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REAL ESTATE-Good building lot Thirty
sixth ST.; also on Thirty-seventh st. !;
Eitels addition, between Meridian and Penn
sylvania SITS; cheap for cash; owner needs money.
w. E STEVENSON,
l26 Z. Market.
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j. G.. MCCULLOUGH
156 T.. Market st.
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CHIROPODISTS-Weich and wife. anfiseptic
chiropodists- Room IL. uh North NsridaAa e
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Everybody listens When Money Talks
We are headquarters for Mantels, Tiles. Crates
builders Hardware Paints. Glass. Oils. Venetian
Blinds and General Hardware We can save money
THE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY
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REAL, ESTATE-Double house, north renting
si2O annually; price $4,000; this property is
located near Morton Place.
= Wv. z. STEVENSON
REAL, ESTATE-N. Meridian ST.; IS, 600: mod
ern home; IL rooms. bath, furnace, electric
lights. oak finish. parquetry floors china closet
laundry, cement cellar. large cement porch; lot
SDx2OO see this property before you buy; the
price talks. TIBBOTT & DERRY. 151z n. Penn
syivaria.
FOR SALE-Desirable Westinghouse. building
3-story brick between Pennsylvania St and
courthouse; renting for about 5000; monthly
tenants; would bring $500 IL leased, and still
more IL slight alterations made. 1914 N Merid-
ian ST. Room II. C.. CHIEFLY, assistant for
HENRY d. PIERCE.
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
ANY amount from IS up loaned
on furniture. pianos. horses wagons.
etc, without removal and the same
day YOU ask for IL. No delay.
our rates the lowest IN the city.
PAYMENTS arranged TO suit YOU.
Wiil accept all or any part OF loan
At any time IL Desired for payments-
Won q: Ell FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR
81 CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE
Remember make no inquiries
OF your neighbors friends.
nor do we publish your Transaction
Our treatment II always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER. IL costs
YOU nothing TO get our rates
Positively no charge unless loan n made.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly CONFIDENTIAL
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
a. Ola nbone sal. Room TO- 1a r. Mars~t ~
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MANIFESTATION.

WANTED-Rehned German lady desires posi-.
ton in good family as lady COMPANION or n
assist IN the education of children HELENE
HANG, $40 w. 9Th St. New Albany. Ind.
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REAL ESTATE-Fourth lot west OF State st,
on south side of Southeastern av.; block
street cement walks and sewers paid for; best
offer takes it.
= w. E. STEVENSON,
126 f. Market.
REAL ESTATE-12 acres mile west of city
limits; three-room house, with cemented cellar;
chicken house; soil is rst-cass; fine gravel roads
all the year; street cars within mile and a half;
this place at bargain. SEIDENSTICKER
ROOT, 1873 East Market.
REAL ESTATE-READ THIS.
Cheapest lot in city at $780, part cash.
Logan ST., east side of street, just north of
Raymond, St, between two new houses. Logan
st. Is one square west of East St, north of Gar
field Park: street is improved: cement walks and
gravel street BENZ. +. CLINE AGENCY, 124
Mar
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NOTICE.
NOTICE-Sse John A. Smith about by buying
farms large small. IS Ingalls, Block.
NOTICE-Try us for watches, jewelry fine re-
pairing SCHERGENS, S3l e. Washington.
NOTICE-ROLLYN HAWKINS, heating and
Ventilating Expert Sick furnaces and steam
heaters overhauled and made to heat. Telephone
for references. l14-1l6 Virginia ave-
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MONUMENTS.


MONUMENTAL DlENER. tD Y. WashinEton-
Tel. 2a2S Branch works f. entrance crown Hill
MONIMENTS-IyOUIS T.. KRuMSHIELD, de-
signer and workman III Il. Ohio.
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WHAT GALVESTON WANTS.
A General Readjustment OF Rates tc
South Texas.

A General Readjustment OF Rates to
South Texas.
Galveston, Texas. juno l2.-J H. John.
ston, secretary Of tho chamber Of com
mercc, returned this morning from san
Antonio. whore he went to meet with the
general freight agents of the Texas roads
and present the claims NJ Galveston for
reduction In rates on cement, cotton. cot
ton seed products, cotton seed and gen
eral reimbursement Of the rates to and from
Galveston from points IN South icNls.
There WAS no DEFINITE action taken by the
general freight agents as a body. hut Mr..
Johnston says that he feels highly eratined
with the prospects ol the ultimate achieve
meut Of the desired establishments. TIE
rates ON cement and cotton seed Will LcNt
be taken NJ before the railroad commission
and the rates on cotton and cotton seed
products will go before the Southwestern
Iarin association at us July meeting
The matter OF q general rcadiuStmcnt Of
rates To and from South Texas VIII br next
taken W with The representatives ~ two
railroads who were not represented az san
Antonio hy m official who was authorized
10 pass upon the matter. The others ave
said to be favorable to The rcadinstmcnt
with ono execution.
Mr. Johnston first takes up the matter
Of rates with the railroads and then T. they
do not bring about the desired adjustments
themselves takes IT 10 the commission
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D.. c. and s. w. offioers-

