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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Galvanized Iron Cistern Business Has
Been Knocked Out.

Galvanized Iron Cistern Business Has
Been Knocked Out
Rrenbam Texas Julv - A late ruling
- ~. -, a,,,,,,,,ts.f,,, ash, tbo ,,,I,-
OF the fhllroau cohiHl'SS'"h' hNihs lhe mH'-
imum freight rate ON open cars OF freight
~ Aret class ratio and tbot rho minimum
- - ,t,,i -. Ia onoon
"rl'un' ~ pe 9"'Pp'" u1"s'
pounds. threatens one of BrenhamS nous
ized iroh cistetn tac!oflew ana hotu nSNe
built up big trades w this Hue; ana THIS
ruling almost precludcs the shipping or
their product. They rarely want To
skip 9tOOO pounds 70 the same place
and nothing less than an oreW car Viii 10
for the Shlpment 81 enc cstcth, Whlch
necessit0tes their paving freight on "
600 pounds. II is the opinion 81 MT,
Lange one of the gentlemen engaged IN
the manufacture or salNaniHeu csVeFnS'
that the business is ruined and thai hoth
factories VIII nave 20 Stop making lhem
for shipment, and only supply local orders.
which would necessNre tne cutlNh mont
pf the force now at WORK at TINS hnslness.
Messrs. Rehchardt Seeihorst is lhp olhcF
arm cngaged IN the manufacture OF gplvan-
izcd iron clsternS ana thcE nave q iAfge
building running through the block from
Ant to North street, devoted enbrely 10
this branch of their business ahi large
force OF hands engagcd m the WoTh ~.
The regular weekly meeting 90 the Nor
chants Boil Weeyh congress was held at
Schmld Bros. hall Friday morning. fur,
chasing agent krmg reported ihai ne had
bought N3,lio boil weeYL tor W lHn, ne
un hand ready to be turned back into the
treasury, The treasurer's report shows TINT
tSere Is In the neighborhood of $50 left
on hand from the fund raised FOR the pur
chase of boil weeviL The opln,on OF a
large number OF those preseu M tho meet
Ing was to the ehect thal laere would ne
a fairly good cotton crop made this year:
Friday morning about daylight MIR.
Charles Weide. who mad been up most OF
the night with o sick child, felt that he
needed stimulant and going to The man
tie piece on which he remembered 90 have
set a bottle Of whisky, he ueked UP what
he thought To be this hottie TO- take 2
drink before retiring to gel q much needed
rest, and made the serious mistake Of get
ting hold Of a bottle OF carhollc acid that
was setting beside the whisky IN about the
same size bottle. lie turned ii mp ana as
covered his mistake when he had a swal-
low of IT in his mouth; he spat IL out
buf suffered SO much pain from the burn
that for fear he might have swallowed
some of Il he sent for physician lie
swallowed very little II any OF the acid
before he discovered the mistake.
There viii be a meeting Of The Brcnhan
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ENCOURAGING SETTLERS.
Railroads Want 10 Bring lIOmeseekers
into Texas.
CHANCE TO ACCOMPLISH RESULTS
About $1,000 Oklahoma Boomers VIII
DC Looking for Homes After the Open
ING Of the Indian Reservations.

