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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
Notes and Personals.

f. A. Kinney, travelling freight agent OF
the Kansas city Southern, leaves today
Tor Lutkin.
W. G. Conner, Jr, commercial agent OF
the Frisco, has returned from a trip to
Dallas and other North Texas points
Thomas Noel. assistant general freight
agent of the Katy road, left yesterday
FOR Austin to attend hearing of the rail-
road commission.
Percy W. Morrow. travelling passenger
pgent Of the Louisville and Nash,iilc.
has returned to Houston after being con
fined to his he'd for seven weeks nj his old
home Mt Ocean Springs, Miss The many
glad hand TO him yesterday unou seciuc
him back Mt headquarters, hi he has
not yet recovered from the severe attack
of inhammatory rheumatism that prns.
trated him, and he will leave today for
Marlin to try and complete the cure.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
New Service to Galveston from New
York Commences AUGUST 2

New, Service to Galveston from New
York Commences August 2.
The Southern Pacific passenger denart.
ment announces that the first OF the new
line OF Southern Pacific steamers will leaye
New York August to inaugurate the
freight and passenger service between that
city aud Galveston There are nine steam.
ers In the heet, all brand new, replacing
the feet OF steamers that was sold 10
the United States government during the
Spanlsh.American war. The steamers are
named El Aba, III Siglo. FL cid, El Dla
~ Norte, El Vale. N Rio III Spd and
~ Mar, the FIRST one ~ which viii reach
galveston August Z, and after thar dats
lhree ships per week win leave Gnlveston
ttT New York, carrying freight and NAN
sengers. These vessels are the larres, ara
fastest SHIPS carrying freight on the Al
lantic coast. The arrival OF the ara
steamer VIII be the occasion OF a hig cal
ebrauon In Galveston. for which great
preparations are being made Tho 80
casion Will also be marked bv tho onerin.
or the finest piers in the World for ~ -
ding freight. On account Of me srrona.-
ment OF the new machinery the steamsru
can De loaded and unloaded with tfaciiits
az either high or low tide N'S
The southern Pacific VIII nuf In ,,,
low rates from all points To- GaIvest ~
Tor the celebration Of the arrival ~, IN ~
hrst steamer aud the opening ~ the -, 1.ie
crowd. A"uu's large
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Cleburne Notes.

Cleburne, Texas. July 7--Genera Man.
aeer Nixon and vice President l.. J. Polk
returned home after n business visit here.
Colonel g. W Donaldson: claim agent
for the Santa Re, this division, spent to-
day In Dallas
Messrs. w. D. Myers, president; w. "A.
Mcdonald. secretary treasurer; n, A. Ge-
hung, chief engineer Of the Dallas. Gle
burne and Southwestern railway, are home
from n trip 10 Dallas and are out on the
grade line of that road
Messrs Daugherty & Davis the Dallas,
Cleburue and Southwestern contractors.
expect to begin the construction of the
road Wednesday. and have advertised for
ilfty teams. Things will move lively, Ms
the road has to be finished within ninety
days from Wednesday.
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Passes for State Officials.

Richmond, Va, July S.--Attorney General
Anderson has given out formal lnterpre-
tatlon Of the free pass provision of inhibi-
tion Of the new constitution. He holds that
no official of the State, or of any subdivis-
ion thereof. can use free pass from any
transportation or transmission company
without violating the provision Such Of
fcials can not receive free transportation
in compensation or part compensation tor
services rendered u company, as attorneys,
Tor instance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
NEW MALLORY BOAT.
II Is to Be the Finest in the coastwis
Trade.

1t Is to Be the Finest in the coastvsse
Trade.
Galveston, Texas, July Sd. B. Denison,
sscnt of the Mallory line. has received ad.
vices from Messrs. c. H. Mallory & Co.
confirming the information recently pub.
fshed IN The Post TO the effect that tho
Mallory line has let a contract for another
large steamer.
The Delaware Iron Ship Building ana En-.
CINE works secured the contract which pro.
vides that the steamer will be twin screw.
with q maximum speed Of fifteen knots.
and with capacity of II, roo bales OF cot.
ton The contract provides that the new
tober l. 1903.
II Is evident from the details that she
VIII be the finest ship in the coaStwise serv.
ice. NO name has as yet been selected, and
she is known only as No. 49, being the
eigh3eenth steamer constructed by the Mai.
lory line.
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Live Stock Accents to Meet.

