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Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-10-04
REPUBLICAN prsTRicr CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN DISTRACT CONVENTION.
"a delegate convention OK the republicans
OF the first comnissio sioner' q .ilstrlct Of Bur
leigh county is hereby called to meet Mt the y
aras saeS oetoSer 81 Nh is Il II sssfS ehe hosr sn
o'clock p. m, for the purpose oi placlngR
N nomination the republ blican candidate for
so e tse fop d sget
assessor, the candidate for nssessor to be-
selected by the delegates from, precincts
psmnered ~ eeesS ~ sSa o saaeHsss VIII
hereinafter ennmerated, on Thursday. oc-
tober 9. 1902, between the hours OF 5 and
& clock p. ma In the precincts outside on
hours of and 4 oclock H 5. n. IN hni the cits M
or Bismarck The hasis 81 Representations
in said dlsfrict convention for liz note cast
nee eIessien Il n @ ves
delegaEe &c eaa f1r anch fifteen repubiiean votes
namea preeinefs a. ts sd IL Th
to representation as follows %S
Precinct No. ityF OF Bismarck.
south OF township iine between townships
court house. g 's'S sl35 .57eY Il mi ny
Precinct No. 2 Lincoln school township.
one. s., delegate: rote at school house. II
one delegate. vote at school house. " 81 - ''5
Precinct No. Boyd township, one dele
gate, vote at school house. & + s. &5
aSSiACts GNO. O----LOEHn4 IOWnSl1p, one del
Iegate, vote at school house. f:l'SjS
Precinct No. 6--Townships 1877 and 13s
ranges q and 20, one delegate. vote at
White school house. {. n sii33l -; IN
Precinct No 7-Morton township, one.
delegate, vote Mt school house. s7GII "A
Precinct No. 8-Telfer township. one
delegate, vote at SINNERS school house. .1
Precinct, NO Manning township. two
delegates, vote at Eldridge school house.
Precinct No. 1O-Fort Rice. one delegate.
vote Mt school house, section ii. q. IS
The district committee will pass upo,r
the rights Of those entitled to particiDate
In the preliminary organization, that, wiIr
meet Tor that purpose MT the office of the
chairman In Bismarck Mt 10 o. clock IN the
forenoon on Saturday. October Ill 1902. fp
hear; all contests. The credentials of air
deegates. and all notices OF contest must
he filed with the chairman Of this commit,
tee on or before tfle 11th day of October.
1902. Mt 10 O'clock In the forenoon, and
notices OF contest must he accompanied by2
written statement Of the grounds for.
Bv order Of the republican district COM
nittee Of the First commissioners district
OF Brrleieh county. North Dnkotn
Dated ut Bismarck, North Dakota, Sep
ss.3 N. f. BOUCHER. #
JOHN F.FoRT. Secretary . oha'r1nah .e'1' ian
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-10-04
REPUBLICAN lslz1E DISTRICT coNvEN-


n. TIoN.
A delegate convention of the repub-
lmicans lea Of the Third commissioner dis
Hict Of Burleigh county is hereby
called to meet at School House No. i.
Ecklund p K township, in said district, oc-
De.'' fober s, l3, 1902, at the hour Of 2 o. M.
TOT the purpose OF placing in nomina-
tlon the republican candidate for the
ofttce ice OF conn ssioner OF said district,
and also the candi idate for the office Of
assessor. the candi idate for assessor to
be 't'1 selected By the delegates from pre-
ei11lt' cincts numbered 1. 2, 8, 4 and s. s
Callcuses will be called in the follow.
Ing precincts, as hereinafter enumer-
ated. on Saturday, October ii. 1902 be-.
tween 1--WE the hours OF 5 and I o'clock
p. NJ. 81 5,5 5
The basis OF represent IN said Il
district convention for the vote cast
Tot member Of congress in said district
at the general election In 1900 gives
one delegate for each Is republican
votes or major fraction thereof. cast
nor me officer named at the said cleo
ton The various precincts SHAH be-
defined and entitled to representation
as follows: 81
Precinct No. Townships 14s ana
| IL, ~, range 7s and %, vote at Grass.
Lake ilI' school house, two delegates.
Precinct No. rownships hi -
l4s and 144, ranges IS, 76, and Il, vote
at McMunr's, one delegate. y.
Precinct No. g. nownslip 142, range
g, vote at the Ghylin school house
one delegate.
Precinct No. klund towns,b ~
vote at school house No. /, two dete-
gates.
Precinct No Painted WOODS town 81
Eship, vote at the school house. two ,,e1- 1-s
tegates. 18s
Precinct No. Glenyiew townsh,n z
and that portion of township iii. ranak, / /
q. east of the Missouri river ycte, I Il q /
1.-THE school house Oh section al 4o1,n s5 q.
snip 70 ranss so one delegate.
Precinct 40. township I'LL rance
81 vote q tfle school house, one dee
|gate. Us, esiss
Precinct No. Township ii r,r, u
IS, vote at the house 81 Peter A. SVEN
ron. one delegate @ s.
By order of the republican ,,,a,,.,c4
committee of the third Con n,assis,
district g Burleigh county North Da-
Dated September 20, 1909.
AUGUST oIsToN,
lsecretAxY.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-10-04
STATE News

