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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
eREEN coRN cAuaAr rHEM.

Second Crop Showed Illinois Visitors
What Texas Can Do.
When the Illinois land and immigration
agents were being shown through the
Southern Paclhc's Industrial department
nothing attracted their interest more than
very fine assortment of second crop roast
ing ears, which were forwarded to the dc.
partmeut by Mr.. Charles b. sloat OF the
Bernard Rice and Irrigation company.
The corn was grown near Llssie, Whar
ton county. from seed planted August 1 and
was pulled sixty-lve days after planting,
Some Of the stalks are nine feet high, each
having from two to four well developed
ears upon It, The producer estimates that
the crop VIII average forty bushels 10 the
acre. For a second crop this is Il remark
able showing.
Nothing could more forcibly illustrate the
boundless resources Of the Lone Star Stute
than this splendid consignment Of corn
grown when the farmers of more northern
States are just beginning to harvest the
first and only crop. In Wisconsin, Iow,
and neichb0riug States, If drought or other
calamity ruins the young corn an hopes toi
n successful year are some, but In Texas
the farmer has two chances and he rs pretty
sure to win In Goth, This was a telling
point with many Of the immigrants and no
doubt viii do much toward influencing them
to settle in Texas.
The corn In the Southern Pacific offices Ia
not a sample from some specially favored
district, but many farmers In various parts
OF the state report similar handsome re.
turns.
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WELD & NEVILLE CASE

Has Seen Submitted to the Supreme
Court for Decision.
Austin, Texas. November 3.--The case OF
Weld Il Neville VS.. the Railway Commits
sion OF Texas was submitted on oral argu-
ment ana brief IN the supreme court this
afternoon The railway commission OF
Texas nglred uniform rate on compressed
cotton without reference 20 shape or densl-
Is OF the bale Weld X Neville OF Houston
brought suit against the commission IN
the district court Of Travis asking the
court to declare the act OF the commission
discrimlnauye FOR tine reason tnat the
round bales being reduced TO greater
density than the square bale, occupied
less space and as space was Il valuable COLI
sider8tion with an transportation com
ranies a lower rate should be liked on the
round bale.
Judgment was rendered against the com-
mission IN the district court of Travis
county, and Attorney General Bell, repre-.
senting the commission, appealed the case
TO the court OF civil appeals.
The court ~ r1v-1 appeals refused TO
consider the decision Of the lower court
end the case was carried 10 the supreme
court on a writ or error; the supreme court
directed IL to consider the case, and II was
then affirmed Weld X Neville are repre-
scented by Captain j. e. hutchinson or
Houston, NJ. NJ Crane OF Dallas and Hon.
f. l.. Bats Of Austin.
This case SIS an original proposition In
Texas courts, being the first OF it's kind
tried. II involves some new questions or
law, ana the opinion Of the court Is await
cd 10y the lawyers Of Texas with both IN
terest and anxiety.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
A MASS MEETING
OF the Citizens Of the Town Of Liberty
and the County Of Liberty.

OF the Citizens Of the Town Of Liberty
and the County Of Liberty
Liberty, Texas, November 1.-The cltl-
zcns OF the town OF Liberty were called
together by T. b, Pickett, Jr., this morn.
ing for the purpose OF ascertainng what
steps could be brought about to secure
the right OF way Tor the Beaumont, sour
Lake and Houston electric railroad. Mr.
Pickett discussed the facilities and advan-
tagfs OF the move on foot to the citlzens
and out OF the number that were present
the following men were selected as com
mittee 10 meet this afternoon AT O'Clock:
H. L. Cameron. e., h. stevens o. H. wade,
W. l.. Bingle, J, f. Richardson, }. l.. Elns
and Il, g. Pickett, Jr.
Mr Edward kennedy OF beaumont was
introduced by Mr. Pickett and asked 10
state his wants and desires. He slated
that his company desired the people OF
Liberty county TO secure for said com
pany the right OF way through the county
and town or Liberty; that his company
would also ask for sufficient ground tor
the erection of the power house and that
his company would begin their grade by
December 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
CALIFORNIA; NEW PRuNEs.
Some of Their Characteristics as De
sCrlhed hv | ate Sen-trr Manu-.

