once
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crate entertainment there in the character
OF Its second annual ball on December %
The Post has received an invitation TO be
present and a very neat Invitation 1t Is
lt Is prepared to represent train order
and the design Is faithfully carried out
wen 10 the wording. which Is fac slmllc
4 the characteristic operators handwrit.
ng. reading as follows The Order of
sion No 256 will be pleased TO wait at
Nancy opera house. smlthvlle Texas
until o O'Clock p. M. December D. 1901
for yourself ladies' and other dancers
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ssssosseeeeoseesesseeeeeeeoee

Great Northern. will put on sale chld's
tickets nj the rate Of twothlrds Of the
adults fare. as reduced for the occasion.
Mr. George A. Hunter. city passenger
md ticket agent for tho International anI
Great Northern. has received alvces that
his line will sell, In addition IN the local
holiday excursion tickets, intcrlinc tickets
10 all Texas points
Homescekers' excursion tickets will he
sold 10 all points In Texas by he lines In
the selling territory, which, by tho way,
has been largely extended for tho coming
SCI son. on the first and third Tuesdays in
January and February.
The Texas Midland railroad is sending
ont tho 1902 Issue of its handsome AMI
valuable little combination pocket diary
and book of general information. Mr.. J.
Il Leth, general freight and passenger
agent of the road nj Terrell, Texas is sup.
plying them TO business men.
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Rin Rusiness Rnildinn for Rrvan.

Bryan, Texas, December l6.-Dr. j. w
Howell is having plans drawn for three
story brick building on part of the block
he recently purchased. The building Is to
have an iron aud glass trout, with tiled
entrances. large metallic hrm from
North Texas has already made application
Tor hve'year lease on the building
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Can Make Connection at cOImesneil.

Colmesncu Texas. December 1.-THE
Southern Pacific has changed schedule time
on the southbound passenger train 1t is
now due here at l1:45 o'clock and remains
here twenty minutes for dinner, This cl.
ahles all passengers coming In on the Katy
10 make connection with both trains on
the Sabine and East Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-18
National Bank Organized at Blum,

Clehurne, Texas December l6,-The First
National bank of Blum was organized with
the following officers: President d. r.
Waggoner; Vice president, w. II Taylor;
cashier, w. IL. Wei S; directors, w. IL.
Taylor, A. Mccullough, Georle w. Nc
Gluskey, A. ]. Davis j. NJ Rogue. w. A.
Wells, d. T.. Waggoner. The capital STOCK
OF leading business men and farmers
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Cotton estimates at erownwood.

Brentwood, Texas. December 14-ro
date there have been $500 Bales Of cotton
received at this place Conservative bust
ness men place the total receipts NJ be-
tween 10000 and 1000 bales The re.
celpts daily now average about 1875.
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House and Furniture at GatesvIIe.

Gainesville, Texas, December 16 Mr.. j.
NJ Lanhnm lost his residence this morn.
ing by hre 1t started from hue In the
kitchen, The value OF the house was $1,000
ana the furniture $1,000. The insurance ON
the residence was $500 and on the furni-
ture $500 Most of the furniture was
saved.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residenoe al sunset.

TeXarkana. Texns, December 1.-THE
residence OF James Love in Sunset was
destroyed by fire this evening. The loss is
$1,000, with no insurance.
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Cold at Crowley. La.

Crowley, la. December 17-4Ths cold
wave OF the past few DAYS has been the
ssyerest weather that this section has ever
had Tor the month OF December within
the memory Of the oldest resident.
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Nerdiot in Rin case At Corsicana.

Corsicaun, Texas, December 15,-The case
Of Ell Fox, administrator, VS. Mrs.. Mary
u. Robbins ct al went 20 the Jury Saturday
aud the jury returned n verdict In favor
81 the defendants The property involved
amounts to about $4,000
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Sod Out at Kaury,.:-

Kaufman, Texas, December l6.-Misses
Rcedy and Reedy, who have been running
dry goods store here the past Shree
years. have sold out 10 Pirth II Tilery,
who will move the goods to FoEuey about
January 10.
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Any one who suffers from that terrible
plague itching piles. or from eczema viii
appreciate the Immediate relief and per-
msnent cure that comes through the use
Of Doan's Ointment, II never fails r e,
sample at Kiesllng's drug store Friday.
December 20.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Filed Petition in Bankruptcy
Hubbard City Texas, December IA
The firm Of l.. \. Klllian * Co., dry goods
and clothing. filed a petition in bank
ruptCy this week. The assets are $1,000,
and the liabilities $4,000.
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A Elne WAN of salt Matsr.

Kaufman, Texas, December l7--Mr. lsom
Roddy recently yored q well on his place
south OF kaufman. The well is ninety-Sx
teef deep and the water stands within
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pine lumber rates. in carloads. from mills
located on the Trinity ana sabine ana
Shreveport branches of the Missouri hau-
sas and Texas railway Of Texas to an sta
lions on the Chicago, Rock Island ana Mex
leo railway twenty-five 30 cents per 100
pounds The rate on cypress hummer and
cypress shingles to he two ~ cents per
100 pounds higher than the rates ABOVE
authorized.
This order shall take effect December H.
In approval Of application No. POS of the
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway company II is hereby ordered that
commodity tariff No. A. issued by this
commission Ia apply on cotton seed ana
cotton seed products, also inSeed cake ana
meal transported by railroads between
points In Texas, and effective March TO-
1850. he amended by canCcling exception
No &c. a. contained In section thereof,
and substitute thereto tho following:
3B Galveston. Harrisburg and san An
tonic railway: Rute on cotton seed meal
In carloads from San Antonio TO Eagle
Pass 10 cents pcr 100 pounds.
This order shall take effect December Il.
Judge John II Reagan, chairman of the
railroad commission. arrived in town to-
day to he present at the hearings this week
before the commission. He looks to be In
the best Of health, and says that he feels
well all over During his recent stay at
his home in Palestine ne reports having
fine sport shooting blackhirds, which were
destroying n hig crop of acornS. The Judge
gets many letters from his frionN all over
thc state who desire 10 know the condi-
tion of his health and it Is n pleasure To
him to Inform them that he Is getting along
nicely.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE,

