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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14
COMMISSION ORDERS.

Austin, Texas, January 13.-The rail-
road commission issued the following or
ders yesterday:
in approval of application No. sos OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company of Texas, it is hereby ordered
that general tariff of class rates No. ,.
issued by this commission to apply on
shipments of merchandise by cldsses,
transported by railroads between points
In Texas, and effective March 10. 1899,
be amended by adding 20 sectiln there
of the following exception:
%. Rates in cents per 100 pounds on
merchandise:
II 3
from Sherman to Bells. is rs 10 Is
From Sherman TO Collins
ville.. -. ........20 is 16 10
From Sherman and Denlson
to Whltesboro ..........2O is 16 10
From Gainesville to Whites
boro and Collinsville ....l5 10 ~ 10
This order shall take effect January
IA, 1901.
In approval of joint application of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Texas railway,
Fort Worth and Denver City railway,
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway OF
Texas st. Louis Southwestern Railway
Company OF Texas. San Antonio and Ar
aEsas Pass railway, San Antonio and
Gulf railroad, Sherman, Shreveport and
Southern railway, Texarkana AMI Fort
Smith railway, Texas Midland rl'lr':d,
and the Wichita Valley railway, sub
mtted under No. 101 Of the Texas Md
land railroad, 1t is hereby ordered That
commodity tariff No. I'D. issued by this
comm ssion to spply on cotton and cot
ton lnters, in bales, transported by rail
roads between points in Texas, AMI Ell
fective March 10, 1899, be amended by
adding to section 4 thereof Especial au-
,horties) tae following, for epollca-
tion on the lines above named:
34 % The rates on cotton linters
shall be cents per 100 pounds less than
the rates on cotton,
CD Cotton linters shall be subject
to the provisions of section 3, rules and
regulations, of the tariff in so far as they'
relate to the compression OF cotton.
This order saall take effect January
10, 1907.
In approval of joint application of the
Texarksna and Fort Smith railway, Tex
as and Pacific railway and C1icago, Rock
. Island and Texas railway companies,
submitted under No. $40 of the TeXar-
kama, Fort Smith Railway company, au-
. thority is hereby granted for the aiof
ton of the rate OF 81 IA cents per 100
pounds for the transportation of lumber
and articles taking the lumber rAtte. in
carloads, minimum weight "a 100 pounds
per car, from stations on the fexarliana
and Fort Smith railway Index to Bloom
burg, inclusive, to Berkshire. Vineyard
and Jacksboro Texas.
! Effective January 10.
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new ROAD FROM ORANGE
will Give Connection with The Santa Fe and
The Peeeee.
OFFICIALS EN- ROUTE NEW ORLEANS
They Go 10 Attend the Meeting of
the TrnnscontinentaI Association,
Which Meets Next Tuesday.

Austin, Texas. January 13.--Judge Hol-
land of Orange will tomorrow file With
the secretary of state the charter OF a
railroad thirty miles in length extending
from Orange to some point on the gu;.
Beaumont and Northern. The road will
give Orange connection with the Kansas
City Southern and the Santa re. The
money for its construction has all been
raised and its projectors expect to build
it without having to issue bonds.
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Suit Agninrt s.. $. md :.

Greenyille, Texas. January 1l.--There is
an increase OF business in the district
clerks office, in the way of litigation
for the March term OF the district court.
-Four cases were filed yesterday. two
being for damages against railroads. One
of these was by w. NJ. Lovin OF Green
VILE, who sues the s.. S. and 5. for
$4,000, alleging 'ttat he was seriously
and permanently injured while working
in the car inspecting department. The
accident occurred ON November IL, 1900.
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sEABoARD OFFICIALS MUM.
Are rot Taking the Public into Their
Confidence.

President Williams OF the Seaboard Air
Line. AFTER long secret session OF The
board OF directors recently at Ports
mouth declined to make public anything
;has transIlred. The directors were
equally reticent. dechning to state
wsether the resignation OF Vice Presi-
dsnt and General Manager st. John. who
Ala not attend the meesing. was acted
mon. That Third Vice President Barr
N the Atchison has been selected TO
succeed Mr. ST. John is regarded by
nrous.nnt railway men generally as prac-
taa,lly certain.
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Cotton Beit Sued for pnmnge-.