III Texas does not make a hid for ,bo
overflow OF boomers at the opening of tbe
NOVA, Comanche and Apache reservations
UP IN oklahoma next month. a great MANY
people contend she will make serious
mistake through overlooking bet thai
gives great promise Of profit And whom
one stops to consider what the possibilities
Tor Improving the State really ara from
that source should well directed enc.
be made, the contention Indicated assnmas
the appearance of being absolutely sound
ana exceedingly well founded.
There are 1900 home tracts TO he draw,
for In the new country and the most cor.
servative estimates put the number Of nm.
plcants who will register at 100000 necrs
Stating the disappointment Of at least
$1,000 persons, who, In most instances. are
heads of families. Since only 1900 eau
he accommodated ON the reservations to he
opened. $1,000 will have to seek homes
elsewhere, and Texas Is the nelrest Sfnte
In which that vast army Of men. WON Ii
and children can be readily accommodated
one does not have to do a great deal Of
thinking to arrive at the conclusion that
the Lone Star state would be immense Y
benefited If those people could be induced
to settle within her borders. IT is malu-
tanned by those interested that the only
way TO induce them Is to hold ont the in
dUcemeuts.
The railroads seem to be disposed 70 do
their part in bringing these people into
Texas Mt moderate cost, which. however.
Is the business Of the roads. and 1t ~.
mains for other parties, fully as much in
terested as the roads, to take the matter
up and do their part toward locating the
strangers when they arrive There is also
lots Of missionary work Ia he done on the
ground In order to get the boomers Inter
ested in Texas.
Mr.. John Howard passenger and tmmr
grafton agent OF the Sunsct-Central lines.
went up into Oklahoma, where the hocm-
crs nre congreeated, during the eally put
OF the present week for the purpose Of
making personal investigation Of the
character and class of settlers who alc
seeking homes there and also for tho pur-
pose of getting an idea Of what would
have to be done in order to get the home
seekers into Texas. Mir. Howard return d
to Houston yesterday morning and in a
general conversation with representa-
tive Of The Post, said
THE people who are assembled along The
borders Of the Indian lands are mostly en-
ergetlc and progressive men-the class that
has brought about such changed and com
mendablc conditions in Oklahoma within
the past ten years, and a class Of men
that Texas needs very badly now.
"lf the right sort of Inducements can Nc
held out those people will come 10 texas
and If they can secure lands at reasonluly
figures they will locate here ana do nu, J
toward the general development OF inc
| State ~
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Of the sunset-Central lines, with head
quarters at Dallas, was in Houston yester
day.
colonel L. A, Dciran. superintendent Of
me Houston and Texas Central at Ennis.
visited the general Offices Of the limo In
Houston yesterday.
Mr., r. ]. Anderson. district passenger
sgent on the SunsctCentral lines, came
down from Waco yesterday and spent a
portion OF the day IN the city
MIR. James A. Giraud. contracting freight
agent OF the Frisco line. was ahseut from
MS Houston headquarters portion OF yes
,erday' spending the forenoon in Calves
The Houston and Texas Central viii bring
Us North Texas excursion into Houston
and Galveston tomorrow morning. The
train leaves Denison at O'Clock this after
noon.
Mr.. J. Mcmillan. division passenger agent
o. the Galveston. Harrisburg and san An
tonic, Of SAN Antonio was a visitor 60
houston yesterday, meeting other divi'k,n
ana district passenger agents In a CONFER
ence over minor ana routine matters.
In order 10 accommodate the crowd that
VIII so 90 Galveston tomorrow on the In.
teruauonal and Great Northern special
over the Galveston, Houston aud llendcr.
sou, II has been announced that the latter
road Will run train out OF the Island city
northward leaving Galveston ut 10 o'clock
tomorrow evening
1t was stated at the sunsct-C Central pas
S'hktt department ueNdQudftCfS NestelNuA
that considerable interest in the excursion
10 be run to Port Lavaca over the Macca.
roui tomorrow had been manifested all
along the route, and that the indications
were that the trait would ne well patron
lied. both by the people of Houston and
those Of the intermediate points,
The Houston and Texas General has 20
nounced that the through sleeper that was
TO he run tonight over Its line. connecting
with the Rock Island route for Cripple
| Greek. Colo for the accommodation OF
the delegates TO the rransmissssippi Com
mercial Congress, will not be put on In
stead two slctpers 20 Colorado Springs
over the Central and the Denver road VIII
he run.
new and revised edition Of No. Of
the -Four Track series. entitled Two 10
Fifteen Days Pleasure Tours" has Just
been issued by the passenger department Of
| the New York Central aud Hudson River
Railroad company and will be mailed upon
application. with . cent stamp inclosed, to
George II. Daniels, general passenger
agent Grand Central station New York
city. The publication is Illustrated with
maps and halftones and contains all the
particulars In reference to scores of vaco-
lion trips chat may be enjoyed at com
| parativc small cost
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cslvcr, News Notes.