H.. a It. c. n. n.
$500 Grand Central Depot
Leave No 4. ZOO a. m Arrive No. a. $40 D. m
Leave NO. SLIGO a. m Arrive No. APO D. m
leaye No s..l.00 p. Arrive No. g. 6.i0 a. m
II. q n. o. II. IA.
Grand Central Depot
leave no o.. AIS a. m Arrive No. 10. 90 D. m
Leave No g.. 50 p. m Arrive No 7,o.45a a. m
Leave No 5000 am Arrive No DO 80 D. m
O., Ii. q 8. A. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. 7....10.o5 am Arrive No $3.50 p. m
Leave Moo HIS p m Arrive. No.Io.4.O0 a. m
G.. II. & N. II. II.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. s..10.05 a. m Arrive No. a. 900 am
ltave No. y. 500 a. m Arrive No, 6. \ 90 On
Nos 9 and Sundays Only.
N. ". II. q M. n. II.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No sIlois a m Arrive No rss. 1886 p m
s. A. & A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. .o.s5 M Arrive No a o.2S pm
c.. C. s. $. #. II. n.
Grand Central Depot
7.4sS A af'ys,...s 4 5 S.@
Galveston Trains.
Leave 400 a. m. Arrive .. 3.3Op.m
Leave'.......7.A5 Arrive. .......7 100 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
Leave .....S.55 m Arrive ..sdo am
LeaVe.'.'.. ..l.5O p. IN Arrive. .-..... go p. m
~ there trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Ave DaPei 20 minutes later than the above
", nc. g. w. II. II. II.
Fifth Ward Depot
leave ZOO am Express Train Arrive 10 90 p m
Grand Genital Depot
Leave sos p. m .,....trve 9,02 a, m
NJ. X. * +. n. Il.
NJ. X, & 7, Depot. Fifth Ward
cave eO5 ...........,,.Auve 9. 3Oa m
ltHNe ~ p m .....r..... ,'.. Arrive g. so p IN
tor Galveston Trains see G.. II 4 H.
7. & G. n. II. II,
rapot foot OF Congress Avenue.
ieav. 3.9L p n...,.... .-.,..,.. Arrive 40 am
Leave NO % n'-'.''...., zee. Arrlvs 80 o pm
Columbia and Velaseo Trans
Leave $50 Il. in.............. arrive 4.4sp m
Daily Gxcep, Sunday
Leave 900 am SUNDAY onv) Arrive 44s pm.
q. Il. ~ Il. n. II.
save....I & q. N. Depot..... 6.Ooa
leaV".., " \. & r Depot ....., .... 94Sa m
le1""....l z O.. n pcpuf .......... Q 4 m
letve e." Httn4 Ceetta' pspot........ AS ? m
Leave Graul Cegua' Nepo. ........ 900 p m
"Led, I'll ~ q ~ De l,i.... ........... O.iO p m
t.uadsys only
Midnight special arrives f7oS m. Sundays
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Refined snnar Reduced

New York. December 17-Arhuclr
Brothers and The National Sugar Refnin.
company have reduced the price of rehned
sugar 10 points
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Engineer of Maintenance Of Way Dead.
Terre Haute. Ind, December l7.-Afred
NJ Underhln, engineer OF maintenance Of
way Of the main line of the Yandaia rail.
road died today of heart failure, aged 30
NcArs.
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Texas Postmasters Confirmed.
Washington, pseeahsr 1.-THE senate
tSsey eenhrmOd ths ReniRstlen Of Charles
y Lewis for postmaster at Clarendon,
Texas
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eoth Neat and unlaue.

DOVI TNuat aHu Unique.
The Order If Railway Conductors, San
Gabriel division, No, 25e, at smithvlllc,
Texas, Is making preparations for an elab-
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Renorted 10 Have Erozen to Death.

Hcptol is polatabIo and absolutely harm
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repot foot OF Congress Avenue.
leave 5.Jk y. m.,-,.-... ..,..,., Arrive 40 am
leave 40 o. m'.'.''....' Arvs SO pm
Columbia and Velasco Trans
Leave $50 n.............. Arrive 4.4sp m
Daily Gxcep; Sunday
Leave 300 am tSuEdsy onlv) Arrive 4.45 pm.
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NJ. X. q II. II. II.
NJ. X. & I. Depot Fifth Ward
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". NC. d ". II. II. II.

Fifth Ward Depot.
leave ZOO am. Express Train Arrive 10. 90 p. m
Grand Genital Depot
Leave sos p. m .................frrlv rive o % m
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~ - u Q &c UEs w W.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No 1871 l0.I5 m Arrive No rss, 3.3spm