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site rsew. Their dreaislf of lot "a, Hol
tereSting They imaginirie avenue II
las Ia BRENNAN. thence
to the Frankliu streets creamery nut
terminals mt the interests, I. g. y. Nhap'
and Preston streets. GAS. J. ). Hum.
then making a dctour )
city the new line, aC --1-,--- - -
pothcsis Will proceed I ruuu,'e S5o,,l W SUI SUI,
shipping facilities WI AiV'F $50 N"iy
theu the delugc.
Meanwhile. II II Is nnoa snrtint,nn's
action and speech n -. ~ IA a." n
Rock Island cfhclhce A'f'' ="
know that they car ----------~------------s
situation and reporSliver tvnc,yriter for
the East who vii f57S t6is oaice 10
Is better to hnild e.
traffic acrecnei modelA No for sale
meaning on this ticket honicei oolh
THE PAJ plebold iron safes, six
Galveston " counters aud otrrr store
leland ofecialS 9l0 Prairie ayenne
The Post Of toRrant aud pakSSrTy best
southSrn poeie,. srSt---4.2---
soutnt'n ''ei''' Vie formulas aud
this morning, spent abcmlst viii be sold
Ing the Southern PacihNlus. A fortune
wharf facilities here. tnb& 'n i,iS., ~,
the hnrbor in tug and thee Address
Houston. Nothing more dchurexas. lO-5
regarding the intentions Of the kgc aud
than before the viIl Mr. W VIII
said to have remarked Gnon the d. he
that would ho exncrienced I'm rcachhepty
wharfs from the west VI any one, TN
over, has any reliable information Jlte
the compnny's intentions 1t Is being yloa
~ guarded.
The statement that the Rock Island !
tended coming to the gulf was made q
ficiallv some time ago, but whether d
gulf meant Galveston Is not positive
known. though here this Is considered
meaning this mort Even If II Is the pli
to make Galveston It's southern tcrmiuu
II is still not known whether the col
pany viii elect to come over rs own raj
or over those OF some other company.
today would Indicate that the Scuthcl
Pacific was the. road over which II W
come.
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~ uant ad4 4eack az.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE COTTAGE on HAMILTON
SIRGEI, CHEAP ON EASY IAN
MENrS, ALSO COTTAGE On AUSTIN
sENkN ROOM HOUSE ON AUSTIN.
NkAR M'GQWEN. on, SAN .IAClNrgo,;.
sAASNANr LOTS IN ANY PART OF TIE
HOUSTON LAND s rg ggig g,, SO. I,
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FOR TODAY oNr,Y4-Six desirable choice
lots on Holnor street which Is paved at
9 bargain. Norneet, phones 6iS, Bmz
HAVE SIX AND F1vE.RooM houses. bath.
sewerage and water mnln, on boulevard,
Heights, fpur.room cottage adjoining
HEIGHTS, near Katy track; an now easy
payments. Patterson Old phone 900. "
OPEN YOUR EYES to Heights advantages.
quit heavy taxes ana phqne 220l fot
tinest lots easy payments. Patterson Y
NlcT HOME on Dallas avenue; cottages
on Dallas. Caroline and lamar avenue
Geo. w, ScheultI, 3liA Main street
MOE pUiLpTNG IoTS on Fanpin, Craw-
ford and In Branch street. Geo w
ScheultE, 3iih Main street
4. q GRAY q co. S02 BinE, buy, sell
exchange real estate. L.
ETEGANr HOME Heart Third ward. COZ.
ncr south front, $500 u. {. Gray 3O2
Blnz v
FOR SALE-~One section containing 60
acres Of lSnd. hclng section No. ., ali
stract gi9, W. G. Railroad company In
Harris county. and about ave miles north
west from the city of Houston; price ten
dularR (S1o per acre on long time at
Z Der cent Interest Address De C0rdova
Is Son. Austin, Texas, 10
GRFATEST BARGAIN IN city; two lots,
corner San Jaclntc, $500. Apply owner,
1907 Anita avenue.
4 SACRiFTCE- An elegant seycn-room two.
story house. all latest improvements. new;
South End car Inc, Third wnrd ouly
$500 deal with owner, 1901 Anita ave,
nae, z
FOR RENT For 1908. BrRsos valley farm,
1902 acres. 500 tlllahle, well fenced; good
houses, partly equipped With teams, I'm.
plements, etc. terms S2OuO. Address box
SO, Brookshire, TcXas. IL
If YOU have house to move or 20 raise
call u Fingers, old phone 20IA, SO6la Pres.
ton avenue,
FOR SALE 2iB acres Brazorln county land.
opposite town OF Columbia, cast side OF
Btazos river, Spendidly located for truck
farming, tests have proved II specially
adapted for raising sweet potatoes, cab
hHgg tomatoes, sugar cane, rice, corn ana
cotton. short distance from state sugar
farm q r.fC bargain TO the man vito
means business AddrsS quick, Mrs. Halle
49, punkliu, Il2 Dutton street Waco,
pexag ~
20,t0o ACREs RICE LAND for sale. BOX
~, liberty Texas. "a
10000 AGRES OF land In La Sallc county.
Texas az - an acre. W. H. Graham &
Co, cucro, Texas 20
OIL lands Choice acreage; close IN 10
Rushors at Sour Lake. prices moderate;
tiilc perfect. FOR map, etc, address Z. q.
Parsons lownerl, Bryan, Texas q
NEW two story storo building ana three
room cottage on eogper ~, car line, Que
block from paved steet{ an1ags $40 per
y auonth rent yours for giow afiust have
orNncy. Weathcrsby . Tlb Con
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THE MYsrnRY rNsoLvEp.