Fort Worth, July S.-The first convention
Of the National Live Stock Agents associa.
tion will be held In Denver July il, as per
Official call issued today by President w
v Galbreath Of this city. Mr.. Galbreatll
stated that there would be large repre-
sentation from nearly every State in the
Union. This association was organized in
this city in March last. President Galbreath
and Secretary j. l. Conway and several
others will leave Fort Worth for Denver
II iday night. Several important measures
win be passed regulating various matters
Ia connection with the shipment of stock
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Katy's New Branch Line.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
way has just acquired by purchase a new
short line Of road, which was accom-
plished July l, and the road is now In
operation as part of the Katy system.
The branch road has been known as the
Missouri, Kansas ana Northeastern, ana
extends from Mineral Junction, Kansas,
TO Joplin, Mo, dNtauce of twenty
miles. The road enters the rich zinc
fields or Southwestern Missouri. and Will
prove quite a source of income FOR the
Katy.
Consequent upon the acquisition Of this
road by the Katy, the following appoint
ment is announced:
appointed commercial agent of the MIS-
souri, Kansas and Texas railway, head
quarters at Joplin, Mo.
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Texans In New York.
Especial to The Post,

NopecIAI 70 The POst)
New York, July s.-The following Texans
are registered in New York:
Houston-H. Pincus, Broadway Central
San Antonio-W b. Fly and wife MarI
borough
Austin--W. b. Smith, st. George.
Galveston-S. j. Resented, Albert
Waxahachie-R s. Herman. 81, Denis
Port ARTHUR Bendorf, Honman; H..
Fort Worth--T. Edgle, Victoria
Denison-G. Blackboard, Imperial
Dallas-L. Dargan, Astor; j. Dorsey. Man.
haitian. ''a"
Texsrkana-H. Moore and wife, Manhat.
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Tloket seaIplnn n aeo,e,i,

ine handling Of railroad tickets by scalp-
ers Is being agitated In lively manner In
Atlanta, the following from the Constitu-
t'on giving the latest move by the railroads
In the matter
Mn NJ W. Chast9in, prominent citizen OF
last night from that city nv nm oSsicar a,,S
a felony. MN WIN
Chast9in Il said TO have BOUGHT railroad
pass over tne Auanta and West Point rail-.
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TO BE NO CONTEST.

Single Line Order Becomes Effective on
the Southern Pacific Today.
Austin, Texas. July s.--The order OF the
railrond commission placing the Sunset Cen.
trGl lines under a single line rate becomes
effective tomorrow and General Freight
Agent Dunlap stated this afternoon that
agents had been notified to apply the single
line rate after tomorrow. He satd the sys-
tenn would allow the new rate to go In.
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PINE LOG RATE APPROVED.

The railroad commission this afternoon
approved the application Of the Texas and
New Orleans authorizing the adoption Of
the rate of $3.50 per car for the transporta-
tion Of pine logs In carload, minimum
weight 1900 pounds per car from Nacog-
doches, Huntington and intermediate sta
tions to Elwood and Concord provided tnut
the product Of such logs will he shipped
out over the Texas and New Orleans.
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Still Keeps ltIln

During a period OF poor health some
time age got trial bottle. OF Dewitt's
Pence Adam Shock, Of New Lisbon. Ind
II took them and they did me so much
good have used them ever Since Safe,
xeliable and gentle. DeWitt's Little Early
uIate the liver and promote regular and
easy action OF the bowels
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Fort Worth, Texas. July s.-The follow
Ing officers were elected for the Chicago,
Rocl; Island and Mexico Mt Dalhart: pr"sl-
dent. NJ. A. Low; vice president, j, H. Con
land; secretary treasurer. j. Myers. All the
officers were re elected.
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Sap to Put in OIL Tank at skidmore.

skldmore, Texas, July s,-The San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass railway is laying
nm extra track and preparing foundations
for a storage tank Of immense proportions
for oil at this place.
The tank will be placed on the 100 acres
Of land the company owns here, used ex
cluslyely for railroad purposes.
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whose headquarters are in Washington. d.
G., arrived in the city last night and was
Mt the meeting of the mncbn ists this morn
ing Mr.. Mulberry Is here in the interest
of the mnchiuists in their efforts To secure
the code If rules that has been presented
aud the one that caused the machinists to
70 out.
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Third Vice President Of Maohirists.
Palestine, Texas, July S.-George Mul-
berry, the third vice president Of the
international Association Of Machlnists,
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4 the Baby is cuttino Teeth

be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnn
tor children teething 1t soothes the child
eoftens the gums, ollays all pain, cures
xind collie and IL the best remedy for
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Change Of Schedule.