calvert rexns INV 10 Misses Maud a,d
- ~ A'N''' '"i'
Netuc Brown gave a highly cnioyaGe re
cepiiou Wednesday evening, complim,l ary
10 their frion1 Miss Alice pmuke.t OF
A,
waco pleasant feature OF tle evening
was a "song romance. In wal IN cach rut 81
was given a card upon which vas printed
twenty two questions the auswcc T. each
question being the ttle Of famthtt smg.
Miss Lucy Adoue won the prize In tlc con
test.
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A Peanut Party.

very enjoyable party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. V. V. Damon 30 their daugh
ter, Sulee, on her thirteenth birthday. she
being assisted in receiving by Val Lock
and Marion Tlttle. A novel feature Of the
entertainment was the invitations, which
were sent out ia peanut shells tied with
blue ribbon. On the arrival of the little
guests they were presented with a peanut
tied with blue ribbon as a souvenir After
music aud games they repaired to the
lawn, where peanuts had been hid In
abundance prize was offered to the one
hnding the most Miss Rpth Helm won
first prize and Jim Rockwell the BOBBY.
Those present We're: Vena Wallace. Val
Lock, Marion Tuttle, Madeline Wlckes,
Lottle Palmer, lrma Mathee, Lenora Ber-
ing, Annie Morrer, Kate Grant Mary
Grant frankie Heyne, Ottilie Hermann,
Ruth Helm, Helen Richardson, Hazel
Echart, Helen Tuttlc Virgie Damon. Nena
Damon. Edith Leesemaun, Columbus VIII
lie Belle, Sidney FOlse, Leo Echart, Oscar
Reynaud, Earl Camp, Palmer Tuttc Ru
dolph Uerrmann Jim Rockwell Cecil Rock.
wei, Leigh Schuremann j. b. Gordon. Sam
Gordon. Willie Ward, Willie Hermann
Miss Louise Cornitius, Mrs. r. l.. Hard
man.
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Hcame Texas. July - Several Hearno-
ties have been summoned TO appear In the
Graham boys trial which IS set for next
Monday al Franklin These young men
are ncousod Of killing Allie Boswell. a
young farmer at Elliott last year. Both
were sentenced so terms in the pcniren
tary at their drst trial.
Mr.. w y. Smith and Miss Bessie Far
rington were married last night al tue
residence Of the brides paiSnts Rev. G..
L. Harrington. father Of the bride, Off
clating.
MIR. J. + Peel. county tax assessor Of
Franklin, made a business trip to Henrne
today.
MIR. John wclch. formerly Of this place,
hut now Of Dcnison, is Visiting relatives
here this week.
Miss Lorcna Westbrook. after a pleasant
visit 10 MISS Floy Beckham, left this even
ing for her home In Iorena.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
An interesting Damage Case on Trial in
the District Court.