Some Of Their Characteristics as De-
seribed by Late Senator Mcmillan.
The recent seismic disturbances in Cali.
lorna gave the late senator Mcmillan an
opportunity to tell story about the boast
ing prochyiues Of the PEOPLE Of that state
when referring to ,heir fruit production
Inc senator was fond OF good story or
Joke and told one with great deal of I'm.
NOR and skill. While a party of friends
we're discussing he carthquake shocks i'm
the Golden Gate State the senator said
'Ihey are so enterprsng out there. rye
not the slightest doubt for Instance. but
that they'll take n very practical advantages
OF these seismic turnnGs-over. THEY'LL
probably put an earthquake pruno on Inc
market, as prunes are what they happen
TO be booming lust now. II will apbeur
} suppose as soon as ever they can nrint
the labels They will dc scribe It, Won NAV
nc any rate be sure, IN the most modprn
style They'll say that the skin has been
made tender by the sudden lar that tbe
juices have been wonderfully blended by
the vigorous shake and that the stones
nave been looSeued by the sudden shock
When those prunes are stewed they ought
to rumble Ike the Ominous sound of mn an
proaching earthquake. ana when Won mt
one Of them In your mouth Won ouaht to
experience quick, little electric thrill As
FOR their effect upon the barometer If Thar
Is brought near any Of them IL win GER
tanly fall 10 the notch opposite which orc
inscribed those dreadful words, sudden
disaster " IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Commercial Agent C. II. Carrinser .,
Che santa Fe left yesterday morning FOR
Galveston. ~
Ely Ensign, travelling passenger agent
or the Houston and Texas Central. was In
the city yesterday.
l.. II, Ross, travelling freight agent ~
the santa Fe, left yesterday for Bay civ
IN the interest OF his road
The Katy has announced sneclal ropnd
trip rate Of S6l0 10 Waco on November
4. good TO return November IL.
j, J. Lawrence, chief clerk OF the Mia
souri, Kansas and Texas at Dallas was
a Houston visitor yesterday.
J, y. Prohst commercial agent OF tho
Houston East and West Texas. with head
quarters az l.ufkin, was In Houston YES.
w, r. smith, city passenger and tIcbet
agent q the Houston and Texas Central
returned 10 his headquarters al Fort Worth
yesterday after brief business visit 10
HOuston
General Manager w G. Van Week Of The
southern Pacific left yesterday with Ms
private secretary, Mr. j. T. OuaItroueh
Tor q trip Of inspection over the western
part Of the r0hd.
The Southern Pacific is preparing FOR the
aDuua, holiday business 10 the Sonfbesss
and the old States Special holiday rsfes
VIII he given from al points on the south.
en- faclhc and the Houston and Texas
central OF one fare plus 81 for the round
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Austin, Texas, November S,--rhe follow.
ing railway companies paid tax on passen.
ger earnings for the quarter terminating
September 30, 1907, to Comptroller Love
'oday:
on S4S6S5 earnings
The VelGsco and Northern $3.50, on
The Texas Midland S292e on So.
d6S. A.
The Red River. Texas and southern
S615l, on SO, $50 -
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande SS2O.Y6,
Oh So Os6.97.
S04S -.
The Wichita Valley S35.S3. on S35s2.yB
earnings; 81 "a on 294 day kilograms and
cents On sixteen night kilograms.
Inc IT. Louis ana san Francisco s.. ~.
on S273.16 passenger earnings FOR the same
quarter.
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TEXAS MATTERS.