Cleburnc, Texas. June H. AT meeting
Of the majority Of the directors Of the Dat
las. Cleburne and Southwestern railway ycs.
tcrday the officers heretofore mentioned In
Tho Post were elected: President and gen
efal manager. w. u. Myers: vice president.
g. C. Nelson, Fort Scott Kan, secretary
and treasurer, w. A. Mcdonald. executive
hoard, W d. Myers W. A, Mcdonald aud
G. G. Nelson.
The president stated to a Post Representa-
tive that every possible preliminary Of the
work had been completed and only one
piece Of ground would have To he con
dcmned-n small tract inside tho corporate
limits Three contractors have already
turned In their bids and the fourth Is heur-
ing Tho line VIII be extended TO Dallas
from Egan and already surveyors are in
tho field The contract will be let in ten
days and trains win be running IA ninety
days
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TRANSFERRED TO HOUSTON
Auditor COttingham Of the MacarOni
Comes Here.
Z IS SUCCEEDED BY Mr.. J. M. DUFF.
Appointment OF Mr.. Coffin CHAM Comes
as Deserved Compliment After
Years OF Service.

Announcement has been made that Mr..
G. II. Cottlngham. auditor of the New
York. Texas aud Mexican. headquarters
Victoria. has been transferred to Houston
to take position IN the office OF Auditor
Seger Of the Southern Pacific. Mr.. Getting
ham has been connected with the Macaronl
for a number Of years and has proved his
efficiency by the large number of friends
he has made with thc officials Of the road
His transfer 10 Houston comes as de.
served promotion for faithful service. Mr.
Cottlngham Is succeeded by Mr.. j. NJ.
Dun. who goes from Houston to Victoria.
It is possible that other promotions win
follow the transfer ~ Mr.. Cottingham
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Vacation.


For your summer outing allow us TO sug-
gest Colorado and Utah. famous the world
over for their cool and lnvigorating cii-
mate, magnificent mountain scenery and
picturesque summer resorts. which are 10.
Gated along the line of the Denver and Rio
Grande, The Scenic Line of the World"
and the Rio Grande Western, The Great
Salt Lake Route" Very low excursion
rates aud "Clrcle" tcnr tickets are on sale
during the summer months Via these lines
70 all the principal points OF interest. The
Denver and Rio Grande and the Rio
Grande Western. with their numerous
hrapches penetrating the great states n
Colorado and Utah, have some forty diff
ferent Circle" tours through the Rocky
Mountains, one OF which In particular il
the famous 1OO0-mie tour Or SOS which
comprises more noted scenery than any
similar trip In the world passing the fol
lowing points Of Interest: La Vcta Pass.
Poncha Pass, Toltec Gorge, Indian rcscrya,
tions. Durango, Mancos Canon, Rico, liz.
ard Head Pass, Las Anlmas Canon. silver.
ton. Ouray, Cimlrron Canon, Black Canon
OF the Gunnison. Marshall Pass and the
Royal Gorge This trip can be comfortably
made In fye days, but at least ten days
should be devoted to IT, so that one may
view at leisure the principal sights. Tick.
cts at very low rates are also on sale TO
Salt Lake City, Utah, II you contemplate
a trip through Colorado or Utah, let us
send you some beautifully illustrated book
let's, free, >. h. Hooper. g. r. and 4. A.,
Denver, Col.
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Trenton Falls. N. Y.