the District Court.
Beaumont, Texas, July ia suit OF
more than ordinary Importance is on trnI
in the district court today II is the case
Of the Texas and New Orleans Railroad
Company VS. The Tcxarkona aud Fort
Smith Railway Company ana the Beaumont
Lumber Company rho case is one IN
which Is involved the question Of whether
or not the Beaumont Wherf and Terminal
company can appropriate and use the
switch track Of the Texas and New Orleans
Railroad company on Main street The
case has local history of some Interest
Some months ago the Beaumont Lumber
company presented to the council a DC.
tition asking that they he granted the right
10 use a certain portion Of the railroad
mack on Main street. The permission was
asked In view of the fact mat II would
make great reduction in freight rates
and give the Beaumont Wharf and Term
lal company aud other railroads access to
the plant n the Beaumont Lumber com.
pony The council granted the patition
hut before the lumber company and rail
read could long enjoy the privilege the
Texas and New Orleans Railroad company
secured a temporary Injunction restraining
the use Of the track ~ any other than
the plaintiff company. The case Is now on
trial on its merits TO determine whether
OF NOT Tue iNJuNFllhli ANdll we DelpeludttI.
The defendants In thelr answer raised a
point Of damages amounting TO something
Ike $1,000 being the difference IN the
freight charges which they have paid ont
Tower and above the amount which they
would have had 10 pay had It not been for
the Injunction.
This morning the recorders conrt pre-
sented an unusual spectacle The room
was crowded with q various collection. OF
dlsreputable characters which the police
had gathered from different quarters OF the
city during tho night. Police Officer =. +
Cox alone arrested thirty eight persons on
the charge Of yagrancy. Negroes aud
tranps have been coming Into the DIV
for some time past and remaining here
without employment. sleeping on depot
platforms IN freight cars and about, the
Streets The city. authorities have deter
mined 10 b. rid Of this worthless element,
which Is continually committing petty of
fences. leading TO fights aud brawls.
| Twpntv-two were assessed s. each n
| 6nn md costs for yagrancy, Twenty were
negroes and two were white Tn entire
| rang was turned over To Street Commits
| sioner John Broad and put TO work on
/ the streets.
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GaIveston Notes.

Galveston, Texas, July ia. G. New
sum. division passenger agent of the sun
set Central lines. with headquarters at Dal-
las. is In the city.
l.. l.. Creton left last night for St Louis.
j. B. Bartholomew, assistant general
freight agent of the International and
Great Northern, with headquarters at PAT
cstine. was in the city today.
J. H. Hawley, general agent OF the IN,
company. is in New Orleans
Joe Rice has been appointed stenograpner
in the office of the general agent OF the IN
ternational and Great Northern wee W. r.
stanton resigned.
James Giraud, contracting agent OF the
Frisco at Houston, was in the city today
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The Bisbee Road.

Ell Paso. Texas, July 12.-Work on the
Bisbee railroad is expected to begin in III
Paso tomorrow at noon, When Powers,
oConnor & Caplos start thirty teams to
work grading in the eastern part Of the
city.
Mr.. Crook Of the contracting firm of Or,
man 4 Crook Of Pueblo was In El P9so
last night to sign a contract for hulldug
from III Paso to Deming, but 1nding Mt.
Waumbaug and Mr. Choate out Of town
he went to neming this morning where
he expected to sign the contract TO-DAY. US
Arm, has the contract for most of the work.
Tho Bisbee will use the southern Pacihc
tracks in from Deming y. NJ unul us
own line is complete.
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TO KEEP OUT OF NERVOUS PROS
TRATlON BY PROPER USE
OF FOOD.

II Is n lamentable fact that American
brain workers do not. as rule, know
doiiv loss accustomed by active mental
etfort This fact. coupled with the dis,
nrtreus effects Of the nlkaloids contained
in tobacco, coffee and whisky makes
The remedy Is simple enough. Employ
tie services OF food expert, who knows
haiiy losses in the human body. This can
he done BY making free use of Grape Nuts,
NE famous breakfast food, which con
tains exactly the elemental principles whieA
fectiy to rebuild the gray matter Ia the
brain. solar plexps and nerve centefs
lion III food mp with dismissal Of coffee,
tobacco and whisky for fifteen days and
mark the difference In your mental ability,
hestIing American, who must have physical
and mental strength or he falis out In
the race for dollars.
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LIemnstead Hanpenlnns.