So the mystery is not solved. The whole
town Is guessing Those who have followed
the Rock Islands movements colsesy, how
ever profess to know Just what tho plans
arc. In railroad circles The usual saying
IS: "wcll. It's dollars TO doughnuts tho
Rock Island don't build to Houston
They've been putting up a gigantic bluii
and It seems TO work admirably. The Rock
Island people are wise guys But had You
over considered that II would take Two or
three yenrs' time 20 build n line FROM llal
losY That alone renders the theory OF com
ing to Houston impracticable. II womb
take them three good years 10 o,Lilp thFl.
selves properly TO compete With the on
established lines which have the business
oinched, and then the new line would nave
a tremendous night u make TO gain soou
business Moreover. the cities OF Honstoh
and Galveston aud all the rest have grown
10 such an extent that II Wonfa tnhe u
barrel Of gold to acquire adequate tacllltles-
This was demonstrated by what the Inter
national and Great Northern paid for Hons
ton terminals some months ago. Inc toeA
island could not possibly duplicate those
purchases at the present iene.
"A traffic Arrangement with the Houston
and Texas Central Is the solution on lhe
mystery. That would be n good thlng Tor
both roads For instance, the tehtra !,
might give them the business now routed
over the KATY and the Fort Worth and
Drnver CITY route The Rock Island would
mus acG,lirc n business already est s'llsheu.
rrke newcomers would in that event. use
thc Galveston Houston and Northern 20
t1nlycgton and the latter Is fully capable
Of taking care Of the situation.
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~. ,. 90 am. Express Train Arrive o.lO ?. m
I've ~ sos pm Arrive ..... 9 OF am
An trains leave Grand Central Depot
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TgSSn ae y Ed 70 BUY,

NY ~ nSis ryench poodle dog,
daiiy !. go q, MI male pretcrred. Adj
THROUGH SLEEfsre.- -----------------.lSt,
New Orleans to Cecond hand. n cheap
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on Cincinnati and
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rnr FRIscn FLYER.

,rbose who seek n solution Of the mys
tcry should remember the traffic arrange
mcnt entered into by the Rock Island and
the southern Pacific few months ago
whercBy the two lines operate flyer to
San Francisco We all know that that was
done to keep the Reek Island from build
Ing OF up to the coast. The same diplomacy
viii operate in Texns or COURSE VI would
Ia, Tnd for the Rock Island to bnild It's own
lire from Dallas 10 Galveston hnndit ~
own business; get all the revenue, ana 9lc-
tdte tdriff changes, but we must remember
that There IS not aHnough business at ttr
present time 10 pay all four II the big
lines During the cotton rush and The grain
movement tho excheQucr Of the ailrCuda
is ia n state ~ plethora. hut whom thit Is
over the sehSon Of inactivity follows i'ros-
lerlty don't last the year around Insle
Is 40 room for another new line and Mr..
i|rbere Is another feature to the case
which proves that the Rock Island does not
mean TO build, ana that Is the way nat
tbev have gone about H. Representatives
~ tho systcm have gone around TO the DIR
fcrent towns and intimated that they did
not want anything at all, that they would
pay Tor everything, spot cash on delivery,
and II citizens committee was appoint
I'd 10 solicit right Of way facilities the
Rock island proposed to pay them literally
An this Is q side play. made TO popularize
the Rock Island. They ask for nothing, no
concession II they we're going 20 build.
looking for concessions with their beseeeh
ing 'mitt' out They meant 70 hnild 10
lDallas and they asked Dallas TO raise
SfOo COO bonus. They ask Houston for moth
ms on the face q i, II looks Ike great
No hlun They VIII make traffic arrange
meut With the Central, no doubt. That
de,d will be as advantageous TO the Cen
trai as to the Rock Island.
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OPIUM AND WHISKY.