For a great many years Trenton rails
mas been known MS summer resort with
more than usual attractions, At TINS
poiut tho West Canada Creek. when
drains a large area of the Southern AGi-
roudacGS, descends about 200 feet
through a picturesque gorge, forming a
series of Wonderfully beautiful fails and
cascades, called 10y the Indians kNuya-
hoo.ra "Leuping Water" For several years
the surrouI Hugs have been undergoing CN-
tcnsivc improvements; an electric plant has
been Installed. and the falls, gorge ami
woods are Illuminated by night. presenting
picture OF rare beauty. Trenton Fails Is
is miles north or Utica, \. y ana is
reached via the New York Central You
may read al about It in the New York
CcntrJls "Ecul-rrack series" No. &, en-
titled "In the Adirondack Mountains. d"
Sent free on receipt of u 9.cent stamp by
Grand Central Station, New York.
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RoCKPoRT ITEMS.
Tire Tarpon Fishing Is Just Now Excep-
tionaY Good.

tionalIy Good.
Rocknort Texas, june 1.-THE tarpon
fishing has been unusually good this week
over iifty have been landed at the pass
since sunday
p II. H. Green and party came in the
at the 1arpOn club
a. G. Van BArcon and party Of st. Louis
arrived SUNDAY night In special car and
went over to the cub Monday morning
All kinds Of tishlpg is good now a party
ui TWO caught loo trout mere on Monday.
Spanish mackerel are also biting good just
now.
Colonel Fordice aud party Of st. Louis are
We're Moore, wife, daughter and sister of
Belfast, ireland, arrived here several days
ago. They came direct from England and
win remain several weeks enjoying the tar
pom fishing at the pass.
j. Il Naiuright and wife of Pittsburg,
Pa, are registered at Tarpon Inn. Mr.
Wainright broke the recurd on Monday by
landing thirteen tarpon in one day, Mrs
wainwright also landed Il tarpon.
The large Del Mar hotel opened for the
season on Monday and is fast filing up
quite 4 number OF visitors are coming in
every night
r. W. Foot and d. a Coleman, bankers
OF Weathertord, Texas, are among the Visit
tors here this week.
W. o. Conuor and Charles W. ogden Of
Sau Antonio were among the arrivals last
night
Great preparations Rre being made for
the big excursion which will arrive here
Saturday evening. AS this Is the first OK
cursion Of the season very large crowd is
expected.
$ Il. -. Morse, traffic manager Of the
Southern Pacific; NJ. u. Monserrate, vice
president of the san Antonio and Aransas
Pass, and other officials of the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass arrived here on q
special train this morning, They Inspected
the new Del Mar hotel while here, return.
ing to san Autonio this evening.
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CHEAP TONNAGE DISPUTED.
Broker Clark Thinks the Rates VIII Be
Maintained.

Broker Clark Thinks the Rates VIII Be
Maintained.
Galveston, Texas. June 12,--Joseph Clark
of the firm of William Parr y Co., import
ers and ship agents, does not agree with
the opinion expressed by w. s. Christian
quoted in The Post OF yesterday regarding
the efiect OF the close of the Boer war on
the shipping business. MIR. clark says that
he does not profess to know whether the
ocean freight rates will be higher or lower
but that he feels certain that Tor the FIRST
year the close of the war win Increase
the demand for tonnage rather than dimln-
lsh IT, He says that therc Rre about 50,OOO
Bocr prisoners who have been taken 10y the
british to various islands who must be re-
turned TO their homes that there aye lirit-
ish soldiers who nre now IN South Nfrica
who must he returned 10 Great Britain.
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MANpAMus ASKED EbR

To Compel Commission to Recognize
D. and S. Suburban.
Austin, Texas, June Ian application
for writ OF mandamus was filed IN the
supreme court this afternoon by the Deni
son and sherman Suburban railway against
the railroad commission to compel the
commission to assume jurisdiction In the
question OF the right of the road to issue
end register bonds. authority for which.
IL granted by the commission, VIII place
The road under It's direction The ques-
tion was before the commission year ago.
aud TIE road WAS not recognized for boud
purposes on account Of It being an electric
limo aud not within the definition % a
railroad as contemplated by the statute
Judge Frank e. billiard OF sherman is
representing the line, aud saws that he
wants the supreme court TO pass on the
proposition as IT will finally dispose II
the question.
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GUS ALLEN CONVICTED.
He Killed Sam Steinlne at GAINESVILLE
Two Years AGO.

arkSYlle' Texas. June 1o-The Gus
Aileh murder case, which has 5ccunled
the attention of tho district court was
finished today. The case was given the
Jury at / o'clock ana at $50 this after.
noon verdict of guilty was returned o,,d
his punishment assessed at twentv.ttyo
years In the peuitentiary. Alien WINS
charged with the murder of sam St,,,,,,,,o
III thlS city December ipCO Stci1iine
was q prominent merchant and cotton my
G .,n,, Allrn had been In Stciulnc's mpl6y
I .jinIi was aSrharged the day before the
N,tluh' when took place ON the public
square at 10 O'Clock in the morning. Wien
tnr streets were crowded with pcopic. Tho
"'"l created great deal of interest
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An Armament Arrived Al.

laredo Toxas, June = 4 Chibuahua,
Mexico. special says; Local officials have
received word from New York that an
agreement has been executed there he
tween the Orient and the chihuahua and
Pacific interests which makes tho Inter
rond practically o part Of the former Sys
tom The agreement reached involves a
working traftic arrangement between the
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway
company and the Chihuahua and Pacific
Railroad company. covering a period OF
ten years and giving to the trains Of the
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient fmpany
full rights over the tracks of the chihuahua
and Pacific railroad,
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Notes and Personals.