Now there IS a scarcity OF threshers
in the Red River valley. # ~.
Fargo is afflicted with an overplus
of rats. The streets are full Of dead
ones.
j. E. Phelan has bought 500 head
Of cattle in Texas and will place them
on ranches in Stark and Hettinger
counties. .r
Geo. Pollock, of Spiritwood, threshed
2,1OO bushels of wheat from 20 acres
of ground. 1t was about twice what
he expected. :, z.'
LaMoure county Republicans have
have nominated Senator J. B. Sharpe
for the senate and G. H. Shells and O.
o. Ellison for the house.
County Auditor Olson, of Fargo, re-
ceived check for $175 for hunting
permits from a party of hunters from
Wisconsin, who want to hunt at Me-
dina. How does Gass county come to
issue permits for Medina? -..s
Chas. Smith, the negro who shot
Brakeman Tom Blewett at Casselton
a week ago, was bound over to the
district court at hearing held in
Casselton, and was taken to the Fargo
iaiI to await trial,
The residence of Jacob Schwab,
whose farm joins the townsite of Saw
yer, on the 500, some fifteen miles
east of Minot, was burned to the
ground, and the 2-year-old daughter
is known to have perished in the
flames. - .. ...
r. B. Blakemore and j. F. Paul
Gross have been nominated by the
democrats in Fargo for the legislature.
There Is talk of ex-Mayor Johnson
being nominated for county auditor
on the democratic ticket, and Judge
Roberts for the position of probate
judge. ~,
-Four harvest hands on their way
to Darlington from Enderlin in 500
bcxcar, were robbed by two men with
big guns who lined the laborers up
against the side of the car. While
one man kept the gun lined on the
four the other went through their vic
Tins clothes and secured SAG in
money.
Another frightful railroad wreck oc-
culTed ait Lakota at 2 O'clock yester.
day morning and as result nineteer
Great Northern cars are piled up in q
shapeless mass of debris and Brake
man Evans lies cold in death.T
train was special loaded with lun
ber and shingles and west bound. A.
it was pulling into Lakota at speet
CT some twenty-five miles an hour tn,
pilot struck a horse and derailed thu
engine. The fireman and engineer es
capped unhurt but the head brakeman
Evans. was instantly killed.
| -.. :
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-10-04
ASSESSOR CONVENTION CALL.

JOHN F. FoRT Secretary. Saa'r sr''h' I'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
HANDLING THE Big CROWD
Houston Roads Have Had a Rush
During The Past Few Days.
EVERY CONTINGENCY PROVIDED FOR.
Backward Crush Has Also Been Looked
10 and Provision Has Been Made
Tor It by the Roads.