Greenville, Texas. January Ills r.
Parks asks for damages against the Cot
ton Belt in the sum OF $4,000 alleging
personal injuries 10 the extent of blind
ness as resulr OF geeang smoke ana
ciriers blown into his face while a
passenger on one of detenihnt's trains
near Texarkana. He mad gone 20 the
water cooler for a drink, when the con-
duotor opened the door, With hhe result
above mentioned. This happened on De-
cember 90 the FIRST day OF the holiday
excursions Eas.
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AFTER PULLMAN PoRTERs.
Colorado Lnwmaker seeks to Pre-
vent Them from Taking Tips.

I
vent Them from Taking Tips.
Colorado is after the Pullman car
por-ers with hot poker in one hand
and a proposed statute in THE other.
Senator Hollenbeck OF Cripple Creek
proposes 10 abolish the eternal tip on
pullman cars. But the bill by which It is
proposed to do ;his IS a wonderful docu-
ment. 1t proposes a battle royal agains.
modern windmills. such as might make
old Don Quixo,te turn In his moldy sepul-
cher " a porter takes a Zip he may be
Rned any amount between $40 and 800.
The passenger WHO gives this tip Will
be fined tine same amount, and the road
which keeps such a man In its employ
may be fined not less chan SO nor more
than 500. In ouier to secure evidence,
the III provides for the compensation
OF informers.
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Appointed Rondmnstcr.

Greenvllle, Texas, January ia. w.
Bailey, late roadmaster for the Katy,
has been appointed TO a similar posi-
tion on the Peegee, his division reach
ing from TeNarkana to Mansfield, He
was succeeded here by MIR. Curtis. from
the Henrietta division of the Katy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14

The properties OF BALLARD's SNOW
LISIMENT possess a range of usefulness
greater than any other remedy. A day
seldom pssses in every household. es-
pecially where there are children. that
il Is not needed. Price. 25 and 30 cents.
For sale by A. z. Kiesling. Druggist. 500
Main St
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Permanent survey begun.

Mt Calm, Texas, January IA mes
sage reached here yesterday to the Of
feet that the permanent survey o. the
Calvert, Waco and Brazos Valley extern
sion had begun from that place.
AS the charter calls for Mt. Calm no
fears are entertained but that It will
come by here, and considerable activity
is being displayed by cities between this
place ami Fort Worth in order to secure
the road
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Flaming Extension.

Mineral Wells, Texas, January IT,
Colonel l., NJ. Fouts, president OF the
W. NJ. w. and n w. railway, liz in the
city today perfeoAng plans for right of
way for the proposed extension OF his
road north to Graham.
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STATIONS

II ia we'll understood that this permit VIII
be a sparring contest--aud nothing else
II Is learned here that II Mayor Fleisch,
mann had issued a permit IN advance II
would have been stopped at Columbus II It
had not been declared Illegal in the Gin
clnnati courts The only question here now
about the fight among the aRltators is az TO
the time when tho saengerfest Athletic club
will declare II off
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Travelling Passenger Agent.

Washington, January 12.--'Walter G.,
Coleman has been appointed general
travelling agent of the Seaboard Air Line
with headquarters In Washington Mr.,
Coleman has just resigned as auditor Of
the Philippine archipelago on account OF
i'll health.
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thousand Dollars Damages,

Texas. January lS.--News was
Pre- yesterday that the Jury IN
4 Mrs. A. r. Waller VS., he San
n Arkansas Pass railroad, Jr!ed al
~. rendered a verdict in favor
ffor $4,000 This suit grew out Of
Viewed by Brakeman Waller while
pendant company, which proved
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14

, BABY'Is CUTTING TEETH
"a use that old and we'll tried
RS. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
Va teething. Ii soothes the child,
n gums. allays all pain, cures
and is the best remedy fos
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LUMBER co. SALE.