Commercial Agent Rome OF the Cotton
Belt is out On the road.
e. Il, Segcr OF the Southern Pacific has
returned from a business trip 10 Omaha
a. w. Chccseman of the Houston EHSt
ana West Texas. headquarters Shreveport.
was here yesterday,
Colonel Morse returned yesterday from
a. trip TO Victoria In company with McssrS
Hamilton, Knapp and Morlng.
John Ferguson. one OF the ex.conductors
OF the International and Great Northern. is
III at his home on Buffalo and German
streets.
Departures via the Southern Pacific YES.
terday were MIR. j. Batter for New York
tlty, ]. IL. Davis. Atlanta, Ga; Mrs y
l., Coleman, New Orleans; A. NJ Levy Of
levy Bros, Mrs. II. 5. Huey and servant
Denver, Colo
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Hot Weather Weakness.

" you feel tagged out, listless aud lack.
ing In energy, you are perhaps suffering
from the facilitating effects Of SIMMER
weather These symptoms Indicate that "A
tonic Is needed that will create a heanhy
appetite make digestion perfect. regulate
the bowels and lmpart natural activity 10
the liver This Hcrhiuc will do; 1t Is a
tonic, laxative ana restorative. H. j. Free,
gard Proprietor Grand View Hotel, Che
Tor the last twelve years, and nothing On
earth can beat II. Il was recommended
to me by Or. Newton, Newton, Kan" sOc
AZ a. L. keslins's, 5o2 Main street, Hous.
ton,
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s. p. OFFICIALS, TOUR.
The Party Put in the Day at LaI
Charles

The Party Put in the Day at Lake
Charles, La.
Lake Charles, La, June - The officers
OF the southern Pacific spent the day here
inspecting the compauy's property Their
special train made a stop at Chloe. where
work on the Lake Arthur branch has be
gun.
In the party were Manager W. G..
Van Week OF Houston; W. u. owen "
Algiers, superintendent OF the Louisiana
division; Thornwrll Fay Of New Orleans
assistant general superintendent; G., f.
Hawks OF Lafayette, assistant supcrin-
tcndent Of the Louisiana Western. q. J..
Hartman, superintendent Of the Texas aud
New Orleans, headquarters az Houston; -.
n. Forbes of Victoria. superintendent Of TIE
New York, Texas ana Mexican, and other
division superintendents located from uous-
ton to El pAsc.
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souare Sale cinners at cuero.

Cucro Texas. June 12.-The Square Bale
Ginncrs association of Texas met here
this evening and was called to order by
President w. J. McMsnus Of Thomaston
\ representative gathering OF the Xenncrs
are here. The convention has been nj work
an evening discussing the various ques
tionS which come IN In their business. To.
night a banquet Will he rendered them at
Masonic hall by the citizens of Cuero,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
|. and G. N. improvements.

Hearue, Texas, June II The Information
nj and Great Northern Railroad company
has just completed several sidetrncks at
Lewis Switch. witch wer- necessary for the
handling of the big business which rs being
done on tho Fort Worth extension, The
company has spent a great deal of money
making improvements In the yards herc
lately. Several OF the engines on this road
are now using oil for fuel and many are
the compliments made on the change OF
fuel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
OIshausenIs Friends uneasu-

III PoSo Texas, June Il. The friends
mere OF IT, b. olshausen appointed post
Muster at vi Paso. are uneasy over the
, naint1,.l Of the senate to confirm the an
today fr,,, Si,yH telegram received hcrs
' Icing 9ed up because Il has been r6nr,c Nj
~ ,go3 rasmussen Is the friend ana ronJidS9,tI
St, I"nn Grant the recently deposcd I'njfcST
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The Sunday Special.

The Galveston, Houston aud Henderson
viii run tholr usual special 10 Galveston
on Sunday morning, leaving houston at
20 a. m Other trains will leave at q
a. m, 0;l5 a. M, aud 4;4l p. m. Eewru-
Ing they will leave Galveston at p. M,
4i5 p m. ana 1890 p. m. the last train
arriving IT, Houston ut midnight to catch
the street cars
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A Splendid Rcmedx.