The railroad mrn are iubilant. They
have made \ record That Is 10 say, they
have maintained their record The enor-
nous crowds which have swnrmed through
Houston on route to the reunion have been
handled as tcuderly rs n mother handles
her hsbe. Those not famHlnr WITH th-
American raiircad system would suppose
that the emergency Of transportating over
LONG distances ton or hundred times the
normal traffic Of the roads would invite
disaster. Nothing OF the kind occurred
Long before the veterans were conrcn-
tratod and ready 10 move the whole South
had been thoroughly canvasaci hy nasson.
Ger agents They organized the travellers
into groups and crowds and regiments.
They formed divisions and parked out
cars for them aud provided ctery facility
for rapid and comfortable transportation
IN country districts I'm Old states. as IN
Alabama. Tennessee ETC. e1ierpri.uS
agents Wound their vag into the rcmotcst
settlements. wherever veterans were to
be found, and impressed upou them toe
necessity Of attending this exceptionally
grand reunion. and they So worked upon
the memories aud patriotic feeling of these
modest farmer heroes that each ana every
one of them felt that life we're not worth
living unless thcv coud attend aud gather
once more under the folds Of the beloved
stars and Bars And ther began to mike
sacrifices and stint themselves 10 SOIL Il
niue or farm products. II necessary, In
order 10 procure means 10 crafty their
great longing n 500 their old leaders greet
their old comrades ud exchange cNperi
ences and recall incidents of the mighty
struggle In which they acted tho part Of
immortal veterans Aud So thcrC came
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

Manager Van Week NJ tho southern IA
cine Is in san Antonio
Manager Frank Cjoodrich of the Fast 1u2
West is reported O. X. lie has been quite
~.
Travelling Passenger Agent i VI Knight
NJ tho southern railway is out on the
read
MIR ". & Terhuue southwestern rassen-
Ger agent of the West Point ront" Is at
Dallas.
Travelling Freight Agent Jane, A. I'll.
rand Of tho Frisco is back from his maiden
trlp on the road
Passenger and Ticket Agcu, Barnes n
tho Katy states that his line hauled several
hundred Dallas rNcursioniSt,.
Manager len y. Miller of he Central Is
in Dallas ON business connected with tho
reunion. lie will return tomorrow
business was extremely duh in local rltl
road circles yesterday. Tho rush TO Dallas
was over and everybody wns taking rest.
CITY Ticket Agent Saucier of the south
cn Pacific said Hcsterdsy., that lWsinrsS
wnS all that could he desired over his
line,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
RuMoRs CT CONSOLIDATION.
They Are Laughed at by Southern Pacific
Officials,

They Are Laughed at by Southern Pacific
Officials,
The rumors Of consolidation affecting the
Southern Pacific interests are laughed at
hg the local officials ~ thai system. We
have consolidated about all we can con
soidate. II you want to use that term
said one Of the officials yesterday. It
has generally been agreed upon that whsn-
ever tho Southern Pacific secured n build
ing suitable to it's ccnvcniences We would
place all the local officials and employees
therein. II this means consolidation then
you can 20 ahead aud say 50, But II does
not She only roads that will have repre-.
sentation in the new general office build
Now Orleans. the Galveston. houston and
Northern, the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio. tho New York, rrNaS and
Mexican and the Houston aud Texas con
tTal. The san Antopio and Arkansas Pass
aud the Houston East and West Texas VIII
not he represented as far as ! know. rh7y
| are separate and distinct lines and theiv
charters will not admit OF Il so-callcd con
Soldatton.
There is ono thing the public can Test
assured ~, and that rs that nothing viii he
| done that Will not meet with It's approval.
| When the employees are gotten together in
one building there viii he no Choppfng NJ
heads. as Instance In tho changes nat
| have taken place in other branches and
\ departments az the Southern Pacific during
| the past three months, You viii notice
| let out OF cert9in office he was trans,
| ferred to another. We have made II a
! point to look out for our employees and
viii continue 10 do So.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
S lnta Ee Rice Rook

Galveston. rcxns, April - Facts
About Rice Growing in the Coast Country
OF Texas, is tho tith cf book witch IS
nov being prepared ny the passenger de
partmcnt Of tho santa re. The book VIII
coitaii l3s pages and viii be oiled Win
practical information about the culture Vf
Iicc. colonel W. r. SloSsou Of Huustnn
and Nose Harris Of the plsscngct depart
ir"nt If thc Santa fc, compiled woai ct the
data uscd in The hook II consists of ar
'irics prepared by practical rice growers
IN the aulptahilliy 81 tho soil ~ South
Texas fo tho culture Of rice The acre.
age planted fnt tho past three ycars and
tho yield per acre aud the proni derived
r"lrp'ac some II the valuable statistical
information IN the book There are also
number NJ Illustrations showing scenes in
The rice fields whore tho rice Is hcng has
vested and also the irriEating canals aud
Wells
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

Houston VIII Bid for the Next Biennial
Session.