:, peiore us a Very handsome
On me opium ana Whisky habits
~ NE py b. NJ WooNley, NJ. D..
NM ine b. VI. WoolleA Co.-Froin
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eases Of THY thaS seen some Gu rs Of des-
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49, y there Il anr hope ~ a
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y J /, IN case, the treatmetit OF Or.
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~. II naaluops. This ) pamphlet
! plieation 10 Il Ii. WOOL
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AN experienced cook wanted; one with
out children. honest aud neat; good
wages. no washing, Amply at once 2Sii
Caroline Mrs. Charles II Peck.
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lady stenogrnpher do1
beat references. Ahdroea
Gro, Texas. 1oa
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! site Jew Their dreaiRlf az lot "a Ho-
/ teresting They imasinirie avenue II
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Meanwhile 0n,, e;,o u i Good genllemans
a pho 9ha speech sscl &e Apply TO W. B
Rock tslnhd ctn'lNet 3
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NICELY FURNISHED rooms, with board.
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~ The Franklin streets creamery hut
terminals mt the interests, T. o. b. Chap.
and Preston streets. GAS. ], 5. Hum.
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WANTED ladies and gents any distance
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Texas
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WANTED EXperieuced and competent
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n. e. g. w. T. r. r.

An these trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
AZ. Depot 10 minutes later than the above.
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THE MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED
Rock Island Officials Refused to Discuss
Their Plans.
AFFIc AdREEMENT REGARDED PRoBARI
II IS NOW Believed in Railroad Circles That the New
Koad WIN Not be Built from Dallas to Hous-
ton, but No One Knows Positively.

The Rock Island special returned from
galveston yesterday at D. M The party
consisted of vice President Markham and
Manager Van Week Of the Southern Pacific.
q II. Warren. assistant TO President Leeds
:. A. Goodnow general manager: NJ. A.
Love- general attorney; w. +. Dnuchey
chief engineer and General Freight Agent
McCabe.
Immediately after the arrival OF the spe
cial at the Central depot the Rock Island
officials engaged two carriages ana pro
cecded uptown at lcisurely gait. The
party was chaperoned by Mr.. Charles u.
poldlng, commercial agent for the Rock
is.ond, with headquarters at Houston
None OF the local Southern Pacific or Cen
tral officials accompanied the parry on
their tour through the city.
MI Markham proceeded to his Office I'm
mediately after allghtinc from the snecint
ram when asked by a representative Of
The Post II he had anything 10 sny concern
Ing the probable outcome Of tho Rock Is
lapd othcials visit. Mr. Markham declared
be could say nothing on the subject that
ne did not know what the Rock Islands
Manager van Week had nothing to give
out, except the statement that he had 0c
c9mpanicd the officials ~ Galveston. where
a aney INSPECTED the Southern Pacific docks
ana Wnhrt facilities, Mr.. Van Week stated
mat the Rock Island visitors were very m
vorably impressed with Galveston and very
greatly admired the Huntington docks
MT. folding who accompanied The marty
on its tour Of Houston. hnd nothing 10 saw
concerning the Rock Islands plans
INSPECTED H. AND T. c. TERMINALS
The party did not make thorough tour
Of the city, hut confined It's inspection
principally 10 the Houston aud Texas Cen.
trial depot, tracks ond terminal facilities in
general The gentlemen ordered the hack
men to stop in the middle OF the San ia
cinto street bridge, where they allghtcd and
gazed long and lntently up and down the
heautltul bayou. Having satisfied their
CURIOSITY they proceeded TO the Fifth aud
sixth wards to Inspect the Centrars ward
| ana tracks, Returning. they passed M and
doWn Washington street from the inhrm1ry
| 70 Franklin avenue looking at the Central's
| depot and Yards. They passed and repassed
| the depot several times. No pause WINS made
at the Intersection Of Ioutsian ana pres
| ton. where Dame Rumnr has located the
| Rock Islnnd's depot aud terminals No
| trip was made to Harrisburg whore rumnr
| also has located the Rock Islands shipping
facilities.
After they had completed the tour they
90 led upon Mr. George r Brown Mt the
othces Of the Business League Mr. Brown
received them with great cordiallty Mr.
H. L, MacGrcgor WIS also present
after chatting pleasantly With Nc srs
Brown aud MacGreg0r for n few Minutes
the party proceeded TO the Central depot
| where the special was In waiting
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PLEASED wlTH HOUSTON.