Hampstead, Texas, July 12.-About i4b
cars Of watermelons have been Fhippea
fiom here, Prairie View ana Howth thls
season.
s. ]. Styles returned Yesterday from
Bosque county
Miss SARAH Clarke is visiting relatives 10
Houston.
Misses Carrie Cochran and Maggie Reese
~ Austin county Is visiting N thu city.
aferdSun,s sam SchWPTZ, Ben ScnwaiT
and NJ CaIensky leave Monday for Man
itou Col. They will be gone about three
weeks. - .uo.,h,,, ,bt
C. Tnmpkius went % Morth"h WI
ni Miss Jessie sloan Of Navasota Is visiting
In the city. ,rA.,..da,. ,,,h, ror
oa,,e, Colerado Springs and other points
Of interest IN Colorado
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Rrvan Briefs

Bryan, Texas, July IA merry Gshing
party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hill VIII
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Withers. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Johnston. Misses Maud Prewett, Matte
beverley, Daisy Astin and Messrs WIN r.
Thomas and Jnha Ettle have Just returned
from a fishing excursion on the Little
Brazos They report good time and
plenty of fish
Guy NJ Bryan, Jr, returned to Houston
yesterday
Dr. s. ] Emory Of Nayasota visited his
brother here Yesterday
II C. Sherrod has returned to Houston
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I'D GRAND TRrfv KRAuwAY
GNgHpraag

n ,',ii, as the picturesque Pan
hagon,,. nonie TO Buffalo" Will on June
lbnleu iale new modern upto dniD
~ sraln. leaving Chicago at 1870
IN run via Detroit, Mount Clemens.
III sIa and Niagara STails, reaching
Ehiea win be ' Spnre sT IF1 Nv p Pan T.
s NM visitors who like 10 arrive
sna avoid the rush.
Icatioa'ies, rates. etc.. furnished on
n. Sia 69y City PASSENGER and Ticket
40 clark Street, Chicago.
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after spending couple OF days In the city.
Mrs Ben Knox OF Hcarne Is the guest OF
her parents In this city.
Mrs Willis has returned 20 Waco after
visiting her daughter Mrs. A. NJ Waldros,
Judge w c. Gibbs q Madlsonvile Is
Captain J. j. Adams. Judge A. G. Board,
John NJ. Lawrence, George w, McMichael,
Il. NJ. Nall and NJ. Magic attended FISH
fry near Millican today.
Judge W. j. Moore formerly Of this
county. but now OF Middleton, Leon county,
Is I'm tim clfN
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Notes and Personals.

Mr.. e. H. Ross. contracting freight agent
for the Santa Fe went up to Palestine
yesterday.
The sunset Central pay car was In Hons
ton Yesterday and caused the spirits OF the
employees ia rise.
Division Passenger Agent A G. Newsum
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


!, The LaWlor.
Jennie Day Houston; Robert Madl-
h 'I3n, Texas; {. l.. Nabers, Beau
Sonn Puterbaugh, Dallas; G.. Car
hi ~ y man, Sanco, Texas: Sisters of
bers,N,aa rpci l. T.. Louis Thlbeaux,
EH cer Dallas /. Marks. BAY CITY; "
"% sai Bay City; G. u. Potter, Baltl.
o N% Harris. Galveston: $. II. Lewis,
bnbuu.s' ID. Leeper. Nacogdoches
kbtfhQ NJ hranl, Newport. VT; g. G..
W waco Mrs. J Adam. Beaumont
No n Cnrley, Emporia +. S. Bo-
He" urleans; II. L. Sturm, Beau
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Pure Cows Mir.

sterile and guarded against contain.
W. from beginning to baiIvs hottie.
ms ~ e9tlon Of substitute feeding for
la uIlen's Eagle Brand Condensed
more $1,000 hrst among infant foods
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GONG TO RnErA1n

&igsp In American Special OF the
ese CANAL, via Niagara Falls.
4 arrIra 81 800 D. m, serving dlu-
Be Is M, ennalo next morning rs.
<ket oesmiort IN travel on this train.
MT fotnee' llo Adams Street.
set' via Niagara Falls.
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W. f. sTERLEY. A. P. d.
A. A. GLIsSoN, G. 7. A,
CHARLES l.. HULL ..........,.T r. A..
Fort Worth, Texas.
r. S-Rememher, on Friday, July II. we
add 10 orr regular train Special Pullman
Tourist Equipment. TO be run through 10
Frisco spending Saturday and sunday Ia
Denver. reaching Frisco July n; and the
cost figures 10 but 81 cents per day, incud-
ing lodging during stopover. You know,
''You Don't Have 10 Apologize for Riding
on THE DENVER ROADW
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G. II. a II. II. II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains.