Houston VIII Bid for the Next Biennial
Session.
Tho National biennial session ~ the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will
convene In Norfolk. Na.l on the 10th, lara
and 18th Of next month and tho local div,
ions OF that order. Nos 536 and 1872. are
very anxious To have Houston selected as
the place at which the next meeting shah
De hrid Nith this object in view th,. 81
u'els nav" addressed letter Ia the
Business Lcagu" asking Ms go operation in
tue promises and Secretary Brown has an
sN'led in"w &C. The effect that the business
,"nnGtltr wlll do an II can to assist tho
local engineers IN placing Houston hrfuip
inc coming Norfolk meeting rs n candidate
he held in 1870
rllc letter from the engineers to the
league conveyed the Information that a
onion meeting or the order in the STATE
Of reAds win be held In Houston next
March. II viii he an important gathering
nud II Is understood that great MANY del
egutes Will he in Attendance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
scHAuER MURDER CASE

Has Been Sent for Trial to Gampasas
County.
LampasaE, Texas, April %. Sohauer
murder case is to be called In the district
court today on a change OF venue from
Tom Green county. About 100 witnesses
IRE here from the West and many lawyers.
The prosecution has the following counsel
u hand: Taylor & Bimes Of san Angelo,
Buck Walton Of Austin. Snodgrass OF
coleman and Hare Of Bolton Tho dc.
Tense has Wright Of san Angelo. Jenkins
N Brownwood nd Mathew & browning OF
this city. n all the witnesses arc heard
the case Will take up the balance Of the
term
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
Department Notes.

Austin, Texas, April ~. Chief Rate
Clerk Arthur of the railroad commission
has returned from a trip to his ranch in
South Texas
state Treasurer Robbins returned this
morning from North Texas
The legislative committee is still at work
counting tho cash in the state treasury
departn cut
The attorney general TO-DAY approved n
$1,000 bond issue for the Center independ-
tnt school district NJ Shelby county.
Tho filing Of chmtcrs has almost ceased,
Business In that line viii revive after tht
hrSt Of the month
Tho payment AZ franchise taxes Is still
rushing the clerks In the state depart
Ecnt.
Assistant Attorney General Recce has
gone 10 Dallas to see tho veterans
The African congregational church OF
stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
A. o. u. w. CONFERENCE.
Officers OF the Grand Lodge Hold Meet
ina at Bryan.

Officers OF the Gland Lodae Hold Meet
ing at Bryan.
Bryan. Texas. April 23.-Tha officers NJ
the Grand Lodge Ancient Order United
Workmen Of Texas, are IN session OF the
office Of Grand Recorder Joe r. Reed In
Ibis city. The meeting was called fof the
purpose of auditing The books and account;
OF the beneficiary fund. and to take such
action as they deemed proper in regard n
postPontng the next meeting OF the grand
lodge. Those present are r H. Green,
Halleteville, grand master workman: Ar
thur G. Tompkins, Hampstead, past grand
master workman w. n. Belts. Orange.
grand foreman; ", $, Robson, Ia Grange
committee on law; r. l.. Downs Temple,
grand receiver w. A. Hassel. Dallas. su
preme representative, aud r. p. H. Mont
gomery, Calvert, G. J. Won Rosenberg IL
Grange and W, II. Cowley. Georgetown,
committee on inance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
steel 10. /. and G. N. Extension.