len entire Allen Lumber Co.
Is. planners. etc. situated in
". az private sale at my office
Dry ]. subject TO courts APP
|eserve right to reject all bids.
at once, either In bulk OF
Sterling Myer.
Trustee.
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|cSrive and depart from the Grand Cen
Dxcept the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
hhave depot in the Fifth ward. the In
N Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
"a International and Great Northern de :
stsss avenue. and the Houston East and
morning train which leaves from and
y Houston East and West Texas dep OF
~, Kansas & Texas and Galveston.
Henderson trains pass the International
{e3thern depot.
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are fast mail and express between the
and Will carry through cars for Dali
Ia, going from Houston via the Cen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14

In Favor of Old Soldiers.
Congressman Bowersock OF Kansas will
introduce in congress at the present
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loan SCHEDULE.

b.. a Il. c. II. II.
Inna Central Depot
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!, H. & $. A. Ry. ]
tirand Central Depot
nlifornia Trains.
Hills p. m Arrive. ..".3.35 a. m
in Antonio Trains.
.o,l5 a. m Arrive. .....7.05 p. ID
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IT. & N. o. II. n.
Ind New Orleans Trains.
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Y Trains leaving Houston at4.4sp.
friving at Houston at ,.Asa. m and
also run into Grand Central de-
Hing 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
ainutes later than time given above.
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:. q w. II. II. II

NJ, X. & r. II. IL
4, II. neuot. Firth Ward.
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M G. II. q II. II. II.
1epot foot Of Colg,eSs Avenue.
Ga1veston Trains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-02-01
A Mlaht Of reeror.

Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow OF the brave General Burnham
Of Machias. Me, when the doctors
said she would die from Pneumonia
before morning writes Mrs. s. H.
Lincoln. who attended her that fear
tul night. but she begged for Dr.
Kings New Discovery, which bad
more than once saved her life, and
cured her OF Consumption. After tax.
Ing. she slept al night Further use
entirely cured her" This marvellous
medicine Is guaranteed to cure all
Throat Chest aud Lung Diseases,
only 50c and Si.OO Trial bottles free
n c. r. Ronfrois drug store.
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rae eRlEFlrAs.
AZ the esooks-Ensasement Of un.
usual Importance.

A. the Byooks'--Engagement OF IN
usual Importance.
We are informed that our opera
house manager, Mr.. Brooks. has sue
ceeded In booking the Griffith Hyp.
motto Company for series OF per
formaaees beginning Wednesday Feb.
s. This company has the reputation
Of not only presenting hypnotism fair
~ and honestly. and in every form but
'of giving a highly amusing entertain
ment that Is instructive and extremely
interesting as we'll They promise to
Introduce the much talked OF blind
fold drive. wednesday. Feb. G. A p. m,
the prolonged hypnotic sleep the YER
sion OF Trlby aud same. Very strong
ratalepsy and anesthy test
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u hobbled into Mr. Blackmon's drug
store one evening says Wesley Mel.
son. OF Hamilton. Ca. "and he asked
me to try Chamberlaln's Pain Balm
for rheumatism with which I had suf.
fered for a long time. told him I
had no faith in any medicipe as they
all failed He said: Well II Cham
berlain's Pain Balm does not help you.
YOU need not pay for IT, took a
bottle of It home and used it accord
ing 20 the directions and in one week
I was cured, and have not since been
troubled with rheumatism. Sold by
G. r. Renfro druggist.
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NOW THIS IS REALLY
a BENEFICIAL MEASURE.

Diseases.