Washington, November 9. Pensions grant,
ed Texans; Original Thomas Davis. Sha-
vano. So Bernard Crone, Wharton, SD;
Timothy X. Crowley Dculson, Ss stephen
H. Jones, weatherford, SIS; Pleasant II.
Ripley. Vernon, So ncrease-Iohn +.
lake. Dallas. $40; George w. Miles. Post
OAK, IS; william ]. smith, Fort Worth.
St7; Ehjah +. Warren. Whltesboro. ST..
John z Stanley, Waco $40; Francisco Her
nandez, San Diego St2: Archer Il. John.
son Colorado SD; John y. Armstrnng.
Austin. 81. Widows Rillnr Monroe vie
iortn, IS; Margaret O'Keefc Fl pnso $40.
Bowles Fort Worth So Spanish war, orig
imai-Iheodore y. Edennc, El PaSo So:
Walter. r. Washburn. Dallas. SIT Mexican
war widows-Eliza Courtney, Mccoy, IS.
Patents Issued Texans Edgar Byars.
Rhome, double action pump; Monroe Cur,
vey, Killeen, baline press; william Eau
bion Cause, windmill; Charles NJ. Gear
ing. brentwood, hoisting bucket James
". Griggs Frost. bale tie: LAFAYETTE
Matthews, Merkel, listing machine: less L.
mayheld, Sonora, feat valve; Beverley a.
Reeves, Durango, pillow: james r. Tinsley
Garland, distributor and conveyor belt
civil servics examination VIII he held
December l, next, at Houston FOR the posi.
lion OF assistant janitor In the custodinn
service In thar city
Texas Postmasters Appointed. Norton
Runnels county, Thomas ], Trimmier; All.
lance Hunt county Robert l.. Reyno,ds.
Caddell, San Augustine county. George w
Townsend; Dent Hunt county. J. NJ
Pickle; Theny. Comanche county. william
$. Huffman: Cathran's Store. Lamar conn.
~, Joseph b. Cornehon; Mossylue, Cooke
county, /. \. Reeves; Winfield, titus conn
y, J. w barrett; Hamou, Gonzales conn
y, Annie Hamon Jackson, Van Zandt
county, Elijah j. Downing: Bolk. Iap,ar
sountyi Harrison Hall; Blossom. Lamar
county, John w. Williams Brlnker Hon.
kins county. oliver " Casey. Cresrent
titus county, John A. Tahb; Franris
nrankah county, joseph y. Eastridge:
kambert, Marion county, John Summers
hoeder, Titus county, ]. A. jameson. Rng
Texas Postofhees Established Bronson
Sabine county, Nathan w. Pratt. postmas.
Ter; Johntoyn' Red River county, George
u, Galbraithi Roberts, Parker conntT
george A. Roberts; SQuaw, Jack cbuntv
David G. Holcomb.
The postofhces at clinord colllngswortb
county, and Milo. Briscoo county. Tcxas
hays been ordered discontinued
The comptroller Of the currency TO-DAY
approved the application Of J D. Miller.
X L. White, J. \. Miller. a. A. Reese. NJ
2. Wilson and others to organize fhe Ftrst
10000. N'p''"i oA
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SOC Reward. stoo-

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
70 lcnrn THAI there is AT least one drcSSot
disease that science has been able to nee
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive c,,, - ~, ~ .
known to the medical fraternity. Csta'rb
being q constitutional disalSc eo1,t, '.,' a
constitutional treatment. Hairs CotiirS
Cure IS taken Internally. acting direct1S,
upon the blood and mucous surfe .as ~ ,1Ea
system, thereby destroying the foupdats1n
Of the disease and giving the natSsni
strength by building up the constitun n
ana assisting nature IN doing lis work
The proprietors have so much faItb ~ a.
curative powers that they offer Ono tJ,n9
cred Dollars for any case that ii fans 70
Address F. j. CHFNi,.yy' Ism n ' .,;,
Ohio '''' 40 !edS
sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hans Family Pills are the bsst.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
New Freight Agent.

Mr.. c. B. Daniel OF San Antonio sue.
ceeds Mr. Frank F. Arnim as soliciting
freight agent Of the st. Louis Southwest
ern, In the local office, and assumed his
duties yesterday
Mr. Daniel has been connected both
with the Missouri, Kansas and Texas and
with the International and Great Northern
for number OF years as soliciting
freight agent and In other capacities. lie
thoroughly conversant with his duties.
Mr. Daniel will bring his family here
In few days from San Antonio and
VII make his home in Houston for the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
MovgMeNT oF oceAN vEssgLs.
lsnoclnl 10 M postl