NOTE-Trgins leaving Houston atA4sp.
n. and arriving at Houston at aAs a. m and
io9Sa N, also run into Grand Central de-
rot. departing 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
Ing ten minutes later than time given above.
zAll trains arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
b depot except the Missouri Kansas & Texas
bins. which have depot in the Fifth ward. the In
Irrational Great EOrthern and Columbia Tap.
l5lch use the International and Great Northern de-
4 on Congress avenue and the Houston East aud
PSI Texas morning train which leaves from and
Hives al the Houston East and West Texas depot
Re Missouri. Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
buson 4 Henderson trains PASS the International
~ Great Northern depot.
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bal %. = ~. y. n. Il.

min Ward,
cave 7 90 ON Express Train. Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
,w.sOs .. m.................,A Arrive 9.O2 a. m
shreveport Kansas City and CineinnAt)
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y. & N. U. H. h.
end New orleans Trains.
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2 ~ tast mall and express Between the
Nos anu ~ a. viii carry through cats tor Dali
20 elesn o o going from Houston via The Cen
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NlylRoAD SCHEDULE.

slIlRoAD SCHEDULE.
H.. q It. c. n. II.
orani Central Depot 49,.
Leaves 1000 No. s'...,.~z,3SP N
NJ h'.'.. il.00p 20 49,, IG.XS
~ 80. 500 a m no. No. 1900 "
r. a n. y. IL. H.
len and New orleans Trains
Arrive.
ls'ss A.2sam No s......i9.99p
NJ o. ''' 90 D. m No. 7...,...:y.z5
NJ ..6.45hm No o',.,.''lV'oo p.
II nd 10 are fast mail and express between the
roS, ,,.s only and will catry ihrougn SaS ~ ,.
avo etef, enison. going from Houston via me len
G., II. & s. A. ny. IL
Grand Central Depot
california Trains.
Ills p. m Arrive. 400 a N
fe's'''' SIM Antonio Trains
.o.4sa.m Arrive. 1900 p u
G., II. & N. II. II.
Grand Central Depot
v. Galveston and La Porte.
4 oAsam Arrive No g.. 500 am
Leave NJ 400 a. IN Arrive No. 2. zoo am
sle ga. M az ..l,sO p. m Arrive No, O. 33o pm
teaye ~ 90 . N Arrive No. lois pm
Nv w Mos and runs Sunday only
Nos. and daily except sunday
N. Y, T. a NJ. II. II.
.o.5sam Arive..."...3. 35 pm
Q. A. & A. +. ny.
,..l Cautrai Depot
o.95am Arrive. CPS pm
Il c., c. &c S. It. II. IL.
II Grand Central Depot
II Main Line.
7.oOa m Arrive......, 8, Sam
?. m Arrive.-.'''' NV pm
II Galveston Trains.
,,y. ..7.OO a IN. Arrive.....,. $50 pm
?. IN Arive.......,7.4 IS pm
81 Additional Sunday Specials.
.s.sS am Arrive ...-.S $40 a. m
81 80 I5O p IN Arrive. .....9.2O p. m
II Seaside Special arrives ll.30 p. m.
IN Alnsse trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
N Ave Dero, 10 minutes later than the above,
II. Il. IL w. It. II. II.
Fifth Ward
Il rave J. 90 On Express Train. Arrive 1000 IN
III Grand Central Depot
n ,swsO5 p. N ................ Arrive 9.02 a m
shreveport. Kansas City and CineinnAti)
" NJ. Ia. ~ T. II. n.
H., X. & Il. Depot, Fifth Ward.
:, = A~rN ( m
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suffer from biousne Constipation little liver
Sn as DeWitts Litto EARLY RESERS. They grippe.
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G., II. & N. II. H.
Grand Central Depot
no. aaIyeAton and La Forte.