Fort Worth Texas, April ia con.
sisrmont Of twenty-five cars n Track laying
material VAS received this morning fot the
International and Great Northern railroad
The shipment consisted Of rats ind hridg
ing material Track laying viii he con-
mcnCod ruou
The connection has already been made
With tn" Texas and Pacific at the east end
~ the yards.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

coToo, washing powder, Ire. molass"s
toilet soap ana m0tchCs. These supple
arc for the crd Of tho 6-c1l voar and
ucro purchased out of tho dc6ejsuc" 40.
preparation recently allowed
w r. Smith Of Austin aud Sanger Gros
Dallas Torr awarded tho contracts f'r
DIV goods supplies for tho stat lInaiiG
9SvluU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
CLASSIFICATION IS WANTED

TOT Inc NepatahIc Shipments ifom the
Coast Country
Mr.. $. A. MrHcnrv N the Beevllc OK.
pertinent station and Mr. W 6 Fields q
committee Of the South Texas Truck and
Fruit Growers association, we're in the city
Yesterday 70 see the express officials in re-
gard 70 a classification of the freight ship.
ped 10y members ~ the association AS AZ
present tho rates arc the same on 81 sorts
Of vegetables md this seriously interfpres
with the proht on some sort of truck
Potatoes can not stand the rFtes which
tomatoes Till for instance. ana beans 70
through AZ a rate which knocks out cucunl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
Baptist Mission Board in Session

Ennis Texas, April %. The state board
y missions OF the Baptlsts of Texas met
this city last night with President s.
n Slaughter presiding. Business connected
Nth mission work was transacted Ar
ynnefments were made 70 inaugurate mis-
s!opary campaign IN the destitute regions
IN Southwest Texas full list Of dele
rates wns elected to the Southern BAPTIST
cpnventlon, which meets In May at Ashe-
Vile ~ c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

Do not leave hon on journey without,
hottie Of chsnberlain's Collie Cholera
erd pisrrtoes Remsdy. II Is almost cer.
ssln 10 be needed and can not be procwed
While yop are on board the cars or steam
kslr. II is pleasant. safe and reisabIe- For
sale by an 6rugrdGtx.
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WILL MAKE
AFFIDAVIT
New Lease of Life for an
Iowa Postmaster.

Postmaster r. II. Randall OF Dun.
Ian. Ia, says: II have been great
sufferer from indigestion and result
ing evils for years. Being unable to OBJ
tain permanent relief, | resolved to try
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Before had
taken one bottle / knew | had found
what had long looked for. After q
few buttles was cured of soreness in
my left side that had not been free
from for over ten years am better to-
day than for years. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure has given me new lease Of life.
"If any suffering person will use
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, believe, II II
is diseased stomach from which they
suffer, that they will receive permit
nent relief. Anyone wishing can have
a sworn statement as to the genuinness
and truthfulness Of this statement"
This testimonial Is the voluntary
statement of a man who has suffered,
found relief and wants others to receive
the same benefits, KOdOl Dyspepsia
Cure will cure any case Of stomach
trouble. 1t rests the stomach by d.
costing what you eat The rest alone
would restore health But Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure also contains tonics
which build up the organ and hasten
the good results. You don't have TO
diet Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will di.
gest what you eat, Helps children, too.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Cures all Stomach Troubles.
ro1 ~, b.,r n NV G CI,i~auO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
Waxahaohie RAISING The Bonus.

Waxahachie, Texas April 23lhe rail,
road soliciting committee, whose purpose
II is 70 raise funds for the International
right Of way, has been diligently at work
for the past few days and says that II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DIsCOVERY

cry cures all kidney and bladder troubles
removes gravel cures diabetes, seminal
emissions, weak and lame backs rheuna-
tism and al irregularities OF the Kidneys
and bladder In both men and women, reeu.
iates bladder troubles In children III NOT
sold By your druggist, VIII be- sent by mail
on receipt NJ 81 Ono small bottle Is two
above mentioned nr p W Hall sole
manufacturer. p. o Box 500, ST. Louis Nh
Send for testimonials. Sold by oil drug
giets
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off.oc R,rldlnn Rnu,n Mod