7 VNT-T
Pensacola, Fla.-Arrved; Ingend Horn
(Gerl, from Galveston. and cleared for
Rotterdam.
Port Eads.-Arriyed: Louisiana tGerD.
from Antwerp. via ST. MichRels Excelsior
lAml, from Havapa; Condor (Nor) from
Livingston, via Belize; Rogana (SpanD
from Havana: AnSeima tBrA, from Puerto
Cortez via Port Barrios ana Belize; Citta
III Palermo Ntal), from Genoa. via Mes
slna' Palermo Naples. New York and Nor
folk. Va. Sailed Fanita (AmD, for Tam.
pq aud Key West Maplemore tBr), for
Liverpool
New York Sailed: Breslau (Gerl FOR
Galveston. Cleared: II Dia, for Calves
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
NEW FLYER ON TIME.

The New Schedule VIII Bring New York
Closer to Texas.
New Orleans, La, November a-The
Southern Railways new mail flyer from
New York to New Orleans, which left New
York yesterday morning at $50 a. IN, and
was due here at 1850, came into the city
at 11:35, fifteen minutes ahead of time
The distance, 1874 miles, was covered in
thirty-three hours, Ave minutes, and the
New York morning papers OF yesterday
were on sale here early this afternoon. In
addition TO serving the rest of the South
the new mail service will enable Texas to
get Eastern mail twenty four hours earlier
after November 10, when the new daily
schedule OF the Southern Pacihc's Sunset
Limited goes into effect The TWO trains
viii make close connection The train
brought today 10000 pounds OF mail and
nine passengers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
TEXAS CENTRAL FOR SALE
But the Santa Fe Has Not Yet
Acquired Control of II.
SEVERAL TRUNK LINES FIGURING ON 1T.
General Manager Hamilton Says that
There VIII 30 No Change for
Several Months at Least,

Waco, Texas, November a.--viee rresi.
dent and General Manager Charles hPmii'
ton OF the Texas Central railroad arrived
IN the city today going Saat, where nc
has been Tor several days. He said to The
truth in the published statements that his
road had sold u the Santa Fe. he adj
mitted, however, that the road was on
the market ana a number of representa-
tives Of trunk lines were figuring with the
company, but as yet no deal has been
closed with any OF them. There Is no
probability OF change In the management
Of the road for several months, at least.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
Rate on Rrink

Austin, Texas. November 5.-Responding
10 a joint application OF the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa he, the rexas
and Pacific ana the Neathertorn
Mineral Wells and Northwestern railways
the railroad commission agreed today 10
apply q rate Of 4 cents per 100 ON brick
from Mineral Wells to Fort Worth and .
cents per 100 from same point IN DaiIas
rms RUE becomes effective from and after
November IL, 1902
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Rock Island Bond Matters

Austin, Texas, November S,--ludge n. Ii.
Laesiter, general attorney OF the Chicago
Rock Island Railroad company, with head
quarters at Fort Worth, is in the city ana
today submitted 10 the railroad commits.
sion some additional data regarding an ap-
phcRuon which Is pending with the com
mission for the Issuance of bonds on the
Chicago, Rock Island and Mexican Railroad
company. The application calls for bonds
70 cover ninety-two miles of road from
IeNnrkana TO Brave s. Nj Che commits.
sion Will soon take action on the apDnca-
ton now that the additional data are at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
SEPARATE COACH LAW.
some Trouble Caused by Putting It Into
Effect in New Orleans.

Some Trouble Caused by PUTTING It Into
Effect in New Orleans.
New Orleans, La, November 3-The new
state law requiring the street car compa-
MES TO provide accommodations for whites
and blncks went into effect today. and IS
being enforced with difficulty The com
pany has reserved the rear seats for ne
grocs and placed screens in the cars but
since the recent strike the decreased num-
her Of cars operated is so great that all
or them are crowded 10 the guards. The
whites are consequently insisting upon
riding IN the seats set aside for blacks and,
overwhelmed by superior numbers, the con
ductors are finding it practically impossi-
BILE TO make the law effective. Negroes in
muny instances had difficulty I'm getting
aboard cars today There have been some
Wordy disturbances resulting from the at
tempt tu enforce the law, but no arrests
have been reported at police headquarters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
INTEREST IN INSTITUTES.