Neuralgia pains, rheumatism. umbnro
and sciatic pains yield 10 the penetrating
influence OF Billiards. Snow Imminent. II
pehetrates 10 the nerves and hone ANA he
ing absorbed into the blood it's healing
properties are conveyed Ia every part n
the body and eject some wonderful cures
Mr., ID, l, Moore, Agent Illinois Central
Railway, Milan, Tenn, states: ! have used
BnliArds Snow Liniment for rheumatism
backache,. ETC.. 10 my family. II Is a spien
nd remedy. We could not do without IL -
2.c, noe and si.oo az A. L. kiesling ., S02
Main street, Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
New Time Gard on M. N.

Corpus Christi, Texas, June -. A new
time card went into effect on the Mexican
National yesterday. The train now leaves
here at 6:3O a. m instead OF $40, and ar
rycs at 7;3O D. IN. instead Of $3.50. The
train leaves Laredo at a N. instead OF
T,lU, aud arrives there at 71O p. III. instead
If 3:3b. This card Is only temporarily. ut
until the road Is completed standard gauge
to Corpus Christi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
DESIRABLE SUMNER RESORTS.

There are many desirable Summer Re
sorts located along the Southern Railway
among which is the Land Of the Sky and
the sapphire Country. Including Ashcyille
n. G., Hot Springs and the Resorts Of Ten.
Resorts.
For summer Homes Folders and descrip
tive matter, apply 10 Mr. j. ~ knight.
Travelling Passenger Agent Houston. Texas.
or 70 your nearest ticket agent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
First Train Bun.

Corpus Christi, Texas. June Il The FIRST
standard gauge train over the Mexican
National and between Laredo ana Alice
was run yesterday. The narrow gauge now
runs from Corpus Christi to Alice pending
the widening OF the gauge between this
place and Alice. which will be pushed
with all possible progress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
UNDER THE TURQUOISE sky"
FISHING IN COLORADO"
20, MpIAE IN col nR AnO -

The three books above mentioned. pub
lished by the Great Rock Island Route.
Firth, @. T: and n. A.. Fort Worth. Texas.
They contain great store of Information
regarding Colorado. and are at the same
time most beautiful publications. interest
Ing as a story book.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Tax on Babies.

the digestive power OF babies. when puny
and feeble they should be given a few
doses OF Whites Cream vcrmifuge, the
chidren's tonic. II will stimulate ana IN
that they soon become strong healthy and
active. Zoe AT A. T.. klcslmg's, 5u2 Main
/ street Houston.
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Cnntral to Max Rnnairs-

Groesbeeck, Texas, June 12.-IIcsvy steel
Is being distributed along the Houston and
Texas Central railroad right ot way aud
wil soon be laid, The company is also
putting down a big lot OF crossticS to be
used In repairing Its road,
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There must be a great many cattle shipped
TO the country and also large amount Of
lumber at once In order to place the Beers
In position TO begin life anew. This. IN his
opinion. will create demand for ships sc
once aud will not Increase the amolnt Of
available tonnage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
PETosKEY AND MAcKINAc.
Through Car Line from ST. Louis Over
New Route.

Sleeping cars will run through over van
dHllA PENNSYLVANIA short Lines Via Indian.
apohs. Lognsport, La otto aud G.. Il. 4 /.
Railway Fishing Line"-lcavinc ST
Louis 90 p, m, daily. ON and after xunc
"a. Luncheon, dinner and breakfast .on
Dining Cars on route. Train touches nj
liarhor springs. an resorts on Little
Traverse Bay, arriving MackinRc Island M
noou. Tourist tickets At special fares. For
particulars address n, u. Kneore, L. H.
Agt., san Artenio, Twas, OF j. NJ Ches.
CROUCH, A. q. J. Agt., ST. Louis, NO.
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Waxahaohic Bonus Nearly Raised.

Waxahache, Texas, June 12The com
mittee continues 10 meet with encourage
ment I'm the way Of raising the bonus for
the International aud Great Northern
only about $1,000 Is lacking and this
amount will he secured before Saturday
night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Mr.. sEeER RETURNS
From Conference OF Officials at
Omaha. Neb.

Mr.. c. B. Seger, auditor Of the Southern
Pacific, returned yesterday from Omaha,
where he had been In attendance upon
meeting Of the American Railway Account.
ants of America. The conference was at
tended by all the associated lines and re-
view Of the methods OF tho various com
panies followed. All tho Southern Pacific
and Union Pacific companies were repre-
scented IN the conference There was moth
ing further given out for publication.