NN8aNNaa"f
fAfter press heur yesterday)
After recess Mr Miller moved that
House Bill NO 81 be returned 10 the
honse. the bin not having recoivei a
constitutional majority Carried
rho council went into somnittce of
tho whole for the consideration of gen
ernl orders. with Senator Foster 90 the
chair
Council Bni SO % by Nller. an
act providing for the loaning and In
vestment OF sinking funds and for
other purposes lt seeks TO loan the
sinking funds Of municipalities when
in oxtess Of sl0O Opposition develop
ed to the ioaning Of public fuads on
real estate security TO the arornt Of
ane-third Of Uhe market eam, This
Nas the bape Of contention and Ben
amy and Harrison f5dgh' Tie pro9is-
ion or the gfound OF lack of safety and
security 20 the public funds Miller
tho author ai the bin adducod iorclb'o
argument "a favor OF recommending
It's pa3sage and when The n.otior car
ricd to refes back 10 judiciary com
mitiee hc gave notice OF sh,andmg
roll call Ia che council
House Bnl No o2. relating to
boards OF health Is an importnnt
moasure % view OF the excessive ex-
penses connected with soiiil pox and
other contagious dlseascs proraieut in
some OF tjle comiics There is u
strong sentiment tisat i De- pissed 81
the earliest moment lt roudts tiat
the territorial board ~ Dubiie health
shall appoint one person from each
county learned ia medicine and hold
ing a license. to be county sapcrn-
stendent Of public health in his county
and the board q ornty commission
eru shall appoint cuo person having
the same qualification. who shall le
president, and TIE chairm'n Of the
board OF county com n;ssolocs shall
constitute The county board 5f health.
The superintendent Of health shall be
clerk OF the board am shall make lie.
ports TO the Territorial superintendent
of public health and mag call a meet
ing OF the county bcarl whenever on
account Of disease among pereons or
animals arises He, together with the
president OF the board. shall each re-
cciye three dollars for every day they
nre performing theiy diltics and tteir
necessary expenses. N meeting Of
th board OF county commissioners
shall be called IL the expenses Of any
proposed measure or action Of the
county board OF health exceeds $50.
The county board OF health has gen
eral supervision Of the public heath
in It's county The conmittee on
quarantine and animal industry has
unapimousty recommended its pass
age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-02-01
CLOCK N cows sroMAcH.

Running Gear Of Time Piece is Found
BY Man Who Killed Animal.
scripps-M -McRae Press Assn.
sutton. Mass., Feb Frank King,
while butohering a COW, found on
opening che animals stomach that IL
contained all the running gear Of an
ordinary sized mantle clock, two
stones. each the size Of a hens egg,
and a number OF pieces Of glass
The COW was apparently healthy.
and did not show an signs Of lndiges-
tion but on the contra a'e With
great relish everything that had been
fed her King said the clock works
had nearly worn their way through
the lining Of the stomach, and he
thought It would have been but a
short time before they would have
made an outlet and so killed the COW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-02-01
HOFFMAN
Visits Greek Country and
Reports on Indian
Disturbance

Governor Barnes has received the
following from Colonel Roy Holman,
colonel commanding the Oklahoma
National Guard
COL Roy ". Hoffman. commander OF
tho FIRST regiment. Oklahoma National
Guards, made personal Investigation
Of the Indian troubles and reports as
follows
Chandler. Okla. Jan. 90, 1901
no Ills Excoilcncy Governor G. IN.
Barnes, Guthrie, oklahoma.
Nly Dear Governor: ] thought thc
best way Of carrying out your suggestion
TO look into the Creek troubles. was 20
go and make "a personal Investigation.
J. accordingly did So solng over 10 aud
along the border and returning from
thence Sunday night The people over
there are somewhat excited. but none
Of them have any definite or positive
information that any aggressive move
ment across our borders IS intended or
thought Of Armed parties OF Croeks
have been ih the vicinity Of our lines
a hostile party was at Little Axes ranch
a few miles from the line near Arllug-
ton, on Thursday. Their operations
however, are directed against members
of their own tribe, or white persons who
hnve been mixed up In their oontrover-
sizes The alarm OF our people has been
By no means without foundation. since
anyone acquainted with the character OF
the Creek Indi-ns and his ancestry -bc-
ing an admixturc OF Indian. negro, and
Mexican blood knows. that when his
nature Is aroused TO fighting pitch any
one in the proximity is In danger !
know from personal observation chat an
whites look alha 20 q Greek ludiun II
he Is mad
The United States marshal and his dcg-
uties and the government by its prompt
action in sending troops TO the scene Of
hostility seem 10 have the matter well
In hand and 1 anticipate no further
alarm on the part OF the people. or
present need for the militla.
Vhe militia company both here and at
/ Shawnee was under arms. In response
20 a telegram by your directions for
couple Of days. You understand that
many members come from adjoining
country and in order to be ready for
instant duty. must and nearly an were
compelled to leave their work and get
ready. II Is an example Of the present
discipline OF these companies that ] trust
viii not escape your notice, that within
three hours after sending your message
! had a telegraph response from Shawnee
county that thirty men had responded
and were ready for duty. and BY tele-
lphone from this county that thirty
eight men were ready for instant duty
/ hope you can allow the officers and
men OF these two companies one days
pay for this service. There has been
som6 little expense in the way OF teie-
phone ana telegraph. and mad 10 pay
board bills for the members OF this com
pany who were brought IN from Wells
ton ana the surrounding country aisC
the bill OF a party who was sent ou'
to notify the men 10 come IN. Eutir,
lexpense, however. SC Car as am ad
vised. will not exceed SIC. and n you dc
not think the law Is broad enough tC
cover these incidentals ] viii pay th'
bills myself and make no claim.
/ make no claim for my own service
90 time
Always with the highest regard am
Sincere;s,
ROY HOFFMAN,,
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m'KINLEv WILL HELP
oklahoman to Statehood, SO He Tells
Oklahomans.