Farmers Greatly Aroused and the Leotur-
ers Are Kept Busy.
Prof II, T, Attwater superintendent OF
the southern Pachc's Industrial depart.
ment, has returned from Liberty where he
attended the farmers institute held at
that place Thursday Friday aud Saturday
Prof Attwater reports that the institute
was a success in every particular large
number Of farmers were IN attendance and
much interest was aroused
Prof. Council, president OF the state
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

trip, Dates Of sale will be December 10.
Y u, -, - and 20. Special efforts are
being nude to attract the holiday passeu-
ger tranlr and General Passenger Agent
Robbins left last night for Dallas to dis
cuss matters with the officials there
T. j. Anderson. assistant general passen-
ger agent OF the Southern Pacific, has re-
Sumed his Office duties here after tour
migration agents ON the Southern PaciAc's
second excursion train.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
A TEXAS WONDER.
HALus GREAT DISCOVERY

One small bottle Of Halls Great piscoy.
cry enres an kidaey and bladder troubles
removes gravel cures diabetes, seminal
emissions, weak and lame backs. rheuma.
tlsm and nil Irregularities OF the Kidney
and bladder In both men and women. resu.
lates bladder troubles in children. II M
sold by your druggist, viii be sent by mail
on receipt Of 81. One small bcttle Is Two
months treatment, and win cure any case
above mentioned. Or Il. w. Han. sole
manufacturer, T. o. Box G29. st. Lou,s
Mo. Send FOR Testimonials SOLE by I'M
drngsists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Farmers institute was In the city yester-
day and expressed himself as highly graft
ned at the good work which IS being ac-
compliahed.
Institutes will be held az Nyaxahachie on
November ) and Q and at Calvert on No
vcmbcr aud s Some good speakers win
be on hand during both these Institutes
mud It is expected that they win be even
better than the last one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
Small Wreck on the Maoaroni.

Victoria, Texas, November S--A broken
rail ditched the northbound mixed train
for Cuero near womack this morning.
car OF hay and a car OF coal were turned
over, The coach left the rails, hut the
passengers We're not Injured and were
brought back IN special sent from here.
track was built around the wreck ana
traffic resumed at O'Clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
shona Nav Be Enlarosd

Cleburne' Texas, November lit is cur
rently reported in railroad circles that the
Santa Fc shops at Cleburne are 10 be
very greatly enlarged In a short time. On
account OF a great Increase In business.
the Santa Fe is very much IN need OF more
facilities for keeping up their rolling stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Topeka. Kan, November 3-The santa
Fc railway system today announced an in
crease Of ! cent per hour per day for about
1900 OF their skilled tradesmen ia metal
work and helpers on the main line between
Chicago and Albuquerque.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Abilene, Texas. oct. 10. lul.
Dr- r. W. Hall ~. Louis. Dear Sir-i
srnefed TWO years with kidney ana blad-
ger troubles, and one.haf bottle OF your
Ie1as Wonder Hairs Great Discovery.
cured me- entirely, ana I cnoerfuily recon-
mend y 20 ALL You're truly,
------..------ GEO. HAYDEN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

The Chicago Cleo cluh-the Arst Of the
y. ~. G. A. sfar course lat the Auditari,',,,
Friday hight At s:l5, sharp. 49, - ~
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Leave 700 an. Esprass Train. Arrive 9.to pm
sos pm Arrive ...... g. OF an
Al tSaiaS 'save Gran Central Depot
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What to Do Until the

What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives.
One Of my children was taker r,,,h
cramp collie aud suffered severely" savs
:. . Flee, Of MoDett, No. II felephened
heriain's Cole Cholera ana Di.rrl, Hin-
hemeay; and few minutes later a second
gose. Before the doctor came the ehiid
was renewed foF sale by all Druggists
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S. A. G a. p. ny.

Grand Central Depot
Leave Nc ssi. .loIsan Auivs Nc. Ess 3.SsP.n
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OFhNd N1ntnI IePuI
kesFa Ne. 4. 10. Oy am Arrive Ne. A. 9. 90 en-
Leave No 81 SO pm ArriyS No .io2s pm
leava No =, 6. 90 an Aufve No 8. ZOO 4 =
Nos and Sundays only.