Houston aud Texas Central train No. 8
Will leave hereafter at 1890 a. m. instead
Of 1850 a. III, No will leave at 1850
p ~ Instead of IL p. m.
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Queen and Crescent Route.

THROUGH SLEEPERS
New Orleans TO New York, Cincinnati
and St Louis. leaving New Orleans
daily 1880 p. IN.
THROUGH SLEEPER
New Orleans to Cincinnati daily. leaving
New Orleans $40 A. m.
DINING CAR SERVICE
on Cincinnati and New York lines.
GEO. H. SMITH. G. F. A., New Orleans,
La.
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Resumed Through Travel.

The Houston East and West Texas rail-
way has resumed through traffic from
Houston 10 Shreveport, as per regular
schedule: ~
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W You INTEND TO SEND vo,e
III nIl''cren OF to School; II 50 S, 1T
Pcs, .ssd the School Ads IL Ths
0o'ose you do. nv
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

H.. a II. c. n. n.
Grand Central Depo,
Leave No IL, n 90 A. m Arrive No .. s.2s p. m
qesve No. $1,000 N Arrive No. =. 100 ?. N
1ssye No s..io.sop n Arrive No. g. o.iO a. m
Il. a. \. o. II. II.
Grand Central Depo,
leave No g.. as a. m Arrive No 1000 p ~.
Leave No 20 $50 im " ArrvsN % . 10 80
c.. H. a q. A. M.
Grand Central Depot
leave No -. 1905 am Arrive No 8. 100 p. m
Leave No. Q. HIS p m Arrive. No. 10, 800 a. N
g.. H. a N. II. n
orsnd Central Depot
i.:s: Ne Ne aim. II II .io IS Pm !,
Nos and Sundays Only
N. ". IT. a nj. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. ,sI ,i0.ls a IN Arrive No ,,,. 3.3s pm
.. A. a A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
iesye Nc. -....o.5ss a. Arrive No o.2s pm
O.. G. a .. #. n. r.
Gpnd Central Depot
Leave .....7.ooA Arrive.....'., sssm
AfeNe''''-''+sS p IN NiiNe''''t. 'SsSo Pun
Galveston Trains
Leave .........7.00 a. m. Arrive .... 3. 80 p m
Leave........7.45 Arrive. 80 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
kesve ,......s.55 Arrive. $40 a. m
Leave. .....I.50 p, Arrive. go p tn
hnihesc trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Ave. Depot 10 minutes later than the above.
H. ID. q w. II. IA. "a.
leave 90 ON. Express Train Arrive o.10 pm
Alusns leave Grand Central Depot
M, X. q II. II. n.
NJ, X. & 7. Depot Fifth Ward
leave 9, so a. n..,.........,..,,Arrve 8, S. am
Leave 40 P, m ......... 80. Arrive g.. so p, m
For Galveston Trains see G.. H. & H.
1. a G. N. n, n.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue
Houston and Waco Trains.
leave 12,25 p. Arrive H. so pm
St Louis Trains
leave IS p. Arrive 4 80 am
Leave 500 a. m........,,.. Arrive $50 pm
Columbia and Vsaseo Trains.
Daily Except SUNDAY.
leave 900 s.n. SUNDAY only.) Arrive $40 pr
G. II. d. II. n. IA.
Leave. .. |. & G. N. Depot. .".........6 900 a. IN
Leave m. & I: Depot. Dos m
leave, Grand Central Depot. .........4.45 p m
Leave. H. & G. N Depot .......,......4.5S p, m
Leave Grand Central Depot. ..,...,. 2 80 a m
sLeavs.. Il & G. n. Depot TAO a. m
Sundays only
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nsh a third class rating on hay presses
l. c. l. In connection With the above, to
make Il conform to the Western classlh-
cation. This ended the hearing, and the
question was taken under Amusement Ad'
jUrned until %. N.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29
Buncombe.