Washington, D.c.,Jan. S1.--Late this
afternoon Delegate d. T. Flynn accom-
panied by Chief Justice j. II Burford.
Judge c. +, Irwin and D. s. Renshaw
visited the white house and paid their
respects TO President Mckinley, The
members Of the delegation urged the
president to do what he could 70 bring
an carly admission OF Okla,. ma as a
state and incidentally paid his admin
istrntion a high tribute by brief re-
view Of the wonderfm prosperity OF the
Oklahoma Territory during the last four
years
The president assured the members OF
the delegation that he would be glad
10 see Oklahoma admitted as. state
and would assist ip bringing Is ab ,ut,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-02-01

Nervous children are almostalways
thin children. The "out-door-boy' is
seldom nervous. Whites Cream Yer
mlfuse is the best preventive OF ner-
vousness. It strengthens the system
and assists to that sort Of flesh, which
creates strength and power of endur-
ance. Price, 25 cents.
Wheeler & Son and F. b. Lille &
Co.
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Or snyder DENTIST, ovsr Grand
leader.
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For Only ST.. %
Postage Prepaid

Daily Leader and Commoner one
year for $500 cash in advance.
Mr.. Bryan says: You may say TO
your readers that in order to protect
the public from fraud at the hands Of
pretended agents, shall not employ
travelling canvassers." When the
fact becomes known no one can be
deceived.
Send in your subscription at once.
LEADER PRINTING co.
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Millions of people are familiar with
Dewitts Little Early Rlsers and
those who use them find them to be
famous little liver pills. Never gripe.
Sold by J. n Wallace.
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when pain or irritation exists on
any part OF the body the application
of BaIlards Snow Liniment will give
prompt relief. Price, 25 and so cents.
Wheeler & Son and F. b. Lille &
Ta
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Lock our AT FoRr WORTH.

scripps McRae Press Assn.
Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. IA gen.
eral lock out Of all labor unions in
this city prevails. Not a union man
is working It is feared the strike
will be serious.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-02-01
mnrl.lnn Nlaht and oay.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made Is DR.. Kings
New Life pills These pills change
weaknesE, into strength, listlesaness
into onsrgy, brain-fag into mental
power. They're wonderful in building
up the health ouly 25c per box
Sold by G. v. Renfro's drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-02-01

Harry and Louis Hagaman are twin
brothers employed in the freight serv-
ice Of the Santa Fe. Their resemb-
lance is SO close that often Il is diff
hcut TO tell them apart They are
tested Ia this way. according 20 a Kay
county newspaper "One spits through
mis- teeth. and the other doesn't and
no Is Harry: II he isn't he IS I.ouis."
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although he doubted whethe; --ytning
could be done at this session OF con-
gress.
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pARls THEAreR euRNEo.

scripps-McRae Press Assn.
l Paris, Feb l--Theater Roubert
HoudiA was destroyed by FIRE today.
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LIVERY STABLES.

Our equipment is thoroughly up to
date
We can please those who want a
horse and buggy for a quick business
trip or those who want a carriage for
pleasure, theater or wedding.
.Chargesl Not nearly so high as
they might be.
p. N. GRIssoM.