Az OF the Rock Island officials expressed
their good opinion Of the Southern Pacldc
and Houston and Texas Central terminal
facilities and were high IN their praise Of
the Centrals roadbcd and track
The special train left the Central depot
about APO p IN, en- route to Dallas Man
agcr Miller aud Engineer Albert V Kel-
logg Of the Houston and Texas Central
accompanied the party as far as Hemp
stead
when the special arrived from Galveston
yesterday Depot Master Henry [. Currie
placed IN DR. Warrcn's cur a bouquet Of
beautiful South Texas flowers, the = discus
and olcander. for which the visitors ten.
ucrcd many thanks
AT he Business league Secretary Brown
presented the visitors with u statement "
Houston's bank clcaranccs for the month
of September. showing upwards Of SD.ooO
600 tho largest monthly account ia he
history Of the city. Mr. Brown also pro
vided them With statement of Houston, s
cotton receipts for last yeal-over two mil
lion bales.
The visitors were simply nstounded at the
statement Of bank clcaranccs one OF them
remarkinC later To representative Of The
Post. sixty millions a month. Phewl
That's knock down for us'
Before departing for Dallas Mr.. Warren
stated that he expected TO be IN Chicago
next Monday
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoLOREn WOMAN wants place to do
light houBowork or nurse. Call nc 1915
Rusk avenue hnck yard. b
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N'NOOK and housekaeper wants place
II family; VIII accept only whore
Va Indy in, houses 121I Commerce
~, rh .rHE
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Nom az Viii nracecd re rubber tire sur,
shipping facilities WI Aip'y -<lo OatGi
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HELP WANTED.

Bright young lndy 10 demon
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grocery store. Call at us Main at
u. NJ. \
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a trafse ocrsc,npf modelANo. Tor sale
fhnt 10 nerhens tLaughIu, 30 Main
msanine 81 his ticket office; both
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wen TO. Houston and the special slowly
moved forward. Mr. Warren gave n sigh
OF deep satisfaction. The reporter said:
Mr warren. we have hui one simple
question TO ask Does tho Rock Island IN
iend TO extend It's line from Dallas to
houston. or does II expect 20 eject a trafhc
aeteement with the Houston and Texas
AT the mention OF reciprocity" Mr..
warren imilcd indulgeutly aud said; 'YMn
ralirQad reporters should be able to figure
out tue proposition The reporters have
tnc Key To the whole mystery and should
SNOW now to insert g. They have the
pians ana aspirations OF railway builders
~ thelr hnger tips and can construct mag
innocent systems with a few strokes of the
pen. used to he IN the newspaper husi-
lAsler and the reporter thrust In another
query concerning the Rock Islands cxtcn
sion, Mr.. Warren observed ttat the train
he said:
= am awhly sorry: | am indeed.
should Ike 70 let 20 and give Won two
yulunnS on the subject. as Won desire. Int
| simply can not | feel very kindly To.
ward the reporters and to the prcss Of
Texas hut upot, this subject cau not help
nelns reticcnt Then, observing the re-
porter s disbursement. Mr.. Warren said
locuiarlN; Just keep your eve on the gun
Something may develop soon. This Is my
hrst trtp "a Houston, but not my last You
nave Ike all the rest, had very hard
ume irving to interview me on the subject
Of the Rock Islands plans, hut. as ! said
Deinre, lust Keep your eve on the gun
iie shook hands cordially and waved his
adieu a. the reporter jumped from tho
tram. which was then moving Mt n speed
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