How silly people do get in n cam.
paign MIR. Mickey, the republican
candidate, having saved money on his
farm and in his bank, loaned a sum to
a Polk county farmer; and, as is usual
in such cases, took a first and second
mortgage, the latter being for about
forty dollars, it being merely AT interest
mortgage. OF course, like all other
second mortgages it covers the same
property as the first instrument, con.
sequently it shows a whole lot Of secur.
ity for such a small loan. Now a soul.
less opposition describes that mortgage
in detail, using it to prove that MIR.
Mickey is "A Shylock, a venal vampire,
and all those other things that a candi.
date becomes in the eye Of an oppnent.
The fact Of the matter is that upon
nearly every encountered property
there is one Of these second mortgages,
which shows a ridiculously large
amount OF security. 1t is the usual
business way Of making a loan, but
that does not hinder people from at.
tempting to make political capital ou,
OF it.
As matter OF fact, il the farmer
intended to pay the loan land they pay
nowadays) it would make no difference
how much property was named in the
instruments; that would not make a
cents difference to the debtor.
The Daily is not in politics, and is
neither working for nor against Mr..
Mickey, but such such cheap methods
OF campaigning deserve censure, no
matter who employs them. Nebraska
City Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29
CHURCH SERVICES.

Next Sunday there will be services at
the Episcopal church at 1890 a. NJ. and
at 8 p. IN. Everybody welcome.
Services at the Methodist Episcop |
church; Preaching at II o'clock a m.
and 8 pm. by the pastor, Rev. Nj. p.
Dixon; Sunday school, 10 O'clock, l.. p.
Albright, superintendent; Junior Ep.
worth League, 3 O'Clock, Mrs. Bruner,
superintendent; Epworth League, 2
o'clock, Mrs. Mitchell, president.
Services at the Church Of Christ will
be held as usual next Lords day.
Preaching at 1880 a. m. and 8 p. m. by
the minister. L. A. Meredith. Bible
school at noon. Trace Sherer superin,
tendent. Junior G. E.,3 pm, Mrs. Mere.
dith acting superintendent. Prayer
meeting Wednesdsyat 8 p. m. Special
music at morning and evening preach,
ing services. We will make you vel
come. Come and give US the oppor
tunity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29
Republican Senatorial Convention.

The Republican convention Of the
Twenty. sixth senatorial district is
hereby called to meet in Superior,
Nuckolls county, Nebraska, on Tues.
day, September2, 1902, at . O'Clock pm.
for the purpose Of placing in nomina.
ton a candidate for state senator and
for the transaction Of such other bust.
ness as may come before the corven
ton.
The representation Of the counties
of said district is as follows: Franklin,
10 delegates; Webster, l3 delegates,
and N~uckolls, IA delegates.
20 proxies allowed and delegates
present cast the full vote of delegation
from their county.
JAMES BURDEN, Chairman.
JNo. +. KEsLER, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29
Rural Free Delivery for Red Cloud.

H.. j. Ormsby, an inspector Of rural
free delivery routes, was in this city
this week. MIR. Ormsby drove over
and mapped out fonr routes out of
this city and yesterday examined the
fourteen applicants who had applied
for positions as mail carriers. In .
conversation with a reporter for this
paper Dir. Ormsby stated that unless
the people living along these routes
would fix up the roads in much better
shape there vas but very little hope
Of getting the routes established. The
mail carriers must drive over their
routes in a certain length Of time and
unless the roads are placed in q much
better condition than they are 10 at
present the carriers cannot do 1t inside
Of a time limit. While recognizing the
conditions and difficulties under which
the roads have been kept open this
year, MIR. Ormsby says he can only
hold these routes a very short time,
and then il the roads are not put in
good condition he can not make q
favorable report. Rural free delivery,
therefore, depends entirely on good
roads. The routes laid put run as fol-
lows: One north and northwest, one
ist and northeast, another south and
southwest, and the other south and
southeast from this city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29

will vote for him regardless Of anything
else. This idea is necessarily accom-.
panied by the further idea that farmers
are all cnnmps and idiots. This effort
t. form classes, and to Sc, oce against
he other, is most contemplate. Th s
is the greatest sin Billy Bryan will have
to answer for. He is continually harp.
ing about the common people," as
ihough they were a class of registered
throughbreds who were different from
the rest Of us. Why not be sensible ev,n
in politics News.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29