The southern r1ciit dispatcher Offices
aro hainr moved and remcdelol ana tho
now quarters VIII provide greater comfort
and convenience
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

l"7lils W aI''-N 'u' 81 =. C''''-'9Ns
Austin Texas, Anri 13.-Nr loe Uovitt.
ern Eac'tc RAILWAY is hers IN soArcn OF
teams, n work. ON extensions I'm Niat3cord1
county. Nr Hewitt wants @rn teams WI
drivers aud guarantees Thorn wears WORK.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

hcrs. The express officials took the matter
under consideration and II Is probable that
some action viii bc taken along the line
desired by the growers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

Is meeting with hearty encouragement. The
surveyors are here this week ESTABLISHING
q now line through the city which VIII
parallel the Katy track.
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HOMEOPATHIC Board.

Austin. Texas, April - The state
Homeopathic board Of medical examiners
will convene at Waco on May Is at tr-
ofiice Of Dr. Streeter. The board VII
meet az 10 o'clock A. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

In approval NJ application No los ~ the
IeAas ana New orleans Railroad company.
authority Is hereby granted for the adop
tion Of The following rates, in cents psr
100 pounds, to apply on pine lumber aud
articles taking pine lumber rates between
POINTS on the Texas and New Orleans RAFT
road.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

a.. a It. C. n. n.
Grand Central Depo,
r>syv No 700 a. m Arrive No. >. SIS p
iespe No = 1850 a. m Arrive No. 4. 7.Z0E
less No ). 100 p Arrive No. O. olo a
r. s. N. o. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
tesvs No g.. z,zsam Arrive No 1000 m
t:s: n Ss . A Isi NJ 90 1850 1850
O., n. 4 8. A. ny.
Grand Central Depo,
Leave No. y. 1905 am Arrive No 1902. N
lsNe No. s...,ii.l5 >, m Auive.No.Io,4.oo a u
O.. H. s N. RI
Grand Central Depot
Leave No 1905 q. N Arrive No. s.. 900 an
ley. Ne Ne iSS Any: N NJ 1899 9SS pm
Nos. and Sundays Only
n. Y, II. a n. n. r..
Grand Central Depot
leave No isIlo.1s a. m Arrive No iss 3.35 pm
Q. A. a A. p. By.
Grand Central Depot
Iesve No. i..o.55 m Arrive No. a. Gas pm
g.. @. a S. F. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave J. -. 700 m Arrive s.ssim
leave......,..7.45 p m Arrive ,...... O.ZO o.
Galveston Trims
leave ........7 90 a. m. Arrive .. 9.30p.n
Ieave.......7.4s m Auive....,,.. 7.3O pm
Additional Sunday Specials
Lesve .s.55 a m Arrive. ...... $40 a. 4.
Leave. ......1.SO ?. m Arrive ..... o.20 p. m
Allthese trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Ave. Depot 10 minutes later than the above
III. 70. a w. It. r.. II.
leave 2 90 am. Express Train Arrive 9: 10 2. m
Leave SOS p. m ..... .......... Arrive o.o2 a m
All trains leave Grand Central Depot
n, X. a T. ". n.
NJ. n 7. Depot Fifth Ward.
Leave 9. so a m.................A Arrive 30 a. m
Leave : 05 ?. ...,........ Arrive 20 IA
For Galveston Trains see O. H &H.
I. q G. N. ". II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Leave s.35 D. m............... Arrive 4, 40 N
Leave s 90 a. m..+i,..,... Arrive 3. , o pm
Columbia and velaseo Trains.
Ieav. s.ooa. m .......... Arrive 4.45 ?. m
Leave 900 Am. SUNDAY only) Arrive 4.4s p.nn
g. Fl. & Fl. R.R.
Le.ve II, g. 6. NJ Depot ............ 500 =. n
leave NJ <. & 7; Depot ..,,.,.... 94s a n
Leave Grand Central Depot ...-,.... AS n
Leave l. s. G. N. Depot ............4.55 ?, n
'Leave Grand Central Depot. ......... 900 :. n
sIeave. / & g. \. Depot ............. 9l0 n
Sundays only.
Mf3npht.special arrives / 20 a m. SUNDAYS