That old copybook maxim finds its
most forceful application in the waste of
vitality, which is called rburning the
candle at both ends" A woman is
often tempted beyond her strength by
domestic or social demands. Some day
she awakens from this waste of strength
to the woeful want of il. She has be-
come weak, nervous and miserable.
For weak, nervous, rundown women,
there is no better tonic and nervine than
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. II
restores the appetite, quiets the nerves
and gives refreshing sleep. 1t cures
local diseases peculiarly womanly which
undermine the general health. 1t makes
weak women strong, sick women well.
oNo doubt you have forgotten me, but after
you read my letter you will remember me"
writes Mrs. Annie Il. Moring, Of 2Js 9Th Avenue,
;. W, Roanoke, Va, "In the year 1897, | wrote
to You for advice, which You gave me free OF
charge, When l wrote to YOU I was a wreck |
men could not sit down, lie down, or get any
ease at all, ] had what was called the best doc
tor here, but did not get any better until ! went
through n course Of Your medicine, took eight
bottles each of 'Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery, and ten bottles of
the Pleasant Pellets l tell you the medicine
mades cure OF me"
Weak and sick women are invited 10
consult DIR. Pierce, by letter, free. All
correspondence is held as strictly private.
Address DIR. X, V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y,
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Red Cloud base ball team went
to Cowles today to play ball with the
Cowles boys. |; is going to be a good
game.
There will he Il game Of base ball at
the grounds west Of this city tomorrow
afternoon between Il Line from Reach,
Kan, and the second nine of this city.
Last Friday afternoon the baseball
teams Of Bladen and Cowles crossed
bats on the Red Cloud grounds. Quite
a crowd witnessed tie game. A. Ga.
lusha served as umpire and seemed to
give general satisfaction. The score
Cowles, Z; Bladen, 3.
An interesting game Of baseball was
played on the home grounds last Sat.
urday between Inavale and Red Cloud,
resulting in a score of 5 to 3 in favor
of Red Cloud. The features of the
game were the splendid fielding by
Bert CARRIER aud the pitching by Conn
for the home team.
Yesterday the first base ball MINI of
Red Cloud crossed bats with the first
nine OF Blue Hill and met defeat By a
score Of 4 to 3. We should call it the
first nine because the boys we're about
the age when boys first begin to play
ball. Miner Sherwood was captain of
the Red Cloud nine and one OF the
Koehler boys was captain OF the Blue
Hill nine. Miss Irene Miner hired the
rigs which took the boys from here.
All lovers OF the great American
game Of base ball should see the game
to be played in this city, next Tuesday
afternoon, between Bladen aud Red
Cloud. This game will be interesting,
as Bladen is after revenge. The Red
Cloud boys went up to Bladen q short
time ago and defeated Bladen and now
Bladen think it a defeat Red
Cloud ION the home grounds. Come
out and see this game. 1t will certainly
be worth yOur while.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29

Conditions are constantly varying,
consequently what was correct yester,
day may not be to day. While there
may be some few instances in which
the tariff may need revision, those
instances are few and their revision is
only made necessary by changing
conditions. The present tariff law
stands on sure foundations and
approved principles, remarks an OK
change, 1t is like a house with a few
faulty stones in the wall, but with a
solid foundation and strong as ever for
all the purposes for which it was con.
structed. No owner of such a house
would entertain for a moment n prop.
osition TO tear down the whole house
because Of an unimportant or triiling
weakness, So no statesman thinks for
II moment Of making any radical
change in the tariff as it stands today
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29

The News considers it ']poppycock"
to designate our candidate for governor
"Farmer" Mickey, 1t is on the same
level Of nonsense as it was when Bryan
was photographed with overallS on and
n pitchfork in his hands, They are both
farmers, of course, the same as the
writer is, and nearly every busine 5
man in town. But what signifies it. 4
Mickey or Bryan is a farmer A farmer
is Just us good as a lawyer, or "A lawyer
is Just as good as n farmer, provided
always that he is. A mans occupation
don't make him honest or competent,
There are homes, men as well as dishon.
est men in every walk OF life, We sup
pose the idea is that it will tickle the
farmers that one Of their number has
been named for a high Office and they
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29
To the Northern Lakes. n

The Burlington Route a%nnou1 un.
commonly low rates to lake rss0Ats of
Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota
and Iowa for the following dates July
8 to 10, August to 10, September | to
10. Better ask the nearest Burlington
Route agent about the above excursions
and take Advantage of the low rates
named.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29

The Northern Pacific railroad has
issued an order raising the salaries Of
about 400 telegraph operators Sept. l
The action was voluntary on the part
Of the railway company and will add
about s25, 900 per month to the pay Toll
Of the company. The raise Of salary
varies in amount from $3.50 to slO per
month.